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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1968

Page

4

Christmas Newsletters Test Ann Landers Letter Tone

A reader scorns Christmas family-newsletters that trumpet wealth and success. The letter mocks shown excerpts, imagining a harsh reply newsletter to peers and seeks guidance on handling two families under one roof amid ongoing tensions.

Senior Club Meeting Opens With Song and Reports

The Senior Club met Friday at the Youth Center with Mrs. Margaret Williams at the piano as Mrs. Lillian Spears presided. After devotions by Mrs. Cora Scott the group sang Blest Be The Tie and Star Spangled Banner and pledged the flag. Reports on sick members were shared. Program items included Hope for the New Year read by Flora Sherman, a poem by W A Fowler titled Nothing to Wear, Reminiscing by A J Brady, and The Savior Can Carry Every Burden by W A Fowler. Mrs. Spears closed with a prayer by Chief White Cloud, followed by refreshments and 18 members playing table games.

Marsgaret Williams Lillian Spears Cora Scott Flora Sherman W. A. Fowler Henry Smart A. J. Brady Savior Spears Chief White Cloud

Ottawa area clubs and circles meet at 1:30 p.m

A list of Ottawa groups including Beta Gamma senior clubs and P.E.O. meets with multiple hostesses and locations such as Lincoln School and Union Chapel WSCS. Events span 1:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. across Morning and Evening programs featuring Bridge and social gatherings.

Baptist Circle Study Session at First Baptist Church

Mrs. George F. Greer led the Karen Smith Circle on the Joy theme with Mrs. Max Alderman giving the lesson They Fell Silent and Listened Mrs. Nell Johnson made the love gift presentation The session met at Mrs Paul Shipps home with assistants Mrs Walter Thompson Mrs Tom Lewis and Mrs FE H Brownleeve Twenty eight members and one guest attended Marcia Cudworth has retired and the circle will take the name Karen Smith Miss Smith will teach in Congo Africa and be commissioned this month The monthly project was clothing for the Boys Club Next month project supports Bacone College Bacone Okla

George F. Greer Karen Smith First Baptist Church Max Alderman Nell Johnson Paul Shipps Walter Thompson Tom Lewis H. Brownleeve Marcia Cudworth Miss Smith Congo Africa Bacone College Bacone Okla

Quiz Hour For Program at Fortnightly Club Meet

Mrs Bernard Sims led the Play Along With Pauline quiz hour for the Fortnightly Club Friday afternoon. Mrs Raymond Wagner of rural Richmond was hostess with eleven members present. Mrs George C Dietrich will host the January 26 meeting.

Bernard Sims Pauline Raymond Wagner Richemond George C. Dietrich

Engagement of Euleta Marie Steele to Ross Wayne Porter

Mr and Mrs Melvin Steele of Garnett announce the engagement of their daughter Euleta Marie to Ross Wayne Porter son of Mrs Wayne Porter also of Garnett Vows will be exchanged May 25 at Holy Angels Catholic Church Garnett

Melvin Steele Garnett Euleta Marie Ross Wayne Porter Wayne Porter Holy Angels Catholic Church

White Outfits By Valentino Show Stuns Rome

A snowstorm night show in Rome featured Valentino’s all white collection. Models wore slouched white berets and white pumps with gold V buckles, long white scarves trailing behind. Garments included V neck pullovers, cardigans, belted skirts, and cream wool pantsuits with natural accents like wood knobs, pine cones, rhinestones, and coral in white creations.

Rome Valentino

Baby Bradley Jay Named After Birth in Topee Ka

The son born December 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Guess of Topee ka has been named Bradley Jay. He weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces. Mrs. Guess is formerly Jeanie Hinderliter of Ottawa, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hinderliter of 416 East 13th and Paul Guess of Neodesha.

Douglas Guess Topeeka Bradley Jay Guess Jeanie Hinederliter Ottawa Arnold Hinderliter Paul Guess

Engagement Told Mr and Mrs Flanagin announce Dorothy Flanagin

Dorothy Flanagin of Gem Kansas announced engagement to James Mason son of Mr and Mrs Paul Mason of Osage City. Miss Flanagin a biology major at Ottawa University will earn a B A this spring and has sung with OU concert groups. She ranked in the top 10 at Miss Kansas in Pratt 1966 and was named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. James Mason a Osage City High School graduate is a senior at Emporia State College and will receive a B S in Education this spring.

Ray E. Flanagin Gem, Kan Dorothy James Mason Paul L. Maeson Osage City Miss Flanagin Ottawa University O.U Thomas County Mr. Mason Emporia State College

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Ann Ann Landers Rede Garden Club D.A.R Eastern Star Jim Jr American Legion Harvard Hal Hal Jr Billy Mary Dear Ann Landers Sylvia Hitchcock University of Alabama Tokyo Yukie Ohtsuka Miss Hitchcock Landersi B and P.W. Club Beta Gamma Erwin Elder Garfield Garden Club Clifford Geery C.W.B.C., Credit Bureau Friendship Circle Minnie Coltrane Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Mike Horacek Promenaders Lincoln School Ottawa Bible Church Missionary Circle Union Chapel WSCS O. L. Breckenridge P.E.O C Ken Harris Baptist Circle Pratt Dorothy Flanagin Henry Field Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co Oak St Shenandoah Iowa P.O Ned Furniture & Carpet Haddon Hall
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