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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1958

Page

3

Socialettes Notes on Ottawa Visitors and Plans

Recent arrivals from Wiesbaden Germany include Steve and Ellen Sheehan siblings of Mrs. Cecil Wolgast. Steve enrolled at Ottawa University for spring. Mrs. Wolgast and Ellen will visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wolgast and a sister in Fort Worth before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing M. Lawrence of Pomona returned from a five week trip to Michigan and New Jersey visiting relatives Dr. and Mrs. A. Ex Melcher and Jeffrey in Oscoda, and John E. Lawrence and family in Deal. The Lawrences noted stormy travel but no hazardous highway conditions. VFW Auxiliary planned bowling against Ottawa on Feb 17 and a Feb 9 potluck with the Post. Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted at Colbern restaurant with 16 members attending.

Ottawa Weiisbaden Germany Steve Ellen Sheehan Cecil Wolgast Ottawa University Ewing M. Lawrence Pomona Michigan New Jersey A. Ex Melcher Jeffrey Oscoda John E. Lawrence Connie Jacque Frank Cynthia Deal Lawrences V.F.W. Auxiliary Mable Simmons Beta Sigma Phi Colbern

Petitions and Plans For Daughters At Temple

Petitions received last evening and a $3 contribution were made to the dining room curtains fund for the Masonic temple. Nancy Scott honored queen announced initiation for seven girls at the next meeting on Feb 10. After a brief session five members with guardian Mrs. Phil Mee Cracken and council members Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dahlstrom attended services at First Methodist Church.

Job Masonic Temple Nancy Scott Phil Mee Cracken Harold Dahlstrom First Methodist Church

Lesson On Japan At Lane Methodist W.S.C.S.

A Japan themed session at Lane Methodist Church annex featured Mrs W O Henderson with helpers Mrs Eva Morris and Mrs Ross Kimball. Mrs Tom Blunk read an original poem Life039s Patchwork quilt Miss Eva Spencer led devotions. The group gave $10 to the building fund and planned a waffle and pancake supper for Feb 10. One guest and 13 members attended.

Club Forecast Wednesday OMICRON CHAPTER event

Missea Baverly and Doris Hjorth of LAFALOT join Mrs. Milford Monroe for a Wednesday gathering. The program features announcements and social activities hosted by the OMICRON CHAPTER.

Omicron Missea Baverly Doris Hjorth Lafalot Milford Monroe

Kansas Day Program at Lincoln P T A

Lincoln P T A held a Kansas Day program with slides by Mr and Mrs W B Smith who photographed historical Kansas sites. Rev Charles Gross gave devotions including a P T A Chorus vocal number. Mrs A F Ponton’s third grade won the attendance banner. Nominating committee members appointed: Mrs Marvin Durbin, Mrs Wayne Caldwell, and Miss Eleanor Lloyd. Hospitality committee served refreshments.

Lincoln P.T.A Kansas W. B. Smith Charles Gross P.T.A. Chorus A. F. Ponton Marvin Durbin Wayne Caldwell Eleanor Lloyd

SW Lumbermen Elect New Officers

W M. Robinson of St. Louis was named president of the Southwestern Lumbermen's Assn at the 70th convention closure in Kansas City. Vice presidents named were D. J. Fair Sterling James H. Wissman Searcy Ark and W W Richardson Tulsa. Directors include Robert Larrabee Liberal John W Beck Burlington Clare K Houston Wichita G E Heap Hill Carthage John T. Sturm St James C E Watson Oklahoma City George W Stein Lawton James L. Childs Warren and George JC Packard Fort Smith. About 3,000 delegates from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas attended.

Kansas City W M. Robinson St. Louis Southwestern Lumbermen's Assn D. J. Fair Sterling Kan James H. Wissman Searcy Ark W.W. Richardson Tulsa Robert Larrabee Liberal John W. Beck Burlington Clare K. Houston Wichita G. E. Heap

Sack Line Arrives in Paris With Short Skirts and Tubes

Fashion reports in Paris spotlight Pierre Balmain unveiling a spring line of tube dresses and cylinder skirts. The sack silhouette dominates, stretching to bare midriffs, with Kneecap flirting among peers. A dramatic feather boa and an Irish model drew cheers as Balmain mixes vintage touches with bold new forms.

