Spring Tea Program Highlights Make-Up Tips and Beauty Cues
The 1968 Extension Homemaker Spring Tea at First Methodist Church showcased makeup techniques by Mrs. H B Parks of Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio with aides Mrs. Mary McDougal and Mrs. George Snow Jr. Speakers urged cold water for cleansing, precise brow shaping, rouge placement away from the nose, and eye makeup tips including brown liner blends and highlighter use. The event featured The Noteables from Ottawa High School, awards for units, and an assembly of committee volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemaker
First Methodist Church
H. B. Parks
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Mary McDougal
George Snow Jr
Parks
Snow
Jack Beauchamp
Lorenzo Nitcher
Ottawa High School
Noteables
Suzan Wittmeyer
Carole Smith
Vicki Strehlow
Becky Tyson
Nancy Fleming
Kathy Loyd
Pam Weber
Lewis Cole
Ralph Overstreet
Nitcher
Earl Gilliland
Raymond Mack
Tom Chambers
Howard Smith
Lane
Elm Grove
Wycoff
Nursery
Rock Creek
Greenwood
Jerry Seyler
Seyler
Peg Capron
Mrs. Howard Smith Installed as Worthy High Priestess
Guests attended the installation Monday evening at the Masonic Temple for Mrs. Howard Smith as worthy high priestess of Ottawa White Shrine. Attendees included her parents Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kent, Mrs. Lillian Kressin of Wahpeton North Dakota, and sister-in-law Mrs. Harold Stout with her husband and family from New Ozawkie Kansas. Dr. S. Martin Brockway sang the solo I Believe during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Howard Smith
Ottawa
Irvin Kent
Lillian Kressin
Wahpeton
N. D
Harold Stout
New Ozawkie
Kan
Cosmopolitan Club Elects One Member At Meeting
The Cosmopolitan Club elected one candidate to membership Monday at the meeting with Mrs. Roy B. Church. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Walter Anderson. Mrs. Melvin Sellers conducted the business session. Mrs. J. M. Kilgore used the Club Woman magazine for her program Drugs and Crimes Crisis closing with the poem If. Members were reminded of the spring luncheon May 6 at the North American Hotel, followed by a meeting at Mrs. Merle Marmon's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Roy B. Church
Walter Anderson
Melvin Sellers
J. M. Kilgore
Club Woman Magazine
Merle Marmon
Socialettes and Teas Draw Local Ladies to Gatherings
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary invites women to a tea and meeting at 2 pm on Tuesday at the Country Club, with president Mrs. W. C. Artinger outlining the year’s work. Entre Nous hosted Nell Barnaby, city librarian, who spoke on library improvements and new books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Country Club
W. C. Artinger
Entre
James Alexander
Bill Osburn
Joe Stephenson
Greet the Spring Easter Bunnies Pattern 473
The cut out basket design for colored eggs is in actual size pattern 473 priced 35c. After the basket is stored, Mamma Rabbit and her two babies may remain to admire new flowers. Also suitable as wall plaques for children. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. New Windsor NY 12550 Box 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma Rabbit
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
New Windsor
N.Y
Ottawa Herald Page Six Highlights From April 3 1968
City briefs and local notices shape a midweek edition with short items on civic events, upcoming meetings, and community happenings. Readers find concise summaries of governmental actions, public notices, and neighborhood updates across Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Memorial Service for Dr. Kathryn Swartz in Ottawa
True Kindred Has Memorial in Masonic Temple led by Mrs. Ray Talbott. Dr. Kathryn Swartz of Chicago Illinois, past supreme worthy commander, died at age 106. altar draped in her memory. Plans update include Saturday Good Samaritan degree in Ottawa by Kansas degree team and supreme session April 25-27 in Springfield Missouri. Social hour hosted by Mrs. Max Gilmore and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retta
True Kindred
Masonic Temple
Ray Talbott
Kathryn Swartz
Chicago
Ottawa
Springfield
Max Gilmore
Club Forecast Social Hour and Mission Circle Notes
Club Forecast lists social hour hosted by Mrs. Bill Woods and Mission Circle events led by Mrs. Victor Warren and Mrs. W. A. Bromert, with WYCOFF Community involvement and BEAUCEANT group mention. The items reference local chapter activities and organizers.
Bank Robbery Tutorial Foils Hold Up In Nashville
Two masked gunmen robbed a Nashville branch bank during a film showing about hold up conduct. Bank officials viewed the film and followed its instructions to avoid panic while the robbers took 12979 dollars and fled.
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Nashville, Tenn
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Carole Grigsby
Franklin County
Fred Glanville
G. R. Evans
G. W. Turrell
I Believe
S. Martin Brockway
Cosmopolitan
Charles Brindles
Texas
Arizona
Mexico
California
Wayne Riley
Richmond
Overbrook
Princeton
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Drexel
Coffeville
Arnold Wolken
Garnett
Ed Wolken
Sherburn
Minn
Provincetown
Main
Ozite
Aire
SAVE
Hallmark
Russell Stover Candies
DIAL
Snyder
Kansas
Fanny Farmer
Briscoe Drug Store
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