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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
9
New 1965 spring and summer Swingheart hair fashions present shorter lighter designs from the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association committee. Descriptions include the Breeze Cut and Side Swing with soft waves, easy care, and playful movement for young women and wigs.
Reader Heloise shares home hair cutting with a nylon raincoat to catch hair and a mirror for the child to watch. Other tips include preheating burgers in buns, prep of toppings, and using plastic bottles for children's cough medicine. A reader emphasizes sitting in a dress to test comfort before buying.
The Wesleyan Service Guild met Tuesday night at the First Methodist Church library to hear Mrs. A F Ponton present 1 A New Purpose for a New Age. Guests included Mrs. J E Hardrode and Mrs. Ethel Seymour. The gathering marked the 25th anniversary of WSCS and the guild. Members attending included Mrs. Lee Peterson Mrs A M Telfer Mrs Phil McCracken and Mrs Wayland Blair. Miss Helen Rensch will speak at a joint meeting on Feb 9.
Pam Fogle hosted the Legato Music Club at her parents home Mr and Mrs Dan Fogle Jr Members performed piano solos Gail Strehlow and Pam won prizes for practice hours awarded by sponsor Mrs R L Stevens Refreshments were served by Mrs Dan Fogle Sr to eighteen members and guests Carolyn Kissinger will entertain the club in February
The Naomi CWF Group of First Christian Church selected a new name for a missionary serving youth work in Okinawa under the United Church of Christ. Seventeen members and four guests attended the Thursday evening meeting with prayers, worship, and a lesson on New Flags.
A Wednesday Rebekah Assembly gathering at IOOF hall saw several district officers and members present including Mrs. Maxine Criqui Pomona district No. 8 president and Mrs. Mae Burch Pomona district secretary. Gifts were exchanged with Mrs. O L Breckenridge presenting and Mrs J R Raffelock named past president. Twenty six attended.
Susan Minnick hosted the Sixth Grade Girls music club at the Minnick home. Members played piano solos and prizes for practice hours went to Vicki Strehlow and Joan Fitzgerald. Refreshments were served by Susan and sponsors Mrs. R. L. Stevens and Mrs. Minnick. Fourteen members and 11 guests attended. Susan Wittmeyer will entertain in February.
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