Sacrificial Dinner Highlights Women's Club Meeting
Lois Smith reports Beta class at Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church hosted a sacrificial dinner with Meals for Millions Foundation items and a $22 collection for the Foundation. Miss Truth I Tanna spoke on its history and uses, Athylo Welton read a play Miracle in Korea, officers were elected, and a party committee was named. Colonial Dames and Music Club items follow with members and activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Meals For Millions Foundation
Foundation
Athylo Welton
Korea
Velda Gerth
Eleanor Lloyd
Mias’ Hanna
Lanah Cameron
N. I’. Shaw
Grace Metz
Missey Nora Evans
Nina Burns
Welton
Ae Noag
Edna Greenawalt
Luelli Parrott
Hanna
Funice Larkin
Mae Likes
Royal Neighbors meeting ends with hat contest in 1.0.0.1 hall
Royal Neighbors gathering featured a hat contest after lodge work with prizes for grand, most stylish, prettiest, and silliest hats. Refreshment committee formed. attendees included Breckenridge and Johnson along with many locals. Also report notes Summer Fashion Forecast at Country Club by invitation and a party at Mears Park with 50 friends. Unrelated figures mention Uncle Tom’s Cabin sales and Pakistan literacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Breckenridge
Royal Neighbors
Hall
A. QC
Paul, Boyke
Rom Lackey
Frank Bingaman
C. J. Jones
Harriett Christensen
Ned Stuill
Margaret Myers
Fred Adamson
J. G. Lytle
T. W
Couniry Club
Bruce Bundy
Alan Glenn
Mears Park
Orville Aia
Delores
Bob ‘Bundy
Pat
Barbara
Ottawa Society Tea Benefit at Christian Church
A tea hosted by the Women's Council of the Christian church at Mrs. O J Dawkins home featured readings by Mrs. F J Meld and two original selections by Mrs. C A Gray. Beaman served tea. sandwiches cookies and mints were offered. Attendees included Mines Joe Douglas J W Jones H O Shomber Angus Wheeler M J Duran Otis Brock and Roy Snyder. Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Plank and children Dennis Lee and Kay planned Bakersfield Calif departure after a short visit with H D Plank and Sam Straw spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Dawkins
R. Q. Beaman
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
F. J. Meld
C. A. Gray
Beaman
Joe Douglas
J. W. Jones
H. O. Shomber
Angus Wheeler
M. J. Duran
Otis Brock
Roy Snyder
Kenneth W. Plank
Dennis Lee
Kay
Bakersfield
Calif
H. D. Plank
Sam Straw
Unclear OCR: Club Forecast Monday and Society Notices
Fragmentary OCR outlines a club forecast and social notices with names and locations unreadable. The readable bits mention events on Monday and Wednesday, with several personal names and addresses garbled in the text.
Optimism And Hope in Europe Supremec SHAPE address
General Alfred M. Gruenther, speaking at the SHAPE fourth anniversary ceremony, said pessimism from four years ago has yielded to optimism and hope. He noted NATO unity, with 400 million people ready to defend one another, and recalled SHAPE’s role since its inception in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Alfred MM. Gruenther
Gruenther
NATO
Peaceful Atom Pact Promises Joint U S Industry Use
Washington reports an important engagement under the new Atomic Energy Act linking American industry with the U S government to develop peaceful atomic uses. The report notes aims to encourage flourishing research under government and private auspices while questions remain about licenses declassification access and price controls. Dr James Beckerley, formerly with the AEC, now with a Connecticut firm, testified before Congress on declassification and access issues amid ongoing government private sector friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
James Beckerley
AEC
Connecticut
Cobalt Poison Fumes Noted. Gas Reserves Hit Record
A fragment notes cobalt releasing poisonous fumes when heated and cites U S proved natural gas reserves reaching a record 211.7 trillion cubic feet at the start of 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
AEC Secrecy Sparks Debate On Nuclear Information
The joint committee debates whether nonweapons data should stay secret to protect national security or be released to aid industry. AEC officials push rapid declassification while lawmakers push for continued control over licenses and patents. Corbin Allardice says the 18 member panel can balance public and industrial interests to help the field grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
AEU
Sep. Anderson
D-Nm
Joint Congressional Committee
AEC
Commission
Sen. Hickenlooper
Brown
Joint Committee
Rep
Holifield
de Calif
Congressional Committee
House
Corbin Allardice
Sunday at the Churches and Religious Groups Listed
A fragmentary schedule lists church services and gatherings across a town including Assembly of Goa meetings at 8:45, youth and evangelistic sessions, Watchtower study, Bible study, and church services at various addresses. Other entries note Kingdom Hall, Church of Christ, Methodist, and Nazarene services with times and locations amid scattered phrasing.
