Northside LTL meets in Trinity Church
The Northside Loyal Temperance Legion gathered at Trinity Methodist Church with Earlene Hicks presiding and Ronald Dodd calling the meeting to order. The group conducted pledges, prayers, readings, and a playlet explaining missionary support, raising funds for the Anna A Gordon fund, and a distribution of temperance seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
Trinity Methodist Church
Earlene Hicks
Ronald Dodd
Eddie Bryan
A. E. Sullins
Tom Braker
Dennis Altic
Roger Cannady
Earlene
Ronald
Darrell Bartlett
Kevin Davis
Anna A. Gordon
Mission Packet
LTL
Mission Fund
Roger
Dennis
Bugs Bunny and the
Green Rabbit
Darrell
Debbie
Tony Hazen
Mary Black
Priscilla Circle Studies Spirit of Christmas Life Abundant
Priscilla Circle of Trinity Methodist Church met Wednesday to study The Spirit of Christmas and the Life Abundant. Mrs Frank Cannady led with scriptures John 10 10 and a Philippines center pen pal letter. Mrs Mina Stoffer opened with prayer and business. Hostess Mrs W C Yokum with Mrs Olevia Sieg served refreshments. Eleven members and two guests attended including Mrs Claude Smith and Mrs Willard Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla W.S.C
Circle of
Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Cannady
Lester Catlon
Olevia Sieg
Claude Smith
Willard Wallace
Ottawa Herald Pattern Notice for Misses Uniform Pattern 4525
Pattern form by Anne Adams lists Misses' Sizes 10 through 20 with size 16 needing 2 yards of fabric. Pricing includes 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents postage for first class and special handling. Send name address zone size and style number to Pattern Dept. The Ottawa Herald, 243 West 17th St., New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone Halomas
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Auxiliary Has Meeting at Wil liamsburg Legion Hall
Mrs. Helen Bush presided over the Leo Santee Unit American Legion Auxiliary business session in Wil liamsburg. A report covered Christmas fruit plates by the community service and rehabilitation chair. Corres pondence included several thank-you notes, one from Wadse worth V A Hospital rug shop crew. Card party hostesses were named for Jan 13 and the group was invited to Alice Carrow's for the Jan 25 sewing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bush
Leo Santee Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Wil.iamsburg
Rug Shop
Wadseworth V.A. Hospital
Alice Carrow
Mark 57th Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Burns of 218 West 10th will mark their 57th wedding anniversary on December 31 at home. Frail health prevents a formal celebration. The couple lived in Ottawa four years after moving from Waverly where Burns ran a hardware and plumbing business for 30 years. Burns was born near Ottawa and is related to the late Carrie Burns who taught at Ottawa High School for over 40 years. Ottawa residents Mrs. Wayland Blair and Miss Nina Burns are cousins. Two sons are deceased. They have one grandson, John R. Burns of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Burns
Burns
Ottawa
Waverly
Carrie Burns
Wayland Blair
Nina Burns
Phyl's Lamb Neck Stew For Family Dinner Comfort
Economical lamb neck stew with potatoes cabbage corn and melons serves four. Brown 3 1/4 pounds lamb neck sliced heavy salt pepper paprika and oil then simmer with onions celery and garlic in water for about two hours. Add vegetable bouquet sauce to gravy and skim fat before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHYL
CWF General Meeting Held at First Christian Church
The Velma Larson group led the CWF general meeting in the First Christian Church on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J T Mercer as leader The topic New Words for Old was assisted by Mrs George Starbuck Mrs Bob Larson Mrs Lee Harrison and Miss Nellie March Mrs Dora New opened by reading a poem Reflections Mrs Dan Fogle presided Mrs Leonard Hoopes of the Merle Tillery group led the worship service Refreshments were served by Mrs Frank Holden and Mrs Ed Crawford from the Helen Gilbert group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.F
First Christian Church
Velma Larson
J. T. Mercer
Merscer
George Starbuck
Bob Larson
Lee Harrison
Nellie March
Dora New
Dan Fogle
Leonard Hoopes
