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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1957

Page

5

Ottawa Woman Wed In Derby Presbyterian Church

Joan Worthington of Overland Park daughter of Rev and Mrs F J Worthington formerly of Ottawa wed William Markman of Overland Park on June 15 in Derby. The ceremony featured candles and stock and Majestic daisies with music by Mrs Eugene Wilson and Charles Worthington. The bridal party included Ms Sanford Winters matron of honor and Leonard Voight best man. The gown was Chantilly lace with a portrait neckline and a pink bouquet. After July 1 the couple will reside in Overland Park.

Joan Worthington Overland Park F. J. Worthington Derby Ottawa Wiliam Markman Federated Church Eugene Wilson Charles Worthington Judy Schmidt Henrietta Nye Freeport Sanford Winters Waterbury Robert Worthington Gerald Schmidt Harry Snyder Emerson Hayden Mary Swedland Salina Markman

Beauceant Honors Past Presidents at Temple Meeting

Mrs. Oliver C. Curby presided at the Beauceant gathering in the Masonic temple and honored past presidents including Mrs. M. L. Sellers Mrs. Harry Brink Mrs. Merle Marmon and Mrs. Carlos Pence with gift aprons. Absent were Mrs. Walter J. Lipford and Mrs. J. Henry Reb of Osawatomie. Attendees from recent Friend ship events in Topeka and Kansas City included Mrs. Harley Gover Mrs. Charles Terry Mrs. Jack Stephenson Mrs. Howard Duncan Curby Marmon and Pence with Mrs. Terry Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Stephenson serving as guest officers. The assembly voted to vacation in July and August with a potluck for families planned for September.

Oliver C. Curby Masonic Temple M. L. Sellers Harry Brink Merle Marmon Carlos Pence Walter J. Lipford J. Henry Reb Osawatomie Topeka Kansas City Kas Mmes Harley Gover Charles Terry Jack Stephenson Howard Duncan Curbey Marmon and Pence Seppember

Baptist Women Meet for Class With Hosts and Guest

North Baptist Church Helpful Service Class met yesterday with co hostesses Mrs J H Shepherd and Mrs W A Fowler presiding Mrs Floyd Perkins led prayer and Mrs James Daugherty led a business session Twenty two calls were reported Mrs Ervin Mack led devotionals and reports on the Baptist Women's House party at the O U Campus last week The group noted Mrs Donna Stantorf's birthday A grab bag sale netted 4 65 guest Mrs Orissa Sowers of Denver attended Other attendees included Mrs Nancy O'Brien Mr G C Heathman Fred Shoemaker Mr J H Kirkwood Carl Moore Mr J M Hoover and Mable Simmons

G. H. Pratt North Baptist Church J.H. Shepherd W. A. Fowler Floyd Perkins James Daugherty Ervin Mack Fowler V. C. McDowell J. C. Workman O. U Donna Stantorf Orissa Sowers Denver The Mes Nancy O’brien G. C. Heathman Fred Shoemaker J. H. Kirkwood Carl Moore J. M. Hoover Mable Simmons

Reunion of 1837 Ottawa graduates arrives with husbands

Two members of the 1837 Ottawa High School graduating class, Mrs. Orval Natce of Bellflower and Mrs. Richard Dodrill of Monterey Park, arrived at Ottawa airport with their husbands. They will attend tonight’s Country Club reunion, then travel to New Orleans for a week before returning home. Mrs. Natce previously Vivian Heininger and Mrs. Dodrill previously Dorlis Sawyer.

Ottawa Orval Natce Bellflower Calif Richard Dodrill Monterey Park Country Club Nance Vivian Heininger Dodrill Dorlis Sawyer Dodrills New Orleans Nanice

Club Forecast Monday O W B C and Legion Auxiliary Events

The schedule lists Club Forecast for Monday with OW B C and Misa Norma Stewart in the evening at Cape Daughters, and Tuesday events include the American Legion Auxiliary installation led by Honaker and Mrs R W Mitchell, plus Army Mothers hosting an all day sewing meeting in Memorial Auditorium.

Ow.b.c Misa Norma Stewart Cape Daughters Americgan Legion Auxiliary Honaker R. W. Mitchell Memorial Auditorium

Topeka Drill Team Invited to Harmony Circle Event

A readable fragment lists groups and names including United Presbyterian Church members and Soroptimists. Mentions Losgreen building and several circles such as Workman and White Shrine. Topeka drill team to be present, along with numerous local clubs and individuals.

Circle William “McClintic

Miscellany recalls family gardens and old plant varieties

In a farmhouse visit L.MS. recalls folding salebooks with fruit and plant color plates. He lists enduring varieties such as Montmorency cherries, Jonathan apples, Winesap, Yellow Transparent, Elberta peaches, and old roses like Harrison's Yellow. The piece notes long家庭 ties, a windbreak of cedar, a weathered white rose, and community anecdotes from Ottawa county and nearby areas.

Hall Harrison Dorothy Perkins Montmorency Jonathan Grimes

Socialette Guests at W H Twyman Home and Local Club Notices

Socialettes report Mrs C C Eastin and children Chris Lisa Kim and Doris Denver and Mrs F E Gibson and son Greg as guests at 1236 West Seventh. Wayne Twyman of Kansas City and Rev Roy Jones of Holdrege Neb overnighted. Mrs Gayle Twyman and son Frederick left for a two week visit with her parents Rev Peoria Ladies Ald entertained Thursday at Mrs Fred Weaker's with Mrs Maude Evans presiding. Mrs Mike Lovell and Mrs Lewis Wichman gave readings. The offering was 5 28 and light refreshments served. Others present included Mrs Manestra Dean Bob Rodgers Alta Conley W A Gibson Myrtle Anderson and Mary Mack and four children. F L A Club hostess was Mrs Earl C Cummings with Miss Willhite a guest winning the mystery prize. Other attendees included Mrs Ione Dragoo Sam Shumate D TR Willhite EH A Ward and Harry R Holmes. Far and Near Club hostessed Thursday afternoon by Mrs Marjold Bones with members naming favorite sports for roll call. Mrs John Macy led business Rita Domnanish and Joyce Slinson sang and tap danced. Visitors Belen and Charlotte Moody and Patty Domnanish and others attended along with George Kersley J C Hannaman Grant Carey Howard Pinhetaeny Denny Peterson Harry Moody Joe Taylor Bennie Stinson and 11 other children. Nell Barnaby Ottawa Carnegie Free Library librarian will attend the American Library Association annual convention in Kansas City tomorrow through June 23 and remain through Tuesday.

Peoria Fred Weaker Maude Evans Mike Lovell Lewis Wichman Manestra Dean Bob Rodgers Alta Conley J W. A. Gibson Myrtle Anderson Mary Mack Ione Dragoo Sam ‘Shumate D. TR. Willhite EH. A. ‘Ward Harry R. Holmes Mar Jold Bones Fav Roll Call John Macy Rita Domnanish Joyce Slinson Belen Charlotte [Moody Patty Domnanish Mines George

Miss Barnaby Joins ALA Pre Conference Panel

Miss Barnaby will attend a pre conference workshop as one of four panel members for the Adult Education Division of the American Library Association Tuesday afternoon. She will also serve on the hospitality committee for a reception Tuesday evening at Linda Hall Library. Convention headquarters will be at Hotel Muehlebach with meetings in Municipal Auditorium, and an attendance of 4000 is expected.

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