W F Auxiliary installs officers at hall event
Mrs Francis Keefer presided as officers named for W F Auxiliary: Paul Brill president Frank Wise vice president Warren Lutz junior VP Ferris Bailey secretary Bob Compton treasurer Mabel Simmons chaplain Victor Sowers conductor Harvey Croan guard Ed Curbey three year trustee Ross Freeman Keefer Earl Moore Frank Bogard color bearers Lois Rollo Vernon Hann flag bearer Bob Robinson patriotic instructor Clarence Keefer historian Alvenia Evans pianist. Croan reports $65.48 from chili bingo supper and that five lap robes and 34 pounds of rag rags ready for veterans hospital. Curby notes pop pies ready for annual poppy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F.W
Francis Keefer
Paul Brill
Frank Wise
Warren Lutz
Ferris Bailey
Bob Compton
Mabel Simmons
Victor Sowers
Harvey Croan
Ed Curbey
Ross Freeman
Maneeeny Ae Uerier
Bob Robinson
Clarence Keefer
Alvenia Evans
Croan
Veterans Hospital
Ed Curby
Christian church meeting hosts guest speaker
CWF Group IV of the Christian church welcomed Mrs A E Sullins as guest speaker last evening at the church annex. She reviewed Billy Graham revival travels around the world in eight weeks with experiences he shared. Meredith and Morgan Williams played French horn selections for an upcoming contest. Nellie March gave stewardship meditations and R L Whirley offered devotions. Ollie Warren of Shattuck Oklahoma sister of Mrs Lee Nichols attended. Hosts were the Mines Ernest Worden W Kinison and Whirley. Twenty seven members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.F. Group IV
The
Christian Church
A. E. Sullins
Billy Graham
Meredith
Morgan Williams
Nellie March
R. L. Whirley
Ollie Warren
Shattuck
Okla
Lee Nichols
G C Birthday Club Social Held At Mrs Russell Home
An all day gathering of the G C Birthday club occurred at Mrs. Jim Russell's residence on Wednesday. Mrs. W H Williams led the business session and Mrs. Myrtle Anderson organized games. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Mary Mack, Mrs. Maude Evans and Mrs. H R Williams. A guest was Mrs. Ollie Ingle of Hammond Missouri. Attendees included Eldon Good, Earl Phares, W A Gibson, Ray Evans, Mary and Roger, Lizzie Morgan, and Jill Lowrance among one other child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Birthday Club
Jim Russell
W. H. Williams
Myrtle Anderson
Mary Mack
Maude Evans
H. R. Williams
Ollie Ingle
Hammond
Mines
Eldon Good
Earl Phares
W. A. Gibson
Ray Evans
Mary and
Roger
Lizzie Morgan
Jill Lowrance
Topeka flower show judge Mrs Harding heads events
Mrs W C Harding travels to Topeka to judge the annual flower show in the municipal auditorium featuring daffodils and African violets. She will serve on Democratic celebration committees, attend a reception, breakfast and luncheon, then stay for weekend visits with her daughter’s family at the Jayhawk hotel where Hon Paul M Butler is the banquet speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Harding
Topeka
Moodys of Burlington See Ottawa Visit En Route Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Moody of Burlington Iowa formerly Ottawa visited Ottawa yesterday afternoon while traveling from Beaumont Texas. Moody publishes the Burlington Hawk Eye Gazette. They attended a wedding in Beaumont for Dorothy Louise Sutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Sutton. Jim Sutton of Ottawa, Dorothy’s grandfather, also attended and stopped in Fort Worth on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Moody
Burlington
Otawa
Ottawa
Beaumont
Tex
Moody
Burlington Hawk Eye Gazette
Moodys
Dorothy Louise Sutton
Howard Sutton
Jim Sutton
Ft. Worth
Socialettes visit and Beta Sigma Phi meeting notes
Mrs K A Elben returned from a Los Angeles Easter visit with her mother Mrs G A Sallee and sister Mrs Faith Guthrie. Sallee, formerly of Ottawa, will be 97 next month and is in good health. Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with Mrs Keith Jameson. Dorothy Baker assisted and members worked on hobbies followed by refreshments. Guests included the Mines, Max Drake, Eenny Gilroy, Pete Hintz, Floyd Jacob, De Wayne Lofgreen, R E Roseberry, Tom Trigg, George Silvius, Francis Wilson and Bill Wright. Bridge and Golf luncheon reservations at the Country Club are due by Monday noon. call listed members J H Bennett, C M Sheldon, R B Anderson, or E M Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Elben
Los Angeles
G. A. Sallee
Faith.Guthrie
Sallee
Ottawa
Beta Sigma Phi
Keith Jameson
Dorothy Baker
Max Drake
Eenny Gilroy
Pete Hintz
Floyd Jacob
DeWayne Lofgreen
R. E. Roseberry
Tom Trigg
George Silvius
Francis Wilson
Bill Wright
Country Club
C. M. Sheldon
J. H. Bennett
R. B. Anderson
E. M. Swanson
Almond Chicken Casserole Recipe from Mrs. Piersol
Ottawa Herald presents a favorite almond chicken casserole recipe. ingredients include noodles celery American cheese chicken pimento and nuts. directions cover cooking noodles preparing a thickened sauce adding chicken cheese and vegetables, then baking topped with buttered crumbs for 15 to 20 minutes at 400 degrees serves five or six people. credited to Mrs. Beryl Piersol Williamsburg.
