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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1962
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers letters expose family hurt from a philanderer father to an alco holo lic mother details of resentment and a plan to forgive. Also adoptive parenting rights and examples of how to announce adoptions sparking debate about privacy and public notices.
Members of the Helpful Service Class of North Baptist Church met in Fellowship hall and reported 54 calls. Mrs. J H Kirkwood presided, with devotions led by Mrs. Fred Shoemaker from Jeremiah. Hostesses were Mrs. G C Heathman and Mrs. Nancy O'Brien. birthdays observed for Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. William Meinig and Donna Stanturf. Mrs. O. O. Tucker gave closing prayer. Mrs. V C McDowell shared about her trips to Hawaii and the Seattle World's Fair. visitor Mrs. George Phibbs attended with 13 members present.
Hostesses for the Earnest Workers class meeting at Trinity Methodist Church were Mrs. Albert Stewart Mrs. Felix Johnson and Mrs. A L Smith Mrs Cora Pursley led devotions and Mrs Elsie Ferguson played accompaniment for group singing Mrs Ben Gibson who presided told of a trip to the World’s Fair in Seattle Wash The 16 members present reported 50 calls made Decorations on the serving table were garden flowers.
In a Methodist United School of Missions session at Baker University, Baker students Joseph B ri ng, Linda Kay Wilson, and Juanita Harrison joined in a panel on Student Attitudes. They urged the church to engage youth as partners, not mere observers, while adults offered mixed reflections on faith contact and guidance.
Mrs Claren Cordle led a Hawaii themed W M S program at North Baptist Church with 20 members present. Assistants included Mrs James Daugharthy Mrs Robert Carr Mrs Tom Ingle and Mrs Neal Sayler. Decorations featured Hawaiian flowers a monkey salad bowl and a state themed display. Hawaiian music accompanied refreshments as Mrs Eva Martin hosted and Mrs Lindell Chims presided.
Open house was held Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Louk of Pomona to mark their golden wedding. Relatives and friends attended, with gift and serving tables staffed by Mrs. Kenneth Stoffer, Mrs. H. Q. Tipton, and others. Beforehand a family dinner took place at North American Hotel in Ottawa with numerous relatives present.
Dr and Mrs Dale Ackerman announce the birth of their son Chad Allen born July 18 in Marysville. Weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces, he joins a sister Dana Lynn aged 3. Mrs Ackerman is formerly Ann Haggard.
A layette shower for Anthony Motelet, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Motelet, was given last evening by Mrs. Bill Abbott. Prizes were won by Mrs. Clarence Strickland, Mrs. Rex Lewis, and Mrs. Jim Kahler. Lannie Motelet and Susie Abehott assisted in opening gifts. sixteen attended.
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