African Identity Is WSCS Lesson Topic
Miss Mildred Taylor led the Trinity Methodist WSCS meeting with Africans Seek a New Identity. Bishop Ralph Dodge wrote the lesson, assisted by Mrs. Lester Catlon, Mrs. Everett Chapman, and Mrs. Louise Pohl. The group sang In Christ There is No East or West and planned missions camps, fund contributions, and a tele care project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Taylor
Ralph Dodge
Trinity Methodist Wscs
Lester Catlon
Everett Chapman
Louise Pohl
Harry Loyd
Youth School of Missions
School of Missions
Baldwin
Rita Campbell
Church
Engagement Plan for Frankie Green and Gaylord Richardson
Plan August vows as Frankie Green and Gaylord Richardson announce their engagement. Frankie, a Melvern High School graduate, works at H D Lee in Ottawa. Gaylord, also a Melvern graduate, is employed at the Santa Fe Shops in Topeka. An August 24 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Green
Lyndon Rfd 1
Frankie
Gaylord Richardson
Marvin Richardson
Melvern
Miss Green
Melvern High School
H.D. Lee Company
Ottawa
Mr. Richardson
Santa Fe
Topeka
New Pattern for Children's Dress and Panties
Printed Pattern 4836 offers a no buttonhole dress with three armholes and a wrap design for versatility. Daugh ter can wear it wrapped to front or back in cool cotton, with matching panties. Sizes 2 4 6 8. size 6 uses 1 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Pattern costs sixty five cents plus 15 cents mailing and handling. send to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Reports On Assembly At Westminster Presbyterian Women
Speaking at the Westminster United Presbyterian Women meeting Dr and Mrs Martin Brockway shared experiences from the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church held May 16 to 22 in Minneapolis. Brockway served as the lay delegate from the Presbytery. Reports highlighted national crises, a call for renewed evangelism, and personal commitment, alongside ongoing concern for social action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster United Presbyterian
Martin Brockway
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Minn
Brockway
Speaker Mrs Karl Spear Hosts WSCS Meeting at Church
Mrs Karl Spear district campus ministry secretary and her husband spoke in Botswana Africa sharing life, schools, animals, and crafts to Ottawa members. Mrs M A Welty opened with piano, brief business noted July 15 World Service truck arrival and July 15 19 School of Missions details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Spear
Baldwin
First
United Methodist Church
WSCS
Olin Wollen
M. A. Welty
Cliff Reynolds
World Service
Ottawa
School of Missions
C. E. Buckner
Boric Acid Preserves Corsages In Pressing Method
A reader asks how to preserve a corsage. Use boric acid in a large old book to press the flower for about three weeks, layering powder between pages and weighing with stacked books to keep it pressed and colored.
Dear Ann Landers Style Advice Page Highlights
A reader column mix covers a frank candid note on marital sex drives and therapy, a teenager seeking parental marriage history, and practical home tips. Dear Ann Landers advises therapy for nonphysical problems, while a daughter should learn about parents’ prior marriages. The page includes corsage preservation, seam tape hacks, and quick upholstery tips.
Edwards Macdonald wedding set in Ottawa area
Invitations announce the marriage of Janice Kay Edwards daughter of E. L. Edwards Wichita to John Douglas Macdonald Wichita formerly of Ottawa. The ceremony is at 7 p m on June 15 at Bethany Methodist Church Wichita with a reception to follow. Macdonald was a Herald reporter and his father served as pastor at First United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Janice Kay Edwards
E. L. Edwards
Wichita
John Douglas Macdonald
Bethany Methodist Church
Macdonald
The
Herald
First United Presbyterian Church
Titanium use in U.S. aerospace climbs in 1967
In 1967 the United States consumed about 25 000 tons of titanium metal with roughly 80 percent directed to aerospace applications. The trend reflects rising demand in defense and commercial aircraft segments.
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United States
Wolken Family Reunion Draws 124 Attendees at St Boniface Hall
One hundred twenty four members of the Wolken family gathered Sunday at St. Boniface Hall in Scipio. The distance traveled included Mary Kipper Steinbacher of Seattle as the farthest, Frank Wolken of Topeka the oldest at 86, and Karen Butell of Paola the youngest at seven months. Other far travelers were Margaret Wolken Bowman Byers Colo Marie Wolken Kurzyra Bryton Colo Cecelia Kipper Sullivan Chicago and many Wolken relatives from Missouri Kansas and Illinois among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolken
St. Boniface Hall
Scipio
Mary Kipper Steinbacher
Seattle
Wash
Frank Wolken
Topeka
Karen Butell
Paola
Margaret Wolken Bowman
Byers
Colo
Marie Wolken Kurzyra
Bryton
Cecelia Kipper Sullivan
Chicago
Louis and
Franklin Wolken
Lebanon
Arthur Wolken
Phillipsburg
C. A. McBride
Stanley
Kan
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Earl Reed
Fellowship Hall
Loyd
North Baptist Church
Taylor
Walter Bolen
Frankie Green
Florine
John McClaran
I Corinthians
Elliott Barnes
Mike Harrison
E. H. Bowlby
Ann Landers
New York Times
Bolas
Heloise
Beth Pitman
Nina
Ian Landers
Royal Neighbors
En Walgreen Agency
Christian Bros
the Gas Service Co. Natural Gas
Calvin Stall
Buffalo
Oliver Duvall
Odessa, Mo
Bernard Korphage
John Paulie
Chanute
Mary Jane
Loren Wolken
Jim Boring
Mary Catherine Casida
Overland Park
Elmer Rocker
John Gilliford
Martha Ann Wolken
Kansas City
A. J. Massoth
Tony Butell
Ethel Gassen
Lena Rockers
Dan Wolken
Cau
Shi’ss
Omuune
Dynek
Dynel
Dupont
Nylon
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