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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
7
Heloise notes that mineral oil can be a plausible hair conditioner based on input from a hair tonic executive. Readers share tips on food storage with plastic wrap, homemade sachet scents, nylon net for cleaning a chopping board, grease removal with talcum powder, and using peanut butter to help dogs take pills.
Lowell Scott hosted the Boys Music Club at the Christian Church wing where members performed piano solos and memory recitals by Mark Strehlow. Prizes for practice hours went to Danny Swanson and Mark. refreshments were served by Lowell with help from Mrs. James Martin and others. The April meeting will feature Danny Swanson.
Linda Adams and Marjorie Davis won prizes for practice hours at the Legato Music Club gathering held at the Adams home of Eve and L. Adams. Members performed piano solos while Mrs. Stevens awarded prizes. Adams and Linda will host future club entertainment in April.
The Child Study Club held a Wednesday evening program reviewing Dr. Howard Richardson's "For Parents Only." Mrs. Tom Seaton led the event with hostess duties by Mrs. Jack Wray assisted by Mrs. Lee Chambers and Mrs. Garry Gorton. Guests included Mrs. Bob Player Mrs. Floyd Burch and Mrs. Larry Parker.
Alpha Phi Beta Social Club of Ottawa University marks its 30th anniversary with a dinner in the University Union tonight. Speakers include University President Dr. Andrew B. Martin along with George Lister and Dennie Pettit, among a lengthy guest list from Topeka Omaha Emoria Wichita Denver and Ottawa area.
Report from the March 12 planning meeting shows Wichita chosen for the 1967 Supreme Assembly with Mrs. Arthur Brink presiding. Mrs. Pence elected treasurer. others named include Mrs. Arthur Newton general chairman and Mrs. Carriel Brown secretary, all from Wichita. 1966 session set for Indianapolis with Mrs. Louis Dale presiding. New robes for officers nearly completed.
Bride elect Cynthia Jane Huls was honored at a Thursday bridal shower at Mrs. Paul Gaynor’s home. Hostesses included Mrs. Thelma Gage Mrs. M J Gentner and Mrs. Lee Shelden. Huls daughter of Don and Mrs. Huls of Chadron Neb formerly Ottawa will wed Lynn Gorr on April 2 in Lawrence. Thirty two guests attended. Mrs. Lee Sheldon poured and pink and cranberry carnation arrangements graced the table.
The six circles of the First Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service met Wednesday for the first of four Acts study sessions. Mrs. Melvin Booth led the study and the groups then conducted their business sessions.
A reader asks if her husband’s promotion hinges on his boss and social musts. Ann Landers urges setting a clear line with the lecherous superior and not counting on his changes for advancement.
Mrs Louis Dale hosted the Liberty Social Hour Club meeting on Thursday with nine members present. Mrs Ray Angleton led devotions and plans were made for smocked gingham hats at the next meeting on April 21 with Mrs George Graves. Gifts were given to Mrs Don Randel and Mrs Marion Coen.
Jean Ann Willhite hosted the Musical Minors Club at her parents home Tuesday evening. Barbara and Marcheta Willhite were guests and joined in a piano trio with Jean Ann as other members performed solos. Mrs M A Welty, sponsor, directed scale drills as refreshments were served to about 20 members and guests.
The Baxter Club entertained by Mrs. Don Martin on Thursday with roll call jokes about St. Patrick's Day. Mrs. J. W. England led devotions and Mrs. Ernest Sink ran quizzes for recreation. Secret pal gifts went to Mrs. Dorman Hurt Mrs. Byron Mohr Mrs. Herbert Bishop and Mrs. Bill Woods. Mrs. Martin received a hostess gift.
In a Wednesday church gathering Mrs. Ben Gibson presided over the afternoon business session while Mrs. Lucy Titus led devotions. Mrs. Elsie Ferguson provided group singing accompaniment as the group prepared two comforters and served a carry. A Lenten collection was taken to aid St Paul Seminary. Members reported signed cards for sick members and a St Patrick's Day themed dinner committee included Mrs. Gertrude Day, Mrs. Cora Melcher, and Mrs. Harry Loyd.
Mrs. Oral Satterwhite led a mission study Wednesday for the Women’s Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren. Participants included Mrs. H B Wheeler Mrs Ray Simmons Mrs Chester Gibson and Mrs Ernest Watkins. Plans were made to meet March 30 to clean the church replacing the April 6 date.
Jim Hudelson hosted the Merry Notes Club at his parents home Dr and Mrs John Hudelson Wednesday evening. Lynn Lyman and Jim Hudelson gave memory recitals and received awards from Mrs M A Welty sponsor. Joan and Marty Hudelson played piano solos while other members performed solos and duets. Members did written theory work. Dr and Mrs Hudelson served refreshments to 19 members and guests.
The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club heard Don Woodward talk on the Boys' Club and watched Waterways films by the Mississippi Valley Association. Mrs. Neal Pritchard chaired. Woodward spoke on club needs and how to help with time and food. Mrs. Ivan Jones will run for state treasurer. Mrs. Arthur Jones nominated for a state office. A bake sale was announced for the Gas Service office on April 6. Thirty seven members attended. guests included Mrs. Dudley Gibson and others.
Mrs Terry Paul and her children Wayne Nancy and Karen from Jacksonville Oregon are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Roehl in Ottawa RFD 4 and other relatives. Her husband works as an engineer with the U S Forestry Service.
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