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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
10
Mildred Walker from Kansas State University told HDU members that a good buy is relative to each shopper. She emphasized planning, comparing costs, and listing items in store order to avoid waste. Personal circumstances and time affect whether a purchase is truly economical.
Mrs Bennie Stinson entertained Far and Near club at an all day session Thursday A potluck dinner was served at noon The afternoon business session conducted by Mrs Darrell Macy opened with singing led by Mrs J C Hannaman Macy also led roll call where each member spoke of Easter and Easter styles Mrs John Macy received the door prize Mr and Mrs Glenn Stinson guests 16 members and six children attended
Socialettes note that Dr and Mrs Jene Campbell and their son and daughter-in-law live in Ferndale Washington near Bellingham rather than Salem Oregon as a Herald item stated. Mrs Campbell visited them before and after an extended trip. Job's Daughters plan a Mother Daughter tea on May 5 at the Masonic temple.
Auxiliary plans to attend the district meeting in Emporia Sunday. Officers elected include junior past president Mrs. Jay Todd, president Mrs. Roy Dixon, vice president Mrs. Ernst Sink, chaplain Mrs. Harold Pratt Jr., conductor Mrs. Naomi Caleb, secretary Mrs. Hayward Brill, treasurer Mrs. Howard McCurdy, inner guard Mrs. Jack Wilburn, outer guard Mrs. Forrest Sedom, trustees Mrs. James Hollon, Mrs. Alfred Hopkins and Mrs. Verne Allman, pianist Mrs. Rachel Hubbard, to be finalized later. Knee robes were made for a nursing home. Refreshments served from a long table with spring flowers. guest Mrs. Myrtle Meatchem.
Mrs. Gertrude Day led devotional remarks for the Earnest Workers class in Trinity Methodist Church. Mrs. Harry Loyd presided. Three quilt tops were presented.
The Social Order of the Beauceant set a May 16 friendship meeting with a potluck supper. Visitors from Topeka Isola Lawrence Kansas City Independence and Emporia will attend. Mrs. M. L. Sellers named dinner chairman Mrs. Jack Stephenson in charge of favors and Mrs. Merle Marmon head of decorating. Last evening featured a silent auction and a social hour with refreshments served by Mrs. Louis Dale and Mrs. Karl Romstedt to members and Sir Knights.
Westminster United Presbyterian Church members and families held a surprise party for Mrs R C Marcell after choir practice. Among 44 attendees were her daughter and son in law from College Park Maryland. Mrs Marcell sang in Presbyterians in Monmouth and Ottawa and helped form Westminster Church through federations.
WSCS Circles of the First Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service held meetings in members' homes. Topics centered on "Lord, Teach Us to Pray" except Ruth circle. Officers re elected for the coming year included chairmen, vice chairs, secretaries, and spiritual life chairmen across Dorcas Esther Martha Rebecca Ruth circles with guests and multiple hosts assisting.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tipsters are urged to share timely, verifiable information to earn the reward.
Mrs E J Harris headlined the Kiwanis travelogue on a trip to Venezuela S A with color slides. Mrs Bob Roberts hosted. A shrimp dinner for Kiwanis queens and Kiwanis Club members was announced for April 25 at Mears Park. The serving committee included Mrs W H Douglas Mrs Richard Hewitt Mrs Dean Royse and Mrs Stephen Lott.
Mr and Mrs Harold Church of Jetmore plan a weekend visit starting Saturday evening with Harold s brother Henry VanLoenen Sr and family. Also traveling from Kansas City to join are brothers Danny and Edwin Church.
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