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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1958

Page

9

W S C S Circles Plan Paola Meeting March Twenty Eight

W S C S Circles of First Methodist Church mapped plans for the district gathering in Paola on March 28 and to send supplies to the Della C. Lamb Home in Kansas City. Southwest Circle led a lesson on Christ at the Door by Mrs. T. H. Fleming with devotions by Mrs. V. A. Schnoke. Hostesses were Mrs. Ray Koontz and co-hostesses Mrs. Jim Kilgore Mrs. E. H. Lancaster and Mrs. Grover Knight. sixteen attended. East Circle featured In Defense of the Indians a Cherokee drama with devotions by Mrs. L. E. Grenier and presiding by Mrs. W. W. Broyhill. Hostess was Mrs. W. C. Moore with co-hostesses Mrs. Charlo P. Knight Mrs. George McDowell Mrs. John Sealey and Mrs. Florence Harrah. thirty-one attended including guest Mrs. Kathryn Eckel. Southeast Circle held a book review Something to Live By by Dorothea Kopplin with devotions by Mrs. Henry Parker and new member Mrs. Edith Moon. seventeen members and visitors Mrs. Max Drake and Mrs. Arnold Allen. North Circle met Hasler themed lessons by Mrs. Floyd Ogg, two articles The Cross of Dogwood and Triumph of Easter. devotions by Mrs. N. A. Welty. Meeting at Mrs. A. L. Cook’s home, twenty-five members attended with assistants Mrs. H. V. Worthington Mrs. Willard Lister Mrs. Lelan Davis and Mrs. Minerva Coffman.

W.S.C.S First Methodist Church Paola Della C. Lamb Kansas Southwest Circle Christ T. H. Fleming V. A. Schnoke Ray Koontz Jim Kilgore E. H. Lancaster Grover Knight W. C. Moore Charlo P. Knight George McDowell John Sealey Florence Harrah Kathryn Eckel Southeast Circle Dorothea S. Kopplin R. A. Gollier Henry Parker Edith Moon Raymond Hosler J. J. Scott A. S. Allen W. D. Bemmels Max Drake Arnold Allen North Circle Floyd Ogg Dogwood N. A. Welty A. L. Cook H. V. Worthington Willard Lister Lelan Davis Minerva Coffman

Faith Lutheran Guild De votions and plant exchange planned

Socialettes Faith Lutheran Guild held Tuesday services in the church basement with Mrs. Don Price leading de votions and Lenten verses. Hostesses were Mrs. A T Marcham and Mrs. Ralph Overstreet. The Mines and other members attended. M. P. M. Club will host a plant exchange Monday with guest speaker Mr. G. H. Marshall speaking on How Does Your Garden Grow. Lola Sloan and Mrs. W. C. Harding on committee. Mrs. E. S. Pearce and Miss Clara Kaiser hostesses. Ottawa Teachers Association presented a puppet show at Eugene Field school, the Marge Kelley Puppet Show of Topeka, with a business meeting and pot luck. 150 attended. Thelma Moore, Bonnie McBride and Millie Engles completed a week of advanced hairstyling instruction under Lee Sels of El Paso, Texas, at Hotel Jayhawk Topeka. Ladies Social Circle of United Presbyterian Church had devotions by Mrs. John Morton and Mrs. R. C. Bundy. 27 sick calls reported. A. B. Club met with all members present. Abe Bennett Chapter of Nazarene Missionary Society held Japan lesson led by Mrs. Leland Rabcock. 12 members and five children attended. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brauer hosted Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. Don Brauer and children. other callers from Bascher. Beta Gammas heard Dr. Charles Southard on Psychology in Testing. 23 attended. Ernest Workers Sunday School class had devotions by Mrs. Fred Proffitt at Trinity Methodist Church. 41 calls reported. 17 attended with hostess group.

