Trinity UMW Reports Half The Church Goal Toward Hunger Drive
Trinity United Methodist Women met for the quarterly general meeting as Rev. Donald Mowel installed officers and chairpersons. Mrs. George Hutchison led the business session. Mrs. Neil Satterlee noted the group had donated half of the $1,000 Hunger Task Force goal. Special membership certificates and gold pins were presented to four members by Mrs. Hutchison, and the executive committee hosted a Valentine social hour. The next general meeting is the Spring Tea in May with Hope Society as hosts.
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Larry Brink
Trinity United Methodist Women
Donald Mowel
George Hutchison
Neil Satterlee
Trinity Umw
Board of Global Ministries
Hutchison
Louise Pohl
Everett Chapman
Lester Cation
Loyd Hollinger
Valentine
Hope Society
Club Forecast Tuesday and Wednesday Society Meetings
Community clubs and church groups schedule meetings across Ottawa area venues. Deanna Sutton ARMY Mothers and TOPS gather at Trinity United Methodist Church Senior Center. various groups including EXEMPLAR and Beta Sigma Phi meet. Rebekah Lodge and Veterans of World War I host events. performances and programs at Skilton Club and First United Methodist Church. Franklin County Nurses Association meets at Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Sutton
Frank Sargent
Trinity United Methodist Church Senior Center
Ottawa Bible Church
Beta Omega
Jackie Guilfoyle
Beta Sigma Phi
Roland Bromert
REM Club
1Oof Hall
L&m Buffet
Skilton Club
First United Methodist Church
Dorothy Brockus
Leanene Lash
Opal Phillips
Ann McLain
Franklin County Nurses Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Baby Named James Nougas To James and Lane Chambers
Mr and Mrs James Chambers Lane are the parents of a son born February 2 at Anderson County Hospital. He weighed eight pounds one and a half ounces and has been named James Nougas. Grandparents include Gail Chambers Lane and Jim Burkdoll Rantoul. Great grandparents list various Burkdolls Chambers and Hobsons along with Creeger and Vaughn.
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James Chambers
Lane
Anderson County Hospital
James Nougas
Gail Chambers
Jim Burkdoll
Rantoul
John Burkdoll
Oak
Clyde Chambers
Pomona
Jesse Hobson
C. R. Creeger
Kansas City
Howard Vaughn
Osawatomie
Imitation Food Standards Explained
The text defines imitation foods as not meeting the identity standard of the product they imitate. It notes that strawberry preserves labeled products have fewer strawberries than required, and peanut butter labeled jars contain fewer peanuts than the standard requires.
Fresh Mushrooms Guide for Everyday Use
Many shoppers now buy fresh mushrooms and learn new serving ideas. All white, off white, and tan mushrooms are the same species, offered prepackaged or loose. Quality is shown by short stems, plump body, and hidden gills. Size matters for use, with small mushrooms ideal for salads or toppings and large ones suited for stuffing. A pound goes a long way due to their light weight.
Ottawa Christian Women's Club Luncheon With Myrtle Baron
Nova Scotia born Myrtle C Baron, national director of Stonecroft Ministries, headlines Ottawa Christian Women's Club luncheon at Ottawa University Student Union on Feb 10. Janet Donnelly presents The Ring program. special music planned. Reservations required. nursery provided at First Christian Church. call Pauline Geiss or Linda Anderson. Two board and prayer coffee events noted with dates.
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Nova Scotia
Canada
Myrtle C. Baron
Ottawa Christian Women’s Club
Pauline Geiss
Linda Anderson
Jo Pankratz
Olive
Ginny Bromert
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