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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1966

Page

9

Westminster Circles End Session With Fellowship Meeting

Westminster United Presbyterian Circles held a joint Wednesday meeting to end activities until fall. Martha and Dorcas Circles discussed Jonah the Reluctant Missionary, reviewed Acts 9:40, and noted lessons on personal and church witness. A penny offering supported the Fellowship of the Least Coin, and summer calling lists were shared.

Westminster United Presbyterian Martha and Dorcas Myron Paugh Martha Circle India A.C. Carpenter

Pattern Ad for Playsuit and Skirt Fashion

Lorine Habelouns promotes a cooler playsuit and matching skirt with concealed bra straps, long shorts for leg flattering fit, and printed Pattern 4423 with multiple half sizes. The notice lists fabric needs, price fifty cents per pattern plus mailing charges, and requests name address zone size style number sent to Anne Adams care of The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. in New York.

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

Engagement Told of Needham Daughter in Sea ly Texas

The engagement of Sandra Rae Needham to Joseph Lewis Butel Jr. is announced by her parents Howard Needham and Mrs. Bill Duncan and her grandmother Mrs. Dee Randall of Ottawa. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Butel of Paola, Mississippi.

Howard Needham Osawatomie Bill Duncan Sealy, Tex Sanedra Rae Joseph Lewis Butel

Strange Doings At The Office

Dear Ann Landers reader writes of odd office customs lunch hours and pet names among colleagues. A Dumb Housewife suspects a rumor spreader while noting lunch errands may be common. A separate note warns a mother against hosting teens’ hotel pajama parties, urging a home setting.

Ann Landers

Bridal shower honors Helen Grinzinger bride elect

Helen Grinzinger bride elect of George Feuerborn Jr was honored at a bridal shower held at Knights of Columbus Hall Scipio with 22 attendees. Hostesses Judy Gretene cord Mrs Herman Feuerborn Mrs Lois Flinkenbinder and Mrs Don Poss led games and prize presentations as Carol Grinzinger helped with gifts under a green and white color scheme with a doll wedding party centerpiece.

Helen Grinzinger George Feuerborn Jr Knights of Columbus Scipio Judy Gretene Cord Herman Feuerborn Lois Flinkenbinder Don Poss Carol Grinzinger

Hostesses For Club at Mrs Turner's Home

Mrs Louis Turner and Mrs Floyd Hamner hosted the Past Noble Grand Club of Hazel Rebekah Lodge 175 at Turner's home. Ruth Hoopes led roll call and current events. Eva Clabaugh supervised recreation while J I Good and Oscar Marconette handed out friendship gifts. Next meeting on July 21 at the LO C F Hall will feature an ice cream social starting at 8 p.m. Officers will lead.

Louis Turner Floyd Hamner Noble Grand Club Haezel Rebekah Lodge

County Farm Bureau Women’s Luncheon in Ottawa

Franklin County Farm Bureau women and directors’ wives attended a luncheon in Ottawa where Mrs. Don McDonald urged homemakers to engage in politics, know candidates, and support voters in the 13th and 14th district division. She outlined programs for youth, Citizenship Seminar, and events through October.

Franklin County Farm Bureau Don McDonald Ottawa McDonald Iola District Farm Bureau Franklin County Farm Bureau Rock Springs Ranch County Farm Bureau E. 2Nd Byron Robison

Beauceant Holds Social Order Meeting in Temple

Mrs. Arthur W. Brink presided the Beauceant Social Order meeting at the Masonic Temple in the absence of the president Mrs. Louis Dale. Reports noted 294 articles sent to Osawatomie State Hospital and food delivered to a nursing home as benevolent projects. Plans announced for a homemade ice cream social on June 29 and a July August recess with a family potluck in September. Members invited to a Friendship meeting June 24 at Eastgate Assembly No 180 with guest officer Mrs. William J. Wright from Ottawa. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry E. Brink, Mrs. Fred Gardner and Mrs. Allen Troutman.

Arthur W. Brink Social Order of the Beauceant Masonic Temple Louis Dale Osawatomie State Hospital Eastgate Assembly Kansas City William J. Wright Ottawa Harry E. Brink Fred Gardner Allen Troutman

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Jessie Lemon in Forest Park

Mrs. Jessie Lemon of Fontana was guest of honor at a basket dinner in Forest Park on June 12 to celebrate her upcoming 75th birthday on June 22. Attendees included families from Leavenworth, Bonner Springs, Kansas City, Wellsville, and nearby towns. Details list multiple households and children among those present.

Jessie Lemon Fontana Forest Park Fred Hull Leavenworth Clyde Funk Eldon Funk la Cygne Wayne Hessten Bonner Springs John Hareper Kansas City Melvin Folks Don Clark Donny Folks Wellsville Donna Funk Roy Harper Bill Sink Robert Shields Ottawa

Friendship Circle Donates to Topeka Relief Fund

The Friendship Circle contributed $5 at a Forest Park potluck dinner for Topeka relief efforts. The last meeting of the club season chose new officers led by President Mrs George Shuler and Vice President Mrs E B Enyart. Thirteen attended and eight members had perfect attendance.

