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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1968
Page
4
A dense listing of weekly club gatherings and meetings across Ottawa area organizations including Westminster United Presbyterian Church Trinity Methodist First Methodist FAITH LUTHERAN and other groups. Events span Sunday through Thursday with multiple circles, clubs, and social hours led by named organizers and locations at churches youth centers and clubs.
Freshmen women Sune day evening will speak at First Baptist Church School of Missions. Beatrice Bee guin and Hope Dexter, daughters of missionary families, will share daily life and work at a foreign post. Ottawa University students, many from abroad, will mingle with the congregation during a light supper at 6:30 p.m. at Elliott Hall. Beatrice and Hope describe Geneva and South Africa travels, Swiss roots, and plans after OU studies.
Families of service members stationed abroad share experiences not possible in the U.S. Maj. Bill Richardson and family, living at Clark AFB Philippines with postings in Phan Rang Vietnam, took a January Bangkok trip. The children Linda and David, ages 11 and 9, enjoyed temples and cities, though Cambodia flights were restricted. The kids attend crowded two-shift schools while their parents exchange tape recordings with Ottawa families. The piece notes Carnegie Free Library adds a new exhibit and the Ottawa Garden Club arranged February decor, including a cupid motif by Mrs. H Williams and Mrs. W Williams.
Mary Luo CWF group of First Christian Church held a Thursday supper with 21 members. Doxology, opening prayer, and a discussion of Church World Service work framed the meeting. Dresses for March shipment were shown. lesson from Shoes Across the Threshold covered Shoes in Japan. devotions titled Enduring People ended with benediction.
A reader asks why her husband spoils parties with heavy drinking, turns vulgar, and loses all decorum. Ann Landers replies that alcohol changes behavior, advises against confrontation, and urges patience plus self‑help from the couple.
Mrs. J. C. South of 836 S. Cedar shares three years of Southern cooking influence with her homemaker family. The piece covers her pound cake, beef stroganoff, seasoning salt, vinegar pie crust, and caramel snappers, with measurements and baking methods, plus notes on family members and a son serving in Thailand.
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