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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1964
Page
3
A letter writer questions a choir master’s alleged favoritism toward a divorced alto and invites church response. Other missives discuss drinking at a party, quitting high school, and an unstable engagement, with Ann Landers offering guidance on marriage, education, and alcoholism.
Mrs R A Bruce discussed the topic Too Social Too Soon at Tot-To-Teen noting that giving children too much too early robs them of decision making. She said many parents fear saying no to 10 and 12 year olds and allow premature freedoms. The group voted to work with the Boys Club as a project and will visit the club at the next meeting. Mrs Bob Robbins was co-hostess.
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The 66th Conference of Kansas Society Daughters of the American Revolution gathers at Hotel Broadview Wichita March 8 to 11 with Miss Pauline Cowger presiding and delegates from 65 chapters. Officers and committee chairs will report. featured speakers include Robert O. Gadberry and others. a patriotic banquet and Good Citizens Dinner punctuate the program. Reservations close March 1 with Mrs A E Hurford.
Emery Green Social club voted to donate 2.50 each to the Heart Fund and to the Cancer Fund. Mrs. Fred Proffitt chaired the meeting with Mrs. Harry Fisher. Roll call noted places seen. Winners were Mrs. Lee Peterson, Mrs. Beverly Dauegharthy, and Mrs. Jim Burruss. A secret pal Valentine gift exchange and decorations were arranged. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Marion McConnell, a guest, Mrs. Burruss, and Mrs. Henry Wherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. McCann hosted a family dinner Sunday for the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crawford. Golden table decorations marked the event. Numerous relatives attended from Kansas City, St. Louis, Fulton, Williamsburg, Ottawa, and Lawrence, with several family members assisting the host couple.
Community groups listed include AAUW Green room O U student union Beta Gamma and several clubs. The item notes boned and rolled roasts require about 10 minutes more per pound than bone-in roasts, advising rotisserie chefs to adjust times accordingly.
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