Merle Tillery
Socialettes Guests Include Wallace Family for Christmas
House guests of Mr and Mrs Louie Coppoe are Mrs Frank Wallace of Azusa California and Miss Charlene Wallace of Monrovia California. Jack and Bill accompany the guests for the holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Coppoe
Jack
Bill
Frank Wallace
Azusa
Calif
Charlene Wallace
Monrovia
Moore-Meyer Wedding At First Baptist United
In a candlelight ceremony at First Baptist Church on December 26, Mrs. Janis Kathleen Moore and Duane Keith Meyer were married. The bride wore white satin with Alencon lace. the groom is from Garnett. After a reception in Elliott Hall the couple planned to reside in Topeka after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Janis Kathleen Moore
Robert B. Moore
S. Elm
Duane Keith Meyer
Raymond E. Meyer Sr
West First
Garnett
Raymond P. Jennings
Jo Archer
Ray Schmidt
Bee Cause
Raymond Ash
Montezzema
Mary Reusser
Mul.vane
Gary Holmes
Hayseville
Linda Fugate
Leavensworth
Darla Kerr
Wellsville
Warren Brecheisen
Ray Meyer Jr
Mike Farris
Glenn Caldwell
Marion Barrow
B. Harris DI
Jim Meyer
Anthony Hastert
Elliott Hall
Linda Gurgason
Topeeka
Emporia State College
Topeka
Garnett High School
Washburn
Socialite Henshaw Family Christmas Dinner Attendees
Mrs. T. W. Henshaw and her child and grandchildren hosted a Christmas dinner at home for the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Henshaw of Muldrow Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Wilson of Tahlequah Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henshaw with Betty and Paul Jr. of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fitzgerald of Valley Center, and Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Laur y with Annie and Pamela of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Henshaw
Childdren
A. J. Henshaw
Muldrow
Okla
Jimmie Wilson
Tahlequah
Paul Henshaw
Betty
Paul
Kansas City
Claude Fitzgerald
Valley Center
D. G. Laury
Annie
Pamela
Ottawa
Lodges Install In Williamsburg
In Williamsburg the Sadana Chapter No. 194 and Anchor Lodge No. 224 AF and AM held a joint officer installation at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Wendell Davis retired as matron. new officers include Mrs. Harold Bethell as installing marshal, Mrs. Clifford Goodwill as installing chaplain, Mrs. Luke Pattie as organist, and Mrs. Lee Martin as worthy matron with Lee Martin as worthy patron. Other officers named were Mrs. Louis Coppoe associate matron and patron, Mrs. Bud Duvall secretary, Mrs. Forrest Bond treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadana Chapter
Oreer
Eastern Star and Anchor Lodge
Williamsburg Masonic Hall
Wendell Davis
Harold Bethell
Marshall
Clifford Goodwill
Luke Pattie
Lee Martin
Lee Maretin
Louis Coppoe
Bud Duvall
Forerest Bond
Harry Reiner
Howard Burroughs
Willard Binns
Robert Service
Adah
Elston Deck
Esther
Jack Collins
Martha
Ralph Shaffer
Electa
George Turrell
Sentinel
Davis
May Dobbs
Martin
Grace Wallis
Coppoe
Earl Anderson
Millard Wren
Orlin Milliken
Claude Smith
Victor Basel
Rollin Starosta
Frank Wallace
Azusa
Calif
Charlene Wallace
Monrovia
Gretchen Todd
Albuquerque
New Mex
Charles van Seyoc
Leslie
Lamar
Cole
Olathe
Ottawa
Princeton
Paola
Families Gather for Christmas Across Maryland and Nearby States
LaPlata Maryland visitors join relatives in Chevy Chase and Alexandria for holiday meals and gatherings. Notable attendees include the Di Natale and Roberts families, Brooks from Wichita, and the List, Fleming, Glover, and Gorton households.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northside Ltl
Trinity
Priscilla
Phyl's
Lily Brown
CWF
Wright
Moore-Meyer
First Baptist
Singer
Albright
West Pocket
RADIO
He Keen Co
Williamsburg
LaPlata
Maryland
Jet
Ray Roberts
J. J. di Natale
Maureen
Michele
Paula
Joe
Dennis Brooks
Wichita
Quentin Roberts
Foster Roberts
Will Bennett
Chevy Chase
John Devlin
Bob
Jerry Gilman
Jenny
Chris
Alexandria, Va
John List
Indianapolis
Ind
August Fleming
Lawrence
George Glover
Earl Gorton
M. F. Wels
Gayle
Gary
Osawae Toml
Jake Bellinger
Spring Hill
Roy Gorton
Sherri
Valerie
Lori
Jeff
W, Koch
Oren
Kathy
Marilyn
Carol
W. Stevenson
Cindy
Brad
G. E. Wertz
San Francisco
Harry Pearson
Lamar, Cole
Briscoe
RUG Store
Coronado
Coronado Electric
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