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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
3
New York reports on baby clothes emphasizing practicality and charm. Mothers guide tiny wardrobes with nautical and astronaut themes, while girls favor ruffles lace and embroidery. Primary colors appeal to children, though white suits special occasions. Parents seek washable, easy care outfits in pastel and bold prints for gifting and daily play.
Dear Lucky, keep your mouth shut about the past unless the man is a miserable heel. Daddykins, marriage may end a problem but begins a new one for the son-in-law. A wife wearing her husband’s clothes causes wardrobe damage. fathers should curb the habit early. A dog joke at dinner sparks disgust. keep dog dishes separate. For help, send letters with a stamped self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers.
The Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting featured Dr James E Wallen speaking on Sculpture and Wood Carving with projects displayed. Members shared favorite works during roll call and plans were made for a spring rush party a progressive dinner beginning at Mrs Jim Dykstra's home with Mrs Duane Hall hosting.
Mrs. James E. Berry hosted the Cosmopolitan club luncheon in the Christian Church annex. Mrs. L E Dunn spoke on Conservation and noted Silent Spring by Rachel Carson. A special collection funded arthritis relief for state and national federation projects. New members welcomed were Mrs. Alice Hamilton and Mrs. Merle Marmon. Guests included Mrs. H F Duvall and Mrs. Ralph DeShazer.
On Saturday evening a group gathered at Mr and Mrs Lee Shobe’s home for a surprise celebration of Mrs Shobe’s birthday which fell on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs A E Nichols and Lloyd, Mrs Viola Montague, Mrs Gertrude Kemper, and Mr and Mrs A J Richardson and Gary. On Sunday the Shobes and Richardsons visited Edwardsville for dinner at the home of a daughter of the Shobes and her husband Mr and Mrs Watson Ore.
Socialettes at North Baptist Church voted last evening to make mattress protectors for a church camp. Mrs. Lawrence Day and her group served refreshments at the close.
Mrs. Lee Finch presided as Retta Conclave No. 8 honored supreme and grand officers at the altar. Gifts were presented and invitations read for visits by Missouri officials and upcoming card parties. A chicken noodle dinner was announced for March 16 at the Masonic Temple with refreshment duties assigned.
Kayettes hosted a Father Daughter dessert event themed Dad's Darling at Eugene Field School last evening. About 120 fathers and daughters attended with a brown, yellow and green color scheme. Darlene Diven welcomed guests while Susan Kelly sang two solos with Susan Sandow on accompaniment. John J. Pinney presented slides of Italy and Ireland. Kayette sponsors were Genevieve Gillette and Nora Evans. mothers helpers included ter Bechtle Reynolds Burlingham Tipton and Mages.
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