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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1958

Page

7

Socialettes Attend WMS Meeting and Tours in Lawrence

Socialettes Mrs. Howard Henderson and Mrs. Clara Sinclair attended the WMS meeting at First Baptist Church in Lawrence as guests of Mrs. R. E. Lancaster. After the morning session and luncheon they planned a tour of Haskell Institute with G A R Ladies meeting Friday with Mrs. Ray Koontz. Forty five members joined three discussion groups at Mrs. C. W. Henning’s home yesterday. the next meetings are set for April 8. Skilton Club plans an Irish music program tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Williams.

Howard Henderson Clara Sinclair Lawrence W.M.S First Baptist Church R. E. Lancaster Haskell Institute C. W. Henning Skilton Club al Williams

North Baptist Church Elects Officers for Friendship Circle

The W. M. S. Friendship Circle of North Baptist Church elected officers last night at Mrs. Allen Troutman’s home. Officers named were Mrs. Jerry Tyler president, Mrs. Clar on Cordle chairman, Mrs. Don McFarland co chairperson, and Mrs. Clarence Keefer secretary treasurer. Mrs. Fred Kaub led the business session and a missionary letter from Sara Downer was read. The Hong Kong devotion by Mrs. Max Shoemaker emphasized boldly helping with racial issues and delinquency. The lesson was presented by Mrs. Merle Miller with aid from several members.

W. M. S. Friendship Circle of North Baptist Church Allen Troutman Jerry Tyler Claron Cordle Don McFarland Clarence Keefer Fred Kaub Sara Downer Hong Kong Max Shoemaker Merle Miller Earl Nichardson Virgil Salman Lindel Chism Carrie Davis Clarence Keith

Landmarks in Literature Tour by Rotary Anns

Mrs A C Carpenter led a Travel Program for Rotary Anns on famed landmarks in literature and history with color slides from a summer trip for teachers. Dr and Mrs T C Owen of Samperia State College English department directed the tour through the northeastern United States and Canada. Mrs Opal Howell hosted. 22 members attended with officers elected and St Patrick theme refreshments.

Rotary Anns A. C. Carpenter T. C. Owen Samperia State College United States Canada Opal Howell John Lamb Roger Fredrikson J. B. Stewart Charles Knight L. B. Paine John J. Pinney St. Patrick’s Max Ward Carpenter Truman Day Mary Woodward Robert Conaty Robert Dean

Greenwood Ladies Aid Supports Church Building Fund

The Greenwood Ladies Aid voted a 50 dollar contribution to Greenwood Baptist Church at a recent meeting to aid a Sunday School room. Mrs. Oliver Shaw hosted, Esther Fisher led prayer after scripture, and materials were checked for Bacone Indian school and White Cross work. A follow up meeting was planned with an O U student to discuss foreign missions. Fifteen members and several children attended.

Greenwood Ladies Aid Greenwood Baptist Church Oliver Shaw Esther Fisher Bacone Indian School White Cross O. U

Quenemo Fidelis Club Hosts St Patrick Theme Meeting

Mrs D R Morris hosted a Fidelis Club gathering in Quenemo with a green and white St Patrick theme. Mrs Chad Logan spoke on Ireland and the Emerald Isle while Mrs Edith Windett shared a quote on growing old gracefully. A doctor’s inquiry about relocating to QueneMo was read. The club voted a Red Cross drive contribution.

D. R. Morris Fidelis Club Quenemo St. Patrick Chad Logan Ireland Emerald Isle Edith Windett Red Cross

Birthday Party Planned by American Legion Auxiliary

The 39th annual birthday party for the American Legion will be a pot luck supper in the Auxiliary room at Memorial auditorium on March 2. A $5 contribution to the department president's project for a nursery at Winter hospital Topeka and $3.65 to the Hospital Auxiliary penny-a-day fund were approved. Cookies will be sent to the Veterans' Hospital at Wadsworth. bring cookies to Mrs. George McDowell or Mrs. Howard Henderson on March 16 or 17. Miss Gladys Anthony's National headquarters report noted $30.04 for the Security chairman. Mrs. Walter Pierson joined as a new member, bringing the total to 142. Robert Crawford gave two accordion solos. Miss Anthony won the door prize. Hostesses were Mrs. Sidney Drummond, Mrs. McDowell, and Mrs. Clarence Nauman. Twenty-three members attended.

