Baptist Circles In Wednesday Sessions
American Baptist Circles of First Baptist Church held study meetings in members homes on Wednesday. Marjorie Sharp Circle met at Mrs. J. B. Stewart with several officers assisting. 16 members attended and the group met its 1967 budget quota. Marie Losh Circle featured a Psalm 65 devotional. White Cross program reviewed. Esther Greenman Circle hosted a morning cafe. 19 members were present. International Night announced for Feb 11 at Elliott Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Baptist
First Baptist Church
Marjorie Sharp
J. B. Stewart
Charlote Ta Stratton
W. E. Gilliland
Jim Grogan
Grogan
American Baptist Women
Marie Losh
Paul Archer
C. J. Reynolds
Elliott Hall
C. J. Pence
Esther Greenman
Dean Stuart
R. R. Tucker
Ronald Haug
Jim Dykstra
George Fuller
Eldon Rader
Verne Garrett
Claude Webb
Kansas Day Club Marks Ottawa Dinner Event
The Business and Professional Women's group held a Kansas Day dinner at the North American Hotel Tuesday evening. Legislative chair Mrs. Neal Pritchard led a committee with Velma Power and others as guests, including Mrs. Betty Murdock and 18 Lyndon B. members. Ottawa leaders discussed the current general assembly and upcoming bills, with Doris Brandt and Mary Caldwell added to membership. A recognition dinner is set for Feb. 20 at the Ottawa University Union with speaker Bill Walsh, Chiefs line coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
North American
Neal Pritchard
Velma Power
Rose Campbell
Ofelita Ivey
T. K. Keelin
Betty Murdock
Lyndon B
P.W. Club
Leota Lee
Thompson
Sherrie Capper
Doris
Music Club Entertained at Nordeen Home
Philip Nordeen hosted the Boys Music Club gathering at the Nordeen home on Tuesday evening. Members performed piano solos and prizes for practice hours were awarded to Timmy Van Leiden and Bobby Hull by club sponsor Mrs. R. L. Stevens. Mark Royse will entertain the club on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Nordeen
Boys Music Club
Joel Nordeen
Timmy van Leiden
Bobby Hull
Sponeor
R. L. Stevens
Nordeen
Mark Royse
Eastern Star Chapter Votes New Members and Affiliation
Chapter No. 15 of the Order of Eastern Star met in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday night. One petition was received for affiliation and one for restoration. one member was voted in to receive the degree and three to become members. Mrs. Harley Gover presided and welcomed visitor Mrs. Beulah Cratsen berg of Electa Chapter No. 8. Preparations were reviewed for the grand matron’s February visit, a banquet at 6:30 was announced, and refreshments were served in the dining room by Mrs. Hazel Ogle and Mrs. Eleanor Randel. The table was decorated by Eva Hanes, with a cake centerpiece for Mrs. Gover’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic
Slides Presented by Mrs P R Jamison at Medical Assistants Meet
Mrs P R Jamison spoke to the Medical Assistants Wednesday evening in the Med ical Arts building showing slides on disease organs and discussing lab procedures. During a business session led by Mrs Ray Lloyd, delegates chosen were Mrs Lloyd and Mrs Jim Ralston for the state convention in April. A Blue Shield meeting on Feb 1 in Lawrence was discussed with most members planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Jamison
Medical Arts
Ray Lloyd
Lloyd
Jim Ralston
Lawrence
Fifth Grade Girls Music Club Meeting Recital at Reed Home
Lori Burroughs entertained the Fifth Grade Girls Music Club Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reed. Piano solos were performed by members. Dianna Emerson and Patty Harrell received prizes for practice hours. Mrs. Reed served refreshments and Patty Harrell will entertain the club February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori Burroughs
Raymond Reed
Dianna Emerson
Patty Haverell
Mrs. Reed
Patty Harrell
Dear Folks Hacks for Sewing and Cleaning House
A reader’s column features simple household tips. Wrapping a nylon stocking around an iron handle cushions the hand and prevents blisters. Sprinkling talcum powder on the stocking adds comfort. Other tips include winding old yarn into a ball for faster knitting, using double sided tape to keep decorative plates from sliding, and buying a large plastic trash can with a swing lid for a cheaper hamper option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
George Melton
Home Workshop pattern guides for bird feeding stations
The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept offers Pattern 276 with actual-size guides for a window-sill bird feeding station and a non-freeze water pan, plus an open-face house. It’s 35 cents and also included in Feeder Packet No. 31. Also notes French crepes can be frozen and used as stuffed main courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Korekames announce engagement of Shirley Ann Korekames
