Enyarts Observe 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Enyart of 807 N Hickory will mark their golden wedding with an open house June 22 at Ottawa Country Club from 2 to 5 p.m. Daughters and sons in law and many grandchildren will join. the couple’s 10 children span several states, with a potluck in Kansas City and a family dinner near Ottawa the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Enyart
Hickory
Lester E Daugharthy
Ottawa Country Club
Ida May Billups
Eben B. Enyart
William Billups
Tarkio
Kansas
Mitchell County
Enyart
Lee Enyart
Whittier
Calif
Clifford Enyart
Pico
Lyle Enyart
Duane Enyart
Clathe
Kenneth Enyart
Denver
Colo
John Enyart
Warner Robins Air Base
Georgia
A. J. Rockers
M. O. Harman
Bakersfield
E. L. Randazzo
Kansas City
Lester E. Daugharthy
Ottawa
Randazzo
Oak Lodge
Neighborhood Shower For Mrs Larry Reekie
A Monday night neighborhood shower hosted by Mrs. Owen Shofner and daughter Connie honored bride Mrs. Larry Reekie Peggy Richardson before marriage. Gift table featured a doll bride with pink tapers and roses. prizes went to Mrs. Earl Richardson Mrs Merl Nicholas and Mrs Bruce Fleming. Attendees included Mines Albert Kraft Kenneth Porter Arthur Geiss Kate Robinson Lee Thompson N B Beeler Owen Hobbs Mattie Morris Patricia Richardson and Nancy Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Shofner
Connie
Larry Reekie
Peggy Richardson
Earl Richardson
Merl Nicholas
Bruce Fleming
Mines
Albert Kraft
Kenneth Porter
Arthur Geiss
Kate Robinson
Lee Thompson
N. B. Beeler
Owen Hobbs
Mattie Morris
Atricia Richardson
Nancy Fleming
Ottawa BPW Installs Officers
An Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club installation dinner at the North American Hotel featured Mrs. J. W. Trout presiding. Reports on the State BPW convention in Wichita highlighted membership awards and a Second District director reelection for Mrs. Ruth Harper Garnett. The event drew 41 members with guest Mrs. Lynne Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club
North American
J. W. Trout
Frances A. Jones
Joel Towner
Wichita
Ottawa Club
Ruth Harper
Garnett
Harper
Towner
Jones
Lynne Wilson
Birthday Picnic for Kay Cooper on 13th Birthday
A birthday picnic was held for Kay Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Ris don Monday night. Attending were Linda Ames Sharon Burke Janice Whitcomb Linden Wallace Harriet Bechtle Joyce West Anne Machin Gwen Myers Edith Ponton Janet Roush Nancy Burlington Mary Ott and Margaret Williams with Robert Christian and Keith Paine assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Cooper
Don Risdon
Roberta Christian
Keith Paine
Linda Ames
Sharon Burke
Janice Whitcomb
Linden Wallace
Harriet Bechtle
Joyce West
Anne Machin
Gwen Myers
Edith Ponton
Janet Roush
Nancy Burlingham
Mary Ott
Margaret Williams
Socialettes and Family News Highlights Across the City
Social notices list visitors and arrivals from California to Ottawa Paola and La Jolla. Alumni Picnic set for Rantoul City Park next Sunday at 1 pm. Military returnee Arle Dale McMahan to marry Marth Jo Hays on August 3. Father's Day dinner honors the Andrews family at the North American Hotel. Rokes family relocation from St. Louis to Alamagordo by McDonnell Aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rantoul
Rantoul City Park
J. L. Rokes
Newton Rokes
St. Louis
Rokes
McDonnell Aircraft Corporation
Alamogordo
N. M
Club Forecast Thursday Beauc eant Past Presidents to be Honored
Liberty Social Hour Club Forest Park Be Social Hour Mrs Paul Centropolis Christian Aid Mrs Howard Myers Ruhamah W M 8 Mrs James Seymour Peoria Ladies Aid Mrs Ray Detwiler Mud Creek Social Club Mrs R E Turner Richter Methodist W 8 C Mrs Carl Peterson Liberty Social Hour Club Mrs George Graves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Social Hour Club
Forest Park
Paul
Picnic at Forest Park By Trinity Methodist Church
The Friendly class from Trinity Methodist Church held a forest park picnic last night. Committee leaders were Mr and Mrs Elston Bishop and Mrs Jack Sullins. Mrs Max Mc Cready led a business session and games filled the rest of the evening. Thirty members and families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Forest Park
