Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 76, No. 65, Ed. 1 Monday, May 3, 1965 Page: 11 of 34
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1 envelope (1% ee.) dry onion soup mix
1% g. raw, grated potato (about 2 medium)
3 T. lard or drippings
l c. water
Flour for gravy, if desired
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MAY 9th
DEAR DR. MOLNER: Do men go through a ’
change of life? If so, at what age and what are
the symptoms? — MRS. A. C.
ORDINARILY men do not go through a
change of life in the sense that women do. With
a woman, there is a very distinct change in glan-
dular action as the age of child-bearing comes to
an end and this la acoompanied by a variety of
symptoms, quite distressing in some cases, rath-
er mild or absent in others.
Such a sharp change in physiology does not
occur in men. All the same, there can be some
change in hormone production. In addition, nerv-
ousness, dizziness, anxiety and even a counter-
Moles that are located in places where they
are subject to constant irritation, such as soles
of the feet, palms of the hands, collar line of the
neck or belt line of the waist, should be re-
moved. Any mole which begins to get bigger,
change color, scales, itches, or bleeds, should
be removed by a doctor.
SHE WILL APPRECIATE MOST
are at... PENN SQUARE!
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Combine flour, salt, pepper and paprika.
Pound seasoned flour into meat. Cut meat into
five to six serving pieces. Combine dry onion ’
soup mix and raw potato. Place approximately 2
T. of potato-onion mixture on each piece of
meat. Roll as a jelly roil and fasten with wooden
picks.
Brown meat in lard or drippings. Pour off
drippings. Add water. Cover tightly and cook
slowly 1% to 2 hours or until meat is tender. Re-
move meat to heated platter. Thicken cooking
liquid with flour for gravy, if desired. Makes five
to six servings. •
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Dear Abby
Love Is Gotten
MAT 28 is the data se-
lected by Miss Margaret
Jeanell Brandon and Jesse
C. Hunt for their wedding.
Vows will be read at 7:30
p.m. in South Woodward
Church of Christ. Lyle
Brooks will officiate.
Parents of the couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Buford
Brandon, 3257 SW 48, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt,
1541 SW 37.
The couple attended U.
S. Grant High School.
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What Is Congestive Heart Failure?
, $ By Joseph G. Molner, MD
Monday, May 3, 1965 11 ’
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DEAR DR. MOLNER: What is congestive
heart failure and how serious would it be in a
woman of 65 who has not had a heart attack as
yet and hopes to avoid one?
Also please send me your booklet, ’“How to
Take Care of Your Heart,” for which I enclose
the required 20 cents in coin and a long,
stamped, self-addressed envelope. — MRS. M. B.
TRE' BOOKLET will make this clearer than
I can in limited space — which is why I wrote
the booklet, of course.
In brief, a heart attack means that the or-
gan's muscle is damaged by some of the circula-
tion to tt being cut off by a dot or similar ob-
struction- It is the muscle which suffers —and
naturally that is serious.
Congestive heart failure is a different thing.
Instead of being the result of a sudden attack. it
develops gradually and from more than one pos-
sible cause.
A typucal condition involves damage, to one
of the valves in the heart. While the heart beats
as strongly as ever, the faulty valve does not let
it function as effectively. So the heart has to
work harder to accomplish the same amount of
blood circulation.
The heart gradually tires from the strain.
The seriousness depends on the degree of
congestion — and how the patient takes care of
the problem. The booklet is designed to help you
understand how to do that.
DEAR* DR. MOLNER: You wrote that there
is no cureifor psoriasis, but I have read that a
drug called methotrexate has done so. Have you
heard of this? — B. C.
YES, I have. Methotrexate has helped (but
not cured) some patients who have been plagued
by severe psoriasis over large parts of their bode
les. I
It is every powerful drug, has to be used
with great respect and isn’t — at the present
state of knowledge about it — to be considered
for use when (as so often is the case) a patient
has only some small patches of psoriasis.
Psoriasis is a nuisance but not dangerous.
Sometimes.it goes away for no apparent reason.
Sometimes it subsides when one or another of
the various treatments is being used — pt which
point the pectient may think that he knows the
cure for psoriasis.
My advice to the average person with psori-
asis is to have a doctor or skin specialist pre-
scribe something to subdue the scaliness and
itchtag (when it becomes bothersome) and other-
wise to ignore it and hope that it will subside
spontaneously some day.
cases of red, blue, and colorless moles.
Almost everybody has at least one mole
somewhere on his body. Some people have doz-
ens of them. A mole can appear on almost any ■
part of the skin, including the scalp. Moles vary
greatly in appearance, depending on the layer of
the skin where they originated.
