Boyd-Turner Vows In First Baptist Church Ottawa
Alexia Linn Boyd daughter of Rev Floyd Boyd and Dallas Gene Turner wed on February 3 at the First Baptist Church in Ottawa. The ceremony featured nuptial music and a bouquet of white flowers, with Ottawa University ties noted for both families and the couple planning to reside in Ottawa after a southern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexia Linn Boyd
Floyd L. Boyd
Olathe
Dallas Gene Turner
Hayden Turner
Otetawa
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
James McCrossen
Floyd Boyd
Edgar Kerr
Michael Dietrich
Overland Park
Ruth Parrot
Emporia
Natrone Os Honor
Connie Moregan
Kathy Adams
Wichita
Richard Booth
Wellington
Mark Boyd
Clathe
Nelson Taylor
Sinois
Jon Hamilton
Chuck Clark
Joe Blaney
Book Reviews By Librarian at Cosmopolitan Club
Miss Nell Barnaby city librarian was a guest at Mrs. R. Lee Finch home. She reviewed Cultured Man by Ashley Montague and read excerpts from other fine arts books. Mrs. Lloyd Carr led the session and welcomed Mrs. Walter Anderson as a new member. Plans were set for a seminar February 29 in Bonner Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Barnaby
Cosmopolitan Club
R. Lee Finch
Man
Asheley Montague
Lloyd Carr
Walter Anderson
Bonner Springs
Carlos Pence
Tess
Finch
Dual Program For Exemplars Exeemplar Chapter Meeting Notes
Mrs. John Jones hosted Exeemplar Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Monday evening presenting The Very Great a Jesus biography as one program topic. Mrs. Leland Gilliland spoke on The Various Man using Leonardo da Vinci as an illustration of hidden talent. cohostess was Mrs. Virgil Croucher. Roll call topic was My Favorite patriot pioneer or man of genius. City council report by Mrs. Bob Roberts outlined final plans for the three chapter Valentine dance on Feb. 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Exeemplar
Beta Sigma Phi
Jesus
Leland Gilliland
Leonardo da Vinci
Virgil Croucher
Bob Roberts
Valentine Dace
Drainboard tips and posture humor in Heloise column
The letter from Thelma Taylor praises posture tricks to avoid dress marks while using a drainboard, noting how pulling in the tummy improves stance. The column also recalls a reader repurposing printed diaper material to make nightgowns for a doll, with optional trim details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Thelma Taylor Thelma
Weekend Social Notes Highlight Richmond Area Visitors
The Richmond area hosts a stream of weekend visitors and gatherings. Dorothy Davidson wed Kenneth Feuerborn at St. Louis University College Church. Families from Kansas City Shawnee Ottawa and Osawatomie drop by for visits and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Feuerborn
Dorothy Davidson
Kenneth
St. Louis University College
Clyde Edwards
Richmond
Lawrence Edwards
Kansas City
Alma Bastin
Jack Patchen
Harold Hawkins
Shawnee
Grace Keller
Elmer Nilges
Leeroy Hildebrand
Ottawa
al Nilges
Howard Cooper
Duane Pedrows
Jess Battersby
Osawatomie
Ronald Pedrow
Jeffrey
Greenley
Annual WCTU Event At First Methodist Church
The Ottawa WCTU held an event in the First Methodist basement with Frances Willard’s portrait and a white carnation on display. Miss Ruth Hanna spoke on living principles, and a playlet and a temperance chorus were performed. Fifteen churches represented, with Maryland WCTU planning soft drink support for servicemen in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Woman's
Chrisstian Temperance Union
Frances Willard Fruesta
First Methodist Church
Tueseday
RL. Stevens
Ruth Hanna
Mary Black
Frances Willard
Miss Willard
Ermil Greenfield
Ray Simmons
Pearl Mathias
Gertrude Day
Marjorie Collins
Maryland
WCTU
Various clubs and circles schedule luncheons and meetings
Community groups including Club Forecast Busy Corner Social Club Mrs L Hoffman DAUGHTER S Club Mrs Harold Simmons EMERY GREEN Social Mrs Henry Wherry and H C H CLUB Mrs L A Witham CWF Groups Merle Tillery Mrs Joyce Lucas Helen Gilbert Mrs Kenneth Hammond Velma Larson Mrs Lena Crawford Merry Gods round Mrs Gene Ames Soroptimists luncheon First United Presbyterian Church basement Nazarene Missionary Circle Princeton W S C S V F W Auxiliary White Shrine hold meetings and events through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, H, Hoffman
Harold Simmons
Emery Green
Henry Wherry
C.H
L. A
Witham Cwf
Merle Tillery
Joyce Lucas
Helen Gilbert
Kenneth Hammond
Velma Larson
Lena Crawford
Merry-Gosround
Gene Ames
First United Presbyterian Church
Nazarene Missionary Circle
Princeton
V.F
Demonstration For Entre Nous Tuesday Evening Program
Mrs Jack Bennett demonstrated two crafts for Entre Nous members. She showed antiquing processes assisted by Mrs Barrett Parks painting and Mrs Larry Wassmer, with Mrs Jack Davis as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bennett
Jack Davis
Barrett Parks
Larry Wassmer
Ottawa Herald Item From February 7, 1968 Page 6
A compact clipping from the Ottawa Herald dated February 7, 1968 on page 6. It presents a brief local note or column item reflecting events or notices of the period. The fragment focuses on community happenings without extensive detail or context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boyd-Turner
First Baptist
Dallas Turner
A. Munoa
Heloisef
Mrs. Russell Bailey
Daugh Ters, Lawrence
Don Poss
Richemond
Marian
Rhonda Masketer
Mary Carol Scheckel
Joy
Ray Newton
Kenneth Bowman
Ya Turnham
Dewey, Okla
Abe Severns
Mrs
Howard Bradley
Husband
Manhattan
Merle Brockus
Harold Brockus
Donnie
Irene Chasland
Lori and
Wade Chaland
Independence
Arthur Rossmans
Mike Dietrich
George C. Dieterich
Guy Reichard
Roy Burnett
Chester Martin
Elna Patton
Prairie Village
Mae McMahon
Cindy
Deda Martin
Sam Weidner
Gerald Ward
Sterling
Ross Spencer
John Folz
Bartlesville
Oklo
Faher
Chris Pickett
First Methodist
South Vietnam
Kansas
Marry Loyd
Harry Catheard
Greenfield
Albert Peterson
Simmons
Sommer
John Lester
Pam Reddick
Foods
Country Manor
Patti Jean Fryer
Beg Ween
Crisco
TNT
Argo Sweet Peas ‘van Camp ‘Light Tuna
Sh.St. Potatoes College Inn Chicken
Bennett’s
Icecrea
Electrosoliat Ene
Jar
West Pac
Shurfresh Biscuits Cascade Peas Toast Treet Waffles
Ottawa Herald
Hamburger
Kansasland Packing CO
North Water Tower
Dundee
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