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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
4
Dear Heloise writes about forming a cooperative “kids day” each week where mothers take turns hosting preschoolers at home for social development. The program includes nursery activities and a toy-rich environment, allowing children to be away from moms, play with peers, and enjoy free, well supervised days.
July 2 birth to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henning of Miami Fla formerly of Ottawa is named William Geoffrey. Grandparents are Alva and Mrs. Jones Emporia and Ottawa relatives. Great grandmother and great uncle listed at 613 W 3rd.
The Women’s Association of Westminster Presbyterian Church held a July business meeting after a 9 a.m. coffee hour on Wednesday. Members and guests were entertained by committee members including Mrs. Cayot Bidelman Sarver Spears and Adams with Mrs. Barr presiding. Reports covered ecumenical and national mission projects and hospital work, plus a note from Consuela Guidolay about Philippines relief.
To check doneness press the thickest part of the drumstick with fingers wrapped in cloth. If the meat moves easily up and down and feels soft, the poultry is likely done. Use protective layers of cloth or paper towels to guard fingers during testing.
The Trinity Methodist Church Women’s Society hosted a 9 30 a m coffee before their monthly business session for 25 members and children. New members Mrs Leslie Brown and Mrs Shane were introduced. Lessons on sharing basic freedoms were led by Mrs A E Sullins with prayer. Mrs Loyd announced a Baldwin missions school on July 12 16 and the group voted to supply for missions. The next meeting is set for August 4 at 9 a m with Richard Milton speaking about his forthcoming mission tour.
Judy Kay Horne and Douglas Allen Downey were married June 26 at Faith Lutheran Church in a candlelit ceremony led by Rev. Earl Zimmerman. The bride, daughter of Ralph and Ruth Horne, wore a white suit and carried pink roses. the groom, son of Herbert and the late Downey, wore a boutonniere. A reception followed. they plan a home in Ottawa after a trip to Estes Park.
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