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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
2
A reader asks about rude eating on phones, another wonders why a partner detects cigarette odor, a third seeks guidance on wedding announcements and gifts. Ann Landers responds with practical, empathetic guidance, noting manners, scent perception, and expectations while offering resources and a contact path.
Association for Childhood Education elected Miss Grace Metz and Mrs Mae Likes to attend the international convention in Miami Florida in March Nancy Lollar president presided at the Garfield School meeting Mrs P R Jamison read A Childs Christmas in Wales by Dylan Thomas Garfield members hosted the event with refreshments on a Christmas themed table
WSCS at Trinity presented the program Hear the Angels Sing yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Roy Armstrong as leader. Participants included Mrs. Doyle Taylor and several others while a choir of six women performed Christmas numbers. Duets by Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, a prayer by Mrs. Bolen, and reports by Mrs. Blake highlighted the meeting. Clothing donations were sent to an Indian Reservation in Kingfisher Oklahoma under Rev. Steve Birdshead. Hostesses were Mrs. Henry Alban, Mrs. Earl Mendell and Mrs. Elmer Perkins.
The American Christmas Carols and Hymns was the program announced by Mrs. W. G. Hegarty at Ward Manor. Anne Fitzgibbon read, William Kloster led singing, John Smith read scripture, Emory McKinzie offered prayer, and Kloster sang Oh I Would Sing of Mary’s Child. Hostesses arranged the event with punch served.
Steven Lee, 3, and Lori Ann are children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atchison. Grandparents are Homer Atchison and Clifford Griffin of Ottawa. Great grandparents include Ted Griffin and G A Diamond of Pomona, Josie Atchison of Princeton, with Nellie Griffin of Oklahoma City as great great grandmother.
Christmas party at Mrs. Howard Smiths home featured a gift exchange and plans for an open installation January 22 at the Masonic temple. Guest Verda Sturm of Topeka attended. Officers to be installed include Paul Boyke president and Howard Huston first vice president.
Westminster United Presbyterian Woman's Association meets with a Christmas program anchored by a modern reading of Twas the Night Before Christmas. Mrs. A C Carpenter reviews the year, introduces incoming president Mrs Wallace Hart, and honors past devotion. The event includes a candlelight installation, a talent bazaar, and a new silver service contributed by Mrs Louise Branson Miller.
Mrs. R D Waymire led the worship service theme Are These Our Children at the First Christian CWF meeting. Mrs. Harrison discussed institutional care for handicapped children and noted Woodhaven Children s Home near Columbia MO offering teaching for 192 resident children. She cited Capper Foundation and Institute of Logopedics as major U S centers. Members were asked to bring used postage stamps and blankets for Algerian relief. Christmas boxes were prepared with shut-in lists.
Socialettes report Mr and Mrs Ewing Lawrence of Pomona returned by car from a trip to Deal New Jersey to visit their son and family Mr and Mrs J E Lawrence and five children. They left home November 1.
WSCS held a Christmas party in the church with regular meeting yesterday at Union Chapel. Mrs. J. E. Thornton presided opening with a poem. Roll call showed 58 cards sent and 31 calls made. Mrs. W. H. Williams taught the lesson Hear the Angels Sing assisted by several members. Gift exchange revealed prayer pals and new names. Hostesses were Mrs. O. L. Breckenridge, Mrs. Ben Miller and Mrs. Stewart.
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