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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1957

Page

8

Socialettes and Daughters Club Holiday Gatherings

Valley View community club held a Tuesday travelogue at the school with Mr and Mrs Wayland Blair presenting slides from Hawaii introduced by Darrell Macy and business led by Mrs Ray Carey. Twenty five attended the Centropolis Daughters Club Christmas dinner and gift exchange at Mrs Donald Woodsum’s home with birthdays for Mrs Megan Mrs Ted Clark and Mrs William Clark observed. J C Penney Company hosted its annual Christmas party December 3 with Don Knight and J L Hyson offering music and bonuses. Houseguests of Dr and Mrs Harry Webster included Dorothy Webster and Mrs P H Puckett. Stitch and Chatter club in Pomona held a Christmas dinner and gift exchange at the Methodist Church basement with 25 present including Richard Cain recently discharged from the Air Force.

Valley View Community Club Wayland Blair Hawaiian Islands Darrell Macy Ray ‘Carey Daughters Club of Centropolis Donald Woodsum Mmes Roy B. Church Frank Morgan Fred Powers Ted Clark William Clark Frank Roller Roger Scott Harold Simmons Tilfred Simmons Vern Sink Porter Turner W. D. Willford Megan J. C. Penney Company Don Knight J. L. Hysom Stitch and Chatter Club Pomona Richard Cain Air Force Germany

Christmas Play by Federation Women at Church

The Christmas program by the Women's Association of the Federated Church was held yesterday arranged by Mrs. James Chandler. Participants included Mrs. Chandler and other women Mrs. John Lawrence Mrs. R. O. Harder Mrs. John Sheldon and Chandler plus Miss Carrie Adams and Mrs. E. E. Dorkins. Deovotions were led and hostesses named Mines C. A. Hawley A.M. Spears R. H. Curbey Roy Churchill R. J. Rayback and A. E. Ford. During refreshments Dan Wilson poured from a table decorated with greenery balls and candles.

Women's Association of Federated Church James Chandler A. E. Ford Dan Wilson

Christmas Program Led By Mrs Humphrey and Miss Wood

Christmas Thoughts program at Richter W.S.C.S. was led by Miss Alice Wood and Mrs Leonard Humphrey with devotions by Mrs Charles Briles and Mrs Carl Hoopes. Roll call featured favorite Christmas carols. hosts were Mrs Jack Beauchamp and co host Mrs Otto Schroeder. Attendees included Mines Woodrow Crawford Glenn Gillette Albert Smith Wa O Wood Truman Milton Everett Burgess Ste vie Carol Carl Peterson Clifford Fritts John Staadt Kathy Schroeder Jackie Beauchamp Lyle Gary Humphrey.

Alice Wood Leonard Humphrey Richter W.S.C.S Charles Briles Carl Hoopes Roll Call Jack Beauchamp Otto Schroeder Mines Woodrow Crawford Glenn Gillette Albert Smith Wa O Wood Truman Milton Everett Burgess Stevie and Carol Carl Peterson Clifford Fritts John Staadt Kathy Schroeder Jackie Beauchamp Lyle Gary Humphrey

Club Forecast and Delta Kappa Gamma Luncheon

Saturday event notes show MONDAY STITCHERS with potluck hosted by Mia and Ted Furtak. Alpha Gamma Chapter involvement plus Delta Kappa Gamma luncheon at N. A. Hotel.

Mia Ted Furtak Alpha Gamma Delta Kappa Gamma N. A

Patricia Hay Weds Richard Maxwell in First Christian Church Ceremony

Patricia Darlene Hay and Richard Gene Maxwell wed Nov. 17 at First Christian Church. The couple resides at 735 S. Cedar and plans a trip to the Ozarks after a reception. Patricia is the daughter of Adelbert and the late Mrs. Hay. Richard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell. Both are Ottawa High School graduates. Patricia worked at K U in Lawrence and at First National Bank. Richard works for Ottawa Steel Division.

Richard Gene Maxwell First Christian Church S. Cedar Maxwell Patricia Darlene Hay Adelbert Hay S. Cherry Richard Maxwell RFD Gordon D. Miller Margaret Green Ot Lawrence Patsy Richardson Carolee Burns Reba Salsbury Ottawa Jean Patterson Garnett Duane Anderson Larry Heinen Lawrence Welmore Lora Beth Hendrickson Gary Hendrickson Lynn Howard Ozarks Ottawa High School K. U First National Bank Ottawa Steel Division

Have Prayer Season Women’s Missionary Union meets at Minnie Guy home

The Have Prayer Season Women’s Missionary Union of Calvary Baptist Church met Wednesday at Mrs. Minnie Guy’s home to pray for missionaries at home and abroad. Mrs. George Blattler led devotions. Members made tea aprons for Kathryn Springer’s Indianapolis Bible class, contributed 7.17 dollars, reported 13 calls and six card sendings, and planned fruit plates for shut-ins. Others present included the Mines, Fred Rapp, Lacy Bellis, Inez Haggard, W. L. Stephens, Bill Weber, Joe Hughes, George Christeson, C. J. Farris, and Barbara Stephens.

