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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1960

Page

7

Ann Landers Columns On Fist Fights And Fling Affairs

A sequence of Ann Landers advice letters covers a 10-year-old girl avoiding a street fight after a nosebleed, a husband admitting an outside romance, Navy recruiters thanking Landers for her stance, and jokey public notes advising an unhappy mother and a caution about hair to a young woman. The tone stays brisk and practical with direct guidance.

Ann Landers Lisa P.R Ann Annie A.G

Hold Youth Rally At Northeast District Church Event

Sixty youth and 15 sponsors attended the Northeast District Youth Rally at the Church of the Brethren over Saturday and Sunday. Most of the district's 16 churches were represented under the theme World Affairs are My Affairs. Overland Park girls won in the Peace and Citizenship contest. The program included a panel, a talk by Francis Okediji, a Sabetha radio play, skits, a Saturday banquet, Bible school, services, a Sunday basket dinner, and a recreation period in the First Methodist gym.

Church of the Brethren Overland Park O.U Francis Okediji Nigeria Sabetha First Methodist

Socialettes and church group meet at homes this week

The Socialettes Executive Committee of the Women's Association at Main Street United Presbyterian Church will gather Wednesday at Mrs. R. C. Harder's home. Credit Women's Breakfast Club heard a lesson on Current Credit Trends by Alma Schweitzer and Velma Powers. Powers hosted. Reynolds led the meeting. Eleven attendees. Lincoln P.T.A. program featured skits by about 25 mothers and teachers with Sohamann presiding. Nancy Lollar's 4th grade recorded the highest attendance. hospitality committee served refreshments.

Women’s Association of Main Street United Presbyterian Church R. C. Harder Credit Women’s Alma Schweitzer Velma Powers Miss Powers Cliff Reynolds Lincoln P.T.A Harold Sohamann Nancy Lollar

Fellowship Supper At First Christian Church Annex

A semi annual fellowship supper for new members was held last evening at the First Christian Church annex. O U students were invited guests. Membership committee Mrs. Charles Watts Mrs. Howard Tucker and Mrs. Lewis Stewart led the event. Charles Terry served as master of ceremonies. Eugene Saffren gave the invocation. A vocal duet by Mrs. Tucker and her daughter Theo with accompanist Madgar Williams followed by a songfest and a reading by Mrs. Albert Hamm complete the program.

First Christian Church Annex O. U Charles Watts Howard iTucker Lewis Stewart Charles Terry Eugene Saffren Tucker Theo Madgar Williams Albert Hamm

Sew and Sew club marks 23 years in Antioch community

Longtime members recall the Sew and Sew club founded 23 years ago at Mrs. Ethel McDaniel's Antioch home. The seven current members total 130 years of service, with gifts and quilts for fire victims and needy families. Charter members include Mrs. McDaniel Mrs. Alva Carlson and Mrs. Dorothea Everett. Mrs. Smith Hunter has 19 years with the group. Several members were lost to death or relocation.

Antioch Ethel McDaniel Alva Carlson Dorothea Everett Smith Hunter Jay E. DeTar Vera Crannell Vernon Coleman Wellsville McDaniel

Club Forecast Wednesday Busy Bee Event

Mrs. Cora Pursley leads SKILTON MUSIC CLUB at First U. P. Church while Mrs. Richard Turner hosts TOT-TO-TEEN and Mrs. Paul Perkins joins CHILD STUDY. REBEKAHS and the Executive Committee of the Women’s Association at Main Street United Presbyterian Church meet at 2 p. m.

Busy Bee Cora Pursley Skilton First U. P. Church Lafalot Richard Turner Paul Perkins Max Floyd Rebekahs Women's Association of Main Street United Presbyterian Church Harder

Royal Neighbors Friendship Club Meeting Review

The R N F Club met at the Jess Medien home with Mrs. Fred Adamson as co hostess. Mrs. Sam Johnston presided as roll call revealed seasonal preferences. Miss Warren Welton received the mystery gift while Mrs. Glenn Miller led games. Sixteen members and seven guests attended.

Royal Neighbors Friendship Club Jess Medien Fred Adamson Sam Johnston Warren Welton Glenn Miller

Party Decorations and Favors Talk At Mothers Club

Mothers Club members heard a talk on party decorations and favors by Mrs. Charles Garrett, a freelance artist, last evening at the Kingston home hosted by Mrs. Richard Kingston and Mrs. Ron Reed. Mrs. Lee Olmsted, vice president, opened with a prayer poem and business was conducted. Roll call cited desired inventions. The Christmas project committee gave a report and welcomed Mrs. Loren Matthews as a new member. Fifteen members attended and refreshments followed.

Mothers Club Charles Garrett Richard Kingston Ron Reed Kingston Lee Olmsted Loren Matthews

Clubs Hold Annual Kansas Day Meeting

Nearly 70 women gathered for a Kansas Day luncheon featuring members of the M.P.M. and Columbian Shakespeare clubs plus guests. Miss Nell Barnaby city librarian led a book review on Alaska, outlining the territory’s capsule history and the authors’ lived experience. Mrs. Harding welcomed, with Mrs. Sellers delivering the Shakespeare response, and prayers offered by Mrs. Owen Fowler.

M.P.M Columbian Shakespeare Clubs W. C. Harding Herb Miriam Hirscher

Baby Jay Russell Jr Named With 6 Lb 9 Oz Birth

The story announces the naming of Jay Russell Jr born to Mr and Mrs Robert H Cart at 827 N Oak St with Mrs Gras Markwith of Lawrence listed as grandparents The couple also mentions a daughter Vick Lynn aged 14 months

Jay Russell Jay Russell Jr Robert H. Cart N. Oak St Gras Markwith Lawrence Vick Lynn

Robert Barnes Contact Details at Ash Address

Robert Barnes at 826 Ash CH 2-973 can be reached after 6:00 PM. CH 2-3243 provides another contact line.

Robert Barnes Ash

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