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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1962
Page
3
A reader details the value of a wife’s work with high pay for servants and suggests moral standards in marriage and family. Other letters urge caution for a fiancé adopting children and advise on wedding seating with a current wife, plus a cigarette smoking booklet offer.
Ottawa Garden Club heard a color slide program by Mr and Mrs John J Pinney on native plants used as food and drink by Indians and early settlers since Coronado's 19th century visit. Slides covered numerous wild plants, orchids in Kansas, prairie flora, and a proposed national park site. Attending were Martin Stuart Esther Garrison and Mrs Lovett Lindgren with a potluck supper preceding.
The Christian Women's Fellowship meets at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the church annex with Rev Ned Roberts speaking Africa in a Changing World The tea committee includes Mrs Howard Doyen Mrs Don Waymire and Mrs Kenneth Saffron worship led by Mrs Charles Redman The Naomi group cancels its Thursday meeting to attend Wednesday
Virginia Jennette Carey and James E. Lancaster wed at Princeton Methodist Church with Rev. Richard Krumpe officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli, palms, candelabra, and music by organist Richard Hills and singer Tom Campbell. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a seed pearl crown veil, carrying white sweet heart roses. Family members served as attendants and guests. a reception followed in the church social rooms. The couple will reside at 321 Walnut. the bride is a dental assistant and the groom plans military service after graduation.
Past Matrons organized a March 7 dinner for the Worthy Grand Matron’s official visit. Mrs Lamar Phillips and Mrs F A Doman were chosen to arrange a meeting place. Decorating duties went to Miss Lanah Cameron and several matrons. Mrs Ivan Jacobsen led the gathering at Mrs G D Weilepp’s home. Roll call featured guests with birthdays or TV favorites. Mrs Ray Talbott, the Worthy Matron, spoke on ritual changes presented to the group last week at Gardner. Eighteen members attended and refreshments followed. Assistant hostesses included several named matrons and members.
Mrs. Louis Dale presided at Retta Conclave No 8 True Kindred in the Masonic temple. Welcomed were Mrs. Melvin Sellers and W. Waymire recently installed as officers in Ottawa. Also introduced was Mrs. C. J. Pence. A social hour followed with a cake walk and a Waldorf Astoria Valentine cake. G. B. Harford showed slides of conclave meetings. Serving committee included Mrs. Jay Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carter. Thirty attended.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Alvin Vogler of 1108 West 7th Street Terrace born February 5 at Ransom Memorial Hospital has been named Susan Lynne. She weighed 8 pounds 107 ounces at birth.
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