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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
10
Pattern reuse tip explains marking darts on a second cut using plastic wrap under the material to protect darts. It suggests plastic wrap clings to see dart lines without cutting the wrap or fabric. Also notes empty tape rolls can wrap ribbon or tape for neat storage and labeling.
The Ottawa University Wo mens Club hosts a guest night starting with 6 30 p m vespers in the meditation chapel followed by dinner in the university union green room. Mrs Barre Barrett chairs the punch table with greenery red satin balls and red candles as gold penned place cards. After dinner the members attend Maria Trapp lectures in the chapel and general chairwoman Mrs Wayne Angell leads the committee.
Lewanna Bell hosted the Melody Music Club at her parents home for a Christmas party. Members and guests sang carols and played Christmas music. Lori Burroughs and White Burroughs received prizes for practice hours from sponsor Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Gift exchange and refreshments followed, with Lori Burroughs set to entertain the club in January.
Mrs Earl Heckman was honored at a layette shower Saturday evening at Mrs Gene Maxwell's home. Hostesses were Mrs Homer Barksley and Mrs Heckman. Pink and blue decor featured a baby cradle centerpiece. Miniature booties adorned cakes. prizes went to Mrs Frank Heckman and Mrs Merle Heckman. Fourteen guests attended.
The House of Douglas hosted the Merry-Go-Round Club luncheon with 14 members present as they mapped plans for the coming year. Guest Mrs. Maria Bolanos from Managua Nicaragua attended the gathering. A gift exchange occurred. The Warren C. Black Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will host a Christmas party at Memorial Auditorium at 7 30 p.m. Tuesday with gifts limited to one dollar.
Guests from St Paul A M E and Bethany Baptist joined First Baptist W M S in Elliott Hall for a slide program titled Following in the Steps of Christ in the Holy Land led by Rev. Charles P. Knight of First Methodist. Mrs E Hopekins sang I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked as gifts were presented to Mrs James W McCrossen wife of the visiting pastor. Refreshments with a Christmas motif were served. Society president Mrs James Allen poured.
Mrs L A Witham led the H C H Club meeting Thursday in the president's absence. Mrs Gene Broers was home from illness. A $2.05 collection was taken. Mrs Witham directed games. Guests included Mrs John Lee Sink and Burk Lee, with a surprise shower for the baby. Secret pals were revealed during the Christmas gift exchange. Refreshments followed.
Marks Gfeller and Gale Hull of Richmond united in marriage on December 3 at the Gene Hull home in El Dorado. Mrs Hull works at Southwestern Bell in Ottawa, while Mr Hull is employed by Western Electric in Merriam. They will continue to reside in Richmond.
Christmas theme highlighted the lesson given by Mrs. Ralph Armstrong for the Mary Luo C. W. F. Circle of First Christian Church. Members shared past Christmas memories while prayers and readings closed the gathering.
Mrs Mildred Pritchard hosted the Women Missionary circle of Faith Bible church Tuesday evening Roll call offered scripture verses Mrs Faye McFann presided and named new officers for the coming year Devotions were by Mrs Earl Schumanke The group prepared Christmas trees with prayer requests for missionaries The gathering closed with prayers and Christmas carols Refreshments followed at a table with candles and holly
The Isasy Corner Social Club began its annual Christmas party with a dinner at the North American Hotel and continued at Mrs. Fred Prager's home. Officers were re elected, plans set for a silver offering to Boys Club, cancer bandages project, and gift exchange with new secret pals revealed.
Telephones have been improved time and again and will continue to be improved as Southwestern Bell aims to make the service, already among the world's best, even better.
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