Elston Bishop
Jack Sullins
Max McCready
Lutheran Guild Luncheon and Roll Call at Faith Church
Faith Lutheran Guild held a 1 o'clock luncheon yesterday at the church. Members shared where they spent their honeymoons and showed wedding pictures at roll call. Mrs. Ralph Overstreet arranged the entertainment. Mrs. W. C. Artinger, Mrs. Roy Reed, and four children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran Guild
Ralph Overstreet
W. C. Artinger
Roy Reed
VFW Post Honors Keefer Couple Moving to Kansas City
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary met last night at the VFW Hall with supper and card games. Forty members and families attended. Mr. and Mrs. Frances Keefer were honored as they prepare to move to Kansas City this week, and Mrs. Keefer received a gift from Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary
VFW Hall
Frances Keefer
Kansas City
Mothers Club Hosts Navy Group for Charity Tea
Mothers Club met yesterday at Mrs. N A Sellers home for a social event. Members made scruffies for Wadsworth Hospital and refreshments were served with Mrs L A Sellers winning the door prize and Mrs G E Jordan assisting. Eleven members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy Mothers Club
N. A. Sellers
Wadsworth Hospital
L. A. Sellers
G. E. Jordan
Printed Pattern for Sun Separated Girls Wear
Anne Adams offers sun n sun separates patterns for smock shorts pedal pushers in no iron cotton denim and seersucker in sizes 2 4 6 8. Printed directions included. Cost 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York 11
N. Y
How to meet a bus companion without being bold
A reader asks how to start a conversation with a man she sees every morning on the bus. The columnist suggests a simple greeting like Lovely day, isn't it, if the weather allows. If no response follows, consider taking another bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
E.M
Pillow Switch and Lovelorn Hooks in Teen Romance
Ann Landers answers two reader notes about a 17 year old girl who swapped pillows with an 18 year old boyfriend over a shared song, prompting parental disapproval and a call to keep the pillow and song. A middle aged woman laments a 20 year marriage with infidelity, pressure to change appearance, and a desire for respect, while seeking Landers guidance on divorce and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landers
D.S
T.R
Ann
Mme
A.L.H
Jaynes Entertained by Jaycee at Harford Home
The Jaynes were entertained last night at Mrs. Eugene Harford's home. A business session was conducted by Mrs. Bryce Wantland, with Mrs. Charles Langdon resigning as vice president and Mrs. Jim Richardson elected to fill the post. Dubs bridge completed the evening. Mrs. Robert Bath won the high score prize and Mrs. Bill Piggott received the consolation. Mrs. Bob Howell helped serve refreshments. Ten members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Eugene Harford
Bryce Wantland
Charles Langdon
Jim Richardson
Dubsbridge
Robert Bath
Bill Piggott
Bob Howell
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Enyarts
E. B.enyart
Wright
Vicky Leigh
Leon Mallory
West 7Th
Oscar A. Woods
N. Main
Frank L. Mallory
Tecumseh
BPW
Huderson
Choice
Jamaica
John Steinmetz
Kurt
Kristie
Meri Lisa
Anaheim
Steinmetz
T. T. Johnson
Wayne Gilliland
Rex A. Vicars
Patti Ann
Houston
Arle Dale McMahan
Virgil T. McMahan
Paola
U. S. Army
Germany
New York City
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Marth Jo Hays
Wellsville
Bruce Moorhead
Clinton
Laura
Lisa
Sara
la Jolla
C. FE. Andrews
North American Hotel
Logan Fulks
Freddy
Darwin Sharpe
Kenneth
Elizabeth
Lawrence
Kenneth Andrews
Robert Andrews
Jan
Mark
David Sharpe
James McCrea
Lutheran Guild
VFW
Mothers Club
Flane Helos
Jeanne Marie
Gregory Alan
Norman Hazen
W. 7Th
Ed Hazen
N. Poplar
Freda Bacon
S. Willow
Ann Landers
Terrill
Joe Formfit
Terrill’s
Walt
Jaynes
Colorado
South Main Street
Paul Haggard
Stewart & Son
Norma Stewart
Walter Butler
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