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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1958

Page

9

Socialettes share Europe trip and local club notes

Ralph Logan reports his sister Mrs P J Parmelee and friend Mrs W S Lucas both of Colorado Springs plan a Europe voyage after flying to New York. They will tour England Netherlands Belgium Germany Austria Switzerland Italy Sicily Monaco and France before returning home. Grace Episcopal Guild reviewed The Holy Scriptures under Mrs G D Weilepp with 14 members present. Zigzagger club demo by Ralph Meharry led to a Kansas City field trip March 17. Mrs Ralph McCurdy hosted a layette shower for Mrs Robert Roush as 17 members attended. L W Club sewed and visited at Mrs R W Pope’s with several members listed.

Ralph Logan Wiliamsburg P. J. Parmelee W. S. Lucas Ava Tapley Williamsburg Colorado Springs Colo Europe New York England Netherlands Belgium Germany Austria Switzerland Italy Sicily Monaco France Grace Episcopal Guild Holy G. D. Weilepp Bruce Allison T. G. Milburn C. W. Richardson Gower Zigzagger Club Ralph Meharry Kansas City Ralph McCurdy Robert Roush

Talk on mental growth at Child Study Club

The Talk on Mental Growth by Dr. David G. Laury covered security acceptance and fairness as key development factors. Topics included normal child reactions inferiority at birth and the formative pre school years with discussions on punishment adolescent issues and club affairs.

David G. Laury E. V. Meyer Laury T. E. Fleming Floyd Coffman Jay Milton Morris Wilson St. Patrick

Contribute To Fund Lend-A-Hand Club Meeting

At Trinity Methodist Church basement a Tuesday meeting raised 10 to aid Easter Shoes for teens at the Newton Children's Home. Mrs Frank Cannady presided as members chose residents of the Methodist Home for the Aged at Topeka to remember on birthdays. Mrs Jess Blake led devotions while the committee including Dorothy Edmundson Howard Fisher Eva Fleming planned.

Newton Trinity Methodist Church Frank Cannady Methodist Home Topeka Jess Blake Roy S. Stead Alburnett Iowa Dorothy Edmundson Howard Fisher Eva Fleming

Psychologist Miss Sprange to Direct Franklin County Center

Elizabeth Sprange, clinical psychologist, spoke at the Ottawa branch of A.C.E. last evening about the Franklin County Guidance Center. She outlined clinic cooperation with homes and schools. The Princeton High School library hosted the meeting with Mrs. Wilma Fishburn introducing the speaker and refreshments provided by local A.C.E. members.

Ottawa A.C.E Elizabeth Sprange Franklin County Guidance Center Princeton High School Wilma Fishburn Princeton A.C.E

Nurses Hear Guest At Memorial Hospital Event

Franklin County nurses met at Ransom Memorial Hospital for a talk by district president Miss Hazel Roberts of Pagla on public health nursing and professional nursing associations. Hostesses were Mrs. E. V. Skidmore and Mrs. W. L. Roberts. In the business session led by Mrs. Larry Wassmer the association donated 3.65 to the Hospital Auxiliary fund.

Franklin County Ransom Memorial Hospital Hazel Roberts Pagla E. V. Skidmore W. L. Roberts Larry Wassmer

W C T U Leaders Return From Emporia Training

Mrs M Todd Macdonald state director of Temperance and Missions displayed a Cuban flag and spoke on expanding Spanish temperance literature at a two day W C T U official board and leadership training meeting in Emporia. Mrs Mary Black moderated a district presidents and state directors forum. Mrs C V Biddle national vice president spoke on Ruts in the Road to Abstinence. Harry Smith of Pittsburg won the inter collegiate oratorical contest.

M. Todd Macdonald Mary Black W.C.T.U Emporia Macdonald Temperance and Missions Black C. V. Biddle Harry Smith Pittsburg

P.E.O. Chapter AA Reelects Officers At Dinner

Elect officers Tuesday evening at a dinner meeting hosted by Mrs. Wallace Wells. Reelected were Miss Margaret Clark president Mrs. T E Trigg vice president Mrs Fred Kaiser and Miss Lola Sloan treasurer Mrs Paul Haggard chaplain and Mrs W G Ransom Jr guard. Dinner committee included Fred Kaiser Harold J Lamb M H Forester Paul Haggard J R Henning Sam Hubbard Ivan Jacobsen John Lamb J L Johnson and Miss Gertrude Clark.

