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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1958

Page

8

Ann Landers Advice Column Problems Collected

Reader concerns mix marriage betrayals and workplace profanity. Ann counsels annulment for deceitful marriage practice and supports personal choice on best man and maid of honor, then notes language issues in an office and the need to weigh quitting versus staying.

Ann Ann Landers Field Enterprises, Inc Sun- Times

W C T U Officials Plan Emporia Meeting Leaders Plan

Ottawans attending the W C T U official state board meeting and leadership training conference in Emporia on March 11 and 12 include Mrs. Mary Black Mrs. M Todd Macdonald and Mrs. William Johnson. The program features an address by Mrs C V Biddle vice president of the National W C T U and the annual inter collegiate oratorical contest.

W.C.T.U Emporia Mary Black M. Todd Macdonald William Johnson C. V. Biddle

Lane W S C S Meets Mrs Damon Moon Learn Heritage

Lane W S C S met Thursday afternoon at the church annex for a lesson titled Our Heritage. Assisting were Mrs John Baxter Mrs Jerry Triplett Mrs Jake Hieber Mrs Tom Blunk and Mrs Mary Gleason. Walter Landers conducted business. Miss Eva Spencer gave devotions. Members reported 30 calls and 58 cards. February dinner committee included Mrs John Baxter Mrs Henry Dunkak and Mrs William Owens. Sixteen attended.

Damon Moon Our Lane W.S.C.S John Baxter Jerry Triplett Jake Hieber Tom Blunk Mary Glea Walter Landers Eva Spencer Henry Dunkak William Owens

Stewardship Playlet Presented at Federated Church

The Women’s Association met Wednesday at Federated Church with the devotion al Stewardship theme. A playlet The Better Way by Mrs William Gamble featured Carrie Adams and several others including Mrs Gamble and J R Cheney. Mrs John Sheldon led hymns before and after the program. Funding updates included Miss Rose Anne Crawford’s Ganado Mission work in Arizona. Refreshments and social committee details were noted.

Women’s Association Federated Church William Gamble Carrie Adams Mmes. Gamble R. 0. Harder William Ward Earl Read Lyman Corlis Bruce Spears J. R. Cheney John Sheldon Harold Crawford A. E. Ford Cheney Rose Anne Crawford Ganado Mission Arizona the _Mimes M. K. Pettit S. S. Bergsima I. H. McCune Lulu Brown

Old-Fashioned Apple Pie Recipe Shared by Mrs Brensinger

A recipe for Old Fashioned Apple Pie submitted by Mrs. Bobbe Brensinger of Worthwhile HDU. Includes pastry instructions, six to eight apples, sugar spice mix, and baking at 400 degrees.

Bobbe Brensinger RFD 4 HDU

Socialettes and Club Notes From Richmond Area

Socialettes notes report guests at a layette shower for Vada Joann Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Robertson. Mrs Clarence Shel don and Mrs Shel don traveled to San Diego to visit relatives. Glora Kay Lederer Pomona wins 250 Freshman Year Scholarship to Baker University earned from Baker Day tests. Daughters Club of Centropolis enrolled Mrs Kenneth Gage. lunch by Mrs Ted Clark. Birthdays for Mrs Tilfred Simmons and Mrs Fred Powers observed with six others and two children. Wycoff Community Club hosted by Mrs Harry Pahlman with devotions by Mrs Earl Farris. Spring program for Wycoff school set for March 14. Mrs Farris won a contest. Attendees listed. Franklin County Nurses Wednesday features Hazel Roberts RN from University of Kansas Medical Center to speak on district organization. Marcia Cudworth Circle WMS Easter program by Mrs Claire Kahler. Helen Steelman host with Mrs Parke Bacon. Eighteen members of the Fidelis Sunday school class of the Franklin County church.

Daughters Club of Centropolis Kenneth Gage Ted Clark Porter Turner Tilfred Simmons Fred Powers Wycoff Community Club Harry Pahl C. W. Schneider Earl Farris Wycoff School Farris Mmes W. A. Bromert H. M. Dowdy W. C. Goodman Alvin Hinderliter R. N. Harrison Lawrence Lundstedt Franklin County Vincent Skidmore Hazel Roberts R.N University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas Nurses Association

Paola church group visits Mrs McDowell on birthday

First Baptist Church of Paola members surprised Mrs Hattie McDowell at 922 North Main on Thursday with baskets for her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Floyd Perkins of 820 North Main. McDowell longtime Paola resident and once a class member.

First Baptist Church of Paola Hattie McDowell N. Main Floyd Perkins

Japanese Program Slides On Personalities At Fellowship

The Young Matrons Fellowship of First Christian Church held a program on Japanese Personalities last evening. Mrs. Ray Smith led with assistants Mrs. Bil Wheeler Mrs. Ray Talbott Mrs. Charles Talbott Mrs. Nathan Gratlin and Mrs. Irene Mangum. Hostess Mrs. James Pritchard with helpers Mrs. Charles Weck and Mrs. Frank Helden. Members shared on roll call how they bore their children's names. Devotions were by Mrs. Luckey McKean and business led by Mrs. Roger Brink. Visitors included Mrs. Harl Sexton Mrs. Don Smith Mrs. Norma Tayden and three children. Twenty five members attended.

First Christian Church Ray Smith Bil Wheeler Ray Talbott Charles Talbott Nathan Gratlin Irene Mangum James Pritchard Charles Weck Frank Helden Luckey McKean Roger Brink Harl Sexton Don Smith Norma Tayden

Plant Sale at Baxter Club Nets Six Dollars Eighty Cents

The Baxter Social Hour club raised $6.80 from a plant sale plan for recreation yesterday at Mrs. Herb Bishon s home. The event featured flowers bulbs and houseplants with Mrs TL J Allen leading a devotional and the Lord's Prayer, followed by business from Mrs. Royce Gragg. Fifteen members attended along with three children.

Baxter Social Hour Club Herb Bishon TL. J. Allen Royce Gragg

Club Forecast Saturday COUNTRY CLUB Special PY party

Mrs. Henry A. Pardarr hosts a Monday event with a social gathering at the country club. Dan Daggeer is noted for hosting or speaking, with a casual reception and planned activities.

Henry A. Pardarr Stetchtees Dan Daggeer Hone Pallbek Aupper

Community fund drive notes and prizes at meeting

Contribute To Fund Minery Green Social club collected $3.65 yesterday for the Hospital Auxiliary penny a day fund. Mrs Lee Peterson hosted and Mrs Artie Watchinson led business. Members displayed baby pictures for roll call. Mrs JR Shelton won a contest prize and Mrs Lonnie Reeder got the door prize. Seventeen members and three children attended.

Minery Green Social Clu Hospital Lee Peterson Artie Watchinson JR Shelton Lonnie Reeder

Baby named Larry Keyes in Huterville Alabama birth

A son born February 17 to Mr and Mrs Dale K Strider Hutaville Alabama weighed 8 pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Mar Conner of 604 North Oak.

Billy Tyramic Nurss Wilbur Kristenson Jr Buena Park Calif Ottawa California Elsie Ramsey Wilbur Kristenson Sr John Crockett RFD 2 Dale K. Strider Hutaville Ala Larry Keyes Mra Mar

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