Most moles develop before birth, or shortly
after birth. But sometimes they appear in young
children at around the age of 13 or 14. Of course,
moles are not very attractive, even though they
are sometimes called "beauty spots." This, is be-
cause a male may be very large, or in some con-
spicuous place, or it may be covered with hairs.
IF A PERSON FEELS strongly that such a
mole detracts from his appearance, the mole can
be removed by a doctor, usually without even
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part of “hot flashes” can develop from psycho-
logical rather than physical causes.
Most men never encounter such symptoms.
It isn’t something that you expect to happen, like
the female menopause. But such cases as do oc-
cur in men are most likely to be noted some-
where between the age of 40 and 55.
JUNE 12 IS the date for
their wedding selected by
Miss Alyce Kathleen God-
shall and Lt. David Wil-
liam Hutchison Jr. The fu-
ture bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Ray God shall, Gaffney, S.
C., and her fiance is the
son of Mrs. Delmer J.
Reed, Tucson, Ariz., and
Maj. Gen. David W. Hut-
chison, 1209 Glenwood.
Vows will be read in the
First Baptist Church, Gaff-
ney, at 8 p.m. Dr. Denver
OPEN EVERY MON. A THURS. NIGHTS till 9
SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT 'HI 9 P.M.
(MAY 7th) before Mother's Day
AN Penn Square Stores Wil Be OPIN!!
Te nsure a happy Mother's Day fee your family's
favorite lady, Penn Square has taken extra earn
to have everything that might bo on your gift list
for her. And, to make certain you'll have plenty of
time to select her gifts, we'll be open an extra
night (Friday) before Mother's Day. You'll be glad
ou delighted your Mother on her Day with just
what she wanted" from Penn Square.
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IT’S TO FRENCH CUISINE we re indebted
for the term, roulade, which comes from the
verb rouler, meaning to roll.
Round steak is the preferred meat for rou-
lades because it is boneless, or practically so,
can be easily cut into individual servings and
lends itself to pounding with a meat mallet or
the edge of a sturdy saucer. Pounding also helps
to break down the less tender fibers in meat and
this, too, is desirable since round steak is consid-
ered a less tender meat cut. e-
- ONCE THE HALF-INCH thick steak is
pounded, it's thinner and has a larger surface so
it’s easily spread with the stuffing mixture and
rolled attractively for the braising process that
cooks it to delicious tenderness.
BEEF-POTATO ROULADES
1 beef round steak, cut M-inch thick
3 T. floor
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Delta Phi. In 1964 he
served as president of his
senior class.
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finish on linoleum may be
damaged by soaking it with
too much water and scrub-
bing or by using harsh or
gritty cleaning compounds.
A coating of a good floor
wax helps keep dirt from
sticking, and cuts down the
need for hard soag,and wa-
ter scrubbing to* remove
ground-in soil.
(Dr. Molner ii interested in all his readerx’ auestjons, and whem
Only by Giving
By Abigall Van Buren
DEAR ABBY: I am don't worry about shock-
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Jackson Davis will offici-
ate.
Miss Godshall is a grad-
uate of the University of
South Carolina, Columbia,
where she was a member
of Delta Delta Delta and
Kappa Delta Pi. She is at-
tending graduate school at
the University of Alabama,
Tuscaloosa.
Lt. Hutchison was grad-
uated from Fishburne Mil-
itary School, Waynesboro,
Va., and attended SCU. He
received his commission
upon being graduated
from Officer Candidate
School,, Fort Benning, Ga.,
and he is presently attend-
ing the U. S. Army Avia-
tion School, Fort Rucker,
Ala.
where she 1 was queen of
Aggie Toastmasters.. Club,
and was on the Redskin
staff. She to a senior at the
University ‘ of Oklahoma
where she appeared in
Sooner Scandals. She is a
member of Chi Omega,
Student Education Associ-
ation. Young Women's
Christian Association and
is listed on the Dean’s
Honor Roll.
Mr. Burnham is a senior
at OU where he is a mem-
ber of Sigma Alpha Epsi-
lon, Semper Fidelis Mili-
tary Fraternity and Naval
Reserve Officers Training
Corps and Drill Team. He
expects to .be commis-
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ENGAGEMENT of Miss
Sue Ellen Stewart to Gary
F. Mansker is announced
by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Loran Stewart,
3217 NW Park P1. The fu-
ture bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clois
Mansker, Beeville, Texas.
Watchorn Chapel at St.
Luke's Methodist Church
will be the setting for the
August 28 wedding at 4:30
p.m. Dr. William H. Wal-
lace Jr. will officiate.
