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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1962
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss exposing a friend's late husband as a liar, advise against sharing harsh truth to a grieving widow, and suggest kindness. Another note asks how to comment on makeup and looks with tact, and a bride worries a runt-like brother-in-law will ruin a wedding procession. Consistent guidance favors sensitivity and family harmony.
Mrs Warren Baker hosted the WMA gathering in the church basement last evening. Roll call answered Bible questions, devotions led by Mrs Charles Patterson, and after a prayer session officers were elected: C J Farris president, Maxine Stephens vice president, Ernest Blackburn secretary, Hashman treasurer, Melvin Hoots reporter.
The records note births at Ransom Memorial Hospital with several babies named: Michael Glen Hughes born January 4 to Max and Mrs Hughes of Quenemo weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce. Beth Lynn Mignot born January 5 to Floyd and Mrs Mignot of Wellsville weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces. Derek Allyn Swank born January 6 to Roy and Mrs Swank of RFD 4 weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces. Etta Leone Caley born January 7 to George and Mrs Caley of RFD 3 weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces.
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The program by Mrs Hes ter Lortscher featured a review of Golden Boats From Burma by Gordon Langley. The life of Ann Jud son and her missionary experiences in Burma frame the discussion as Twelve members attended with Miss Amanda Rosenquist in charge of the love gift presentation.
Officers are installed after annual reports at Memorial Auditorium. New commander Mrs Bechtle receives post commander’s bar, and Mrs Ralston receives the other bar. Plans announced for a January 31 chicken noodle dinner and January 23 sewing meeting. Refreshments served to 24 members.
Mrs B Haworth presented a synopsis of Kansas Renaissance an anthology edited by Warren Kliewer and Stanley Solomon. She read poems and reviewed Trial By Ice by Edgar Wolfe now an associate professor of English at the University of Kansas.
Cole Kay Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Cole and Sam Lee son of Mr and Mrs Willard Lee of Lane were united in marriage the evening of January 6 at Lane Methodist Church. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
Entre Nous members were entertained at a coffee yesterday morning at Mrs. Jack Bennett's home with Mrs. Barrett Parks assisting and Mrs. Clarence Long as a guest. Plans for a bazaar at the next meeting were made with Mrs. Charles Carey Jr. Each member will bring a food dish apron or other article.
Two women's groups, the Wesleyan Service Guild and the W.S.C.S., met at First Methodist Church to hear guest speaker Mrs. Q O Parsons of Lawrence, State W.S.C.S Conference vice president, who spoke on group work and future plans. Refreshments were served after.
A luncheon was held yesterday at Mrs. C. J. Pence home preceding a business session led by Mrs. M. L. Sellers. Junior past president Mrs. J. Ray Waddell attended and will be initiated at the February 3 meeting at Mrs. Harley Govers home. Mrs. Pence will chair the next program. Eight members attended.
Mr and Mrs Arthur F Jackman of Richmond renewed their marriage vows on their 25th anniversary at St Boniface Catholic Church Scipio Sunday morning. Father Leonard officiated the high Mass. Adult choir led music. Forty two attended a pot luck dinner at the Jackman home and a social gathering at the church drew one hundred attendees.
Club Forecast covers Thursday activities across WCTU First Christian Church and Elm Grove with a 2 p.m. luncheon for Kiwanis Queens and Soroptimists. Boyd Ladies Aid VFW Auxiliary Princeton W 8 C S joint installation with ICCF and Rebekahs. White Shrine Naomi CWF group potluck at 6 30 p.m. church annex.
Mrs Wallace Wells has returned home from a holiday visit with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Willard Frank Janis and Barbara in Houston Texas. Misses Gertrude and Margaret Clark sisters of Mrs Wells spent Christmas with the family and returned ahead of Mrs Wells.
Mrs Marc Marcellus of Emporia visited Chapter AA PEO at Mrs B F Bower's home last evening. She is vice president of the Kansas State Chapter PEO and gave an informal talk. Twenty five members attended with Mrs C W Parent and Miss Louise Walker as co hosts.
When making a meat loaf from half ground beef and half ground pork, sage can be used as a flavoring to enhance aroma and taste.
Use a fine quality penetrating wood sealer when refinishing a wooden salad bowl. The surface must resist vinegar and salt from dressings as well as water exposure.
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