Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 11

NEW ADDRESS MASON CITY i THEY'RE SANTA'S LIST--Santa Claus; knows the new address' of Mr. and H. McCollum and their four youngsters, Michael, 7, Marsha Kay, 3V2, Pat, 2, and Tim, 1, who are living in ari apartment at 504 6th S. E. The McCollums came to Mason City from Waterloo when Mr; McCollum began his work as manager of the North Piggly Wiggly store.

At Waterloo, he had been an assistant manager of a Piggly Wiggiy store and joining his present firm, he was in the grocery business in North Iowa and Northfield, is Mr. McCollum's hometown, and Mrs. is from Crofton, Neb. They are members of the First Methodist Church and Michael is in: second grade.at Garfield School. Bowling and fishing are Mr.

Me Collum's and Mrs. McCollum likes bowling and canasta. Right now, everyone's hobby is waiting for Santa Claus. North lowan Married in West SHEFFIELD--Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Messerschmidt, announce the marriage their daughter, Audrey Jean, Sacrameh to, to Capt. William son of Col bert, Long Beach, which took place in St. John's Lutheran Church in Sacramento, the Rev Robert Romeis officiating.

The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. James McNall, as ma Iron of honor. Bridesmaid was Marlene Herrmann. Capt. Rober Thompson, McClellan, servec as bestman.

Ushers Were Lt. Col Murtori Marrill Offi Crocker, McClellan Calif." '-Ringbearer Was Brad Little The bride was given in riiarriagi by her brother-in-law, James Me Nail. Following a week's wedding trip they will make their home in'Nort Highlands, Calif. Mrs. Hutchison is a graduate Sheffield High School and attends Upper Iowa University, Faytette She has been employed in Califor nia the past three years.

Capt. Hutchison is stationed a McClellan Air Force Base. He al tended Long Beach City Colleg and the University of California a Los Angeles. --o-WEDDING PLANNED TO BE HELD DEC.2D WESLEY--Banns were publishe in St. Joseph's Church for Rut Froelich, daughter of the Car Froelichs and Kenneth Green, so of the George Greens of St.

Bene diet. They will be married Dec. 2 in St. Joseph's. Mr.

Green ha served two years and i home on 30 day furlough: He wi return to Sari Diego to complet his enlistment term. Miss Fro lich "was honored at a prenuptia shower in Parish Hall. AUTHORIZED Sales Service PHONE 162 Home. Appliance Co. 20 Second St.

Observance of Holiday Is Varied By JANE EADS WASHINGTON You can cele- rate Christmas around the world ithout heading your reindeer out- ide Washington, D. C. You hear carols sung in many anguages, including one of the old- st known Christmas songs--that ung to the Greek "Santa Claus," t. Basil, founder of the Greek Or- hodox died in D. 30.

You meet the jolly old fellow the red suit everywhere, though lis name might be Santa Claus, Yultomte, Krampus, St. Nicholas, Bather Christor Viejito Pascuero. Even the aromas of Christmas have their You can sniff them along Embassy Social Calendar MONDAY' HEO Club-1, Mrs. G. H.

Thompson, 312 13th S.E. Trinity Mother's Club-8, Church Fireside Room. Hawkeye Movie Makers-8, Salvation Army Citadel. TUESDAY Federation History Is Published WASHINGTON, D. American clubwoman, has been brought up to date--historically speaking-in a new book published by the General Federation of Women's Clubs.

The book, "Unity in Diversity," by. Mildred White Wells, traces-the club movement from its beginnings in scattered clubs in the United States in the early 1800's, through the founding of the General Federation of Women's Clubs (now the world's largest women's organization) in the 1890's, the present. According to Mrs. Wells, women's clubs, as we know today, sprang up in all parts of the country at about the same time with each group thinking it was unique. The earliest club records uncovered by Mrs.

Wells are those of the Ladies' Society of the City of Detroit, which organized in 1818. Unfortunately, the Ladies' Society did not survive. Female Education The oldest continuously existent club in the United States today, Mrs. Wells says, is the Ladies Education Society of Jacksonville, 111. It was organized in 1833 under the name of the Ladies Association for the Education of Females.

