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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1962

Page

9

DAR Holds Flag Day Luncheon

DAR hosts a Flag Day luncheon with Mrs. R. A. Gollier as hostess and a list of assistants. The program included D A R rituals, a national defense report, and a paper on insignia. Students received history books. thirty eight members attended with several guests.

DAR Gaddis D.A.R Cleland B. F. Bowers J. J. Smith H. H. Fowler National Defense Glenn J. Wicke M. H. Forester Henry A. Parker Linda McCall Marian Boyd Havighurst Bill McNamar Elizabeth Yates Jess Gilmore Wicke Sidney Love Agee Harriman Longmont Colo Louise Davenport Kansas City Myron McCall Linda Roy Churchill

Satisfaction Guaranteed Furniture Upholstering Trade Card

Local shop advertises upholstery services including truck seats, tarps, and canvas repairs. Repaired awnings and barn work are offered with contact at Barnes CH 2-3243.

Barnes

Printed Pattern 4776 Misses' Wrap Dress Notice

Dashing side-buttoned wrap style for summer casual wear. Misses' pattern 4776 in sizes 12 through 20 with size 16 needing 314 yards of 39 inch fabric. Price fifty cents plus ten cents mailing per pattern. Send to Anne Adams The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N. Y

Baptist Women Plan House Parties At Ottawa University

More than 500 Kansas Baptist women will attend the annual Women s Mission Society house party and the Business and Professional Women s house party at Ottawa University June 20 to 24. Dr. Roy W. Browning will welcome attendees. Miss Florence Wormser and Mrs. Harold McWilliams will be missionary speakers. Rev. Dale Turner and Lawrence Davila will participate in the banquet, with music and Bible study leaders from OU and Central Seminary guiding sessions.

P. R. Jamison College Judith Ray Leslie Lawrence Ogg United States Army Roy W. Browning Department of Education and Physicology Ottawa University Kansas Baptist Woman’s Mission Society C. E. Bickley Kansas City Joe Robinson Wichita WMS Yashi Buchanek Parsons Stan Shore Florence Wormser Assam Harold MacWilliams Saline Bengal Orissa A. Stanley MacNair Central Seminary Kas Alvin Cassens Norton Spiritual Life State Project Baptist Student Center Manhattan Dale Turner Kansas University Lawrence Davila Miss Wormser McWilliams Fred Young Howard C. Henderson Neva Moon Tom Ingle Lena Hutchins

WCTU Visits Cedar House and Church Business

The WCTU held a flower mission at Cedar House with song and praise led by pianist Edna Greenawalt and vocalist Mrs. Raymond Brady. Rev. Gerald Hager spoke on In The Garden. Officers elected include Mrs. Mary Black president and plans set for a rummage sale to fund youth camp. July meeting moves to North Baptist Church.

Mary WCTU Assembly of God Church Mary Black Anna Bryan Phil Rice Ray Simmons Merl Snethen Black Washington U.S. Senate Frank Carlson U. S. Senate Helen Staadt Fred Scott Thomas Tschantz Lucy Lee Albert Peterson Greenawalt Bryan City Auditorium North Baptist Church

Hazel Rebekah Lodge installs three new members

Three members were installed Wednesday at the Hazel Rebekah Lodge meeting at the IOOF Hall. Nancy Walsh, Mrs. Ivan McFadden and Mrs. Martin Stuart joined. Mrs. Otis Breckenridge reported on a lunch counter from a recent antique show. Plans for a June 25 rally in Wellsville were announced. Twelve people attended the Manhattan home coming.

Hazel Rebekah Lodge IOOF Nancy Walsh Ivan McFadden Martin Stuart Otis Breckenridge Wellsville Manhattan

Date Pecan Squares From a Simple Oven Recipe

A recipe for Date Pecan Squares from a home kitchen explains mixing flour baking powder salt with dates and pecans folded into beaten eggs sugar and vanilla. The batter bakes 45 minutes at 350 degrees in a 9 inch pan then cools and is cut into squares for serving.

