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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1964
Page
3
New York stylist shares printable patterns for a chic World’s Fair wardrobe. Crease resistant linen and seersucker fabrics featured for a Chanel type suit No 4766 and an A line dress No 4712. The No 4763 dress with scooped neck suits dining or dancing. Yardages and sizes given for Misses 10-18.
Helpful Service Sunday School class met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Kirkwood presiding. Group singing led by Mrs. Fred Shoemaker opened the session. Members recited verses for roll call and devotions included Isaiah 55 with poems Hidden Hand of God and The Quiet People read by Mrs. Kirkwood. Mrs. Shoemaker acted as secretary while Mrs. James Daugherty recovers. Forty four calls were reported for roll call. Mrs. Floyd Perkins led the social hour. Tea and birthday receipts totaled 8.06 dollars. Hostesses were Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs. Kirkwood with a floral centerpiece given to Mrs. McDowell.
Ruhamah Baptist WMS met Thursday at Mrs Ben Haney’s home with 16 members two visitors and six children present. Twentynine calls reported. Miss Fannie Seymour led the lesson aided by Mrs Verda Bloomer and Mrs Hazel Haney. Love gift of 9.51 dollars. Officers installed and a new theme Breaking Through the Walls introduced. New officers include president Mrs Ralph Haney secretary treasurer Mrs Verne Welton publicity chairman Mrs C J Shenk and numerous department chairs and vice presidents led by Mrs Bloomer and Mrs Roy Spencer.
Socialettes note Mr. and Mrs. O P Fritts of Williamsburg celebrated their 43rd wedding anniversary on Wednesday. In honor, daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Heth hosted Mr. and Mrs. L W Sutherland for dinner. Mrs. Fritts will reach 90 on April 30.
A dinner at the home of E A Tucker Garnett honored Mr and Mrs O O Tucker on their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests from Iowa California and various Kansas towns attended. The couple cut a three tiered cake and opened gifts as many cards were read.
Clarence W. Crawford argues that science explains nature’s laws yet cannot explain origin or purpose. He cites Hebrews, Psalms, Job, and Isaiah to affirm God as Creator and urges humility before creation. The cosmos reveals God’s grandeur, not human mastery, and progress comes by discovery within divine laws.
The newly formed Child Study Club met at Mrs. Ed Henry's home for a business session. They heard the constitution committee report and discussed dues for the coming year. President Mrs. Richard Stewart announced committee chairs: program Mrs. B L Dick, social Mrs. George Parden, service Mrs. Theron Wray, courtesy Mrs. Lee Chambers, library Mrs. Ned Hint, and parliamentarian Mrs. Dick. Members suggested program ideas during roll call.
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