6 News Journal, Mansfield, 0 Monday, March 22, 1915 WILL WEAR FASHIONS Hill City Chapter of the National Secretaries Association (Intl) will hold a benefit card party and style show Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the YMCA-YWCA gymnasium. The models shown above, from left, are Miss Sandy Guarino, secretary of Tiraco Junior Achievement Company; Mrs. Marcine Davis, Hill City Chapter president; Mrs.
Dave Cameron, recording secretary of Hill City Chapter and secretarial adviser to JA secretaries, and Miss Laurie Davis, secretary of Eamus, JA Co. Mrs. Herschel G. Holland is general chairman for the event. Donations of $1 will be accepted at the door, and proceeds will be used for the Chapter's scholarship fund.
Door prizes 1 will be given and refreshments served. Fashions will be from Montgomery Ward. (Photo by Martin Lewis). HINTS FROM Dear Heloise Have you ever though of putting reflector tape around the key hole in your car door? I found this so valuable when trying to unlock the car at night that I have now put one inside the car on the dashboard for the ignition key. I also put one on the trunk lock of my car.
It sure does help us oldsters who wear bifocals and don't happen to have enough room in our pockets to carry a flashlight! Dick Cowan Dear Heloise: I have the worst time trying to keep a pie crust from shrinking. Can you offer any suggestions? New Bride First, I suggest changing recipes and testing different ones till you get a good one. Then stick to it. Seek Help To Contact 30 Persons The second five-year reunion of the 1955 graduating class of Mansfield Senior High School is being planned for Aug. 7 at Grotto Hall, and the committee in charge needs addresses for contacting more than 30 members of the class.
Persons with information on how to contact the following people, are asked to call Mrs. Ronald Bacquet, at 524-6923; Mary Lou Asbury, Faith E. Baker, Barbara Ann Butler, R. Lee Harris Brooks, Mary Jacqueline Hess Hammaker, Carolyn Jean Kathan, Anna Vera Kraepelien, Evelyn Mallette Eberhart, Mary Alice Mingle, and Nancy A. Milliman.
Others are Della Irene Sams, Mary A. Rinkovsky, Anna Mae Sheldon, Carol Jean Shannon, Sylvia Tolliver, Annie Lois Williams, Margaret Lucille Williams, Marshall H. Barnes, Richard Ted Bair, John William Bishop, Willie E. Coats, Donald Cunningham, Robert Frieg, Robert Curry, Jim Fisher (Sandusky), Robert Piper, John Preston Browne, Stephen George Fisher Kenneth Rumery, Robert Williams, David E. McKinney, Frank Steinberg, and Bud Duane Thoman.
Second, if your pie shell ways shrinks out of shape, then after lining the pan (and pricking the dough with a fork if necessary) then put ANOTHER pan on top of it and cook the dough between both pans with them turned DOWN in your oven at 375 for about 15 minutes. Top pan can be removed for further browning if necessary. Heloise Dear Heloise: I am in the middle of preparing for family dinner tomorrow which means getting out OES Chapter Initiated Mrs. Wellington Chadwick, Upper Sandusky, District Ten deputy grand matron, was inspecting officer for the annual inspection of Ruth Chapter No. 17, Order of the Eastern Star Friday night at Masonic Temple.
Other special guests presented and escorted to seats in the East were Paul Anderson, grand organist; Beatrice Wells, deputy grand matron of District Four; Mrs. T. L. Hockett, grand representative of Ontario in Ohio; Doris Ruehrmand, grand representative of Pennsylvania in Ohio, and DeForest West, deputy grand master of the 20th Masonic District. Sixteen visiting worthy matrons and 14 worthy patrons of visiting chapters and 17 past matrons and six past patrons of Ruth Chapter also were in attendance.
Two new members were initiated. special serving dishes, I think my little hint would help any homemaker who does her own cooking, and has children andor a relative or two to help her the food on the table or buffet at the last minute. First, I always write my menu one a paper so I don't forget anything. Then the day before the dinner when I have all my serving dishes clean and ready, I write each menu item on a little slip of paper and put it in the dish I wish it to be served in. Just takes about five minutes, but, oh, the saving on frazzled nerves that last hour.
No more "Mama, where do I put the pickles?" or potatoes, or squash, etc. Emily Kesterson Emily, you are really an efficiency expert! Not only is it easier for others to help you get the food to the table on time and in proper dishes, but this idea eliminates the possibility of discovering at the last minute that you forgot to put on the cranberry sauce, pickles, etc. Heloise Club To Fill Easter Basket Canned goods to fill a basket for Easter will be brought to the meeting when MNO Club members meet tomorrow at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Steve Barbely, 248 Greendale Ave. Mrs. Bernard Reindl will be present to help members further their knitting projects which were started at the last meeting. A social hour is planned and card prizes will be given. Mix-'em-up DRY CLEANING SALE Monday thru Thursday Plain Skirts, Pants, Sweaters, Shorts, Slacks 3 99 DOES NOT APPLY ON PICK UP AND DELIVERY OR COUPONS Deluxe 1 Hour Cleaners Hours: 7 A.M.
to 6 P.M. 27 East Fourth St. Tel. 522-1221 "All I said was: Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." A L.S./M.F.T. LUCKY STRIKE filters TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS 9, C.
