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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1965

Page

10

Old Fashioned Holiday Party at Beta Gamma Meeting

At Mrs. George Lister's home Tuesday evening the Beta Gamma group held an old fashioned Christmas program with assistant hostesses Mrs. R. A. Gollier Mrs. B. W. Kelsey and Mrs. Jack Goss. Members wore costumes and distributed gifts as readers sang carols and performed with a tree decorated in red net and carnations.

Beta Gamma George Lister R. A. Gollier B. W. Kelsey Jack Goss Ralph Emerson John Sheldon Ray B. Kelly Goss Santa Claus

Gift Exchange At HCH Club Christmas Party

Members of H.C.H. Club held a Thursday afternoon Christmas party at Mrs. Don Martin's home seven miles northwest of Ottawa. Gifts were exchanged after names were drawn for mystery pals for the coming year. A layette shower honored Mrs. Ronnie Keim who recently arrived from Scotland. Nine members and five children attended, with guests Mrs. James DeVore, Mrs. Charlies Redman, Mrs. J. W. England, Mrs. Merle Fleming and Mrs. Frank Wuckoswitsch.

H.C.H. Club Don Martin Ottawa Ronnie Keim Scotland James DeVore Charlies Redman J. W. England Merle Fleming Frank Wuckoswitsch

Women Hold Meeting at Ottawa Bible Church

Mrs Herb Fredricks presided over a Wednesday afternoon gathering of Ottawa Bible Church women. Mrs Bill Linden opened with a prayer, Mrs Delbert Hobbs reported on the City Union Mission in Kansas City, and Mrs Marlin Buehler was elected president with Mrs Arther Allen as secretary. Prayers for missionaries were offered and the afternoon featured cleaning and decorating the church.

Herb Fredricks Women of Ottawa Bible Church Bill Linden Delbert Hobbs City Union Kansas City Marlin Buehler Arethur Allen

Printed Pattern 4715 Misses and Women Bras Sizes 32 to 46

For sizes 32 through 46, a comfortable firm support bra with perfect fit. Easy-sewing. Pattern 4715 lists sizes 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46. Send name address zone size and style number to The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY. Fifty cents each pattern plus 15 cents for first-class mailing and handling.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Honor Guest At Shower For Janis Moore

Janis Moore, bride select of Duane Meyer, was honor guest at a shower hosted at Mrs. Lewis Irwin’s home. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Jerome Minnick and Mrs. Harold Tete wiler. Desserts were served at 8. The color scheme was pink and crane berry. Mothers of the couple poured. Miss Vera Goodman of Kansas City helped with gifts. A topiary tree featured gift ribbons attached to a golden pot.

Janis Moore Duane Meyer Lewis Irwin Jerome Minnick Harold Tetewiler Robert B. Moore Raymond Myers Miss Moore Vera Goodman Kansas City Ottawa

Busy Corner Social Club Christmas Luncheon

The Busy Corner Social Club met at The Inn for a Christmas luncheon with 14 members. Afterward they visited Mrs. W. A. Schnoke for social time, assisted by Mrs. Fred Schnoke. Retiring president Mrs. C. W. Ingersoll presented Mrs. Orville Glenn with a 40th anniversary gift and plans for next year were discussed.

W. A. Schnoke Fred Schnoke C. W. Ingersoll Orville Glenn

Members Hold Elm Grove Club Gift Exchange

Members met Thursday after a noon meeting at Mrs. Mabel Woodburn home for a gift exchange near a lighted Christmas tree. Mrs. Roy Swank received a hostess gift. After the business session eight members shared refreshments and delivered fruit baskets to Mrs. Hattie Gerhard and Mrs. Maude Clyde.

Elm Grove Club Mabel Woodburn Roy Swank Hattie Gerhard Maude Clyde

Seekers Hold Luncheon Meet at Trinity Methodist Church

The Seekers Class of Trinity Methodist Church held its annual covered dish luncheon on Wednesday with a Christmas themed table. Eight members attended as Mrs. Emile Barnes led prayers and devotions, led a Bible quiz, and announced outreach including 22 calls and 33 cards to shut-ins.

