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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1966
Page
11
A reader recounts a husband bringing a mistress and seeking a divorce, asking for guidance. Ann Landers mocks the husband, counsels the wife to reconsider, and notes men care little for promises. A junior confesses envy of a friend's success and learns to manage reactions. A letter urges a harsh exit, with a cautious rebuttal.
Sequel Club members in Ottawa, 18 members, three natives, learned birthplace histories during a Wednesday program "Kansas Art, Natural and Man-Made" by Mrs. E. V. Meyer. The session featured Kansas landscapes, films of beauty spots, and an associate membership vote for the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Officers named include President Mrs. Robert Ledom and Dinner planned for May 11 at the Country Club.
Anne Adams advertises Printed Pattern 4865 offering a cotton linen or shanting dress with a bolero. Sizes include 12 to 20, with yardage for a 34 inch fabric. Cost fifty cents per pattern plus fifteen cents for handling, mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Ottawa Herald New York. Name address size and style number required.
Mrs. Mike Newmaster spoke on issues facing retarded children at a ToteTeeTeen Club meeting held Wednesday evening. New officers elected include President Clyde Johnson and Vice President Howard Smith, with secretary John Hamerickhouse and treasurer J. C. South among others.
Mrs Marlin Buehler gave the opening prayer for the missionary meeting at Ottawa Bible Church on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ralph Latimer Jr served as hostess and Mrs Harry Dale offered devotions from Ephesians chapter four. Mrs Bill Linden added a prayer for missionaries.
A family group visits over Easter with Mrs. Ray Miskimon and Wil Hamsburg and their sons Ray L Miskimon Debbie Ray W Miskimon Phil Winslow D and Don Miskimon with Ricky Mankato. Friday guests include Mr. and Mrs Ralph Miskimon Williamsburg and Mrs Don Risdon Ottawa and daughter Kay Kansas City. Mrs Miskimon returns home after three week visit with her sons from Winslow.
Mary Margaret Hahner, second year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hahner of Princeton, is listed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Hahner of Shawnee and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chandler of Princeton.
A One-To-Six Club dinner at The Inn drew 21 members, a former member Mrs. Rosalie Whitley, and two guests Mrs. Glenn Miller and Mrs. Leonard Hoopes. Easter egg decor and lilac centerpieces framed a devotions session led by Mrs. Virgil Chambers, with music from Dr. S. M. Brockway’s 4-H group. Speaker Mrs. C. W. Hemsing discussed nine needs of children and club improvement ideas. Officers listed were vice president Mrs. Floyd Thompson, secretary Mrs. Orval Stancart Jr., treasurer Mrs. Marvin Gast. The next meeting is a casual party May 11 at Mrs. Larry Finch’s home.
Easter social notes list visiting relatives including Prof. Gerald Smith and family from Lincoln and Ned Smith, Clyde Hesp, C. W. Watson, and Alice Davis of Garnett. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fallowell returned from Oklahoma City to visit their son Gary Followell and Gregg, with a side visit to V. C. Followell in Midwest City.
Ottawa Hairdressers invited guest artist George Irwin Toe peka to Wilma's Styling Salon for a Tuesday evening meeting. He spoke on current hair fashions and noted that Love Bird styling creates wavelets and a soft fresh look.
Mrs Ralph Sand hosted the Zig zaggers Club gathering on Wednesday. Eight members displayed sewn items with Easter outfits dominant and Winnie the Pooh plushes noted. Mrs James Salmon led the meeting. new officers to be elected May 11 at Mrs Darrell Mullens home. refreshments were served. guest was Mrs Clarence Webster.
Seekers Class of Trinity Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harold Stewart as hostess. Mrs. Emile Barnes presided and opened with prayer. Mrs. Raymond Bettge gave devotions. Members recited the class motto and Easter verses for roll call. After the closing number, the Lord's Prayer was said in unison and refreshments were served.
Franklin County Nurses held a program reviewing Weldon Hill's Rafe by Mrs P R Jamison with Mrs Wise hostess and Mrs Mare shall assisting. Mrs Farquharson led business. Members urged to help at diabetes screening April 20 21. Next meeting a pot luck May 11 at Mrs Henry Colby's home.
In the L0.C.F. Hall Wednesday, Rebekahs arranged a Friendship Night for April 27 with degree work to be given, presided by Mrs. Eva Clabaugh. Announced were upcoming Friendship Nights at Garnett on April 18 and Wellsville on April 19 with Assembly warden Edna Mae Harper visiting Newton. Easter themed refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Becker and Mrs. Paul Beasley, including a cake decorated by Mrs. Becker with the caption For the Drill Team.
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