Capong, Family 00 News And Features Garden Club Plans Easter Workshop Mrs. M. H. Fisher, civic and project chairman, will give the program, "Easter Workshop," when Green Thumb Garden Club members meet tomorrow at Kingwood Center for a 12:30 p. m.
luncheon. Mrs. Fisher will show how to make Easter corsages and ribbon gifts to roses a to be hospital given group. as Easter Club Opens The conservation Mrs. program New Season will be given by Frank Gadfield.
Mrs. Frank Poling Mrs. Henry Paulsen will use will review National Gardener the topic, "Gardens Around The magazine. World," for the program when The Kingwood report will be Linnaeus Garden Club holds its given by Mrs. George Norton, first meeting of the season TuesMrs.
D. M. Hedrick, and Mrs. day at the home of Mrs. Earl Fisher.
Schuler, 720 Lexington Avenue Luncheon hostesses will be Rd. Mrs. Hedrick and Mrs. B. W.
Along with her talk, Mrs. Doolittle. Paulsen will describe unusual things pertaining to climate, Glauers To Mark and show slides of Egyptian gardens. 25th Anniversary Mrs. Peter Miller, president, CRESTLINE Mr.
and Mrs. will conduct the session during Reuben Glauer will observe which committee reports will be their silver wedding anniversa- given. ry at their home on Beam Rd. Mrs. Charles Freehafer will Wednesday.
March in give the Kingwood report. Mrs. 24, 1940, Charles Young, vice president, First Evangelical English Lu- will introduce Mrs. Paulsen. theran Church by the Reverend Simon A.
Metzger, they are the parents of two sons David, a Ham Kebab Recipe student in the College of Vet- When you want to use ham erinary Medicine at The Ohio for kebabs, alternate the meat State University, and Thomas, on skewers with pineapple a Crestline High School senior. chunks and green pepper slices. The Little Woman Pros (GIVE 3-22 King Features Syndicate, 1965. World rights reserved, "It's for a very worthy cause!" DOWNTOWN MANSFIELD full hips UGWAIST IPSLENDA is made just to slim you naturally AMERICANA COLLECTION Southeraft Designed for the average American female, Hugwaist Hipslenda was meant just for you! Slims your hips with hidden control panels firms your tummy with diamond-shaped reinforcements naturalcontoured derriere for today's newest fashions. $11 CORSETS SECOND FLOOR MODELS FOR SHOW Among the children modeling at the benefit card party and style show to be sponsored by The Marriedettes at 7:30 p.
m. Thursday in the Park Lanes Banquet Room are those pictured above wearing ensembles to be featured in the show. Wearing solid and checked blue rayon sister outfits are Christine Eihardt, kneeling in front, and Michelle Eihardt, also kneeling, children of Mr. and Mrs. George Eihardt, 1098 Fir Dr.
Navy blue shift jumpers with white and red polka-dotted blouses are worn by Joan Dyson, standing at leit, and Jerree Dyson, standing at center, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dyson, 754 McPherson St. Mari Kay Hagerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hagerman, 1166 Beal is wearing a blue dotted dress featuring removable trim on the bodice. (News Journal photo by Terry Wolf). Marriedettes Plan Benefit Lamplighters Council of the Blind will be benefited by the card party and style show to be sponsored by The Marriedettes at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in the Park Lanes Banquet Room.
Donations of $1 a person will be accepted, and door prizes will be awarded. Anyone unable to attend the show but who wishes to aid the Lamplighters Council may purchase a ticket, to any club member who will deposit it in a sealed container from which the prize winners will be selected. A limited number of tickets will be available at the door. Further information about tickets may be obtained by calling 747-7656 or 524-1009. Mrs.
Donald Harmon will serve as commentator for the show which will feature styles Models will be the following club members and their children: Mrs. Gerald Rieder, Mrs. Geroge Eihardt, Mrs. Richard Hagerman, Mrs. Jack Dyson, Mrs.
Larry Welty, Mrs. Lee Bailey, Mrs. Paul Gordon, Mrs. Howard Sprague, Mrs. Alice Sublett, Joan and Donna Harmon, Susan and Mindy Rieder, Michelle and Christine Eihart, Mari Kay Hagerman, Jerree and Joan Dyson, and Alice Yod- fill out the coupon and return it from Robert Hall Clothes.
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