Honor Mrs. Happy as Living Memorial in Ottawa
Mrs. Ira Happy received a Living Memorial from the WCTU at Trinity Methodist Church. A charter Ottawa WCTU member and former treasurer and director, her life story by daughter Vaunita was read, a Book of Memory dedicated, and funds raised to support Inter-Collegiate Alcohol Oratorical Contests. Officers elected include Mrs. Mary Black president and Mrs. Earl Sommer as recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Happy
W.C.T.U
Trinity Methodist Church
Ottawa
WCTU
Happy
Vaunita
Earl Sommer
Phillice
Emmett Taylor
Mary Black
Earl Snethen
Phil Rice
Ray Simmons
Socialettes Club meetings and visits cited in Ottawa area
Socialettes Far and Near Club met at J C Hannaman home with Mrs Bennie Stinson in charge and Mrs Sherman Smith joining. Liberty Social Hour host was Mrs Delpha Fields. Ottawa Horticulture Society met at Earle Leatherberry home. Junior Baptist Church campers listed. Mrs Wayne Dickerson to Colorado to visit family. various members noted with prizes and hostess gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hannaman
Bennie Stinson
Sherman Smith
Grant Carey
Harry Moody
Liberty Social Hour Club
Delpha Fields
Forest Park
Ray Angleton
Donna Stantorf
C. A. Nearmyer
Opal Nearmyer
Ottawa Horticulture Study Society
Earle Leatherberry
Harold Johnson
Wayne Dickerson
Ft. Collins
Colo
Bob Dickerson
Lisa Ann
W F Groups Hold Sessions at First Christian Church
W F groups of the First Christian Church held morning sessions this week on Our Heritage exploring why the Disciples of Christ became a frontier church. Group II led by Mrs Hammond featured devotions by Mrs Harrison with piano by Mrs Shelden. $24.35 offering. Group I, led by Mrs Holden, worship by Mrs Groves, study by Mrs Schoonover. library certificates issued and guest Eva Mitchell noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.F
First Christian Church
Disciples of Christ Church
Kenneth ‘Hammond
Lee Harrison
Hammond
J. L. Shelden
Frank Holden
Kenneth Hammond
Sam Groves
Charles Schoonover
Nellie March
Eva Mitchell
What’s Expected In Fall Fashions
New York designers present a versatile fall look with options from soft low waisted silhouettes and bloused bodices to dramatic wide coats and long beaded evening gowns. Evening wear leans toward semi fitted lines with tunics and tiered skirts amid rich fabrics like velour vicuna sari silks and brocades trimmed in fur.
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New York
Old-Time Chicken Salad With Boiled Dressing
Recipe details a classic chicken salad with celery and a homemade boiled dressing. Ingredients include cooked chicken, celery, dressing, salt, and pepper, served with greens and tomatoes. Dressing combines flour, salt, sugar, mustard, vinegar, egg yolks, milk, butter, and a dash of cayenne to create a thick, smooth dressing.
Is Your Family Getting The Nutrients It Should
A 1940s guidance piece by Dorothy V. Whipple urges mothers to improve family nutrition through better food selection and preparation. It criticizes reliance on food faddists and refined products, notes how nutrition science is undervalued, and encourages mothers to study nutrition to teach children lifelong healthy eating practices.
Bamboo matchstick fabric care for curtains and draperies
The fabric is attractive and easy to maintain and wipe clean. Remove surface dust with a brush or vacuum, then wipe both sides with a sudsy sponge or cloth. Rinse with clear water to finish.
First Baptist Circles Meet in Osawatomie
Eleven members of Marcia Cudworth W M S Circle attended a joint meeting with Alice Jorgenson Circle at First Baptist Church in Osawatomie. The program featured devotions, special music and an installation ceremony with Amanda Rosenquist J Wesley Trout Gen Mohr Helen Steelman Emory McKenzie and David Thomas noted among attendees. Refreshments were served by the hostess circle.
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Marcia Cudworth
Creamed Cauliflower Dish with Cream Sauce and Cheese
A large cauliflower is prepared with two cups of medium cream sauce. The dish is enhanced by sprinkling grated cheddar cheese for added flavor and appeal.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Happy
Ervin Happy
George Phibbs
A. E. Sullins
Bonita Mendell
Elsie Ferguson
Liss Lucy Lee
L. J. A. Smay
Anna Bryan
Department of Armed Services
Marjorie Collins
E. O. Martin
Ethel Martin
Glayds Loyd
Lar! Baxter
G. K. Barnes
E. C. Twining
Marion
Mrs. Ira Happy
Ivan W. Brown
Stillwater
Okla
Ivan B. Brown
RFD
Roger Brown
N. Mulberry
William Ratzlaff
Baxter
Royce Gragg
First Baptist Church
Camp Crawford
Patty Deputy
Nancy Bullock
Annie, Laury
Teddy Jo Bayer
Beth Butler
Rene
Renetta Engles
Frank Bennett
Kenneth Jennings
Arlin Calder
Charles Anderson
Kenneth Presley
Bruce Prentice
Clark Underwood
W. F
Franklin County
Wayne Angell
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Economist
School of Business
K.A
The
American Eco
Nomic Association
South Oak Street
Young Republican Club
Pol. Adv
By Joy Miller
Arthur Jablow
Paris
Christian Dior
Porch Lunca
Dorothy VY. Whipple
Main
Kansas City
Richard Patton
Central Presbyterian Church
Patton
Carolyn Stewart
J. R. Stewart
Ranfoul
Bendix Corp
Cleveland
Ohio
Rishards- Gebaur
Chappell Cleaners
SaiAlowers
Oana
Red Cross
Paines Bootery
Fix
Johns - Manville
Nuzman Lumber
Bemberg
Baldwin, Kansas
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