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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
9
Union Chapel W S C S met Wednesday afternoon to hear Mrs A R Hay present Strangers No More. Mrs G F Eversmeyer conducted business and hosted. Tea planned for February 25 to observe World Day of Prayer with guests from other churches. Eight members attended.
Chapter GL PEO held exemplification of the sisterhood led by officers with Mrs D G Laury in charge. Reciproc ity luncheon planned for April with Chapter AU guests. Mrs Ivy Howard attended. 15 members present. Mrs E E Haley hosted. Mrs Ann Warren assisted in serving.
Dear Gals learn to test different products yourself to stretch a food budget. Compare brands, grades, and can sizes for items like canned tomatoes and peas. Open two small cans to judge quality and price, then choose the best fit for your family. Sneak in extras by saving where you can.
Mrs. Mike Newmaster spoke on The Church and the Retarded Child, citing that 30 of every 1000 children are retarded with varying levels of ability. She noted Kansas institutions in Parsons Topeka Winfield Norton and urged church involvement for integration and support. The Ottawa group meets monthly and plans a Saturday class by Ottawa University students, with Garfield and Junior High Schools hosting children.
Miss Mary Grace Boone becomes the first woman president of the Leavenworth County Bar Association. The Lansing, Kansas police judge, elected last fall, heads the all male local legal profession and may be the nation’s only woman bar association leader.
Rev and Mrs Ray Speers Lawrence were guest speakers midweek for Trinity Methodist W S C S meeting. Returned missionaries from Burma, they showed slides of country people clothing and household items and described their work. Mrs Max Cartmill welcomed nine Wellsville women and six from Richter. twenty one members and four children attended. Mrs A E Sullins led devotions and Rev Willard Braker offered prayer. Hostesses were Mrs Ben Gibson Mrs Leslie Brown and Mrs Everett Chap man who served dessert and coffee.
The Women's Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren held a one day meeting on Wednesday with a potluck dinner. Members knotted and mended comforters packed relief clothing. Mrs George Shuler led the business session and Mrs Oral Satterwhite gave devotions.
Mrs. Dathula Day, 77, marked a birthday at her nursing home on Cherry Street with three fellow residents and family, including gifts and 15 cards from Union Chapel friends. A stroke in 1962 ended her Garnett residence but she stays alert reading news, watching TV, and writing letters as grandchildren and daughter Jessie May Harrison joined the celebration.
Sardines add substance to a tossed salad with greens cucumber and tarragon dressing. Combine 2 cans of brisling sardines with lightly packed salad greens cucumber and dressing then toss gently before serving for six servings.
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