Friendship Circle Topeka Relief Fund Forest Park Chester Gibson Walter Pohl Harry Flory George Shuler E. B. Enyart Lloyd Wilkinson Dean Baer Neva Fuller

Missionary Lesson Held by Peoria Ladies Aid Group

Mrs Dora Weaver led the missionary lesson for Peoria Ladies Aid with Mrs Maude Evans giving devotions The session opened at Mrs Earl Andersons home with a reading from Ephesians 10 18 Rev William Richey Worden offered the dismissal prayer Rev and Mrs Richey attended as guests Ten members and five children were present Hostess provided refreshments at the close

Dora Weaver Peoria Ladies Aid Maude Evans Martin Lowell Earl Anderson Ray Evans William Richey Worden

Howell-Alley Vows In Olathe Church

Ruth Howell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Howell Olathe RFD 2 became the bride of Harold Alley son of Mr and Mrs John Alley Olathe June 1 in First Methodist Church Olathe Rev Dwight E Dussair performed the double ring ceremony Organist Mrs Arlen Dettmer played nuptial music and accompanied Mrs Jim Mills who sang Love You Truly and The Lords Prayer The bride wore a peau de soie gown with Alencon lace seed pearls and a detachable chapel train Her veil came from lace petals and seed pearls She carried white roses and blue daisies and wore a pearl necklace gifted by the groom Bridesmaids wore turquoise linen with white lace bodices and turquoise bows Guests were seated by the bride s brothers The couple will reside in New Orleans after a California honeymoon.

Ruth. Low@l Joan Howell Olathe RFD Harold Alley John Alley First Methodist Church Dwight E. Dussair Arlen Dettmer Jim Mills R. D. Bradley Frank van DeKerkove Peter Klotz Clathe Mary Crawford Ottawa Bill Gatewood Overland Park Suzanne Klotz New Orleans California

Methodist Women Hold Meetings Across Six Circles

Six circles of the First Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service held meetings on Wednesday. Seventeen members and a guest attended morning coffee at Mrs. H. L. Richardson's home with co-hostesses Mrs. E. G. Stith and Mrs. Clarence Nauman. Officers were elected: chairman Mrs. Richardson, vice chairman Mrs. Glenn Fitch, secretary Mrs. H. J. Nordeen, treasurer Mrs. Nauman, spiritual life secretary Mrs. R. D. Spears.

First Methodist Woman's Society For Christian Service H. L. Richardson E. G. Stith Clarence Nauman Stith Richardson Glenn Fitch H. J. Nordeen Nauman R. D. Spears Alex Telfer Eleanor Lloyd Clara Kaiser Esther Circle Lee Peterson E.C. Cumings Mike Harrison Ralph Allen W. Ingersoll G. W. Ponton Floyd Ogg M. L. Sellers W. C. Goodan Ruth Hanna Ethel Wheeler J. E. Hardrode Reebecca Ray Koontz Charles P. Knight Floyd Coffman Koontz Max Roberts Otis Shipps H. B. Blair George McDowell C. E. Buckner D. C. Whitaker

CWE Circles In Sessions

CWE Circles of First Christian Church met in members homes for study on Courage to be a Christian and worship Called as a Committee Christian An installation service is planned for June 29 The Helen Gilbert Circle met at the chairmans home with ten attendees and one guest Velma Larson hosted with 13 members Ed Anderson hosted Mrs Ed Anderson and one guest Mrs A W Rybolt attended The Lee Harrison chairwoman led the meeting Don Lytle led the study and J T Mercer gave the worship service

CWF First Christian Church Helen Gilbert Circle Frank Holden Archie Clark Roy W. Browning Velma Larson

Garden Club Members Tour Four Garden Homes

Four Seasons Garden Club members and Garfield Garden Club guests toured four gardens Wednesday morning. They visited the homes of Earl Blairs, Charles Thompsons, Roy Churchills, and Arnold Hinderliters, with a final stop at the Ralph Crawfords’ home where refreshments were served.

Four Seasons Garden Club Garfield Garden Club Earl Blairs Charles Thompsons Roy Churchills Arnold Hinderliters The Ralph Crawfords

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Jonah John Lawrence Dorcas Circle J. R. Cheney John Morton By Lorine Habelouns Sandra Rae Needham Gambler the Fries Tore County Farm Bureau Women’s Donald Steward Raymond Wagner Berea Booseters Janice Cooper Jan Wagner Russell Wray Earl Gilliland Robison F. B Memorial Auditorium Ottawa University Union Topeka Women’s Organizations of Jack Beauchamp Roscoe Cain Cecil B. Vining Gilliland Larry Averill John Macy Darrell Macy Steward Wagner Edwin Horstick Ernest Harris Beauceant Howell-Alley Olathe Church J. W. Dickerson C. P. Burrows Dickerson Lloyd Daugharthy Miss Pearl Mathias Spiritual Life C. S. Langer Wayland Blair Burrows Franklin Baker Ethyle Welton Roy Rybolt Vera Dee Wald Ralph Weinheimer CWE New Mr. Jones Mrs. Hill Massachusetts National Hairdresser and Cosmetologist Association Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Albright Hardwick MaGee Dupont Malott’s
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