Faith Lutheran Guild Don Price Rei Call A. T. Marcham Ralph Overstreet William Ackmann Fritz Brinkman Lewis Buck Henry Dehn Chris Krueger Sr Clarence McFadden Ralph Meharry G. H. Marshall Lola Sloan W. C. Harding United Presbyterian Church John Morton R. C. Bundy J. H. Foster Tom Crawford J. O. Foster Abe Bennett Nazarene Missionary Society Japan Frank Miller Leland Rab Jcock Merle Snethen Anthony Oddo Lawrence Beta Gammas Charles Southard W. 4H Lennard Bruce Spears Lennard Uhome Ernest Workers Fred Proffitt Trinity Methodist Church Elsie Ferguson Roy Davis Cora Melcher Harry Loyd

W M S Circles Host Meetings At First Baptist Church

W M S circles held joint meetings with 15 members and two guests. Alice Thayer circle reviewed Foreign and Home Mission books. Ruth Paul circle discussed a book review. Leslie Archer circle presented a playlet Beside Still Waters. Devotions were given by several hosts and guests. Also noted are births in March with names and weights of newborns and households in Wellsville and Lawrence.

First Baptist W. M. S Alice Thayer Raymond Gillete Gail Stephens Donald Elder Frank McNutt H. I. Hayes C. W. Bollweg S. W. Humphreys Lela McKay

Class Gives To Fund Seekers At Trinity Methodist Church

The Trinity Methodist Church class reported a fund drive contribution of 14.35 from Mrs Maude Haight and listed seven calls and 43 cards sent. Mrs Ralph Ward led prayers, devotions by Mrs Blanche Goldsmith, and an article on Evangelism in the Home. A white elephant sale is set for April 9 with hostesses Mrs Ed Hazen and Mrs Clyde Selby. Visitors included Mrs Charles Gross, Mrs John Sheeley, and Dorothy.

Trinity Methodist Church Maude Haight Leo Kirkwood W. W. Rodgers Charles Peterson Ralph Ward Blanche Goldsmith Ed Hazen Clyde Selby Charles Gross John Sheeley Dorothy

Afternoon Coffee Honoring Nellie Welton and Mrs Burton

An afternoon coffee honoring Miss Nellie Welton and Mrs Bonnie Burton, a student teacher, was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dave Mudrick. Mrs Glenn Bigelow assisted Mrs Mudrick. Mothers of Welton’s students attending were the Mines. Attendees included Glen Hardesty, Paul Perkins, Archie Wheeler, Tom Fleming, Chas Williamson, Bruce Fleming, John Hewitt, Howard Lee, Robert Wilson, J L Hamerickhouse, Vernon Horn, J E Black, Dean Sauer, and John Craycraft.

Nellie Welton Bonnie Burton Dave Mudrick Glenn Bigelow Mudrick Miss Welton Glen Hardesty Paul Perkins Archie Wheeler Tom Fleming Chas Williamson Bruce Fleming John Hewitt Howard Lee Robert Wilson J. L. Hamerickhouse Vernon Horn J. E. Black Dean Sauer John Craycraft

Evergreens talk for Garfield Gardeners presented

Edward Woodsum spoke to the Garfield Gardeners on Evergreens and gave each of the 19 members a ealycanthus sweet shrub for their yard. Mrs. Dale Purcell led the meeting and Mrs. E G Stucker with Mrs. David Laury hosted at the Stucker home, where refreshments were served.

Garfield Edward Woodsum Dale Purcell E. G. Stucker David Laury Stucker

Beside Still Waters playlet at Ether Greenman circle

An Ether Greenman circle presented the playlet Beside Still Waters about an African woman won to Christ. Directed by Mrs. ldemes Allen, cast included Mrs. David Laury, Mrs. Janes Allen, and Mrs. Lloyd Stafford. Devotionals, a review of the Master story, two poems, and reports from missionaries followed. Seventeen attended.

Ether Greenman Ldemes Allen David Laury Janes Allen Lloyd Stafford CG. W. Hegberg Walter Price J. S. Peterson Wesley Trout R. Z. i Sandow Judon Lee

Pineapple Glazed with Butter for Broiled Lamb Chops

A recipe note advises broiling drained canned pineapple slices after sprinkling with sugar and drizzling with melted butter or margarine. Place them under the broiler shortly before the lamb chops finish cooking to finish the dish.

Club Forecast Perday at No Baptisl Church Event

A local club forecast item lists attendees including Mrs Clyde Newby Naomi, Mrs Harry Loyd, Mrs W A Fowler from Haxter community. The notice mentions a patlock and names Haxter parishioners and church activities at No Baptisl Church.

