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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1955

Page

10

Women’s Page Club Evening and Sixtieth Anniversary Observed

Judy Lister entertained the Musical Majors club at her parents home with piano solos and memory recitals by Joyce Cox and Dee Ellen Lister. Guests included Mrs. M. A. Welty and many Lister and Cox family members. Also noted was the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoelscher of Greeley with a noon dinner, tiered cake, jonquils and centered reception, planned by their granddaughter Jeanne Hobbs. further events included a World Service Projects program and social hour with pussy willow decor.

Judy Lister Musical Majors Club George Lister Joyce Cox Dee Ellen Lister Pat Lister Donna Reinecke Carol Bruce M. A. Welty Henry Hoelscher Greeley St. John’s Hall Ray Angleton Ottawa William Cordle Topeka P. L. Galloway Garnett Steve Hoelscher Richmond John Hoelscher Lebo George Brink George J. W. Prather Jim Kansas City Tony Hoelscher Sioux City Lois Hoelscher Shirley Galloway Jeanne Hobbs E. E. Dorkins J. R. Cheney John Sheldon Robert Conaty William Berger E. M. Swanson Edwin Sheldon Carl Cayot Lola Sloan Mamie Dick Mmes. Cayot

Women's Association meeting draws forty-two in Federated church room

Forty two members attended the Women's Association yesterday afternoon gathering in the Federated church lecture room.

Women’s Association Federated Church

C W F Meeting Features India Talk by Missionary Daughter

The Christian Women’s Fellowship met in the church annex last evening with a talk on India by Marva E. Hasselblad, daughter of Indian medical missionaries, who has spent 15 years there. A fellowship prayer, saxophone solo by Carl Fogle with Ilo Henning, and a district convention report by Mrs. Earl Sexton were featured. Mrs. Robert Ashton was announced as first district secretary. Hostesses were Mrs. Eugene Saffren, Mrs. Howard Doyen, and Mrs. Ray Talbott. 27 members and two guests attended.

Christian Women’s Fellowship Christian Church India O. U Marva E. Hasselblad Carl Fogle Ilo Henning Olathe Earl Sexton Robert Ashton Prairie Village Eugene Saffren Howard Doyen Ray Talbott Homer Bishop H. E. Rodgers Centropolis Neil Bullock First Baptist W. M. S J. B. Stewart White Cross J. Mario Casanella Kansas el Cristo Cuba Colegio Internacionales Robert Brenner Colegio Bautist Managua Nicaragua Clarence Hegberg Henry Gilroy Circle Ray Schmidt Christian Service Max Alderman William Myers Marvin Bond Henry Newfield Howard Henderson Harold Bundy Robert Bundy Frank Shull J. R. Henning R. C. Winchester Theodore Schupbach Mies Hegberg Henderson Winchester Ethel Smart Robert Rice Lettie Archer Mmes L. P. Moree Robert McCrea Paul Archer C. K. Smith

Busy Bee club quilts during Tuesday meeting

Busy Bee club members worked on quilt blocks at Tuesday afternoon session led by Mrs. Dean Holmes. Mrs. John Montgomery conducted a business session, awarding the penny draw to Mrs. Montgomery and the mystery gift to Mrs. Leona Chesser. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Holmes, Carl Wittman, and Montgomery, with other members including Mines, Ed Elliott, Dewey McClay, and Lillian Bryan.

Busy Bee Club Dean Holmes John Montgomery Leona Chesser Mmes. Holmes Carl Wittman Montgomery The Mines Ed Elliott Dewey McClay Lillian Bryan

Mrs J N Carter Led Business And Mrs Donald Brown Devotions

Mrs J N Carter conducted business and Mrs Donald Brown led devotions at yesterday's meeting. The brief item notes their roles and the routine church gathering.

J. N. Carter Donald Brown

First Methodist W S C S Elects Officers at March Meeting

Mrs. J E Wallen presented the lesson Young Woman Moved to the City. District meeting planned for March 30 at Garnett. Officers elected include President Mrs Carter Vice President Mrs E G Stith Recording secretary Mrs W C Goodman Treasurer Mrs W D Bemmels and many committee heads. Sixty members present. food sale set for March 18.

First Methodist W.S.C.S J. E. Wallen Garnett Carter E. G. Stith W. C. Goodman W. D. Bemmels L. H. Hoffman Mary Black M. M. Bennett D. C. Whitaker Charles Mavity, Jr C. E. Buckner W. L. Ramsey Leroy Hood H. A. Parker R. A. Bruce Board of Education J. E. Hardrode Southwest Circle H. J. Nordeen

Union Chapel W S C S Elects Officers At Meeting

Yesterday at Mrs D R Willhites home Union Chapel W S C S held a meeting with Mrs Carroll Whiteford conducting business. A life membership was presented to a former president who is moving from the community. Officers named include Mrs George Stewart president and Mrs Verne White vice president. Eleven committees and roles were filled with named members and a guest Mrs Hubert Albertson attended. The Union Chapter No 15 O E S met in Masonic temple with five elected to receive degrees.