Class Meeting Guests Speaker at Brethren Church
The Ambassador class of the Brethren Church hosted Francis Bell as guest speaker Wednesday evening. The event took place at Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turner’s home with Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Mease and many locals attending including the Keelin, Ward, Moody, Beckner, Garnet families and Turner children Margaret and Donald.
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The
Brethren Church
Francis Bell
Richard Turner
Gerald Mease
T. K. Keelin
Eugene Ward
Harry Moody
Clarence Beckner
Duane Garnet
Kathleen
Ann
Turner
Margaret
Donald
Cooking for Fun Guest Dinner Menu and Recipe
AP News Feature outlines a barbecue sauce for broiled chicken with steamed rice salad hot biscuits and ice cream with frosted angelfood cake. Ingredients include two small chickens oil garlic salt pepper vinegar Worcester sauce onion bay leaf ketchup and water. Directions: combine sauce simmer five minutes baste and broil chicken 45 minutes to an hour, turning as it browns. Makes six servings.
Engagement of Eva Nadine Clabaugh to W Gail Griffin
Mrs Eva Clabaugh announces the engagement of her daughter Eva Nadine to W Gail Griffin son of Mr and Mrs Fred Griffin. The wedding is set for April 22 at Trinity Methodist Church. Eva is employed at Ottawa Produce and Griffin works for the state.
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Eva Clabaugh
Pecan
Eva Nadine
W. Gail Griffin
Fred Griffin
N. Oak
Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Clabaugh
Ottawa Produce
Mr. Griffin
State
Beller Studio I
Hoto
Indian Theme For Program At Columbian Shakespeare Club
The Columbian Shakespeare club meets Monday afternoon in the Fellowship hall of First Methodist church. John W. Degenhart, an Indian student and Ottawa University senior, will discuss rhythm in Indian music and display Indian crafts. Mrs. S Bennett presents Mesa Verde slides. Mrs. A W Hamm reviews The Sagebrush Surgeon by Grace Crandall Means and leads the program assisted by Mrs. L P Moree. Roll call prompts members to name Indian tribes or chiefs. visitors invited. Treveeses listed: Mines, Howard Mann, L J A Smay, Frank McNutt, Kila Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Shakespeare Club
First Methodist Church
John W. Degenhart
Ottawa University
S. Bennett
Mesa Verde
Ariz
A. W. Hamm
Grace Crandall
L. P. Moree
Indian Welfare
Tre Vesses
Howard Mann
L. J. A. Smay
Frank McNutt
Kila Fowler
Quilting Party in Grove Club Held All Day Meeting
Grove quilting club met yesterday for an all day session led by Mrs. Andy Reed with Mrs. Roy Swank directing devotions and business. Mrs. J D Brown won a prize and housecleaning hints were set as the next meeting’s topic. Mrs. Clara Reed attended as a visitor with members and children including Ruth Hoopes Cora Johnston Ernest Lowrance Jill Ivan McFadden Earl Pope Connie Rex Dean Louis Turner Harlan McFadden Glenn Lancaster and Johnny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove Club
Andy Reed
Roy Swank
J. D. Brown
Clara Reed
the Mies
Ruth Hoopes
Cora Johnson
Ernest Lowrance
Jill
Ivan McFadden
Earl Pope
Connie
Rex
Dean
Louis Turner
Harlan McFadden
Ricky
Glenn Lancaster
Johnny
Missionary Society Members Honor Lena Wittman Birthday
The Women s Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met Wednesday with topics by Mrs Glenn Sarver and Mrs W Whitacre The lesson The Challenge Accepted was given by Mrs Gene W Yaul Hostess was Mrs Carl Witt man Prayer cycle led by Mrs R O Bundy Business conducted by Mrs W M Johnson They gave Lena Wittman a card and handkerchief shower for her 82nd birthday Guest Mrs W C Cain of Pomona Attendance 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Glenn Sarver
W. Whitacre
Gene Wyaul
Carl Wittman
R. O. Bundy
W. M. Johnson
Lena Wittman
W. C. Cain
Pomona
Simple ham sauce with currant jelly and mustard
A quick sauce for ham combines currant jelly with prepared mustard. Keep the mixture chunky by not blending to a smooth texture.
Up An' Comin' Club Hosts Betty Parker and George Reed Gage
The Up An' Comin music club enjoyed a program at the Henry Parker home with Betty Parker and George Reed Gage, accompanied by their mothers. Members performed solos and duets on piano, clarinets, flutes, accordions, trombones, and more. Refreshments followed as guests and members were listed among attendees.
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Betty Parker
George Reed Gage
Henry Parker
Parker
Ralph Gage
J. O. Shelden
Bobby Crawford
Joyce Baldwin
Wayne
Russell Wiggins
Susan Alderaan
Artie Jo Mimerson
Jerry Davis
Sharon Burke
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