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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1958

Page

8

Sew-Easy Printed Pattern 4532 for Misses’ Sizes 10 to 18

Brighten summer with Sew-Easy Pattern 4532 featuring a Carefree T-shirt with convertible neckline, slim shorts and pedal pushers. Includes sizes 10 through 18, requires about 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 shirt and 1 4/4 yards for shorts. Send 50 cents plus 5 cents mailing, to Anne Adams Pattern Dept New York.

Anne Adams Care Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Raisin Measuring Tips From Old Recipe Note

When a recipe asks for half a pound of raisins use 114 cups. Rinse the raisins in hot water and drain well before adding to cakes and cookies.

Delegates Elected by United Presbyterian Church Unit

Electors chosen for the Presbytery at Topeka on March 18 include Mrs. John Morton and Mrs. Charles Weaver as delegates. Alternate delegates named are Mrs. Elmer Bell and Mrs. Raymond Shields. Mrs. Bell hosted with Mrs. N. A. Chambers assisting.

W.um.w United Presbyterian Church John Morton Charles Weaver Topeka Elmer Bell Raymond Shields Bell N. A. Chambers W. W. Whitacre Morton

Re-Elect Officers Pomona Methodist W.S.C.S

Pomona Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service re elected officers at a Thursday meeting. Mrs Merle Montague is president with Mrs Ralph Hunt as vice president, Mrs L F Wallace secretary, and Mrs C C Burch treasurer. Remarks on Missions for Healing were given by Mrs Anderson assisted by several members. Refreshments were served by Mrs George Lantis and Mrs Charlie Lantis. Sixteen members and five children attended.

Pomona Methodist W.S.C.S Merle Montague Ralph Hunt L. F. Wallace C. C. Burch Ruby Anderson Hunt Burch Wallace Wayne Hollins George Lantis Charlie Lantis

Barbara Hull Hosts Melody Club Evening at Hull Residence

Barbara Hull entertained the Melody Music Club at her parents home Mr and Mrs Robert Hull. Members performed piano solos and Jackie Weber won the prize for practice hours awarded by sponsor Mrs R L Stevens. Mrs Hull and Barbara provided refreshments. Ten members and eleven guests attended. Carol and Jewell Scott slated to entertain on April 14.

Barbara Hull Melody Music Club Robert Hull Jackie Weber R. L. Stevens Hull Barbara Carol and Jewell Scott

Japan Theme Noted At Church Meeting Last Evening

A CW F Group IV gathering in the church centered on Japan with Mrs. Lee Armstrong directing and lesson leader Mrs. Charles Redman. Nellie March served as worship director, Irene Hart spoke on stewardship, and Darlene Waymire played piano and flute with her mother. Hostesses included Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Jodia Jordan, and Miss Ruth Kinkaid. Visitors listed were Mrs. Gordon Miller, Mrs. Earl Sexton, and Betty Waymire.

C.W.F Japan Lee Armstrong Charles Redman Nellie March Irene Hart Darlene Waymire R. D. Waymire Hart Jodia Jordan Ruth Kinkaid Gordon Miller Earl Sexton Betty Waymire

Salmon Loaf With Cheese Recipe From Mrs Griffin

Mrs Fred Griffin of Worthwhile HDU shares a salmon loaf recipe that can be served hot or cold. Ingredients include salmon cheese butter salt pepper egg milk and bread crumbs mixed to a stiff loaf then baked in a hot oven at 373 degrees until golden brown serves six.

Fred Griffin N. Oak HDU

Ottawa White Shrine Elects Officers for Year

The Ottawa White Shrine elected Hazel Romstedt as worthy high priestess and Elmer Roth as watchman of shepherds. Others include Myrtle Rogers, Ray Talbott, Ivan Jacobsen, Elmer Roth, Lela Comstock, Mrs. Ray Talbot, Marie Mathis and more. Next meeting March 27 with Farewells led by Miss Lanah Cameron and Melvin Sellers, followed by a covered dish supper. Public installation planned for April 4. refreshments served by several members.

Ottawa Hazel Romstedt Elmer Roth Shepherds Myrtle Rogers Ray Talbott Ivan Jacobsen Lela Comstock Marie Mathis Lanah Cameron Melvin Sellers

Rebekahs Honor Breckenridge Officials at Meeting

Rebekahs honored guest W L Pickering grand representative to sovereign grand lodge Wednesday evening. Mrs O L Breckenridge led the event with Mrs Clara Smith reporting on the higher education fund and Mrs Russell Nordyke noting the 8th United Nations pilgrimage tour. The lodge gave 3.65 to Hospital Auxiliary and announced 42.50 from a recent food sale.

