First Methodist WSCS Holds Study Session
The First Methodist W.S.C.S. met with a violin solo by Louise Wall and piano by Jackie Weber. Mrs. James L. Sutherland spoke on organizational changes and answered questions. World Federation themes appeared in decor and a March 17 World Service truck donation was announced. Officers were named and a bus tour planned for April 30. 79 attended with three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Goldmark
Louise Wall
Jackie Weber
Clif Reynolds
Pensation
E. M. Brainard
James L. Sutherland
Prescott
J.M. Kilgore
Black
World Service
Harry Scott
Ray Koontz
Reynolds
Olin Wollen
Seceretary
John McClaran
James Gillette
C. E. Buckner
Hale Blair
Scott
Fred Adamson
Irene Unerah
Glen Bigelow
Mae Likes
Bruce Flemeing
F.F. Fockele
Ethyle Weleton
Loren Matthews
Della C. Lamb
St. Paul’s School of Theology
Goodswill Industries
Crosslines Mission
Ottawa Couple Plan April Wedding for Teresa Law and Richard Hollon
Mr Earl L Law and Mrs Law of Ottawa announce the engagement of their daughter Teresa Marie to Richard C Hollon son of James E Hollon also of Ottawa The wedding is planned for April 13 Teresa a 1967 Ottawa High School graduate will finish studies April 9 at Hays Hairdressing School Kansas City Richard a 1967 Ottawa High School graduate works at Gibson s Dog Food Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Law
Ottawa
Teresa Marie
Richard C. Hollon
James E. Hollon
Miss Law
Ottawa High School
Hays Hairdressing School
Kansas City
Hollon
Gibson’s Dog Food Co
Beta Gamma dinner hosts brief session and French cuisine talk
Mrs. R. A. Gollier welcomed Beta Gamma members to a Tuesday dinner with assistants Mrs. Blanche Pinet Mrs. Lewis Irwin and Mrs. W. S. Bowers. A green cloth table with a greenery centerpiece and white dove was used. Mrs. Pinet led a short business meeting and introduced Mrs. Robert Pinet who spoke on French cuisine. Mrs. John Crandall attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gollier
Beta Gamma
Assisteng
Blanche Pinet
Lewis Irwin
W.S. Bowers
Pinet
Robert Pinet
John Crandall
Play Given For Lesson At First Christian Church
The Wednesday afternoon general meeting of the First Christian Church Woman's Fellowship featured the play Learn By Doing presented by the Helen Gilbert Circle. Mrs Esther Mercer led worship with assistance from Mrs Dora New Mrs Kenneth Hammond and Mrs R D Waymire. Twenty three members attended along with two guests Mrs Darwin Waldy and Miss Florence Richardson. The Velma Larson Circle served as hostess group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Christian Woment S Fellowship
Helen Gilbert
Esther Mercer
Dora New
Kenneth Hamemond
R. D. Waymire
Darwin Waldy
Florence Richardson
Velma Larson
Dear Ann Landers letters on children and teens guidance
A reader urges attention to neglected older siblings at baby visits. Another asks if selling a live body is possible. advice cites laws and welfare help. A third shares a teen pregnancy and suggests counseling and professional Family Service Association for the daughter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Chapel Hill
N.C
Ann Landers
Bec
A,s,r
Welfare Department
Adella
How I spray painted wicker furniture for a tweed look
Heloise shares a quick method to revive a worn wicker three piece set. She outlines uneven blue brushing to create ridges and a sprayed finish for a tweed effect. She warns of sticky spray and recommends greasing skin before painting to avoid mess.
Local Matters Program Tackles Community Change
Ottawa branch of the American Association of University Women held a Tuesday evening session on Testing Values in a Changing Society. Mrs. H. C. Stevens was housed, with Miss Luella Parrott chairing. other members included Mrs. Stevens, Miss Amanda Rose Enquist, Miss Gladys Anthony, Mrs. Janice Beemer, Mrs. Mae Hegarty, and Mrs. W. G. Haussler of Wellsville. Discussions covered juvenile problems, employment and housing, health, and education based on interviews with Judge Don White and Police Chief Eugene Flaherty. The group formed small discussion teams to craft ways the organization can improve conditions, led by Dr. Ann Greer. The next meeting, April 2 at Grace Episcopal Church, will address world problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
American Association of Uniersity
H. C. Stevens
Luella Parrott
Stevens
Amanda Roseenquist
Gladys Anthony
Janice Beemer
Mae Hegarty
W. G. Haussler
Wellsville
Socialettes Lt Reynolds Leaves for Marine Service
Socialettes note Lt Donna Reynolds visits sister Mrs Tom Benton and family in Garnett. At leave’s end on March 13 she reports for service with the Marine Corps at Quantico Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Reynolds
Tom Benton
Garnett
Marine Corps
Quantico
Lesson and meetings of Trinity Methodist W.S.C.S.
Mrs. Max Cartmill led the lesson Listen and Learn on youth in church, while Mrs. Chester Louderback presented a film on missionary work and world banks. Officers announced March reading in Methodist Woman, a 1:15 p.m. April 3 session, a March 29 prayer vigil, and an April 30 retreat at Camp Chippewa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Cartmill
Trinity Methodist
W.S.C
Chester Louderback
Boelivia
Walter Pohl
Cartmill
Harry Loyd
Carroll Kirkpatrick
St. Patrick’s Day
Louderback
Myrtle Proffitt
Eme Poria
W.S.C.S
First Methodist W.S.C.S
New Life Mission
Camp Chippewa
Raymond Davis
Ben Gibson
Entertains Music Club Hosts Young Pianists Evening
Julie Haug hosted the second and third grade music club at her parents home Tuesday night. Twenty five members and guests attended with piano solos duets and memory recitals by Sherry Thrasher Gene Beaue champ Danny and Laurie Meyers. Awards came from sponsor Mrs Eldon Raeder. Refreshments were served. Next meeting planned with Wendy Fritts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Haug
Ron Haugh
Sherry Thrasher
Gene Beauechamp
Danny
Laurie Meyeers
Eldon Raeder
Haug
Julie
Wendy Fritts
Potluck at All Day Meet Hosted by Church of the Brethren
The Ladies Fellowship served a potluck dinner during an all day meeting in the church basement. Mrs. Wilbur Yates led business, Mrs. Glenn Gould gave devotions, and Mrs. Roy Gerhard organized sewing relief clothing and cleaning. March 20 mission lesson by Mrs. Ralph Hodgden. Ten attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Fellowship of the
Church of the Brethren
Wilbur Yates
Glenn Gould
Roy Gerhard
Ralph Hodgden
Marianne Christine Born To Harnden Family At Lawrence
The daughter born March 5 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Lawrence to Rev and Mrs Jerrard Harnden Richmond has been named Marianne Christine. She weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Jerrard Harnden
Richemond
Marianne Christine
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First Methodist Wscs
Teresa Marie Law
Beta Gamas
Fhune
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Montana
Family Service Assoeciation
Landers
Christian Bros
Wiha
Eucenaees
Kramer Drug
Ottawa, Kansas
Asher Pharmacy
Paola, Kansas
Meeks Drug
Osawatomie, Kansas
Folks
Heloise
Union
Order of Eastern Star
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Mildred Winterscheid
Marjorie Miller
Betty Hamilton
Lois Ogle
Tm Tamme Alg
Anchor Savings
Anchor
Anchor &Swings Association
Alice Mrm
OLS Seqites Ra
George L. Marstall
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Trinity Wscs
Entertains Music Club
Keefer
Centeur
As — Woolworth
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