Topeka Hospital Veterans’ Hospital Wadsworth George McDowell Howard Henderson Crusade For Freedom Gladys Anthony Walter Pierson Robert Crawford Miss Anthony Sidney Drummond McDowell Clarence Nauman

Contribute To Fund What-So-Ever Circle Meeting Note

The What-So-Ever Circle met Tuesday afternoon at Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church to contribute $3 to the Hospital Auxiliary fund. Mrs. Tom Flory presided and gave devotions with Mrs. Franklin Baker and Mrs. Hazel Hoffman providing music. Twenty four members answered roll call with Bible verses or stories. recreation supervised by Mrs. L. J. A. Smay and Mrs. W. C. Moore. refreshments themed in St Patrick decor. Committeewomen included Mrs. John Brecheisen, Mrs. W. E. Hogan, Mrs. C. F. E. Andrew, Mrs. Hazel Hoffman and Matt Butler.

Hospital Fellowship Hall First Methodist Church Tom Flory Franklin Baker Hazel Hoffman L. J. A. Smay W. C. Moore St. Patrick Mmes John Brecheisen W. E. Hogan C. F E. Andrew Matt Butler

Sewing Zigzag Members Meet in Lane for Planning

Sewing Zigzag club members displayed articles they sewed at a meeting Monday in Lane with Mrs Bill Owens. They discussed plans for Achievement Day and a bus trip to Kansas City on April 14. The chartered bus seats 40 from Paola at 8:45 am. Attending groups include Zig-Zag Zera Club of Paola and Zig-Zaggers of Ottawa. non members may ride if space allows. Members hailed from Paola Princeton Richmond Fontana Garnett Lane Greeley Rantoul and Ottawa.

Lane Bill Owens Kansas City Paola Zera Club Ottawa Princeton Richmond Fontana Garnett, Lane Greeley Rantoul

Notable Home Pastry Tip From Mrs. Duane Brown

Mrs Janes Duane Brown of 1410 South Main, a Worthwhile HDU member, shares a pastry recipe for Never Fail Piecrust using 3 cups flour, 2 teaspoons salt, 1 cup shortening, 1 egg yolk, 2 teaspoons vinegar, and water. Cut shortening into flour, add beaten yolk mixture in portions, blend lightly, yields enough for two two crust pies.

Duane Brown S. Main HDU

Carolyn Hood Named De Molay Sweetheart

Carolyn Ruth Hood of Garden City and former Ottawa resident was named State De Molay Sweetheart at a De Molay dinner at Hotel Jayhawk. A Garden City High School sophomore, she is active in school and church activities and serves on the youth council of the local Methodist Youth Fellowship.

Carolyn Ruth Hood Garden City Ottawa Rainbow

Obligating New Member Army Mothers Elect Delegates

Obligating New Member Army Mothers admitted Mrs Clyde Funk at the meeting yesterday. They elected delegates to the state convention in Topeka on May 13: Ray Harper Ben Gibson William Gos sett W M McClintie C D Hood and Carrie Chapman. Alternates are Nest Young G L Smith H J Nordeen Clarence Ingersoll R L Finch and L Clark. An all day meeting was planned for March 25. The report came from Mrs Albert.

Clyde Funk Topeka the Mines Ray Harper Ben Gibson William Gossett W. M. McClintie C. D. Hood Carrie Chapman Ernest Young G. L. Smith H. J. Nordeen Clarence Ingersoll R. L. Finch L. Clark

Rehabilitation chairman reports fundraiser proceeds

Caleb, rehabilitation chairman, notes a recent food sale netted $54.40. The charter was draped for Mrs. A. R. Siannon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. E. Clavel, Mrs. Leland Monroe and Mrs. H. J. Nordeen.