Trinity Methodist Church Willard Braker Roger Kathryn Jennifer Emile Barnes Ray Bettge Leo Kirkwood H. D. Plank

Priceless Crisis Remark and Dear Ann Landers Letters

A reader shares a crisis about pregnancy and mistaken age, while Ann Landers answers on aging, work, family control, partner trust, and chores. The column compiles responses to multiple readers including Cracking Up, Ouch, Like Dead, and Censored, addressing parenting, relationships, and duties.

Ann Sanders Ann Landers TNL Dad Mom Arletta Ahietta Arietta Censored

Leisure Hour Club hears soaps and detergents talk

Mrs Willard Collins discussed Soaps and Detergents at a Leisure Hour Club meeting in Richmond. Twelve members attended and Miss Lonnie Chambers won a contest prize unscrambling 40 items. Members donated clothing for Osawatomie State Hospital, delivered by Mrs Ivan McLees and Mrs Lonnie Chambers. The Christmas party is set for December 15 at Mrs Clarence Gaults home.

Willard Collins Leisure Hour Club Richmond Lonnie Chambers Osawatomie State Hospital Ivan McLees Clarence Gault

Christmas Party Hosted by Nazarene Ladies Fellowship

Nazarene Ladies Fellowship held a Christmas party at Mrs Leland Babcocks home Wednesday evening. Devotions by Mrs Clarence Bledsoe featured a Christmas story and carols led by Mrs Bill Fowler. Prayers were offered by Mrs Clara Geiss and Mrs Eldon Crenshaw. Secret pal exchange and decorations centered on Christmas. guests included Mrs Carl Fussell and Mrs Ella Callahan. Hostess team served refreshments with assistants Patricia Bechtle and Mrs Fussell.

Clara Geiss Eldon Crenshaw Carl Fussell Ella Callahan Merle Snethen Virgil Jones Patricia Bechtle Fussell

Speaker for Kiwani Queens Christmas Program

Rev. Roger Greenslade spoke on Mental Retardation at Mrs. Don Way Mire's home for Kiwani Queens annual Christmas program. Nineteen members attended as gifts were collected for retarded children replacing the usual exchange. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Jim McCrea Mrs. Corwin Shields and Mrs. Herb Wittmeyer.

Roger Greenslade Don Waymire Jim McCrea Corwin Shields Herb Wittmeyer

Babies Born at Ransom Memorial Hospital Names Set

The babies recorded include Earl Christopher Van Wie born December first to Charles and Mrs. Van Wie of Rantoul weighing 4 pounds 6 ounces. Gary Allan Mace born December second to Clyde and Mrs. Mace of 434 Maple weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces. Rodney Allen Lines born December fourth to Larry and Mrs. Lines of 313 Wilson weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Lisa Rebecca Froggatte born December third to Kenneth and Mrs. Froggatte of Richmond weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce. Katherine Elaine Doudna born December fifth to Carlton and Mrs. Doudna of Rantoul RFD 1 weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Charles Christopher van Wie Earl Christopher Clyde James Mace Gary Alan Larry Lee Lines Wilson Rodney Allen Kenneth Wayne Froggatte Richmond Lisa Rebecca Carlton Lee Alelen Doudna Rantoul Rfd 1 Katherine Elaine

Club Holds Dinner Party at North American Hotel

A Christmas dinner party attended by fifteen people was hosted at the North American Hotel. President Mrs. Ernest Johnson read a Christmas article after the meal and led a brief business session. Secret pals were revealed in a gift exchange.

Merry-Go-Round Club Thurseday Ernest Johnson Cone

Presbyterian Women Meet for Christmas Program

After a brief business session Mrs Roy Bones led a Christmas program at First Church. Assisting were Mrs E E Schwarz Mrs Eva Hanes and Mrs George Allman. New president Mrs Hanes and the program chairman handed out booklets. Members packed cookies and candy for elderly church members and served from tables with poinsettia decorations. Mrs Dale and Mrs C A Hall hosted.

Roy Bones Presbyterian Women of First Church E. E. Schwarz Eva Hanes George Allman Hanes Dale C. A. Hall

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