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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1968
Page
3
Wycoff Community Club social event featured Mrs W A Bromert hosting while Mrs Louie Powell led devotions and Mrs Merle Christeson ran business. Visitors included Mrs Charles Scribner who won a prize and Mrs Roland Bromert. Refreshments followed.
A vintage sewing pattern notice promotes Printed Pattern 4967 for Misses' sizes 10 to 16 with a belted V neck dress that converts to a jacketed suit. Includes yardage for knits and linen, pricing 65 cents plus 15 cents mailing. send name address ZIP size and style number to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011.
Baxter Club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs Bill Woods with 15 members and six children present. Guest Mrs Rena Kirby from Oklahoma attended. Mrs Ernest Sink opened with singing. Roll call featured jokes. Devotions by Mrs Philip Whirley followed by the Lord's Prayer. Bingo prizes were won by Mrs Kirby Mrs David Smith Mrs Gene Broers Mrs Jim Allen and Mrs Byron Mohr.
Dear Heloise offers a simple method to remove wallpaper over plaster: soak with hot soapy water, use a paint roller to wet through, and peel away. A steamer can help, multiple applications may be needed, and hot starch may reduce drips. Advice includes practical household tips from readers like Steve Wilson and Sue Sandridge.
The First Christian CWF general meeting featured an Easter program led by Mrs. George Starbuck and Mrs. Frank Holden with assistance from Mrs. Glenn Chickadonz and Mrs. Dorothy Truman. Starbuck also presided over a dedication for a blessing box offering of 48.65 dollars. The sewing project produced 220 summer children garments sent to Church World Service, with Helen Gilbert group members as hostesses.
The Daughters Club of Centropolis was entertained Thursday at a luncheon at Mrs. Vern Sink's home. Mrs. Sink presided in the absence of Mrs. Ted Clark. Birthdays observed for Mrs. Earl Sink and Mrs. Don Woodsum. Wedding anniversaries noted for Mrs. Harry McNees and Mrs. Roger Scott.
Initiation of Mrs. Howard Smith occurred Thursday at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Everett Stark presiding. Benevolent chairwoman Mrs. Arthur Brink reported clothing donations to Goodwill. A joint Beauceant assembly visit to Ottawa from Assembly 25 is planned for April 25.
Rhonda Denise Carey, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carey of Princeton, was born March 31 at Anderson County Hospital Garnett. Weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces, she is welcomed by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Grant Carey of Princeton and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul of Overland Park, with great-grandparents listed in Kansas City Missouri and Bolivar Missouri.
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