The future bride is a
graduating senior at Bay-
lor University, Waco, Tex-
as, where she is a member
of Athenean. Miss Stewart
has been selected as
Freshman Football Du-
chess, Sophomore Princess
in the Homecoming Court,
1964 Cotton Bowl Princess
and served as secretary of
House Council.
Mr. Mansker, who re-
ceived a BBS* degree in ac-
counting from Baylor, is a
student in BU School of
Law. He is a member of
Baylor Chamber of Corn-
Individual Roulades Delicious!
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Haught-Kunt*
THE ENGAGEMENT of
Min Linda Carlene
Haught to Berry Ted
Kuntz, Hyattsville, Md., is
being announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Haught, Cement.
Mr. Kuntz is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kuntz, Cyril.
The ceremony will take
plate at 2 p.m. June 26 in
the First Baptist Church,
Cement, with Rev. Cletis
Lee officiating.
Majoring in home eco-
nomics, Miss Haught is a
junior at Oklahoma Col-
lege for Women. She is a
member of the Baptist Stu-
dent Union.
The future bridegroom
was graduated with a
bachelor's degree in agri-
cultural education and a
master’s degree in agricul-
tural economics from Ok-
tired of reading articles on ing him. He’s heard every-
how women should ‘treat” thing.
men. 2., . DEAR ABBY: I recently
The women are told to new from Florida to New
diet, get new hair-dos, York just to see "HELLO,
wear feminine clothes, get DOLLY. I had purchased
interested in sports, al- my tickets six months in
ways smell .fresh and advance. The play was ev-
sweet and flatter a man a erything I had anticipated,
ego. Baloney. but a man sitting behind
We women have pride, knew the entire score
too, you know. I am a lot sang along with ev_
more attractive in many number. It was mad-
ways than most of my dening
married friends, and 1 8 . T a
have a lot of love to give. .The next evening 1Paid
But here I sit — starving $5 to see MY F
oratteetion Men are the LADY." I had never spent
dumbest animals in the that, much on a moviein
world. PROUD IN LOUIS- my life. Would you believe
VILLE it, Abby, again a man sit-
__ ___ — ting behind me sang all
DEAB PROUD: The the numbers with the cast,
only waytgtloye istto That this happened two
give it and pride has noth- nights in a row was really
ing to do with who makez much. Won’t you
the first move. The dumb- please something in
est animal in the wor d is your column to silence
the one who has a baleo such songbirds? MARION
hay in front of him, but •
starves to death because DEAB MARION: With
he's too proud to eat it. pleasure. Now will every-
DEAR ABBY: I had bet- one who knows the score
ter prepare you for a prob- please retrain from voic-
lem you never had before. ing it •
Our 19-year-old daughter CONFIDENTIAL TO
is getting married next BETTE 8.: You are right,
month and we are giving I have yet to come across
her a church wedding with a -new" problem. All the
all the trimmings. problems people face to-
I hope you won't think we day can be found in the Bl-
are terrible, but my hus- ble complete with their
band and I have never solutions — if only people
been married legally. We were wise enough to read
have lived together com- and heed.
mon law but no one knows
this.
I know I will feel guilty
in that church when my
daugher is being married
if my husband and I don’t
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’ By A. Leokum
THE WORST THING about a birthmark, in
most cases, is that it is not attractive. If left
alone, a birthmark will very rarely cause any
serious physical problems to a person. ,
Another thing to remember about birth-
marks is that no one knows what causes them.
They are definitely not caused by some frighten-
ing experience the mother may have had before
the birth of the child. What’s more, no method of
preventing their appearance has yet been discov-
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A BIRTHMARK is what we usually call a
mole, and it is medically known as a "nevus.” A
mole may be brown or black, though there are
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ANNOUNCEMENT is
being made of the engage-
ment of Miss Louise Jean-
nette Schuler and Robert
Hal Burnham. The future
bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Daw-
son Schuler, Otjckasha,
and her fiance is the son of
Mrs. Leonard Silver, San
Antonio, Texas, and Lt.
Col. Robert E. Burnham,
Annandale, Va.
The couple plans to be
married at 8 p.m. June 12
in Epworth. Methodist
Church, Chickasha, with
Rev. Lyman Eggner and
Rev. Robert Smith, Cush-
ing, officiating.
Miss Schuler attended
get married before she
does. My husband says I
should forget it as this
state reciernizes common
law mark ge and, be-
sides, it is much red
tape. I’d like your opinion.
NOT MARRIED
DEAR NOT: It will be
worth the “red tape”
which, in reality, is I
"mending” tape. Talk to
your clergyman about a
quiet ceremony for you
and your husband. And E
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