The General Federation of Women's Clubs came into being through the-offices of the New York Sorosis Club. Sorosis itself credited Charles Dickens with its When Matom City Glefe-Giicite, Clly, U. Globe-Gazette jihoto LOOK WHO'S SANTA GLAUS--Miss Irene Sweeney, left, and Miss Ava Manlove, right, played Santa Glaus Friday when they visited the Cerro Gordo County Home bringing Christmas gifts from Beta Phi Chapter of'Beta Sigma Phi to the 85 residents there. Members of the sorority made 85 packages of goodies and purchased 85 gifts to present to those who are living at the County Home. Subordinate Lodge 224-8, IOOF Hall.

WEDNESDAY PEO IY-2, Mrs. S.W. M. D. 1112 2nd the noted author was visiting this country in 1868, a dinner was planned -for him by the New York Press Club.

The invitations excluded women. A group of disgruntled New York newspaperwomen and their friends retaliated by founding Sorosis and excluding men. Ringleader of this group was.Mrs. J. C.

(Jennie June) Everyday Hand Care Beauty Key By VIVIAN BROWN AP Newsfeatures Beauty Editor Beautiful hands demand full- time upkeep, says lovely Blanche Thebom of the Metropolitan Opera. Miss Thebom, whose hands are so captivating one music critic wrote as lyrically about them as about her singing in a Delilah performance, doesn't owe their beauty to she: applying a waxy base coat over the top of the nail and underneath it, then two coats of polish over the base coat and adding a finishing coat of clear polish. This gives a good protective nail armor to your hands. Each morning apply a coat of clear polish to both top and under side of nail. --o-- Re-electionJs Held by Class Tuckabachee Class of the First Methodist Church re-elected its officers to serve another year at a meeting Friday afternoon at the church.

Croly. Twenty-one years laiex, 'Hand care coating of is more than just nail polish and a Mrs. Harry Wright was reelected president; Mrs. W. DINNER PARTY IS HELD BY MISS GRAVES Miss Elizabeth H.

Graves, 30 West State, entertained at Christmas dinner party Friday evening at her home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barclay, Mr and Mrs. Gene Osborne, Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Evans, Dr. Stella Mason and Robert Findson.

Mrs Findson is in Rochester this week --o-Line your skillet or baking par with aluminum foil before making an upside-down cake. When the cake is done, turn out the foil and cake together and peel off the foil at once. The foil prevents the melted sugar and fruit from sticking. And there's no pan to scour! Christ Party Plans Veteran of Foreign Wars and tuxiliary will hold their annual hristmas party; for children of members Wednesday, evening at :30 at the VFW Home. Santa'will be 'ate the -party; with reats for the youngsters.

All chil- Iren who will participate in the rogram are being asked to Mrs. John 386R11, or Mrs. Leonard Tosel, 4929. There will be practice for program Monday at 3 p.m., at the VFW Home. --o-- HAWKEYE'MOVIE MAKERS TO MEET Hawkeye Movie" Makers will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Salvation Army Citadel, The program will include a tour of the Saspe Peninsula with Miss Alice Rehn and color slides of Mexico fay Frank Free.

Refreshments will be served. Our Saviour's Rebecca- Circle-' 2 Church. Helpalot Club- Postponed to Dec. 30. Club.

diplomats' cooks prepare for holiday feast. At the Irish embassy, the family of Ambassador Joseph Hearne will begin its Christmas night dinner with kidney soup, followed by goose stuffed with sage 'and onion dressing, apple brussels sprouts, celery and a pudding whole family had a nand in making. Maurice, 19, 17, David, 15 and; Mary Elizaaeth, as; well as and Mrs. Hearne, each took a stir in the plum pudding, making the wish. Mrs.

Hearne says the Irish make four or five puddings, sometimes two months in 'advance, and try'to save one for Easter. The Irish always go to midnight mass Christmas eve, after which they come horn to a breakfast of spiced beef, minced pies and tea or coffee. Candles; are lighted in the windows to show the. way for the Infant Jesus. The Irish sleep late Christmas day and after a breakfast exchange the gifts which "Father Christmas" brought them.