Mr and Mrs George A Korekames announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann to Joseph A Talluto son of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Talluto of New Brunswick New Jersey Shirley Ann is a Ottawa High School graduate of 1964 and works for The Home News New Brunswick Joseph A Talluto is a New Brunswick High School graduate and attends Ottawa University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Korekames
South Locust
Shirley Ann
Joeseph A. Talluto
Joseph P. Talluto
New Brunswick
Korkames
Ottawa High School
The
Home News of
Ottawa University
Fairmount Club Forecast Birthday At Anchor Building
The Friday schedule lists Mrs. Russell Dyer's birthday at the all day event of the Retired Teachers Association in the Anchor Building. The Senior Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Youth Center with Mrs. Virginia Griffin leading the Naomi Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount
Russell Dyer
All-Day Retired Teachers Association
Anchor
Naomi Club
Virginia Griffin
Girl Scouts Kick Off Cookie Sale Friday in 18 Counties
Cookie sale begins at 4 30 p m Friday Jan 19 with orders through Jan 28 and deliveries from March 110. About 15 000 girls from Mid-Contin ent Santa Fe Trail and Winding River Councils sell in Missouri and Kansas communities across 18 counties to fund camps and development of Camp Oakledge Timberlake Prairie Schooner Kivawood and other facilities with district and neighborhood captains assisting in Franklin and Leavenworth counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winding River
Missouri
Kansas
Oakledge
Lake of the Ozarks
Timberlake
Johnson County
Praierie Schooner
Kansas City
Mid-Continent
Santa Fe Trail Council
Kivawood
Frankelin County
Tongawood
Tzigane
Leavenworth
Winding River Council
Program On Arrangements By Mrs. Hanes At Club Meeting
Mrs. Donald Hanes led a Four Seasons Garden Club program on flower arranging on Wednesday. She demonstrated an upside down tea arrangement using pink carnations and a white mum birthday cake. She described designs including circular, scalene, vertical, right angle triangle, equilateral triangle, hogarth curve, radiating, horizontal, and crescent. Mrs. Lowell Fouts was houseless assisted by Miss Genevieve Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hanes
Four Seasons Garden Club
Lowell Fouts
Genevieve Gillette
Baby Names From Ransom Memorial Hospital Births
The following infants were named at Ransom Memorial Hospital with weights recorded. Krista Dawnes Crenshaw born Jan 9 to Eldon E Crenshaw and wife, 812 S Main. Sheila Reanee Reddick born Jan 11 to Jack L Reddick and wife, 316 S Mulberry. Virginia Sue Whitacre born Jan 15 to William E Whitacre and wife, 946 Cypress. Lisa Michelle Widener born Jan 16 to Michael L Widener and wife, Wellsville. Tammy Lynn Jackson born Jan 16 to Kenneth A Jackson and wife, 727 Pecan. Thorne Lee Blankenbeker born Jan 16 to Max E Blankenbeker and wife, 312 E 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Eldon Eugene Crenshaw
S. Main
Krista Dawnes
Jack Lee Reddick
S. Mulberry
Sheila Reanee
William Edgar Whitacre
Cypress
Virginia Sue
Michael Lee Widener
Wellsville
Lisa Michelle
Kenneth Arthur Jackson
Tammy Lynn
Max Eldon Blankenbeker
Thomeas Lee
Socialettes Visit Mrs. Davida Keltz in Shelbyville
Mrs Davida Keltz hosts Socialettes guests for a few days with her son Harold E Keltz and family from Shelbyville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davida Keltz
Harold E. Keltz
Shelbyville
Ind
Engagement of Patricia Wimer to Gary Stansbury in May
May 26 wedding set for Patricia Ann Wimer of Murdock Kansas and Gary D Stansbury of Pomona. Patricia attends Emporia State majoring in elementary education with a physical education minor. Gary graduates in May from Emporia State with data processing and math economics minors and plans to join IBM as a systems engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wimer
Murdock
Kan
Patricia Ann
Gary D. Stansbury
Frank Stansebury
Pomona
Wimer
Emporia State
SNEA
WPE
Young Republicans
Chi Alpha
Stansburgy
Phi Beta Lambda
Mathematics and Economics Club
Footeball
Stansbury
International Business Machine Corporation
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Baptist Circles
First Church
Leonard Allen
Myelon
Hireloise P. S
Jean
M. O
Anita Ross
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
P. O
New Windsor
Shirley Ann Korkames
Girl Scouts
Buchanan County
Franklin County
John Clark
S. Poplar
Howard Doyen
Wayne Schock
Chestnut
Main
HOMCO
Briscoe Drug Store
Patricia Ann Wimer
Doz
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