Perday Clyde Newby Harry Loyd Patlock W. A. Fowler Haxter

Lesson on Japan Featured by First Christian Church Group

CW groups studied Christian patterns in Japan with members collecting articles on Japanese migration to new fields. Mrs Charles Mavity hosted Group 1 with leader Mrs V Hilal and Mrs Marl Sexton delivering the devotional Be Ye Perfect. Twelve attended. Group T Jesson was led by Mrs Dan Fogle with assistants Mrs Albert Keefer Mrs Sam Groves Mrs Lloyd Brown and Mrs Josie Ashton. Mrs Groves hosted aided by Mrs Tom Elder. Mr J L Mercer gave devotions. Mrs Ed Crawford led the business, and Mrs Mamie Wimer became nonew.

Japan First Christian Church New Fields Charles Mavity V. Hilal Marl Sexton Jesson Dan Fogle Albert Keefer Sam Groves Lloyd Brown Josie Ashton Tom Elder J. ‘l. Mercer Ed Crayford Mamie Wimer

Ottawa Event Draws Seventeen Visitors

Seventeen visitors attended a gathering featuring Mrs. Lee Finch, Mrs. Margaret Hutcheson, Mrs. W. H. Lennerd, Miss Nellie March, Mrs. Ril Shanes, and Mary Lynn Keefer, as reported in the Ottawa Herald on Thursday March 20, 1958.

Lee Ottawa Herald & Finch Margaret Hutcheson W. H. Lennerd Misa Nellie March Ril Shanes Mary Lynn Keefer

Temperance Talk and Birthday Celebrations At Brethren Church

The Brethren Missionary Circle heard Joe McAuley speak on Temperance yesterday. Mrs Richard Turner gave devotions. Birthdays for Miss Watkins, Mrs Ernest Young, Mrs Richard Turner, Mrs John Neely and Mrs Glen Gould were celebrated. Hostesses Miss Watling and Mrs George Shuler organized refreshments for about 35 attendees, including guests from Appanoose Brethren Church.

Brethren Missionary Temperance Joe McAuley Richard Turner Thet Watkins Ernest Young John Neely Glen Gould Miss Watling George Shuler Appanoose Brethren Church

Boys Music Club entertains with piano solos and prize

Dennis and Jimmy Cook hosted the Boys Music Club evening at the Kenneth Cook home. Members performed piano solos and a memory recital by Dickie Hull. guest Roddy Brown played a solo. Martin Williams won a prize for practice hours. Steven Paing joined as a new member. Refreshments by Mrs. Cook assisted by Dennis and Jimmy. Twelve members and ten guests plan the next meeting.

Dennis Jimmy Cook Boys Music Club Kenneth Cook Dickie Hull Roddy Brown Martin Williams R. L. Williams Steven Paing Mrs. Cook Jimmy

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West Circle Ralph Weinheimer Howard McGee S. H. Haight Dean ‘Berlin Hale Blair Mabel Hay East Circle J. J. Smith L. E. Grenier W. W. Broyhill Ottawa Teachers Association Eugene Field School Marge Kelley Topeka Thelma Moore Bonnie McBride Millie Engles Lee Sels el Paso Tex A. B Emmett Taylor the Mines Levier Hough Carl Barnhart Ed Brown Ralph Williams Rose Campbell Clarence Keefer Glen Wesen Harry Hjorth Leo Howard Merrill Bliss Emile Barnes Walter Brauer Don Brauer Tommy Donna Jean Bonner Springs Herbert Tress Bascher Brauers Dickie Brauer Tommy Curnutt E.wilson Darlene Larkn Eunice Larkin Ottawa Kansas State College School of Inme Ruth Paul Circle Allen W. Watts Floyd Minnick Wis Harvey Miller Raymond Witagerald Kanas Fitagerald Paul Gaynor James Alexander Nellie Teague Lesiie Archer Still Waters Clara Sinclair Lamar Philips R. E. Lancaster Lancaster W. H. Douglas Bernard George George Greer Dicker Wellsville Phillips Toni Leann Lee D. Hughs S. Mulberry Julie Anne Jack Warren Allen Jack Warren II Warner Lee Langan N. Mulberry Martin Lee Ransom Mentini Tal Chambray Deene Necchi Elna Albright Fredeen's O— Yam Ailion Robert Edmiston Stores, Inc Playtex
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