P.E.O Wallace Wells Margaret Clark T. E. Trigg Fred Kaiser Lola Sloan Paul Haggard W. G. Ransom Jr Harold J. Lamb M. H. Forester J. R. Henning

Make-Up Demonstration by One-To-Six Club

Make-Up Demonstration by the One-To-Six Club featured creams and make-up last evening led by Mrs. Lester Davis. The club donated $3.65 to Hospital Auxiliary penny-a-day fund. Roll call included plant exchanges. Mrs. Glen Gates gave devotions. Hostess Mrs. John Christian, assisted by Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Mrs. Robert Pence. New member Mrs. Boyd White joined. guest Mrs. Nathan Gatlin attended. Thirteen members present.

Lester Davis Hospital Glen Gates John Christian Clyde Johnson Robert Pence Boyd White Nathan Gatlin

Ladies Dessert Bridge at Country Club Tuesday

A card party called Ladies Dessert Bridge is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon at the Country Club. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. R. E. Sloan at 1853 or Mrs. N. R. Hodson at 1546.

Country Club R. E. Sloan N. R. Hodson

Progressive Dinner Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi

The Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a progressive dinner for 12 guests with a St Patrick theme. The salad, main, and dessert courses were hosted at Mrs Harvey Martin, Mrs Harry Brown, and Mrs Claude Webb homes respectively, with planned entertainment at each stop. Guests included Ches bro, Fletcher, White, Don Brown, Ivan Knight, Bill Seymour, Don McKelvey, Bill Frear, Gene Ramsey and Misses Vera Goodman Beverly Fenton Patsy Dlabal.

Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi St. Patrick Harvey Martin Harry Brown Claude Webb Mine Charles Chesbro Charles Fletcher Charles White Don Brown Ivan Knight Bill Seymour

Dear Ann Landers column problems letters

Advice column style recap of multiple reader questions about marriage jealousy communication with spouses and family conflicts. Topics include unfaithful or unavailable partners, keeping secrets with a sibling, handling temptation, and seeking better dialogue at home with practical steps and moral guidance.

Layette Shower Honored Guest at Mrs Weber’s Event

Mrs Charles Weber was guest of honor at a layette shower Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs Jack Beauchamp. Guests included many women and children, with games, refreshments, and lending gifts from Mrs Clifford Fritts Oscar King BI Gray John Lederer Henry Standt and Leonard Humphrey.

Charles Weber Jack Beauchamp Mmes Frederick Wood Herbert Wolf Truman Milton Duane Montague Harold Staadt Everett Burgess Marguerite Peterson T . Beauchamp Wilbur Humphrey John Standt Julia Montague Steve Carolyn Burgess Jacqueline Beauchamp M m Clifford Fritts Oscar King BI Gray John Lederer Henry Standt Leonard Humphrey

Panel Discussion at Tot-To-Teen Club Last Evening

Nev Roger Fredrikson moderated a panel of high school students Bob Lewis Bud Gollier and Kathy Archer. Topics included school activities dating family relations and church activities. Hostess Mrs William Barker assisted by Mrs Warren Mason conducted the business session. Guests included Mrs Lyle Fouls and Mrs Raymond Warner.

Nev Roger Fredrikson Bob Lewis Bud Gollier Kathy Archer William Barker Warren Mason Idon Sechnoke Lyle Fouls Raymond Warner

Club Forecast Friday 11 A FR LADIES Mia Ray Koonts

Community notes list events and names across several local groups including Oak land Calvary Hapitat and Spring Creek. The fragment mentions Penny pupper and local clubs such as Latimer Crean Dall and Valor view with echoes of a church gathering at Spring Creek.

Mia Ray Koonts Baakban Clara Calvary Hapitat Spring Creek Penny Pupper Oakland Valory View Latimer Crean Dall Echo

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L. W. Club R. W. Pope J. J. Smith J. E. Hardrode S. H. Vincent T. T. Johnson Clarence Nauman G. L. Knight C. E. Andrew C E. Buckner Cynthia Ingram Sheri Schultz Brownies Wilson Field House James Ingram S. Main V. O. Schultz Lois Smith Goetz Ann Landers Jim Molly Ann Detroit Bridge Band Field Enterprises Tne Bun- Timea Tings Chienga, TH Snetoso Rustain Products Fairlawn Layette Weeks Fain Non Fairmont Fairmont Milk Vehee Lane Sonbshire Eee Classics Brentshires Dacron du Pont Montgomery Ward
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