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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1966

Page

9

Freckled Faces and Noses In For Fall Fashion

Paris reports freckling as a rising beauty trend spreading to the United States. Cosmetics firms embrace freckles as a Western outdoorsy look, with freckle hues matching dress colors. Noted makeup artists debate youth symbolism while stars like Hepburn and Day flaunt specks. Also includes cooking tip about lemon gelatine.

Jean Sprain Wilson NEW York (Ap Paris New York Women’s Wear Daily Hollywood Don Factor Eddy Lenz Texas Washington Johnson

Village Players Start Production in Ottawa Summer Show

The Ottawa based summer theater group Village Players, formed by local teens and college students, outlined an August production at a July 6 meeting. Linc oln Showalter Renetta Engles led planning with writing staff, and the troupe prepared melodrama musical numbers and original monologues. Cleanup at the sale barn on East Wilson has begun with rehearsals planned nearly every evening. many cast and crew positions remain open.

Ottawa The Village Players Linc Oln Showalter Renetta Engles Miss Showalter Miss Engles East Wilson

Trinity WSCS Met at Trinity Methodist Church

Trinity Womens Society of Christian Service met at 9 a.m. in Fellowship Hall for coffee and cookies. Mrs. Elsie Ferguson and Mrs. Walter Bolen served. Mrs. Ferguson led a lesson titled The Drop Out. Fifteen cards and 66 calls were reported. The jumble sale on June 4 raised 61.11. An Eagle Court of Honor for Fredrick W. Brown will be held July 17 at 2 p.m. at the church. Ice cream social planned for July 15. Open house July 31 for district superintendent Rev. Neal Hiatt. Golden Age Fellowship day held June 16 with 12 attending. next date July 21.

WSCS Trinity Methodist Church Elsie Ferguson Walter Bolen Church Institute Fredrick W. Brown Lesle W. Brown Earl Reed Neal Hiatt

Golden Anniversary Of Mr And Mrs Henry Schrant

Mr and Mrs Henry Schrant of Richmond celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on June 26 with a High Mass at St Therese Catholic Church officiated by Rev Gilbert Burns. A parish group hosted a dinner for over a hundred relatives and friends. two nieces cut the anniversary cake and punch was served by Mrs Joe Milfelt. Relatives from distant locations attended with their children and families.

Henry Schrant Richmond Gilbert Burns St. Therese Catholic Church Joe Milcfelt

Luncheon For Daughters Club Held By Mrs Sink

Members of the Daughters Club were entertained Thursday by Mrs. Earl Sink. Nine attended the covered carrye in lunch. Birthdays announced were Mrs. Roy B. Church and Mrs. Ed Woodsum. The next meeting will be an Aug. 4 luncheon at the House of Douglas.

Daughter’s Club Earl Sink Roy B. Church Ed Woodsum House of Douglas

Admonitions and Attitudes Across a Family Page

A reader asks if a son’s grumbling mirrors his father’s critical habits. Ann Landers warns that children imitate parents and urges awareness of daily example. Another letter urges a daughter to stop calling her in laws Mother and Daddy Jones to respect blood ties. A final letter advises against a 28 year old dating a 14 year old, calling the behavior sick and requiring therapy.

Ann Landers Phillip Daddy Jones N.C. Reader

Canadian Theme Tilly Tillery CWF Meets at Hiatt Home

Canadian Theme Merle Tillery CWF met at the home of Mrs. Terry Hiatt Thursday evening. Co host was Mrs. Don Cain. A business meeting followed a salad supper. A study on Canada by Mrs. Lewis Palmer announced October international dinner theme. A gift to Mrs. Charles Gentner for two years of service. Worship by Mrs. Charles Talbott.

Merle Tillery Cwf Terry Hiatt Don Cain Lewis Palmer Canada Charles Gentner Charles Talbott

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