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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1962

Page

8

Chapter Names Two Delegates From Faith Chapter

Delegates and alternates to the national convention were elected Monday at Faith Chapter of Gold Star Mothers. Delegates will attend the convention Sept. 27-20 in Richmond Virginia. named are Mrs J H Med Ten and Mrs Arthur White. Alternates are Mrs L B Paine and Mrs Chris White. Mrs B G Otto received a gold past president pin for two years of service.

Gold Star Mothers Richmond J. H. Med- Ten Arthur White L. B. Paine Chris White B. G. Otto

Delegates to Kansas Federation Convention Attend Wichita Meet

Four Ottawans will attend the State convention of the Kansas Federation of business and Professional Women's Clubs in Wichita June 15 to 17. Delegates include Mrs Delbert Campbell and Mrs Juanita Whitacre with others. election of state officers and by law revision on agenda. Mrs Mattie Roscoe of Paola is a candidate for second district director. The state organization has more than 6 425 members.

Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Wichita Delbert Campbell Ottawan P.W Juanita Whitacre Joel Towner Nancy Lollar Mattie Roscoe Paola

Sunday Breakfast: Tomato Juice Scrambled Eggs and Muffins

A vintage recipe for a Sunday breakfast features tomato juice scrambled eggs with creamed dried beef, orange muffins and a beverage. Instructions detail mixing flour, baking powder, salt and sugar, beating egg with orange rind and juice, combining dry and wet ingredients, filling muffin cups two thirds full, and baking at 425 degrees for about 25 minutes. Serves 12 muffins, hot.

Honor Pastor At Dinner In Wellsville

A welcome home fellowship dinner honoring Rev. Jim Nabors and family was held in Fellowship Hall after the Kansas Conference in Emporia. About 75 to 80 attendees celebrated Nabors returning as pastor of Wellsville Methodist Church with hymns and prayers led by Mrs. Oren Carroll and noted piano accompaniment by Fernleaf Barnett. Pam Poole spoke for the MYF, and Rev. Nabors joined them for a post-meeting miniature golf trip to Ottawa.

Wellsville Woman’ S Society of Christian Service Jim Nabors Fellowship Hall Kansas Emporia Nabors Wellsville Methodist Church Oren Carroll Pat O’dea Fernleaf Barnett Methodist Youth Fellowship Pam Poole MYF Ottawa Rev. Nabors

Socialettes Notes From Ottawa Area Social Scene

Social notes report Jan Moore, camp counselor at Camp Cimarron in Coyle Oklahoma, completing sophomore year at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia. WCTU visits Cedar House nursing home Thursday then Assembly of God Church meeting. Grand Army of the Republic picnic at Roadside Park south of Ottawa with Memorial Day reports. Ottawa cosmetologists plan hair styling show in Topeka June 27 after a North American Hotel dinner meeting. Mrs Rose Campbell and Mrs Salome Latz visited Coffeyville with Mrs Campbell, then to Claremore Oklahoma to see the Will Rogers Memorial before returning home.

Jan Moore Robert B. Moore E. 15Th Camp Cimarron Coyle Oklo Miss Moore Kansas State Teachers College Emporia WCTU Cedar House Nursing Home Assembly of God Church Grand Army of the Republic Ottawa Topeka Rose Campbell Salome Latz Coffeyville Carl Johnson Campbell Claremore Okla Will Rogers

Service Guild Has Meeting at First Methodist Church

Mrs. George Hutchison presided the service session in the church library with 11 members and guest Mrs. W. C. Goodman. Mrs. Frank New gave devotions while Mrs. Charles Burlingham discussed missions and deaconesses. Mrs. Charles Wells received a service pin and Mrs. Geneveva O’Neil earned a life membership. Hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Loyd and Mrs. A. F. Ponton.

George Hutchison First Methodist Church Library Wesleyan Service Guild Frank New Charles Burlingham Charles Wells Geneveva O'Neil Guild Ralph Loyd A. F. Ponton W. C. Goodman

Heloise Tips on Shag Rug Pillow Covers and DIY Curtains

A reader describes making washable pillow and chair covers from cotton shag loop rugs, praising durability and stain resistance after five years. Suggestions include tacking covers to chair seats, using bath mats for quick texture changes, and repurposing plastic tablecloths into bath curtains that rinse in a tub.

Heloise

Club Forecast Thursday Soroptimists Luncheon and Meetings

Thursday events include Soroptimists noon luncheon at Lof green building, DAR with Mrs R A Goller at 1 pm, Elm Grove Club with Mrs George Puvogel, H C H, Mrs Don Martin, and VFW Auxiliary with Mrs Kenneth Nitcher at Boyd Ladies Aid.

Lofgreen Building D.A.R R. A. Goller Plente ELM Grove Club George Puvogel H.C.H Don Martin V.F.W Boyd Ladies Aid Kenneth Nitcher

Eva Martin WMS Circle Meeting Report

Mrs. Tom Ingle led a North Baptist Church Bible study in Fellowship hall on the topic Contribution to Life by Working Christian Women. Mrs. Lindel Chism cited biblical and modern examples. Ann Keith read scripture. Mrs. Clarence Keefer presided. A $6.70 love gift was given. The note mentions a Baptist Women's House Party at OSU in June 2022 with ushers and White Cross work coordinated by Mrs. J. C. Daugherty.

Tom Ingle Eva Martin Wms Fellowship Hall North Baptist Church Lindel Chism Ann Keith Clarence Keefer J. C. Daugherty White Cross

Owen Crooks Nuptials Read In Burlington Wedding

Lydia Marie Owen niece of Mr and Mrs Claude Sluder of Pomona married Harold Crooks son of Mr and Mrs Stokes Crooks of Waverly in Burlington on May 27. She wore a pale blue dress with nylon lace and carried white and red roses. A 1962 Williamsburg High School graduate, she and Harold plan to live in Williamsburg after a wedding trip to the Ozarks.

Lydia Marie Owen Claude Sluder Pomona Harold Crooks Stokes Crooks Waverly Burlington Williamsburg High School Williamsburg Ozarks

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