Caleb A. R. Siannon E. Clavel Leland Monroe H. J. Nordeen

Local Study Topic League Programs Tonight And Tomorrow

The League of Women Voters groups will present programs by Mrs James Chandler tonight and tomorrow. The series on Our Educational System concludes with Mrs Is EE Dorkins hosting tonight at 8. Mrs Robert Wellington hosts tomorrow at 9 30 a.m.

League of Women Voters James Chandler Is. EE. Dorkins Robert Wellington

Nurses Attend Kansas State Nurses Association Meeting

Six Ransom Memorial Hospital RNs attended the Kansas State Nurses Association district meeting at Watkins Hospital nurses' home in Lawrence. Attendees included Mines, Ruby Terrill, Cora Leming, Kivelyn Carlson, Leona Wise, Beulah Roberts, Marjorie Collings, and Hazel Roberts RN district president in charge. June Miller of KU Medical Center spoke on new rehabilitation services for crippled and handicapped children and a traffic program at the Medical Center. A short business session preceded a discussion on KSNA membership.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Kansas State Nurses Association Watkins Hospital Nurses’ Home Lawrence The Mines Ruby Terrill Cora Leming Kivelyn Carlson Leona Wise Beulah Roberts Marjorie Collings Hazel Roberts June Miller Peech and Hearing K.U. Medical Center Medical Center K.S. NA

Club Forecast Thursday Highlights Local Groups

A brief note lists multiple organizations and figures including Soroptimists, Kpcheon H.Cail, Mrs. Harold Bones, Watler Wood, NRA, Kiwantquehns, KLM Grove Club, Shrine Cow, Group TV, Pirat) Christian Charen, W.oCohth, and the Federated Church. Details are sparse with fragmented names and affiliations for Thursday events.

Kpcheon H.cail Watler Wood Far NRA Harold Bones

Baby Donna Marie Swallow Born March Seventh

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Swallow of 1123 N Poplar on March 7. She weighs 7 pounds 5 ounces and has been named Donna Marie. Grandparents are John W. Swallow of Ottawa, J Hicks of Bell, Calf, and Quietive Magill of 731 Pecan.

John C. Swallow N. Poplar Donna Marie John W. Swallow Ottawa

Personal Shower Honors Barbara Thye Bride Elect

A recent personal shower honoring Barbara Thye, bride elect of Bill Thyt, was held at hoc.

Barbara Thye Bill Thyt Hoc

Wedding Shower Held For Miss Thye In Ottawa

A wedding shower in Ottawa honored Miss Thye a senior at Ottawa University with gifts placed on a table topped by a miniature bride Mrs Carl Thyr of Kansas City and guests including Gusts and Misses Janet Jenkins Dora Smith Jan Steel Dollie Eismin ger Pris Seeley Sandy Schoenin ger Carol Tulloss Sheila Elliot Jane Walt Mary Welden Shirley Bensen Margaret Zipse Janet Ridings Nancilee Davis Elaine Huber Attendees sent regrets from The Ottawa Herald March 12 1938 listed Mrs George Tirye McPhers son Mrs Bob Knight Mrs Jim Springfield Misses Annette Power Betty Jo Northern Arlene Mc Coy Ruth Turnbull.

Carl Thyr Kansas City the Mynes Waldean Rapp Ben Moor Tidon Aeschliman Tom Dillon Isrvil Miel Janet Jenkins Dora Smith Jan Steel Dollie Eisminger Pris Seeley Sandy Schoeninger Carol Tulloss Sheila Elliot Jane Walt Mary Welden Shirley Bensen Margaret Zipse Janet Ridings Nancilee Davis Elaine Huber George J. Tirye McPhers Bob Knight Jim Springfield Annette Power Betty’ Jo Northern Arlene Mc*Coy Ruth Turnbull

Potato Fluff Recipe Steps From Mash Potatoes and Ceg

A method to make a light potato fluff by using 4 to 6 medium potatoes prepared like mashed potatoes. Include whole ceg and beat vigorously until fluffy. Pile lightly in a buttered baking dish and bake in a very hot oven about 5 minutes until the top browns lightly.

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