Pierce-Hayden Nuptials in First Christian Church
Norma Rae Pierce and Dareld Dee Hayden wed in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at First Christian Church with Rev. Gordon D. Miller officiating. Attendants included Opal Smith and Dwight Hayden. The bride, a Ottawa High School graduate, works at Scott's store, and the groom, a Garnett High School graduate, is employed at Harris Co-Op.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Rae Pierce
Bessie Pierce
Dareld Dee Hayden
Herbert Hayden
Garnett
Gordon D. Miller
First Christian Church
Patsy Richardson
Robert C. Pierce
Kansas City
Opal Smith
Dwight Hayden
Ottawa High School
Scott's Store
Garnett High School
Harris Co-Op
Socialettes G C Birthday Club Dinner Meeting
Members of Socialettes G C Birthday Club enjoyed an all day gathering yesterday hosted by Mrs Myrtle Anderson. The group opened the wone dey box and played games with attendees including Maud Evans, W A Gibson, Eldon Good, James Russell, Mary Mack, Lear Nicholson, John Ball, Everett Blankenship, Sidney and Arthur, and Karl Farris. Mrs Charles A Hawley served as Bilest organist for the De Malay Mothers Circle installation service Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Birthday Club
Myrtle Anderson
The
Mines
Maudiévans
W. A. Gibson
Eldon Good
James Russell
Mary Mack
Lear Nicholson
John Ball
Everett Blankenship
Sidney and
Arthur
Karl Farris
Charles A. Hawley
Bilest
Malay Mothers Circle
Ann Landers Advice Column Scrambled In Letter Snippets
Readers share varied issues from a husband in TV work with late nights and excuses to a coworker’s garish clothes and a receptionist seeking romantic signals. The column suggests blunt talks, tactful guidance, and practical steps, including addressing fidelity, workplace etiquette, and dating norms.
Printed Pattern 4769 Misses Sizes Small to Large
Sewing instruction and pattern notice offering Printed Pattern 4769 for Misses sizes Small to Large. Features terry cloth apron and water resistant kitchen apron suitable for baby care, with yardage noted and directions printed on pattern parts. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first-class mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept in New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Club Forecast Friday AH Ladies Circle event
Mrs. Harry Loyd presides over the Ladies Circle meeting titled Club Forecast Friday at 2 p.m. Details suggest a social gathering organized by the group.
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Ladies Circle
Harry Loyd
Spice use and turmeric in cooking observed
A miswritten note discusses turmeric as an alternative to saffron in yeast dough and sauces, noting its pale color and relation to ginger. It hints at curry powder use and the broader culinary role of turmeric as a root with chemist-sounding appeal, though antiquated in tone.
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Ann
Graitor
Miscellaneous Program Notes From Woman's Republic Club Meeting
The program chairman Mrs. W A Fyfe read articles on Cellular Therapy Knott s Berry Farm and Ghost Farm near Los Angeles at Mrs N F Shaw s home Tuesday. Roll call cited a Colorado visit. Mrs J G Lytle spoke on antiques and Mrs F H McCune on plastics. Mrs Shaw spoke of food values and Mrs K W Williamson on focal basketball games. Miss Lucy Lee discussed Andrew Johnson and Stonewall Jackson. Mrs J T Osburn absent.
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Woman's Republic Club
W. A. Fyfe
N. F. Shaw
Knott
Los Angeles
Roll Call
Colorado
J. G. Lytle
F. H. McCune
Shaw
K. W. Williamson
Lucy Lee
Andrew Johnson
Stonewall Jackson
J. T. Osburn
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R. D. Spears
Main
Homewood
Pierce-Hayden
Jordale
Bennie Stinson
Red
Troy Herring
Princeton
Glenn Stinson
Wright Studio
Ann Landers
Honeywell Homes
Chips
Tank Landers
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Mmes
Anton Strafuss
C. A.j
Biederman
R. C. Capron
Alf
Mages
Matthew Guilfoyle
Ilrna
Ere
Beyay
TV ’Tenna
Trus
Barbers Gould
Deep Magic
Eth
Trin
Cehmtatteal
Decoware
Tee
St. Joseph
NEW! Medical Discovery
Pabasone
Jess Pabasone
Geritol
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Montrose
Montrose Station
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