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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
7
A reader suggests using leftover spaghetti sauce with Mexi cano Style chili beans to create a quick chili with beans. If meatballs are present, chop them first. A dash of chili powder enhances flavor.
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance to a 16 year old who worries about friendships despite many dates. The column urges showing interest in others, being friendly, and inviting girls over, while downplaying concerns about appearance. Other letters discuss honesty in introductions, menopause advice, and practical tips, including crafts and household hacks.
Mrs Clarence Bledsoe presided at the Nazare ne Missionary Society meeting Thursday evening. Mrs Bill Fowler led song service and devotions. Miss Ruby Sanford, prayer and fasting chairman, read requests and a letter from Rev Neilson in Switzerland. Mrs Leland Babcock reported on Feb 28 Lawrence meeting with Africa missionary speaker. Mrs George Dunkin taught on Lebanon. Mrs Elmer Shaw gave dismissal prayer.
The Wednesday session opened with a prayer by Mrs. Marlin Buehler. Mrs. Ralph Lateimer Jr. gave the devotional topic Pilgrims on Earth. Mrs. D. A. Hobbs offered a missionary prayer. After sewing, the hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. Charles Talbott was elected worthy high priestess for the Ottawa White Shrine No. 19 and Lauren Gaddis was elected watchman of shepherds. Other officers included Mrs. Louis Dale, Lanah Cameron, Ray Talbott, Mrs. Glenda Medlen, Mrs. Paul Smith, and Mrs. Howard Smith. Installations planned for April 2. Mrs. Paul Smith sang When Irish Eyes are Smiling with accompaniment.
Gary Royse hosted the Boys Music Club at his parents residence where members played piano solos. The club sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens awarded a prize for practice hours toGary Royse. The Royses provided refreshments and Rex Pope is scheduled to entertain the club in April.
Socialettes Merry-Go-Round Club hosted by Mrs. O B McNish held a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Harry Gilliland receiving a surprise package. A penny drill raised 76 cents. After craft work, refreshments were served. Wycoff Community Club was entertained by Mrs. W A Bromert. Mrs. Earl Farris gave devotions and won a prize. Mrs. Louie Powell led business. H C H Club members lunched at The Inn and planned a 6:30 p.m. April 9 supper at the Chesterheim home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pinney of Sturgeon Bay, Wis., left after visiting relatives.
Guest speaker B G Ballinger psychology instructor Ottawa University spoke on five basic problems of parenthood. Mrs Orval Staneart Jr. hosted with assist from Mrs Hare old Morden and Mrs Edward Beck. Next meeting plans include banquet on April 13 at The Inn. Tickets $1.25 from Mrs Gordon Dyer. Mrs C W Henning to share club history and future plans.
On March 4 a surprise party celebrated the 32nd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Higdon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Higdon Lane Pamela Castleberry Osawatomie Mr. and Mrs Earl Huddleston Princeton Mr. and Mrs Charles Higdon Tim Tom Lawrence Mr. and Mrs Richard Hughes and children Mrs. Raymond Davis and sons Ottawa and Mrs Florence Higdon Lola Mary and Nelson of the home.
Three Host Guild Session Hostesses for the Faith Luthe ran Guild meeting in the church Tuesday evening were Mrs. Lewis Buck, Mrs. Roland Sass and Mrs. John Rodgers. Mrs. Kurt Juengel led devotions and 22 members plus Pastor E. J. Zimmerman and Lorraine Cromwell attended. A food sale was planned for April 1 at the gas office and a missionary tea set for April 15 at Christ Church Topeka. An Easter Sunrise service display and committee were arranged, and the L.W.M.L. pledge was repeated.
A planning session Tuesday evening outlines a fashion show at 8 p.m. on March 24 in Memorial Auditorium. Conducted by the Sacred Heart Altar Society circles under Mrs. H. D. McGrath and Mrs. Hugh Didier, the event will feature clothing modeled by boys, girls, and women. Tickets are $1.50 and include refreshments after the show.
Mrs Ralph Loyd led a program on Persons and Places in Kansas for the Sequel Club discussing the state's early tribes the Wyandotte move the Walnut River travel patterns and the name Kansas with 1815 spelling. She noted the first white male child born in Kansas was Boone kin and showed pictures. Refreshments for 15 members followed.
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