Sunday Worship Schedules at Local Churches
Fragmented church notices list Sunday worship times 9 45 morning 11 00 1 00 and 6 40 young people service with evening prayer and midweek meetings 7 30 Thursday and 12 00 noon Friday. Mentions Calvary Baptist and Trinity Methodist pastors and venues with scattered references to sermon topics and youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Boptlat
Ant
Bunlay Sehoal
Thurainy TN
Wisleyan Methodist
Xervine
Aermon
Maroid
Motehtes
Banifat
Roger Ll. Fredrikson
Tiowaa
Rehott
North Bapitat
Wilton
B. Craig
Partor Am
King of Kings
Presiy Certian
Faith and church services listed for local congregations
United Presbyterian and Faith Lutheran mark Bible school and worship times. Monroe Miles leads Fliat Christian with morning topics and union services at Metrore al Alutenum. Hethany Chapel Baptit notes Sunday school and morning worship, prayer meeting midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Third
Walnut
Fliat Christian
Cedar
Monroe M. Miles
Mininister
Bible School
Metroreal Alutenum
Faith Lutheran
East 12Th
Lord Jaane
F. A. Wagener
Hethany Chapel
William Batley
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Women’s Page Society
Lois Smith
J. Bowers
M.J. Worester
Bowers
Otawa
W. A. Penny
R. M. Clagaton
Richard TH. Wagstaff
Lawrence
Topekans
Charlotte McClellan
The
Mines
John Warren Day
Arthur Bd, Gray
Robert L. Webb
Chester Woodward
George McDermott
Frank C. Beck
James R. Burrow
Ifrancis J. Rost
Eugene R. Sallee
Firnest Miller
Rantoul
Nancy
Lindy Milward
Beverly Doncaster
Gienna Rae Burgoon
Carolyn Miller
Brockus
Clarence Workman
Charles Adams
Claude Hoss
Mattie Gingrich
Rh. W. Stead
jRalph Service
Daisy Dawson
Sam
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall Store
Phone
Masonic Bldg
Sinclair Power
Sinclair
Olls
Corners
Princeton Cemetery
Ottawa
Allis-Chalmers
John Deere
New Idea
Hammermill
New Hampshire
McCormick Deering
Inez Pennell
Stewart & Son
T. J. Fritts
N. Main
Alberta Fritts
Albert Fritts
Nelson
Rod Fritts
Clinton
Don Smith
Nadine
Tommie JM
America
Pakistan
Grage Kelley
Paramount Studio
Raymond Keith
Ted Norton
Princeton St
Chris Lee
W. W. Clevenger
Pomona
Harry Norton
Chanute
W.M. Clevenger
Wellsville
Anna Norton
Agricola
Joss Underwood
N. Cedar
T. R. Sedgwick
Stella Lanse
Wright Studio
Robert Lynn
Clyde Evans
Route 1
Calvina Evans
Res. Clyde Mallicoat
Wenshaw
Mae Lilly
Ella Downey
Harry Lord
S. Main
R. D. Waymire
Ottawa Society
Mes
Tueron Clark
Potiuer Fur Hackor Tate
Federated
Clin Tru Kgs
Ulfieia
Tursdas
Bighlani
Mra
Clarence
Ivslese Jayure
Rangilun Lind
Sacred Heart Tamede i
Mathew Gilfoyle
Sandss
Church of Christ
Andrews
Fran Methodist
Osaki — Co
EB Howell
TiSu Frayer
Church of the Nazarene
Seventh & Elm
Richardson
TOBA
Peoples National Bank of
Ofttawe
the Bank of Friendly Serviena
Harry D. Rybolt
Board of
Budge’s Hardware
Harry Rybolt
Frank Cook
Treas
Robert C. Winchester
the Board of Education
Poplar
Hawthorne District
University of Chicago Graduate Business Administration
Northwestern U
Ottawa Steel, Inc
First Baptist Church of
Kiwanis Club
Bob
R. C. Winchester
Ed Johnson
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