Christian Women's Club Fashion Show in Ottawa
The Ottawa Christian Women’s Club hosts a Back-To-School fashion show at 12:30 p.m. on August 11 in the Ottawa Junior High School multi-purpose room. Marge Carpenter and Rose Stephenson present Young Fashions For the New School Year. Swan Bates, Kansas City area CW clubs rep, speaks. Free nursery at First Baptist Church. Reservations by Aug. 9. contact Pauline Geiss or Linda Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Murphy
Debbie Burch
Ottawa Christian Women’s Club
Ottawa
Marge Carpenter
Alley Shop
Rose Stephenson
Young Place
Swan Bates
Christian Women’s Clubs
Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Pauline Geiss
Linda Anderson
Bridge Winners Qualify for National Grand Games
Winners from Monday at the Elks Bridge Club advance to the Grand National Unit games in Topeka. In north and south, Bob Sloan with Mike McGehee took first, Julia Brooks and Suzie Wasmer second, Bob Miller and John Thornburg third. East and west winners were Katherine McClay with Dorothy Casey first, Polly Fockele and Odile Burchette second, Dot Miller and Doris Mefford third. Club games end August 15, with remaining area play in Lawrence tonight and Topeka Wednesday afternoon and Saturday night. Next week features Surprise Night with food prizes and high level bridge.
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Elks Bridge Club
Topeka
Bob Sloan
Mike McGehee
Julia Brooks
Suzie Wasmer
Bob Miller
John Thornburg
Katherine McClay
Dorothy Casey
Polly Fockele
Odile Burchette
Lawrence
Currier & Ives Prints Exhibit At Spencer Museum
Seventy Currier and Ives lithographs on loan from Esmark, Inc. will be on view August 20 to September 24 in the Raymond White Graphics Gallery at the Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas. The collection covers 19th century American life with scenes of westward expansion, rural life, ships, winter scenes and work.
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Lawrence
Currier & Ives
Raymond White
Spencer Museum of Art
University of Kansas
Esmark, Inc
Nathaniel Currier
James Merritt Ives
America
Carol Shankel
Spencer Museum
Currier
New York
Ives
George Currie
Arthur Tait
Charles Parsons
George Catlin
Fanny Palmer
Currier &Ives
Currier and Ives
Roy M. King
Esmark
Chicago
K.U
Archie Dykes
Reunion of George Marsh family marks nineteenth annual gathering
The George Marsh family held its nineteenth annual reunion at the Youth Center on Sunday with a potluck dinner. Lewis Stewart presided over the business meeting electing Harold Nelson as president, Lewis Stewart as vice president, and Mary Clark as secretary and treasurer. Families attended from Oklahoma City, Kansas City, Salem, and Ottawa.
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George Marsh
Youth Center
Lewis Stewart
Harold Nelson
Mary Clark
Oklahoma City
Okla
Kansas City, Mo
Salem, Mo
Ottawa
Ann Landers Advice Letters on Fashion and Memory
Letters discuss disdain for modern fashion and praise for sensible dress, tips on remembering names, advice to avoid domineering relatives, and a reader commending Ann Landers for a prior answer. Supportive anecdotes illustrate family conflict and the impact of maternal interference on marriages and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Four Generations
Pattern and Patio Order Instructions Returned
The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept receives requests to send $1.50 per pattern and an additional 35 per patio for first class mall handling. Addressed to Alice Brooks at Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011 with a printed NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Alice Brooks
Ottawa Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
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Pat Yowell
Megan Denton
Jill Woods
Barbie Underwood
Christian Women’s Club
Dot Miller
Doris Mefford
Spencer
Vietnam
ST. Petersburg
St. Pete
Edith Appelton
Harry Upton
Ane
Langley’s
Pomona
Osage City
Pierre
Butler-Hanes’ Florists
W. 15Th
S. Main
Alice Brookes
Pentel
Weiter
Euidde
Jean Sale
Farrah
SRD & Main
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