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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1956

Page

12

Reception Honors Rebekah President In Kansas

A reception last night by Hazel Rebekah lodge in the 1. O. O. F. Hall honored Mrs. Steve Needham of Rantoul, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Kansas. Mrs. Glen Lancaster presided. guests sang, gifts were exchanged, and decor featured lighthouses and moon and seven stars in silver and blue. Donations were voted to the R. O. C. fund and the Rebekah Home light fund in Manhattan.

Hazel Rebekah Lodge Steve Needham Rantoul Rebekah Assembly of Kansas Glen Lancaster Needham Louis Turner Lindel Chism Nettie Dearing Russell Nordyke H. E. Brink Noble Prand Queen Esther R. O. C. Fund Light Rebekah I. O. O. F Manhattan Adam

Richmond Couple Married Saturday At Greeley

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Jessie Marie Scord and Mr. Norman Lickteig in a Saturday morning ceremony at Greeley. The service featured gladioli, ferns, ivory candles, and a choir. reception followed. Bride and groom, both Richmond natives, plan to reside in Tulsa after their Kansas City banking and aeronautical engineering backgrounds.

Jessie Marie, Scord Louis E. Scord Norman, Lickteig Hubert Lickteig Richmond Father Burk Greeley Bethine Branton Leona Lickteig Jim Wiederholt Leroy Lickteig

Whatsoever Class Meets at First Methodist in Tuesday Session

The Whatsoever Sunday School class gathered Tuesday at the First Methodist church for a noon dinner and devotional. Mrs. E. H. Lancaster led the dinner committee, Miss Mary Ferguson conducted devotions, and Mrs. John Brecheisen presided at the business session. Mrs. D. C. Whitaker was named assistant teacher for the rest of the year and organized a 64 000 quiz event in which all members participated. Forty members attended along with guests including Mrs. Jessie Brown of Fremont Nebraska Mrs. Mae Lindsey of Chanute Mrs. Rose Donohue Alma Schweitzer Norma Miller and Pauline Lorenz. A note suggests adding fine dice to ham or chicken filling for stuffed eggs.

First Methodist Church E. H. Lancaster Mary Ferguson John Brecheisen America D. C. Whitaker Jessie Brown Fremont Nebr Mae Lindsey Chanute Rose Donohue Alma Schweitzer Norma Miller Pauline Lorenz

Shirley Gwartney Weds Donald Hanes In Easton Church

Miss Shirley Gwartney daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gwartney Easton Kansas became the bride of Mr Donald Hanes son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Hanes 530 West Fifteenth Tuesday evening June 5 at 730 in the First Baptist church of Easton Rev Roger Fredrikson Ottawa officiated with Rev Clyde Ross Easton giving a prayer. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a bow formed by ruffles of lace and carried a crescent bouquet of red roses stephanotis and pink catarina orchid. The wedding party included sister Gene Thompson matron of honor and Exelee McMahan bridesmaid both in blue gowns. A reception followed the ceremony. The couple went on a short wedding trip to Lake of the Ozarks.

Shirley Gwartney James Gwartney Easton Kas Donald Hanes Lyle D. Hanes West Fifteenth First Baptist Church of Roger Fredrikson Ottawa Clyde Ross Eleanor Jones Topeka Don Crooks Paul Carlson Albuquerque N. M Gene Thompson Exelee McMahan Clay Center Cheryl Thompson Patty Hanes Leon Michel Phyllis Cole Lyle Hanes Norman Brown Don Ready Lake of the Ozarks Mr. and

Mrs Hanes At Home At 411 South Locust

Mrs Hanes is listed as being at home at 411 South Locust in the readable portion of the notice indicating a residential address.

Club Forecast Friday Event Lineup

The Friday schedule lists the Ladies of the G A R Circle led by Mrs. Rena Biederman at 309 Kim, a Helpful Service class at North Baptist Church with Mrs. J C Daugherty, a Teen Age Party by Ottawa County Club from eight to eleven pm chaired by Mrs. Howard Duncan, and Naomi Club hosted by Mrs. W V Becker at 325 8 Elm.

G.A.R. Circle Rena Biederman Kim North Baptist Church J. C. Daugherty N. Oak Ottawa County Club Howard Duncan Naomi Club W. V. Becker Elm

Socialettes and Club News From Local Gatherings

Mrs. W G Cusick returned to Kansas City after visiting friends in town including Mrs H H Boyle and Mrs Clarence Nauman. Several members attended the social, with Mrs J E Hardrode assisting. The VFW Auxiliary held a Forest Park picnic for Boy Scouts and poppy day workers, about fifty attended. The L W Club was entertained with mayonnaise and Waldorf salad notes.

W. G. Cusick Kansas City H. H. Boyle Clarence Nauman J.E. Hardrode Mmes C. E. Buckner S. H. Vincent Grover Knight T. Z. Johnson J. J. Smith H. A. Reeves A. M. Telfer C. E. Andrew R. W. Pope D. L. Casida V.F.W. Auxiliary Forest Park L. W. Club

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