The American cnstom of celebrating Christmas on Dec. 25 with feasting and an exchange of gifts has been adapted by the Philippines, but Filipino youngsters get another set of presents Jan. 6, the day of the arrival of the Kings'; bringing gifts. to the Infant Jesus. The holiday season begins Dec.

16 and lasts 22 days, but is mostly a religious observance. After Christmas Eve midnight mass comes the big feast known as the "Media Noche," i roasted pig, sweet squash, string beans, many different kinds of rice pudding and hot chocolate or a native wine. If you are making chocolate fudge and the candy hardens in the bowl so it cannot be poured, try adding a tablespoon of milk or a couple of tablespoons of corn syrup to it and then beat hard until smooth and pour into pan at once. JAN. 28 IS DATE SET FOR WEDDING LEROY, and Mrs.

Arno Nauman announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Wanda to Raphael Duren of Stacyville on Jan. 28. --o-LUNCHEON GIVEN FOR MRS. KNUTSON Mrs. L.

G. Knutson of, Tucson, was honored at a 1 o'clock luncheon given a home Mrs. C. E. N.W.

Guests were Mrs. J. L. Pinta of Hampton, Mrs. R.

A. Rish and Mrs. E. C. Gburley.

Mr. and Mrs. Knutson are visiting at Clear Lake. LICENSES TO WED ISSUED TO COUPLES DECORAH Marriage licenses have been issued to Ole Melaas, legal, arid Judith both of Decorah; Stanley Rod, 39, and Mary Coo, 39; both, of St. Paul, Sorosis called 'a convention of women's clubs in New York, and on April 24, 1890 the General Federation of Women's Clubs -was founded at a ratification convention in New York City.

Unity in Diversity The book takes it title, "Unity In from the motto of the General Federation of Woriien's Clubs, which in turn was taken from a phrase in a speech by a president of Sorosis in 1889. The speaker was Ella Dietz Clymer, who had served as president of the Minerva Club of New Harmony, pruning of cuticle. It is not a gilding of the lily and covering up past neglect. It is a daily effort to maintain charm, smoothness a grace." She offers these pointers: Develop graceful hands. Don't when she was a girl of 16.

The General Federation of Wohi- n's Clubs now boasts 11,000,000 associate members the United 'States and 42 other Raymond Kvamime, 22, Decorah, and Phyllis Eddy, 18, Waukon. Knitted Cap A SNAP TO FWD THE AT BILL'S CAMERA STORE Last minute shoppers can complete their gift lists from our great selection of Name Brand Cameras and equipment. CAMERAS from CAMERA KITS from 4.95 9.95, BILL'S CAMERA STORE 105 SOUTH DELAWARE 2 Doors South of City Hall in Mason City up 150 feel you must grab the coffee pot to pour your guest, but pick it up as if you were performing a gracious act of hospitality. Sit before your dressing table mirror and watch your hands as you dust your perfume tray or reach for a comb. Act as though your hands were pretty enough to be shown off with a flair.

But don't wave them around unnecessarily. (That's just as bad as having inexpressive hands.) Exercise your hands. Pianists and typists get adequate hand exercise without making a special effort but regular limbering of 'the Banker, first vice president; Mrs. W. C.

Horn, second vice Mrs. Lester Milligan, secretary; and Mrs. Foster Elliott, treasurer. Mrs. G.

S. C. Andrick led devotions and Dr. Lloyd A. Gustafson spoke briefly.

Doctor and Mrs. Gustafson were guests. Vera was welcomed as a new member Christmas "decorations were used on the luncheon table. Mrs. Charles Harrison was assisted in serving by Mrs.

B. J. Cardey, Mrs. L. M.

Crowell, Mrs. Lennie Trueblood and Mrs. E. A. Flarup, --o-If you want to- ma'ke your holiday cookies festive 1 with a decorative icing, you can do it this way.

Sift some confectioners' sugar and measure one cup into a bowl; stir just enough 'water--about 1 tablespoon--into the sugar so the' frosting will hold its shape when'forced through a pastry tube. Now tint the frosting the desired shade with a few drops of food coloring. 'If you're not using a pastry thin the frosting with a little more water and BATH TOWNSHIP WOMEN ENTERTAINED Township Farm Women had a Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. A. E.

