Methodist Women Gather For Program Of Music Litany
The Woman's Society of the First Methodist Church hosted guests from Trinity Methodist during the monthly meeting. A program featured Greg Matthews on French horn, The Noteables singing two numbers, and a Holy Week Litany with Biblically costumed participants. Seventy five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
Dean Royse
Mary
Harry Scott
John
Ray Koontz
Mae Likes
Pilate
L. S. Powell
Simon
Mary Woodward
Caiaphas
Melvin Booth
R. D. Nichols
John McClaran
Sandy
Jean
Judy Rouse
Walter Anderson
Woman’s Society of the First Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Cliff Reynolds
Kansas City
Greg Matthews
Richard Strauss
Carol Smith
Vicki Strehlow
Susan Wittmeyer
Rebecca
Printed Pattern for Children's Spring Outfit Patterns
Printed Pattern 4728 offers beginner quick sew outfits for children in sizes 2, 4, and 6 with yardage guidance. The ad lists pricing sixty five cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailing and special handling, and provides mailing to Anne Adams in New York with name address and size details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Luncheon For Baptist Women At Elliott Hall
The American Baptist Women held a spring luncheon and installation at Elliott Hall with the Esther Greenman Circle as hostess. Tables boasted papier-mache eggs and an eggshell tulip centerpiece egg tree on the head table. Mrs. James Allen presided as officers were installed by Mrs. Glenn Moon. The program featured a Trio Sonata by a Ottawa High School group with Martha Coffman on piano Betty Spencer cello and Louise Wall violin. Officers named include Mrs. Ron Haug president and several department vice presidents and chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Hall
Esther Greenman
James Allen
Ottawa High School
Tom Lewis
Martha Coffman
Betty Spencer
Louise Wall
Dietrick Buxtehude
Glenn Moon
Ron _ Haug
Jack Patty
Henry Gilroy
Roscoe Lancaster
Joe Patty
Marion Rioth
Harold Bundy
Owen Shofner
George Greer
A. K. Rader
Jim Grogan
Jim Dykstra
Clarence Hegberg
Virgil Salman
Orville Glenn
James Peterson
Seminar Tour Program Topic in Westminster unit report
Mrs. William S. Bowers outlined a European tour last fall with slides of London Munich Vienna Budapest Belgrade Rome Zurich and Paris. Lt. Gov. John Crutcher arranged the Kansas Legislative Seminar for 85 Kansans providing embassy briefings and access to government buildings and functions. Mrs. S. Martin Brockway led a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster United Presbyterian Woman’s Association
William S. Bowers
John Crutcher
Kansas Legislative Seminar
Crutcher
Europe
Kansas
S. Martin Brockway
New Members For Eastern Star Chapter No 15
Two members were restored into Union Chapter No. 15 of the Order of Eastern Star on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Letha Gover presided at the Masonic Temple session and read an article titled The Last Supper. Plans to honor Martha Mrs. Mike Towner and former Marthas were discussed. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Gover and Mrs. Bonnie Keatley, with a spring themed table arranged by Mrs. Eva Hanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Letha Gover
Masonic Temple
Martha
Mike Towner
Gover
Bonnie Keatley
Eva Hanes
Travelogue from ACE Program Meeting and Alaska Trip Highlights
The American Association for Childhood Education held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Anton Strafuss home with Miss Lanah Cameron as co host. Mrs Norma Houston elected secretary for 1968 69. They plan cookie cookbook fundraiser and donated to Love Nurture Orphanage Korea for the fourth year. Eva Fleming and Maude Adams shared slides from a 1967 Alaska trip including Fairbanks centennial, floods, Mt McKinley sled dogs and the Snow Trac machine, Nome Kotzebue rituals, umiack sea voyage and dog sled rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association For Childhood Education
Anton Strafuss
Lanah Cameron
Norma Houston
Strafuss
Love Nurture Orphanage
Mesan
Korea
Eva Fleming
Maude Adams
Fleming
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mt. McKinley National Park
Nome
Kotzebue
Bering Sea
Umiack
Slide Show For Club At Ottawa Garden Club
Ottawa Garden Club's Monday program featured Dr. James Wallen’s East Coast slide trip from Boston to Maine and back. Highlights included autumn foliage and historic sights. a spring arrangement with white daffodils and an Easter lily was set at the Madonna vase and later taken to the city library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Club
James Wallen
W. B. Smith
Louis McCarty
Elizabeth Mavity
Dwight Spears
Will Gamble
City Library
Mary Haight
John Morton
Mae Likes
David William
T. B. Powers
Trinity WSCS Holds Church Session and Easter Visit
Trinity WSCS met at Trinity MethodistChurch, opened with thanks and a memorial note for Mrs John F Lawson family. Budget for next year approved. 24 pounds clothing and four blankets collected for drive. Voted to start Trinity Methodist scholarship fund for ministry or missionary training. An all church food sale set for April 10 to kick off the fund. executive reports meeting planned for April 29 at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Wscs
First Methodist Church
Harry Loyd
John F. Lawson
Chester Louderback
Trinity Methodist
