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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
7
Readers share practical tips including using chocolate pudding to make a chocolate milk drink when cocoa runs out. A reader describes making a thick paste with pudding and water then adding milk for a tasty hot option. Other notes cover taping a needle to a spool hole and easy clean plastic upholstery for busy households.
Mrs J Ray Waddell spoke on Music Musings at Cosmopolitan Club coffee meeting with Mrs C J Pence. She described music from various countries and biblical times, sharing tonga bells and Eskimo whale bone lyres. A tonga bell was shown. Browne’s line on harmony closed the talk. Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs auditions set for March 9 in Lindsborg. Presiding were Mrs W L Pickering, welcoming new member Mrs Lloyd Carr and guest Mrs Dean Hamilton.
Geraldine Barrett and Sheldon Richardson wed February 3 at Greeley EUB Church. Rev Eldon Mauk officiated with music by Sharon Townson and Verna Millard. Attendants Kathleen Katzer and Peggy Bruns. Geraldine wore peau de soie gown. After a reception, the couple will live in Kansas City where both work.
Mrs. Bill Simson spoke on Paintings and Art for Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi last night. She traced painting history from cave days to today with illustrated pictures. Members named favorite artists during roll call and the chapter voted to donate to the International Loan and Endowment funds and to pay $3.65 dues for Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary associate membership. Nomination committee members named and pledge ritual read by Mrs. Teter assisted by Mrs. Wadkins. Scrapbooks displayed, with Duane Hall in charge. plans for a spring rush party and a June rummage sale discussed.
A new fellowship group called Pairs and Spares met Sunday evening at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. Dr and Mrs Brockway led. assistants were Mr and Mrs Pinder and Mr and Mrs Read. A potluck supper was served. Rev E E Caylor gave devotions. John Pinder led business. Mario Argote, Ottawa University junior from New York, spoke on the Cuban situation.
True Kindred Retta Conclave No 8 held a meeting in the Masonic temple after reports from the grand conclave in Kansas City Kansas on January 25 and 26. Mrs G W Ponton and Mrs Melvin Sellers spoke. Mrs Lee Finchworthy commander presided and named committees. Altar memory of Nellie Cole who died February 1 and Don Jones who died February 4 observed. Mr and Mrs Finch served refreshments.
Mary Elizabeth Jensen, bride elect of Richard Glenn, has been honored at multiple bridal showers. The couple plans to wed March 16 at First Methodist Church. Showers on Feb 1 and Feb 2 featured prizes for games, with guests from Ottawa, Osage City, Lecompton, Topeka and Garnett.
Ot tawa Garden Club welcomed Don Brown county agricultural agent as guest speaker at First Methodist Church last evening. He spoke on lawn care soil testing and extension office literature. Bulletin topics included mato tomato growing pest control rare vegetables house plants and flowering plants. Mrs W C Harding introduced him and a potluck supper preceded the program. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Frank Pflug and Mrs Brown.
Final plans were made for the Beta Sigma Phi three chapter dinner dance on February 9 at the Country Club. Acting president Mrs. James Rodgers led the session. Hostess Mrs. Henry Gilroy, with Mrs. Bob Roberts assisting, oversaw cookies to Osawatomie State Hospital. Dorothy Baker reported to City Council on next summer's antique sale. A surprise layette shower for Mrs. James Pollom celebrated her baby son with a decorated basket and refreshments.
Family members attended a Sunday dinner at Socialettes Mrs. E. B. Enyart's home. Attendees included Mrs. John Enyart Roy Johnny and Karen from Grandview Missouri Mr. and Mrs. Duane Enyart Sharon and Keith Clathe and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Enyart.
Mrs L E Daugharthy and family members Brad and Richard are mentioned. Major Enyarth is overseas and will return in July. Donnie Marconette gave the NYF motto for a Church of the Nazarene Youth Activities program, with his name later corrected in the meeting report.
Nursing students Elaine Evans Sylvia Smith and Helen Lederer from Pomona received their caps Friday evening in a candlelight ceremony at MacVicar Chapel on the Washburn University campus. A reception in the Student Union Building followed for students families and faculty.
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