Small Trim Woman Gets Big Chance
New York AP reports Bryna Ball becomes director of the National Manpower Council, noted for her small size and busy desk style rather than a degree. She never finished college but has long served since 1953, rising to associate director and then to director after David resigned to lead the New School. Ball notes the council influences policy and manpower development across industries, labor, and education.
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New York
National Manpower Council
Bryna Ball
Council
Columbia University
Miss Ball
Ford Foundation
David
New School For Social Research
Garden Club Hosts Coffee at Hinderliter Home
Garfield Gardeners met yesterday at Mrs. Arnold Hinderliter home for coffee. The program covered garden problems through questions and answers. Miss Lanah Cameron displayed a patriotic flower arrangement with red roses blue cornflowers white daisies and candles. Mrs. Hinderliter showed plantings in her yard. Sixteen members and one guest Mrs. A F Van Wickle attended.
Circles Meet at Westminster United Church
Circles of the Westminster United Church met yesterday in the afternoon and evening. Dorcas Circle gathered with Mrs J F Barr, with devotions led by Mrs B Moss Bergsma and lessons given by Mrs Robert Spencer and Mrs John Sheldon. Lydia Circle met in the evening.
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Westminster United Church
Dorcas
J. F. Barr
Bergsma
Robert Spencer
John Sheldon
Lydia
Ottawa High cheerleaders toil for camp and costs
Ottawa High School cheerleader squad led by Marilyn Robertson meets daily for two hours preparing for the July 16 21 camp at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. The senior group of six faces tougher competition with squads from six states while funding comes from donations and student council through candy sales and concessions.
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Ottawa High School
University of Oklahoma
Marilyn Robertson
Sue McKinley
Jane Gollier
Mary Lois Snell
Roxy Martin
Norman
Oklo
Community circle notes from Mrs E E Caylor event
Mrs E E Caylor hosted a meeting with Mrs Ted Strain presiding and Mrs Robert Pickens delivering devotions from the Mission Yearbook of Prayer. Mrs Larry Williams led the lesson as Martha Circle met with Mrs Max Ward in the afternoon and Mrs Frank Worthington presided with devotions, followed by lesson from Mrs Thomas Michel.
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E. E. Caylor
Ted Strain
Robert Pickens
Mission Yearbook of Prayer
Larry Williams
Martha Circle
Max Ward
Frank Worthington
Thomas Michel
Hart Family Golden Anniversary Celebration at Pomona
Celebrate 30 years marked by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hart at their Pomona home. Five generations joined relatives including H W Ranney 95 Mabel Hart Havetter Hodges Ranney others from Bonner Springs Kansas City Zar ah Basehor and Zar ah. A noon family dinner hosted by numerous Hart family members.
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Mrs. Earl Hart
Pomona
H. W. Ranney
Mabel Hart
Alice Havetter
Bonner Springs
Lily Jean Hodges
Jon Alan
Zarah
George W. Bolte
Alvin T. Havetter
Harry A. Hart
Lilly McNamara
Kansas City
Kas
Jerry A. Hodges
Hubbel
Basehor
E. C. Riley
Socialettes Union Chapter meeting at Masonic Temple
Socialettes Union Chapter No 15 held a stated meeting at Masonic Temple last night the last meeting until Sept 6. Nancy Lamb presided with 31 members present. Refreshments were served by Ray Talbott. Also noted are students and visitors visiting family and friends in Ottawa region and far locations. Ernest Workers of Trinity Methodist Church held a meeting with devotions by J G Lytle and business led by Ben Gibson. Next meeting will be an all day work event with sack lunches. Eighteen members and two guests attended.
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Union
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Nancy Lamb
Ray Talbott
Ernest
Trinity Methodist Church
J. G. Lytle
Ben Gibson
W. R. Harbour
Effie Gould
Cora Pursley
Arnold Froebener
Jeanette
Shower for Mrs Gentry at Richter Church Annex
A layette shower honoring Mrs. Kenneth Gentry was held at the Richter Church Annex with 32 adults and 12 children present. Hostesses included Mrs. Fred Wood and Mrs. Truman Milton. pink and white décor featured pink stork motifs and refreshments. Punch was poured by Mrs. Charles Briles, and dessert served by Mrs. Dan Gardner. Judy Milton organized games. prizes were won by Mrs. Laura Baker and Mrs. Bonnie Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter Church
Kenneth Gentry
Fred Wood
Truman Milton
Leonard Humphrey
Jack Beauchamp
John Staadt
Charles Briles
Gentry
Dan Gardner
Hartford
Judy Milton
Laura Jean Baker
Bonnie Rice
Turn Unused Articles into Cash with Herald Classified Ads
Local paper offers guidance on turning unused items into cash using Herald Classified Ads. Tips cover item preparation, pricing strategies, and where to place ads for maximum exposure. Includes example categories and quick-start steps for sellers.
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Herald
Sophia Loren Has Recipe For Living
New York report on Sophia Loren detailing her philosophy of life and work. Loren shares a two word approach please yourself as a method to avoid tension while juggling acting and dubbing for her thirtieth film. She discusses appetite, discipline, and choosing work that pleases her. She reflects on childhood, self image, and maintaining naivety despite stardom.
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New York
Sophia Loren
Naples
Sophia
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Garden Club
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Ers
Ottawa
Lawrence
Kramer
Margaret Ann Williams
al Williams
Kansas State University
Ottawa High School Journalism Department
Ottawa High School Recorder
Charles D. Peters
Wanda Peters
Minnesota
O. L. Rathjen
William Rathjen
Judy, Bill
Marcy
Mercer Island, Wash
Jachin B. Davis
New Haven
Mrs. Gentry
Skip
Decca
RCA Victor
Coral
ATA Woolworth’s
Miss Loren
Manhattan
Saffron Glass Co
Hanes Boys
Raffelock
Bargain Centre
Khai
Dacron - Rayon
Orson
Dacron-Woolf
Litwin's
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Bobby-Sox
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