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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1967

Page

3

Williamsburg W S C S circles hold January meeting

Williamsburg area W S C S groups met at the Methodist Church with 25 members present for a lesson on Food For The Journey and the Holy Communion symbolism. Rev Hurtig administered the sacrament. business followed in Fellowship Hall chaired by Mrs. Jesse Edgecomb.

Alpha Circle W.S.C.S W.E. Hurtig Huretig Methodist Church Williamsburg Fellowship Hall Jesse Edgecomb James Peter Hurtig J. E. Decker

Birthday Dinner Honors Bevler and Philip Davis

A Sunday dinner at the Earl Higdon home near Homewood celebrated Mrs. C. A. Bevler's 83rd anniversary and Philip Davis's seventh birthday. Attendees included Pervler and Osawatomie residents plus relatives from Independence Mo., Ottawa, Wat erensburg and Terry.

Earl Higdon Homewood C. A. Bevler Osawatomie Philip Davis Ottawa Pevler Elsie Johnson Lloyd Pevler Thelma Moore Inedependence Larry Pevler Tammy Waterensburg Jeremy Whetstone Terry Mark Mike Sandra Clathe Clifford Ellis Lane Raymond Davis Phil Dale Eddie Hughes Florence Higdon Lola Higdon Nelson Higdon

Patterned cowl-effect tie and tissue faille dress pattern note

Advertising copy lists Printed Pattern 4736 with half sizes 12 14 16 18, 2016 2214 244 percent values, and a size 16 requirement of 35 yards 35-inch fabric. Includes pricing of fifty cents plus 15 cents for first class mailing and special handling. Directs to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York address with name address ZIP size and style number.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Past Matrons Plan Visit And Center Slides

The Past Matrons Club discussed table decorations for the worthy grand matrons visit to Union Chapter No 15 OES on February 16. Mrs Neva Snyder presented slides on Franklin County Day Care Center noting 15 children full time and 13 part time with 18 to 20 children served for lunch daily. Director is Mrs Gloria Terrill and teacher is Mrs Orlis Cox. Meetings were at the House of Douglas with 15 attendees.

Union O.E.S Franklin County Neva Snyder Gloria Terrill Orlis Cox W. H. Douglas House of Douglas Art Jensen A. E. Ford Melvin Sellers

Demonstration At Zigzag Club Meeting Features Finely Cleaned Items

The Zigzag Club met Monday with Mrs. John Sommers Greel ey presenting a sensing machine cleaning demonstration by Mrs. Wayne Hutchins Fontana. Members displayed handmade articles and held a white elephant sale raising $7. Door prize went to Mrs. Jo Huff Paola. Plans for a Valentine gift exchange on Feb 13 at Mrs. Clara Davis Paola were set, with 16 members present and one new member, Mrs. August Katzer Gare nett. Other guests included Mrs. Albert Kipper Richmond Mrs. Donna Stevenson Spring Hill and Mrs. Howard Selander Greeley.

John Sommers Greeley Wayne Hutchins Fontana Jo Huff Paola Clara Davis August Katzer Garenett Albert Kipper Richmond Donna Stevenson Spring Hill Howard Selander

Program on Architecture Presented by Omega Beta Sigma Phi

Architecture program by Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi featured speaker Mrs Melvin Stockford with hostess Mrs Jim Mauscycki and co host Mrs Bill Clary. City councilman Keith Goeddert announced Darrell Barkdoll band will play for the three chapter dance February 11 at Memorial Auditorium. A hobo party with best costume prize set for January 28 at the Anchor Building.

Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Melvin Stockford Jim Mauscycki Bill Clary Keith Goeddert City Counscil Darrell Barkdoll Memorial Auditorium

Erin Beth Dickerson Born to Medford Couple

The baby girl Erin Beth Dickerson was born January 9 to Dr and Mrs Gordon Dickerson of Medford Oregon. She weighed 8 pounds at birth. The couple also has a son named Paul. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wayne Dickerson of 203 South Erin.

Jan Gordon Dickerson Medford Ore Erin Beth Wayne Dickerson Erin Dickerson Paul

Hawaii travelogue at First Baptist Elliott Hall

Program titled Hawaii featured slides from a visit by two couples Mrs. Fred Hoopeman and Mrs. M. J. Hamlin. Mrs. Max Roberts led New Year greetings for 30 members and six guests. Guests listed included Mrs. T. W. Henshaw and others. A memorial tribute honored Mrs. A. C. Heigle. New program committee members and plaque project for the M.P.M. Club room at Ransom Memorial Hospital were announced.

Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Hawaii Fred Hoopeman M. J. Hamlin Max Roberts T. W. Henshaw Alalen Loyd Jr Emerson Max Opal Howell R. H Ransom Memorial Hospital

New Queen In Charge Presiding At Job's Daughters

At the Monday meeting of Job's Daughters the new honored queen Jean Geiss presided. Twenty six girls and six council members attended. Union Chapter No 15 OES invited the bothel to give Bible ceremony on Feb 16 and the closing ceremony. Jean formed a membership committee. Librarian Karolee Keelin read Love Above All Things by Susan Herr and The Lord's Job by Paul Dunsbar from Supreme News Exchange. Refreshments followed.

Job Jean Geiss Union Chapter No O.E.S Jean Karolee Keelin Susan Herr Supreme News Exchange Susan Paul Dunsbar

Seekers Class to Meet at Trinity Methodist Church

Relatives gathered at the Richard Stewart home Sunday to honor Diane Blakesley, bride elect of David E Ott. The couple will be married Jan. 21 at the First Methodist Church.

Richard Stewart Diane Blakesley David E. Ott First Methodist Church

Bing birthday luncheon marks Met head 65th milestone

Rudolf Bing, general manager of the Metropolitan Opera, marked his 65th birthday Monday with 1,800 Met Guild members at the Waldorf-Astoria. He attended the Guilds 31st annual membership luncheon as guest of honor.

New York Rudolf Bing Met Metropolitan Opera Guild Waldorf-Astoria Bing Guild

Dance Pupils Present Holiday Program at Cedar House Nursing Home

Bernhardt School of Dance pupils performed a holiday program for Cedar House Nursing Home residents. Performers, listed in order of appearance, include Lisa Birzer Dee Ann Lynder Sonedra Loyd Carolee Smith Susan Schulte Cassandra Epstein Karen Stoneking Jeanne Stones King Deidre Birzer Cathy Welborn Janie Lister Teri McIntosh Dianne Cearfoss Lori Walker Joy E. Coombes Melissa Beeman Kim Smith Jan Wright Debbie Worl Shirley Fisher Lynda Cearfoss Dianne Rose Natalie Dykstra Becky Beeman Sherry Burns Julie Dillon Mitzie Dillon Cindy Burns Ann Macie Schulte Kathy Sheldon.

The Bernhardt School of Dance Cedar House Nursing Home Lisa Birzer Dee Ann Lynder Sonedra Loyd Carolee Smith Susan Schulte Cassandra Epstein Karen Stoneking Jeanne Stones King Deidre Birzer Cathy Welborn Janie Lister Teri McIntosh Dianne Cearfoss Lori Walker Joy E. Coombes Melissa Beeeman Kim

Ottawa's First 100 Years Panel at Cosmopolitan Club

Mrs Merle Marmon organized a Monday Cosmopolitan Club meeting at First Methodist Church with a panel on Ottawa's First 100 years led by Mrs L P Moree and Mrs J Ray Waddell. New club officers were elected: President Mrs Lloyd Carr, Vice President Mrs R Lee Finch, Secretary Mrs Melvin Sellers, and Treasurer Mrs Waddell. A program on Fine Arts is planned for February 6 at Mrs Carr's home.

Merle Marmon Cosmopolitan Club First Methodist Church Ottawa L. P. Moree J. Ray Waddell Roy B. Church Lloyd Carr R. Lee Finch Melvin Sellers Waddell

Christmas Fruit Plate Thank You Notes Read At Meet

Recipients of fruit plates at the Recruit Class gathering in North Baptist Church heard thanks read aloud on Monday. Mrs Hazel Hough presided as Bible verses were given for roll call.

North Baptist Church Hazel Hough

Mrs Louise Howard Hosts Thankful Meeting Reading Romans 6

A group event led by Mrs Louise Howard featured a reading of Romans 6 7 1 1 and a total of twenty two attendees. At the close, refreshments were provided by Group Two under the leadership of Mrs Nellie Durbin.

Louise Howard Nellie Durbin

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W.s,c.s Kenny Edgeecomb Vietnam S. T. Thornton Vada Moore L. W. Sutherland Ernie Gentry Mary Sue Lowry Ralph Basel Ed Crabb John Crum Basel Sammie McElfresh Program On Architecture Hosler Bertes McKin Ley A. C. Heigle May A. K. Rader Seveta Dodson Ethel Wheeler Eddie Slacks Peignoir P.j’s Eddies Casual Shop Trinity Methoodist Church Betty Rose Northlander Coats Tami Garland Bernhard Altmann Voyce Rosecrest Robel
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