Army Mothers Send Cards at Past 4 Meeting

Army Mothers group met at Memorial Auditorium Tuesday. They reported sending two sympathy cards three cheer cards and two birthday cards. Mrs George Starbuck spoke on Ransom Memorial Hospital auxiliary meeting. Delegates to the state convention reported. The post won $10 for largest past commanders attendance and donated $10 to Veterans Hospital Topeka. Plans were made for a chicken dinner this Sunday for veterans from Topeka.

Memorial Auditorium George Starbuck Ransom Memorial Hospital Tom Liggett Veterans Hospital Topeka

Socialettes and clubs share events this week

Zigzaggers Club visited Mrs B G Otto for a picnic supper with thirteen members. A farewell gift was given to Mrs Bud Fowler who will move to Casper Wyoming to join her husband. H C H Club entertained by Mrs Don Martin with eight members one guest and five children. Mrs Walter Wood won a door prize. Mrs Martin and Mrs Art Eward served refreshments after visiting. A shower by Mrs Lindel Chism and daughter Katie honored Mrs Dale Watts formerly Peggy Nordyke. Elm Grove Club met at Mrs George Puvogel with ten members and one guest. roll called by recalling facts about fathers. Prize winners were Mrs Lewis Turner Mrs Robert Coleman Mrs Fred Thomas and Mrs Mable Woodburn. The Herald pays $5 weekly for best reader tip.

Zigzaggers Club B. G. Otto Bud Fowler Casper Wyo H.C.H. Club Don Martin Frank Morgan Walter Wood Martin Art Eward Lindel Chism Katie Dale Watts Peggy Nordyke Chism George Puvogel Elm Grove Club Lewis Turner Robert Coleman Fred Thomas Mable Woodburn

Babies Named At Ransom Memorial Hospital

The baby names announced include Lynda Dianne Hum mbaugh born June 10 to Wesley Ray Hum mbaugh at RFD 1 with a birth weight of 7 pounds 8 1/2 ounces Debra Sue Smith born June 11 to Theodore Kirkman Smith at Pomona RFD 2 weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces Jay Winston Johnson born June 13 to Winston Cedric Johnson at RFC 2 Reading weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces and Lorna Diane Horne born June 13 to David Rand Horne at 311 Red Jacket weighing 7 pounds.

Wesley Ray Humbaugh RFD Lynda Dianne Theodore Kirkman Smith RFD 2 Pomona Debra Sue Winston Cedric Johnson RFC 2 Reading Jay Winston David Rand Horne Red Jacket Lorna Diane

Reunion Honors Pomona Teachers S G Cox Couple

Sixty five guests attended a reunion honoring Mr and Mrs S G Cox at Pomona Methodist Church Sunday. The couple taught at Pomona High School in the 1920s and were presented a silver pitcher for their work and ongoing interest in pupils. Attendees came from Sheridan Wyoming Salt Lake City Utah Sugar Creek Colorado Wichita Coffeyville Kansas City Topeka and Ottawa.

S. G. Cox Pomona Methodist Church Pomona

Acorn Club Plans July Picnic at Forest Park

Six members and eight visitors attended the Acorn Club meeting at the community house on Wednesday. A potluck dinner was served and roll call reflected facts about the flag. Plans were set for the annual picnic for members and their families on July 15 at Forest Park.

Acorn Club Forest Park

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R. A. Gollier Edward Hand Daughters of the American Revolution George Cleland Baldwin L. 0. Gaddis D. L. Young Gardner Walker Louise Walker By Jone Holoms Business and Professional Florence Wormler Cedar House Butler Ana Assole Coronado Custom Americas Ec Ce Duralux H. E. Patton United Nations Herald Lois Smith the Herald Rexall Drug Drake's Bakery Dad Kodak OK Photo Service Bennett Renadier Bennett Retail
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