Socialities Baxter School Closing Day Program
Baxter School hosts a closing day program Friday at 7 30 p m with pie and coffee. Patrons should bring pies and their own table service. Hawkins community club meets at the school Friday at 8 p m with refreshment sandwiches. A son was born yesterday at Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka to Mr and Mrs Dwight Williams of Topeka weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. The Williams have a daughter Debra Kay 14 months old. grandparents are Gayle Page and others. great grandparents listed. Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets tomorrow evening with Mrs Bob McGhee. Dorothy Edmundson and Maxine Buckley attended the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Topeka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter School
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Dwight Williams
Williams
Debra Kay
Gayle Page
C. Bainer
Bessie Page
Dorothy Edmundson
Maxine Buckley
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Father Son Banquet At North Baptist Church
The annual Father Son banquet was held last evening at North Baptist Church. Rev. Tom Ingle gave devotions. Gene McAdoo spoke on the church basketball team’s record and introduced players. Alan Pratt presented an appreciation gift. Jim Richardson announced vacation slide program. A Hawaiian theme with palm trees and volcano decorations. Deaconesses prepared the meal. Junior High Girls Sunday School class served. Sixty men and boys attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist Church
Tom Ingle
Gene McAdoo
City Church
Alan Pratt
McAdoo
Jim Richardson
Ingle
C. E. Keith
Claron Cordle
Sewing Social at Mrs. Church's Hosts Rags for V A Hospital
Warren C. Black Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary sewed 20 pounds of rag rags yesterday at Mrs. Roy B. Church's home. They will be sent to Wadsworth VA Hospital. Mrs. R. K. Walters announced that a rummage sale planned has been canceled. Mrs. Church served refreshments to 11 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Black
American Legion Auxiliary
Roy B. Church
Wadsworth V.A. Hospital
R. K. Walters
Church
Soroptimist talk by Lamar Phillips on Ottawa outlook
The Soroptimist Club will hear Lamar Phillips speak tomorrow night at Mrs Harold J Lambs home. His topic is Bright Outlook for Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamb
Soroptimist Club
Lamar Phillips
Ottawa
Club Forecast Thursday LEAGUE OF See VOTERS
Auxiliary events at Elam Grove and White Shrine include Mrs Parker and Mrs Hogan facilitating sessions with the Elam Grove group and the Optimists led by Harold J. Lamb. Morning meeting times noted as 0:50 a.m. for unspecified venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF See Voters
A. Parker
Elam Grove
W. BE. Hogan
Harold J. Lamb
Engagement Told Bolton of Greenville D C Announces Daughter's Engagement
Jacqueline Lee White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E R Bolton of Greenville D C, to H Curt White, son of Mr. and Mrs Herbert B White of Peoria Illinois. White is a senior at the University of Kansas and member of Alpha Chi Omega.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Bolton
Greenville
D. C
Jacqueline Lee White
H. Curtis White
Herbert B. White
Peoria
III
Miss White
G. L. Bolton
Ottawa
C. EE. Nisely
Ysleta High School
el Paso
Tex
University of Texas
University of Kansas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
White
Bradley Uni
University of Illinois
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Ottawa University Students Delight Osawatomie Hospital Patients
Twenty one Ottawa University Fellowship Club members traveled through snow and ice to Osawatomie State Hospital to entertain 200 patients. Performances included a marimba solo, vocal solos, a trio, trombone and piano duets, a parallel bar display, and a lively song contest. Spokeswoman Mrs. Frank Bowker praised the program as a highlight of the season and thanked patients for their warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osawatomie State Hospital
Ottawa University
Fellowship Club
Osawatomie
Frank Bowker
Wally Henning
Sharon Mueller
Mary Gail Dankof
Lawrence Davila
Jan Steele
Wanda Moody
Mary Gail
Guy Stelting
Donna Smith
Norman Haupt
Ed Judd
David Zimmerman
Jerry Walters
Gary Stelting
Jean Conklin
Baby Mari lyn Jean Adams Named For Willow Street Family
A daughter was born March 21 to Mr and Mrs William IF Adams of 924 Willow. The newborn weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces and has been named Mari lyn Jean Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William IF. Adams
Willow
Marilyn Jean
Sewing Social Spurs Bond Between Groups At Memorial
Sewing Social held by U. S. Army Mothers in Memorial auditorium raised community ties as members sewed 13 pounds of rag rags and seven knee robes. The group elected Mrs Sadie Funk as delegate to the state convention in Pittsburg May 12 14. A benefit party accompanied by sack lunches and coffee service from Mrs W M McClintic and Mrs Glenn White. Visitor Mrs Eunice McCullough attended. twenty four members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Memorial Auditorium
Sadie Funk
Pittsburg
W. M. McClintic
Glenn White
Eunice McCullough
Melody Music Club entertainment at Wollen home
Jane Wollen hosted the Melody Music Club at her parents home with thirteen members and eight guests present. Members played piano solos and prizes for practice hours were awarded to Judy and Joanne Sutton by sponsor Mrs Stevens. Refreshments were served by Dr. and Mrs. Wollen and Jane. Mary Louise Story will entertain the club on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Wollen
Melody Music Club
Olin Wollen
Judy
Joanne Sutton
R. L. ‘Stevens
Friendship Circle Potluck Dinner Hosts Gather
Mrs. W. E. Hogan hosted the Friendship Circle potluck with Mrs. John Sealey as co host. Mrs. E. B. Enyart led the afternoon business session after songs and the club collect. Fifteen members attended and gifts included receiving door prizes for Mrs. George Shuler and Mrs. Enyart. Visitors included Harry Flory Johan Brecheisen John Sealey Joe Ames George Shuler and W. E. Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hogan
Friendship Circle
John Sealey
E. B. Enyart
George Shuler
Enyart
Harry Flory
Johan Brecheisen
Joe Ames
Andante Club Sees Nitchers, Solos, and Prize Night
Andante Music Club held a Tuesday gathering with Cathy Nitcher and Mr. and Mrs. Gail Nitcher attending. Members Carol Milton Donna Nitcher and Jackie Weber performed solos and won a practice hours prize. A notice announced the National Guild piano auditions in Ottawa May 9 to 11. Mrs. Nitcher Cathy served refreshments. Fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Nitcher
Gail Nitcher
Carol’ Milton
Donna Nitcher
Jackie Weber
R. L. Stevens
National Guild
Ottawa
Birthday party for Ann Ziegler at nursery school
Ann Ziegler celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday at Miss Clara Kaiser s nursery school. Her mother Mrs Carl Ziegler brought ice cream and decorated cakes. Special program by children. Other pupils present included Becky Brown Mary Winter B J Boucek Mary Beth Ogg and Roger Shader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Ziegler
Faulkner Program Led by Mrs Penny at Round About Club
Mrs W A Penny hosted and led a Faulkner program for the Round about Club on Monday afternoon. The display included a short story, two articles, his Nobel acceptance speech, and To Claim Freedom is Not Enough. Guest Ellen Hanes of Denver attended with 10 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Penny
Roundabout Club
William Faulkner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawkins Community Club
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Bob McGhee
Hholems
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
Vattern
Nicaragua
Albright Sewing Circle
S. Main
Max Pierson
Sunrise Dairy
Andante Club
Snyder
Rph
Bexel Vitamin Insurance
Bard M
Nich
Briscoe Drug Store
Mann-Bell Drug CO
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