Hansen. The Farm Bureau reading list was presented by Mrs. Elmer Weers Entertainment was in charge Knitted beanie beret which may also be worn as a real Scotch cap by tucking the top section down and sewing to the coiorfultrim on one side is made in a dark woo and trimmed with interfacings strands of bright blue green and red wool run through casings at iedge of "cap: Th little mittens are similarly trimmed, in the-bright, wools. Pat tern' includes instructions for sizes for 6 and 8 years. Send 25c for the Knitted Scotch Cap and Beret (Pattern No.

150) all instructions, your name, address, -to. Carol Curtis, Mason City Globe-Gazette, Box 229, Madison Square Station, New York 10, Patterns ready 1 to fill orders immediately. For; special handling of order via first'class mail include an extra 5c per pattern. Countries of the world. Its head- luarters is located in two adjoining esidential buildings near Dupont ircle in Washington, D.C.

The main building was built in 1875 and urchased by the Federation In 922 during the administration of rlrs. Alice Ames Winter, a Minneota clubwoman. The annex was urchased in 1952 during the administration of Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton of Iowa, now assistant irector of refugees and migration i the Foreign Operations Admin- stration of the United States overrimenL Chartered in' 1904 The General Federation of Wom- n's Club received its charter from he Congress of the United States 1904 and since then has carried consistent programs in the ields of education, fine arts, con- ervation, conservation, ommunity service, safety, legis- ation, welfare, international af- airs, health, national defense and Americanism. It conducted a home equipment survey, war service 'rejects in both wars and supports many philanthropic programs.

At present it is 'engaged in cam- jaign to raise $250,000 to restore and refurnish the first floor of In- dependence'Hall in Philadelphia. In Diversity" is the first listory of the General Federation 5f Women's Clubs since 1912. The author, Mrs. Wells, is a former editor of the official publication of he a Federation, The General Federation Clubwoman magazine. At present she is a resi- lent.of Lookout Mountain, Tenn.

She formerly lived in Daytona Beach, she also owned a weekly newspaper in DeLand, Fla. She served as president of the Florida. Federation of Women's Clubs from 1938 to 1940. The new history is a 508 page, illustrated volume which is'avail- able from the General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1734 N. Street, N.W., Washington 6, D.C.

To remove every bit of batter from a bowl, when you are making cake or cookies, you'll find a rubber spatula is the best utensil you can use for this purpose. A spatula of this sort will also do a good job hands is necessary for others. One exercise is the "chorus line." You place the fingers of both hands on a table edge, with thumbs hanging. down, and exercise the fingers as though they were a line of dancing girls, lifting them high like a prancing step, raising them straight up, like a high kick, and moving them sidewise in either direction. Do the index fingers, middle fingers, fourth an'd little fingers as pairs to a rhythm supplied by your own humming.

Wear rubber gloves for household chores such as dishwashing and cleaning silver. Put on a good thick layer of hand-cream before donning the gloves. That way your hands get a lubricating massage all the time you're working. When removing the gloves, peel them off inside out and wash them with soap and water to remove grease so that the rubber does not deteriorate. After washing the hands, use land lotion.

Dip an orange stick in the bottle of lotion and run it under the nail--to prevent grime catching roughnesses. When using a nailbrush, use it vigorously on hands, fingers, around cuticle and at corners of nails that are likely to discolor due to dye of black gloves or suede handbags. Push back the cuticle gently when drying hands. Use a fine pair of- nail scissors to trim the nails, then smooth the cut edges down with an emory board. Prolong the manicure by Mrs.

Eddie jorie Walls. Hegtvedt and Mar Secret Friends" were revealed and the new programs for 1954 with entertainment anc work schedules were distributed Lunch was served by Mrs. Han assisted by Clarence Paulson. SHEETMETAL WORKERS HAVE YULE DINNER Sheetmetal Workers Local 33 had its annual Christmas party for members, wives, and guests at the VFW Friday evening. Dinner was served and Everett Rick acted as master of ceremonies and as Santa Glaus, distributing gifts.

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