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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
3
Reader 14 and 16 urge anti smoking message citing lung cancer and heart disease while noting their father’s heavy habit. They ask if quitting would extend life and Ann Landers lists reasons against smoking, urging youth to avoid the habit and stressing health costs and social unstyle. A separate note asks how to handle a friend’s birthday gift.
A reader asks if returning or exchanging a disliked gift would be rude after several meetings. Advice: avoid embarrassment by labeling it gracious to keep harmony, do not pressure the giver, and accept polite wear rather than demand change.
A reader warns that marriage cannot cure jealousy after a persistent jealous partner. Molly doubts sincerity and an anonymous columnist chides that coercive behavior during courtship predicts abuse after marriage. In a separate note Frothing laments ripped pages in public magazines and is challenged to rethink the reader’s harsh label of people as selfish pigs.
The three Westminster United Presbyterian Church Woman's Association circles studied Be What You Are by George L. Hunt using Colossians as a guide. Officers were installed, new chargeman and secretary treasurer named, budget pledges dedicated, and devotions led by president Mrs. Wallace Hart.
A collection of reader tips and questions for home life. Advice includes preserving cigarettes for guests, freezing water for ice trays, glowing nighttime stars for children, ironing patches with foil, adding oil to boxed cake mixes, restoring dried cosmetics, and storage care to prevent silverfish and fabric damage.
Circles held Wednesday meetings at members’ homes. Esther Greenman Circle led devotions from The Christ of the American Road and reviewed Man Reaches Out to God. Plans include April 1 luncheon and donations for Fellowship Guild conference. Clothing drive to Bacone Indian School sales shop.
Union Chapter No 16 Order of the Eastern Star elected two to receive degrees in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening and honored the warder and sentinel. Marie Donart presided as worthy matron and a grand matron will visit Kansas March 4. A $5 donation was voted to Ransmon Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
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