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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1959
Page
8
A reader asks about a 15 year old daughter's behavior and a Scarsdale mother worries about mercenary dating. Ann Landers advises that one good, trustworthy relationship matters more than many shallow flings and urges personal integrity.
Donna Mattison was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Ruth Bonskowski with assistants Mrs Lee Mace and Lois Eeord. White wedding bells and blue streamers decorated the rooms for the eighteen guests in attendance. Miss Mattison will wed Maurice Wiederholt on June 27 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
The Hold Special Service W C T U held its annual Flower Mission service at the Assembly of God Church. Presiding was Mrs. M Todd Macdonald who also conducted a parliamentary quiz.
The Ottawa White Shrine No 19 observed a Father’s Day program with John Rogers, Ginger Rogers’ foster father, presenting his song My Shepherds Love. Proceeds from the song sale go to the Supreme Material Objective Committee for charity. The group will attend First Methodist Church Sunday, with Rev. Tom Reborn as guest minister and Mrs. Elaine Smith singing. Refreshments were served by Louis Dale, Jessie Garrett, and Mable Hay.
Mrs. Frank Roller was elected president at the Centropolis Daughters Club meeting yesterday. New officers include Mrs. Don Woodsum as vice president, Mrs. Roy B. Church as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Jodia Cole as courtesy. Mrs. Bryan Stewart joined as a new member. Big Sisters names were drawn and Mrs. Fred Powers received a hostess shower. Fourteen members and four children attended.
Socialities notes list Mrs Lizzie Rayburn and Mrs Frank New planning a Daytona Beach trip via Kansas City with visit to Rayburn's daughter in law Pauline David. WMS First United Presbyterian Church meeting featured a City Missions lesson by Mrs C D Lyman of Paola and hostess Mrs R C Bundy with 13 members.
Tall slender crystal vases can be cleaned by filling them with water and adding a few drops of household ammonia. Let the solution stand in the vases for a while to loosen dirt before rinsing.
Printing details for Pattern 4681 for Misses' sizes 12 through 20. Includes dress and bolero with a four-gore skirt and a waist-nipped silhouette. Directions printed on pattern parts. mailing reply requires fifty cents plus ten cents for 1st-class postage.
The Garden Club sponsors a Ottawa garden tour Sunday from 2 to 5 PM gathering at Park Street. Homes open include Roy Churchill and E E Haley on Rockwood Drive, Arnold Hinderliter at 416 5 13th, James N Durbin at 831 S Poplar, E W Crandall at 524 S Cedar, M R Shoger at 947 Olive. A garden tea with silver offering will be at the Shoger residence.
Vote Project Group IV CWF of the First Christian Church last night to make sheets for the nursery and establish a special nursery fund. Mrs. Lewis Stewart introduced as new group president. Twelve members and one guest attended.
A VFW Auxiliary meeting appointed a committee to meet with the post about digging a well for the club home. Committee members include Mrs. Evelyn Bledsoe, Mrs. Velma Louderback, Mrs. Betty Lambert, and Mrs. R. H. Curbey. The group also noted a silver dollar sent to the Bruner baby and that Evelyn Hinkle, hospital chair, visited Wadsworth on June 3. Attendees at the department convention in Wichita June 5 6 and 7 included Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hinkle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Lambert, and Mrs. Paul Brill, with Mabel McDonald initiated as a new member. Louie Dengel showed movies.
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