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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1967
Page
7
A 16 year old girl writes about a 42 year old father who mistrusts her dating and lectures her. Ann Landers advises to appreciate the dating freedom, keep a clean record, and prove him wrong. The column also addresses a divorced woman haunted by an old flame and a family dinner dynamic after a tragedy.
Mrs Dennis Smith lists cooking as a favorite occupation and adapts recipes to taste. The Ottawa couple moved here seven months ago and welcomed son Dwight three months ago. Recipes include Refrigerator Rolls, Chicken Spaghetti, Ritzee Pie, HOT POTATO SALAD, CABBAGE COOKED IN MILK, and DRESSING FOR CABBAGE SALAD with practical steps, adaptations, and tips from a college foods teacher.
The V F W Auxiliary met Thursday evening in the new post home with Mrs. Roy W Lambert presiding. A penny match netted one dollar and a reception for the new department president Mrs Elevera Cunningham is set for July 16 in McPherson. A bingo party at Wadsworth VA Hospital for 100 patients was announced with refreshments. A foodless food sale netted 26 dollars and an A to Z sale is planned for Aug 18 at the post home. Joint ice cream social with the post on July 27 was voted. A fireworks sale yielded 193 69 in profit. Membership awards were given to Mrs Lambert and Mrs Altic. A booth at the sidewalk bazaar was approved. A piano donated by Mrs Kenneth Harris was announced. Meetings include department council July 15 in McPherson and district council July 30 in Kansas City. Refreshments were served by Mrs W F Adams and Mrs Altic.
Catalog note offers low cost cotton knits for fall sewing. Shipping 15 cents extra for first pattern. Send name address zip size style number to The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept in New York. Coupon in catalog for one free pattern.
Social notes report Mrs Lefa Higdon returning from California after visiting her daughter. Mrs M W Fishburn attended Ft Leonard Wood graduation exercises with son Gary among the graduates. A birthday picnic at Mrs Alma Bastin’s home drew several relatives and friends from Richmond Kansas City Lafayette La Ottawa and Hugoton. Lynden Frew wedding at First Christian Church Hugoton drew guests including Mrs Oscar Newmaster and Mr and Mrs Ray Frew.
Numerous groups list meetings and activities including Uni on Chapel W.S.C.S. and Women’s Golf Association luncheon at Country Club, Four Seasons Garden Club with Mrs. H. K. Stevens, Sweet Adeline event, Liberty Social Hour, Peoria Ladies Aid, Eagles Auxiliary white elephant sale, Junior Girl’s Unit, Naomi Club picnic at Forest Park, Fairmount Birthday Club, and Senior Club at the Youth Center.
Richmond W S C S meeting at Richmond Community Methodist Church was led by Mrs. Marguerite Roberts and Mrs. Albert Dunbar with hogs tesses Mrs. Robert Newton and Mrs. George Dietrich. Gene Vining reported on the annual state WSCS meeting in Manhattan. Panelists included Miss Darlene Fairleigh, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Ralph McCrea, Mrs. Dietrich and Mrs. Vining. An invitation from Princeton society invited attendees to a tea on Aug 8 with Marsha Knight as guest speaker.
Minnie Maude Macaulay of Berea Kentucky former Ottawa University dean and Berea College director of physical education for women received a Kentucky Colonel citation on June 1 1967 signed by Edward T Breathitt. The note marks the 176th year of the Commonwealth and cites her professional achievements.
Nazarene Ladies Fellowship was entertained Friday evening by Mrs Bill Pyle with Mrs John Love as co hostesses. Entertainment included a Bible game and home movies. Mrs E W Robinson led in prayer. It was announced the August meeting would be with Mrs Clare nce Bledsoe.
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