Rebekahs O. L. Breckenridge W. L. Pickering Sovereign Grand Lodge Clara Smith Higher Education Fund Russell Nordyke United Nations Hospital Auxiliary Fund Glenn Lancaster Louis Turner Harry Loyd M. L. Sellers Adam Wicke Ben Holmes Lindel Chism Will Rice Alta O'Flaherty

Socialettes note trip to Arizona and regional Soroptimist reports

Socialettes report Mr and Mrs John Lawrence visit Arizona in Douglas and Phoenix. Soroptimist Club conven tion reports by Miss Peg Carr and Mrs Orpha Jones at Lofgreen building. They attended the Tulsa regional conference. Mrs Joe Pierson presided in Nell Barnaby’s absence. Hostesses were Mrs M A Welly and Mrs Pierson. Sixteen attended.

John Lawrence Arizona Douglas Phoenix Soroptimist Club Peg Carr Orpha Jones Lofgreen Tulsa Joe Pierson Nell Barnaby M. A. Welly Pierson

Birthday Party for Tom Sims at Home

Tom Sims son of Mr and Mrs T M Sims celebrated his seventh birthday yesterday at their 1934 S Oak residence with games and refreshments. Guests included Janie Gentner Jay Gentner Nancy Gaynor Dana Bennett Jay Hoglund Mark Wagoner Jay Carey Jim Daugharty Douglas Dorkins and his brother John Allen Sims.

Tom Sims T. M. Sims S. Oak Janie Jay Gentner Nancy Gaynor Dana Bennett Jay Hoglund Mark Wagoner Jay Carey Jim Daugharthy Douglas Dorkins John Allen Sims

Honor Counselor Elizabeth Sprague as honor guest

Miss Elizabeth Sprague now Franklin County guidance counselor was honor guest at a coffee hosted by the Medical Auxiliary at Mrs. David Laury's home. Also present were the Mines J. B. Barr, J. N. Carter, R. A. Gollier, C. W. Henning, R. S. Roberts and I. A. Trump.

Elizabeth Sprague Franklin County Medical Auxiliary David Laury Mines J. B. Barr J. N. Carter R. A. Gollier C. W. Henning R. S. Roberts I. A. Trump

W C T U Demonstration Highlights Union Signal Content

The W C T U held a demonstration at Federated Church detailing Union Signal contents edited by Joan McCanneas and others. Readings included letters from Congressman Ferret Scrivner about anti liquor legislation on planes and from Baptist missionary Miss Fedrih Thompson. The event featured music by Margaret Ann Williams and reports from state meetings in Emporia.

W.C.T.U Union Signal Federated Church Joan McCanneas Ruby McCartney Washington William Johnson John Morton Lucy Lee Loyal Temperance Legion Henry Pohl Edna Greenawalt Johnson Ferret Scrivner

Babies Born At Ransom Memorial Hospital in March 1988

Donna Marie Swallow born March 7 weighs 7 pounds 0 ounces. Debra Kay Wadkins born March 8 weighs 6 pounds 12 ounces. Keith Alan Schamle born March 8 weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces. Kelley Denise Kirkland born March 9 weighs 6 pounds 8 ounces. Kenton Lee Rhodes born March 9 weighs 8 pounds 6 ounces. Rae Ann Turner born March 9 weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces. Shelly Marie Malchel born March 11 weighs 7 pounds 10 ounces.

Ransom Memorial Hospital John C. Swallow N. Poplar Donna Marie Calvin Benjamin Wadkins Cypress Debra Kay Donald RR. Schamle Keith Alan Rex Edward Kirkland Willow Kelley Denise Marel Charles W. Rhodes Kenton Lee Louis Eldon ‘Turner RED T Rae Ann Merle Lewis Malchel Baldwin Shelly Marie

Kiwanis Cake Decorating Club Hosts Max Drake Event

Last evening the Cake Decorating Kiwanis club welcomed guest speaker Max Drake who demonstrated cake decorating. The club voted to donate 31.19 to Kiwanis proceeds and 5 to the Hospital Auxiliary fund. Mrs Charles Queen hosted with committee members Mines Bill Wright 0 R McCandiss Harry Wiggins Joel Nordeen and Walter Robe. Sixteen members attended.

Max Drake Kiwanis Club Hospital Auxiliary Fund Charles Queen The Mines Bill Wright R McCandiss Harry Wiggins Joel Nordeen Walter Robe

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