Women's Missionary Union of Calvary Baptist Church Minnie Guy George Blattler Kathryn Springer Indianapolis Ind Fred Rapp Lacy Bellis Inez Haggard W. L. Stephens Bill Weber Joe Hughes George Christieson C. J. Farris Barbara Stephens

Talks On Religions At Tally Mission Circle Meeting

Mrs Earl Shoemaker led the lesson at Mrs Raymond Mack's home focusing on religious beliefs in other countries. Mrs Ivan Brittingham offered a prayer and Mrs George Hull gave devotions. The group planned fruit baskets for neighbors and boxes for servicemen. The collection totaled 1.66 dollars. A gift exchange and potluck dinner followed. Also present were Mrs Lorn Higginbotham J S Weeth ee Wilbur Broers Lonnie Barnes Mahlon Smith and Roy Huhn.

Earl Shoemaker Minster Tally Mission Circle Raymond Mack Ivan Brittingham George Hull Lorn Higginbotham J. S. Weethee Wilbur Broers Lonnie Barnes Mahlon Smith Roy Huhn

Beauceant elects member and new officers at Masonic temple

Hold Elections Social Order of Beauceant elected one candidate to membership last evening in the Masonic temple with Mrs. Oliver C Curley presiding. Officers chosen include Mrs. John Dellinger as worthy president and Mrs. Harley P Gover Sr. as vice president. A Christmas gift exchange is planned for December 19 and installation set for January 2. A buffet supper for Mrs. Walter Lipford moving to Little Rock is noted.

Social Order of Beauceant Masonic Temple Oliver C. Curley John Dellinger Harley P. Gover Sr Jack .B. Stephenson J. Ray Waddell Arthur Brick Clarence Keefer C. J. Pence Waler J. Lipford Little Rock Ark Jack Guilfoyle Karl Romstedt Howard Duncan

Greenwood Ladies Aid Votes to Contribute and Buy Books

The Greenwood Ladies Aid met all day Wednesday with Mrs. Karl Hamilton and Minnie Hamilton. They voted to send a contribution to the Unified Budget and to buy song books for the church. Carol singing followed. Visitors included Mrs. Jim Reekie and Mrs. Lorenzo Nitcher and Lee. Others present were the Mines, John Abel, J. R. Abel and children, Harold Van Horn, Robert Melton, Merrit Imel and Jeanie, Ted Smith and Shirley, Oliver.

Greenwood Ladies Aid Karl Hamilton Minnie Hamilton Carol Jim Reekie Lorenzo, Nitcher and Lee John Abel Harold van Horn Robert Melton Merrit Imel Jeanie Ted Smith Shirley Oliver

Local names listed in brief notice segment

Shaw, Carl Ellison, Orville Flager, Dee Spaulding and Nancy, Ben Nitcher, Vernon Fitzgerald, Silas Smith, Josie Reed, Robert Reed, Dave Reekie and Doris, Burton Fisher and children, Charles Hamilton, Eugene Hamilton, Percy Graves and Ralph Shepherd.

Christmas A Theme at Christian Church Annex

Christmas A Theme We Give Ourselves was the lesson and devotional at the Christian Church annex. Mrs. J V Hiatt led devotions and read the Christmas story. Mrs H K Stevens led the lesson and a play was presented by Mines J T Mercer C H Brock Sam Groves and Dale Waymire. Tea committee included Mrs William Frear Mrs Howard Doyen and Sexton. A nativity scene decorated the table with a gold cloth. Thirty members and two guests Mrs J W Burkdoli and Shelia Talbott attended.

C.W.F Christian Church Annex J. V. Hiatt H. K. Stevens J. T. Mercer C. H. Brock Sam Groves Dale Waymire Earl Sexton Mmes William Frear Howard Doyen Sexton J. W. Burkdoli Shelia Talbott

Bridal Shower Held for Martha Yount Bride Tonight

Connie Welton and Mrs Warren Welton hosted a Monday evening bridal shower for Martha Yount who is to be married tonight. Guests included the Mines, Alex McDonald, Kenneth Tilton and Steven, Max Cartmill and Marie.

Connie Welton Warren Welton Martha Yount the Mines Alex McDonald Kenneth Tilton Steven Max Cartmill Marie

Local Names Highlight Ottawa Page of December 6 1957

Ottawa Herald lists individuals Guy McIntosh Jr Jessie Garrett A E Sullins Alice Day George Friday Louderback Elmer Louderback and Frank Cook in a brief social or community notice dated December 6 1957 featuring mention of Miss Judy

Guy McIntosh Jr Jessie Garrett The Ottawa Herald A. E. Sullins Alice Day George Friday Louderback Elmer Louderback Frank Cook Misses Judy

Four Names Appear in Local Obituary Lineup

Peggy Louderback, Peggy Mealman, Nancy Curry, and Carolyn Fisher are listed among those noted in the community obituary notices reflecting recent passings and remembered by local organizations.

Louderback, Peggy Mealman Nancy Curry and Carolyn Fisher

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