Paris 1 Pierre Balmain Balmain Moira Boynan Dublin

Dinner guest from New York attends council event

Miss Pat Burk of New York, from the National Gir Scout Equipment Service, attended a North American Hotel dinner as a special guest to discuss merchandising. Council members present included John Lamb Emerson Max John Pinney R S Roberts Don Madison Myron Steere D L Young and Miss Mildred McKee.

Gir Scout Council Pat Burk New York National Gir Scout Equipment Service John Lamb Emerson Max John Pinney R. S. Roberts Don Madison Myron Steere D. L. Young Mildred McKee

College Scholarship Deadline Nears Feb 1

Lawrence Kansas high school principals must nominate seniors for the Kansas State College and University of Kansas merit scholarships by February 1. The Putnam and Summerfield/Eliabeth M. Watkins awards provide merit based stipends up to full four year support. Preliminary exams set for February 17 and 18 at 13 testing centers statewide. Final KU finalists visit campus March 17 and 18. Testing centers include Lawrence Manhattan Wyandotte Kansas City Chanute Dodge City Colby Smith Center Salina Great Bend and Wichita campuses.

K.U Lawrence Manhattan Wyandotte Kansas City Kansas Chanute Dodge City Colby Smith Center Salina Great Bend Wichita

Relaxation A Theme For Mothers Club Meeting

The Mothers Club meeting last evening adopted Ways to Relax as the theme. The entertainment committee included Mrs Harold Wallace Mrs Bob Winchester and Mrs Emory McKenzie. Hostesses at the Keller home were Mrs Art Keller and Mrs Bob Bowline. Sixteen members attended with guests Mrs R E Magee Mrs L E Latham and Mrs Harton Presley.

Mothers Club Harold Wallace Bob Winchester Emory McKenzie Art Keller Bob Bowline Keller R. E.magee L. E. Latham Harton Presley

Baker University Centenary Events Planned at Baldwin

Baker University marks its 100th anniversary with a day of events on February 12 in Baldwin. Highlights include a rededication speech by Methodist Bishop Dana Dawson at a 10:30 a.m. service, a 12 p.m. centennial luncheon, open house 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., a joint Philharmonic Orchestra concert at 8 p.m., and a Centennial Ball featuring Ralph Flanagan and his orchestra on February 22. Luncheon speakers include Dewey Short, Dr. William A. Bailey, Dr. Charles Schneeberger, Gordon Thompson, and Miss Wanda Mackinson, with Dr. Wm. J. Scarborough as master of ceremonies.

Methodist Dana Dawson Kibbee Cabin Baldwin Old Castle Baker Wm. J. Scarborough Dewey J. Short Galena, Mo

Rita Hayworth and Producer to Wed in Tentative Ceremony

Rita Hayworth and producer James Hill obtained a marriage license in Santa Monica California. He is 41 and she 39. They indicated the wedding would occur early next month. Hayworth’s prior spouses include Ed Judson Orson Welles Aly Khan and Dick Haymes.

Santa Monica Calif Rita Hayworth James Hill Hill Miss Hayworth Ed Judson Orson Welles Prince Aly Khan Dick Haymes

Share Their Home Offer For Malnourished Boy

Lebanon Missouri article reports a 10-year-old boy, David Lee Blackburn, in危险 condition from malnutrition and beatings with parents Bert Blackburn and Velie Davis jailed. Kansas City siblings Judy and Sammy Sondermeyer invite David to live with them after recovery, expressing willingness to help a stray child.

Lebanon Kansas City David Lee Blackburn Bert Blackburn Velie Davis David Sammy David Lee Cowboy Floyd Jack Boring Ruby Judy Sammy Sundermeyer

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