Johnson East marriage announced in Incline Village
Mr and Mrs Edwin L Johnson of 1526 Apple Lane announce the marriage of their daughter Janice Lea to Donald Richard East of Sacramento California. The ceremony was held March 30 at Incline Village Nevada and the couple will reside in Tahoe Nevada this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Johnson
Apple Lane
Janice Lea
Donald Richard East
Sacramento
Calif
Incline Village
Nev
Tahoe
Melody Club Entertained at Benitz Home
Nancy Benitz hosted the Melody Music Club at her parents home. Vicki and Gary Benitz performed piano solos as guests and members enjoyed refreshments. Diane Strehlow and Brenda Shields received prizes for practice hours from sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens. Next meeting will be in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Benitz
Melody Music Club
Gordon Benitz
Vicki
Gary Benitz
Diane Strehlow
Brenda Shields
R. L. Stevens
Potluck and meeting of Church Women fellowship group
The Women's Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren met all day for a potluck dinner. Members prepared comforters and cleaned the church kitchen. Mrs. Wilbur Yates conducted business and Mrs. Glenn Gould led devotions. Fifteen attended. Plans set for a mother-daughter event on April 21 at the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship of the
Church of the Brethren
Wilbur Yates
Glenn Gould
April Wedding Engaged Couple Smith and Maloney
April wedding plans announced by Mr and Mrs Howard L Smith of 528 Willow. Catherine Jeanne Smith to wed Sgt James W Maloney Jr in Ottawa at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. Catherine a 1962 Ottawa High School graduate employed at St Luke's Hospital. Maloney a 1960 Bushnell High School graduate in the Air Force stationed at Richard Gebaur AFB Belton after three years in France and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Smith
Willow
Catherine Jeanne
Kansas City
James W. Maloney Jr
James Wilbur Maloney
Bushnell
Ill
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Ottawa
Miss Smith
Ottawa High School
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sgt. Maloney
Bushnell High School
Lights Out in Sergeantsville After Power Bill Lapse
Sergeantsville New Jersey plunged into darkness when the New Jersey Power and Light Co turned off 20 street lights for nonpayment. AP report notes a small community facing a quiet, early evening without public lighting as crews removed fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergeantsville
The
New Jersey Power and Light Co
Socialettes and local notices from Kansas City area
Socialettes list a new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Campbell of Kansas City born April 3 with grandparents in Ottawa and Eureka. Army Mothers postpones the Mile of Pennies rehabilitation benefit. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook of Pomona attended the Theta Sigma Phi Matrix Table in Kansas City with daughters Patricia Baetge and Betty Rottmann. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuiken of Richmond celebrate their 62nd wedding anniversary at home. Mrs. Marguerite Brock of Cannonsburg Pa. visits son George Hiles and family near Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Campbell
E. 101St Terrace
Kansas City
Marion Fitzgerald
Ottawa
Ray Campbell
Eureka
Fred Cook
Pomona
Muehlebach
Patricia Baetge
Betty Rottmann
Columbia
Fred Kuiken
Richmond
Marguerite Brock
Cannonsburg
George Hiles
Highland Avenue Club Donation Report
Highland Avenue Club voted a $2 contribution to the cancer fund at a meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Roger Waggy's home. Mrs. George Stewart led the event with assistance from Mrs. Waggy, Mrs. Denzel Rybolt, and Mrs. Tessie Rybolt. Bingo entertained guests and Mrs. Jack Wray and Mrs. Stewart helped serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue Club
Cancer Fund
Roger Waggy
George Stewart
Waggy
Denzel Rybolt
Tessie Rybolt
Jack Wray
Stewart
Lincoln University Headliner banquet honors journalism and human relations
Awards for outstanding journalism were given to Ernest Dunbar Look Magazine W Leonard Evans Tuesday Publications and Mrs Nannie Turner St Louis Argus at Lincoln University Headliner banquet. Robert S Ferguson of Columbia Pictures earned a contribution to better human relations award for To Sir With Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Lincoln University
Ernest Dunbar
Look Magazine
W. Leonard Evans
Nannie Mitchell Turner
St. Louis Argus
Robert S. Ferguson
Columbia Pictures Corp
HOUSES TO SUIT BIRDS PATTERN OFFERS NEST GUIDES
The ad promotes Home Workshop patterns that guide building bird houses for bluebirds and wrens. Pattern 277 provides size guides and directions for two houses, with a 35 cent price. Also available in Bird House Find Feeder Packet No. 31 for full-size cutting guides for 100 designs at 81 cents. Pattern Dept., Ottawa Herald, New Windsor, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird House
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
P. O
New Windsor
N.Y
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Paul Pentz
Nexi Fees
Royal Neighbors
ACE Program
Travelogue
Trinity Wscs
Entertains
Melody Club
Saffron Glass Co
Admiral Color
Main
Pete
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