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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1963
Page
2
A reader asks about siblings Ginger and Debbie and pressuring Ginger to include Debbie in invitations. Ann warns against fostering sister resentment and advises giving Debbie independent social life. Also discusses prolonged courtship and a young mother facing rebellious teens and adoption issues. Advice includes enabling discipline and seeking clergy help.
Socialettes HB Club members met at Col Berns for a luncheon yesterday. Afterward they visited the home of Mrs Ralph Williams where she served refreshments following a pleasant afternoon of visiting. Nine attended.
The Garfield Gardners Club held a flower arranging demonstration at the D. G. Laury home led by Mrs C J Alexander of Lawrence and Wayne Babb. They showed combining artificial and fresh flowers, wiring tips, container adaptations, and a large artificial bird house centerpiece. A future flower show is planned for October with a plant exchange at the next meeting.
First Baptist Church WMS circles held officer elections and programs. Esther Greenman circle chose Mrs. George Lister as chair, Mrs. A K Rader as vice chair, Mrs. Clara Sinclair as secretary, and Mrs. Lawrence Lundstedt as treasurer. The nominating committee included Mrs. Floyd Minnick, Mrs. J S Peterson and Mrs. Ione Dragoo. Zora Winchester hosted with A K Rader and R R Tucker assisting. Devotions by Orlis Cox centered on Prayer with Luke 18 readings. Rader led a History of Kansas Baptist Women from J B Schwitzgabel and closed with Annie Johnson-Flint’s poem. Eleanor Stimson circle elected Mrs. Reynolds chair and Loren Ames vice chair, with Crmer as secretary and Frank McNutt as treasurer. Douglas spoke on Prayer. Eileen James circle held a potluck dinner in Elliott hall hosted by Strickland, Riddle and Senter, with Letchworth presiding. C W Henning led “What is Truth?” on home missions and closed with prayer and singing. Mae Wolgast gave devotions “Poor Gardens” from scripture.
Lodge guests from Ottawa area Masons were honored at Union Chapter No. 15 Order of the Eastern Star in Masonic Temple. Mrs. Penceworthy presided as matron. Miss Gladys Anthony sang There's A Grand Fraternity. Sixty five attendees. April 3 meeting planned for 8 p.m.
The lesson study for Westminster Church circles Wednesday covered The Broken Covenant Restored from One People of God. Martha circle hosted lunch at Mrs John Lawrence’s home with Mrs S S Bergsma presiding and Mrs Lawrence leading the mission project. Doreas circle hosted by Mrs Mitchell Smith with opening prayer by Mrs Harold Crawford and mission project by Mrs Glenn Sarver. Charles Weaver led the lesson. Lydia circle’s lesson was by Mrs E E Caylor at Mrs S M Brockway’s home with devotions by Mrs John Pinder.
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