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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
3
A reader confesses stealing 75 dollars from petty cash to cover overdue bills, fearing larger future thefts. She plans to repay at 15 dollars weekly and wonders if psychiatry is needed. Ann Landers urges seeing a psychiatrist to restore integrity and mental health.
The Merry-Go-Round club met yesterday with Mrs. Nell Hackler. New president Mrs. Harold Stewart appointed committees and led a business session. The group voted to move meetings to the second Tuesday monthly and noted a penny drill raising 1.84. Mrs. Stewart helped serve refreshments.
Calvary Baptist WMU met last evening with guest Shirley Rush from Topeka, a missionary candidate to Brazil. Hostess Mrs. C. F. Patterson, prayer by Mrs. Fred Rapp, business led by Mrs. Maxine Stephens. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dieter and Mrs. W. L. Pickering.
Mrs Lindel Chism spoke on All Is Not Lost in China for Eva Martin WMS Circle at North Baptist Church. Mrs Robert Carr gave devotions, presided by Mrs Clarence Keefer. Cordle dedicated a $6.45 love gift. After refreshments by Mrs Keefer, members did White Cross work.
Mrs. A. B. Martin hosted the Roundabout Club gathering noting a summer trip to the British Isles with slides. Her husband Dr. Martin attended as a delegate from American Baptist Assembly to the International Conference on Christian Education.
Mrs Don Hoglund led Chapter GL PEO through Expressionism from the Metropolitan Art Series. Mrs Glenn Bigelow hosted with Mrs F R Bennett Jr assisting. Joint Founder’s Day with Chapter AU slated Feb 23 at North American Hotel.
Mrs. John J. Pinney spoke at Mrs. J. E. Wallen’s home to mark Kansas’s upcoming 102nd statehood anniversary. She listed six Kansas history figures Lucy Larcom Sarah Robinson Jennie Small Owens Julia Rockwell Esther Clark Hill and Margaret Whittemore and members recalled early days. Busin ess was led by Mrs. L. B. Paine and a wheat motif decorated the refreshments. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. J. R. Henning Hazen Richardson R. H. Curby Walter Dengel and Jennie Price.
The Past Presidents club of the Social Order of the Beauceant initiated two members at yesterday's meeting led by Mrs. O. C. Curby. New inductees were Mrs. J. Ray Waddell and Mrs. Lee Finch. Mrs. Marmon and Mrs. Stephenson led the candlelight service. Officers advanced include Mrs. Harry Brink as president, Mrs. C. J. Pence as first vice president, and Mrs. Marmon as secretary-treasurer. New names were drawn after the 1962 secret pals were revealed.
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