Union Chapel D. R. Willhite Carrroll Whiteford John R. Forrer George Stewart Verne White Ralph Doman Lamar Forrer A. R. Hay Will Cartmill W. H. Williams G. F. Eversmeyer Everett Higdon Ernest Lawrance Dale Forsythe Union O.E.S Masonic Temple Glenn Bigelow Osawat

Ottawa Women Host Interchurch Student Social Hour

An after church social for O. U. students brought together First Baptist First Methodist and Federated churches. Ninety six students attended with entertainment by Mrs G H Marshall and mothers from Federated guiding activities. C E Peck John Lawrence Max Ward directed games as committees served refreshments and led by Rev I A Smith and others.

O. U First Baptist First Methodist Federated G. H. Marshall First Baptist Church Glenn Moon Federated Church C. E. Peck John Lawrence Max Ward Ward Glen Hill Nettie Franks L. V. Smith J. E. Shinn I. A. Smith E. V. Lash Frank Chamberlin William L Hastie

Club Forecast Friday MONDAY STITCHERS supper event

The notice lists a Friday gathering of club members at a MISS Bertha Richardson hosted event. Royal Neighbors hosts a potluck dinner with a buffet setup. Attendance and exact time are not specified in the readable text.

Stitchers Miss Bertha Richardson

Topeka Visit and Club Meeting Notes

Topeka Tuesday attendees included the Mines, Ben Park, M. V. Holmes, J. J. Pinney, Wilbur Gaughan and W. A. Penny. Rangeline club hosted Mrs. Robert Browning who read scripture. Mrs. C. O. Drum spoke on Breaking Through the Sound Barrier. Mrs. Stoebener spoke on The Speed of Light. Irish jokes served as roll call responses. Mrs. Woodsum organized entertainment with others including Miss Mary Kring and Wendell Pohl. A dessert idea used mixed fruit with lemon slices and custard sauce option from instant pudding mix. Safe-U.S. Savings Bonds mentioned.

Topeka Kansas The Mines Ben Park M. V. Holmes J. J. Pinney Wilbur Gaughan W. A. Penny Rangeline Club Robert Browning C. O. Drum

Baby Names From Hall Kennedy Families

The baby births list three daughters named Caro lyn Louise, Shonnie Lee, and Terry Lynn. Caro lyn Louise was born March 1 at Hays hospital to Dr. and Mrs. James R. Hall of Ellis Kansas, weighing seven pounds five ounces. The Kennedys in Merced and Venice California announce Shonnie Lee born February 13 at Castle Air Force Base and Terry Lynn born February 3 in Venice, with weights four pounds three ounces and six pounds eight ounces respectively. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Kennedy, with Julia Mulvaney noted as great grandmother.

Shonnie Lee Clarence D. Kennedy Ottawa Culver City Calif Julia Mulvaney Route 2 Kennedy Calvin D. Kennedy Flower Ave Venice Terry Lynn

Socialettes Tuesday Pinochie Club Card Party

Socialettes met at Mrs. Glenn Happy s home Tuesday evening for a Pinochie card party. Mrs. Charles Mavity won high score and Mrs. Charles Leese was second. Guests included Mrs. Lucky Williams and several members with visits from relatives of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Stith and Mr. Hazen Richardson. Lt. Richardson, after training at Scott Field, Illinois, will be stationed at Laury Field in Denver and they will depart tomorrow. Ottawa League of Women Voters members also attended prior to leaving.

Glenn Happy Charles Mavity Charles Leese Lucky Williams Mmes Sidney Morris Don Shade Ermina Melroy Clarence Rea William Richardson E. G. Stith Hazen Richardson Lt. Richardson Scott Field Ill Laury Field Denver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Women’s Page Society St. Patrick Janet Duncan Mmes. Lister Orlis Cox Howard Duncan F. J. Indall Willard Lister Evan Lloyd Paul Thompson M. E. Reinecke Wiss Eleanor Lloyd Janet Cox Jane Gollier Karen Indall Linda Lloyd Betty Parker Paula Perking Jeanne Thompson Gene Hill Denver, Colo St. Joseph C.W.F Paine Glenn Gates Point of Adah Janice Detwiler Sharon Mewhinney Paul Shipps G. W. Ponton O. R. Norman O. R. McCandless F. Langer J. A. Peterson W.M.S Carol Ann Park Emporia State Teachers College Alpha Sigma Alpha Social Sorority Miss Park Car! Park West 6Th Ottawa Society RCO Saa U.S. Savings Jeffery Paul Gene McAdoo E. Wilson George Hough N. Cherry O. H. McAdoo el Dorado Kas Muecke Studio Ottawa League of Women Voters Douglas Bros. First & Main Seventh Day Baptist Fellowship First Baptist Church of Seventh Day Baptists Forrest Bond Williamsburg D. L. Davis Nortonville Lord Thy God Orlon Townsends
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