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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1963

Page

6

Progressive dinner entertaining by Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi

Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted rushees at a progressive dinner to spread hosting duties and fun. Recipes include Miniature Meat Balls with hamburger and garlic and Green Pepper Pie baked in chile-lined squares, plus a green punch with Hawaiian punch and ginger ale, tinted green for decoration.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Duane Hall Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Jim Dykstra Herald Lois Smith

Heloise mitten hack from old sweaters becomes home kit

Hints from Heloise suggest making warm mittens from old sweaters cut a hand size larger with French seams and a wrist band with snaps. Extra ideas include dusting cloths from thick fabric and even mittens from blankets or rugs to save money and energy.

Heloise

Two Newborns Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital

A son born March 19 to Mr and Mrs Harold Everett Curtis of 115 W 7th St is named Gerald Ray and weighed 8 lb 3 oz. A son born March 20 to Mr and Mrs William Lee Lucas of 207 Ash is named William Lee II and weighed 7 lb 1 oz.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Harold Everett Curtis W. 7Th St Gerald Ray William Lee Lucas Ash William Lee II

Miscellany notes from Ottawa church activities and donations

Local events recount Lent prayer study sessions at Ottawa churches led by Rev. Mother Ruth of the Community of the Holy Spirit. John Hoppe son of Rev. and Mrs. Hoppe plans summer work at the order's New York headquarters. Kansas VFW Auxiliary donated 100 to Courage Cottages for Korean refugees. Twenty cottages funded by the auxiliary and a $50 cancer fund gift with $20 for local use. A shopper misplaced shoes in a brown paper lunch sack found in a store fridge after placing them there in error.

Ottawa Women Grace Episcopal Church Mother Ruth Community of the Holy Spirit John Hoppe Leopold Hoppe New York Order Department of Kansas, Vfw Auxiliary Koerans VFW Cancer Funds VFW Auxiliary

Senior Club Has Meeting

The Senior Club met yesterday at the Youth Center with 31 members and two guests, Mr and Mrs F N Bruner of Buffalo Missouri. Mrs Myrtle Graham presided as readings by Flora Sherman L W Spright Lillian Spears Graham and Robert Kerr.

Youth Center F. N. Bruner Buffalo Myrtle Graham Margaret Williams Flora Sherman L. W. Spright Lillian Spears Mrs. Graham Robert Kerr

Community club notices list weekly meetings and events

Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers installation Monday at 2 p.m. and sewing sessions by US Army Mothers and other groups. Roundabout, MPM Club tea, MOTHERS clubs, De Molay Mothers Circle, Horticulture Study Club, Past Commanders, Homemakers, Boots and Bustles square dance supper at 6:45. Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and various clubs meet through the week. Field trip planned for OU Women’s Club Saturday at the Gold Star recreation center.

US Army Kittie Radabaugh PEO Fred Kaiser DE Molay Mothers Circle C. W. Bollweg J. W. Roberts E. G. Stucker Golden Age Recreation Club

Raise Pledge To Missions At Pomona WSCS Meeting

Pomona WSCS voted at the Thursday meeting to raise the pledge to missions 50 cents a member. A pledge service was sung by Mrs. Charley Burch. Lloyd Robbins, Sr. presided and Mrs. J Bethell gave devotions. 58 sick and social calls reported. $67.40 cleared from a rummage sale. Mrs. Burch read spring poems and gave a vocal solo. A table decor featured miniature pool fishing set up and jonquils. Junior MYF will sell notepaper picturing the church. Hostesses contributed refreshments. The plan for Lent was announced and the meeting closed with benediction.

Pomona Wscs Missions Charley Burch Lloyd Robbins J.bethell Burch Trowbridge

Basket Dinner Club Meets at Danbarthy Home

The Fairmount Basket Dinner Club held an all day meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Danbarthy. Mrs Clyde Newby and Mrs Jim DeWitt assisted in serving the meal. Members observed Mrs Ralph DeShazer s birthday and worked on a quilt. Visitors included Miss Lovina Flora Hutchinson Mr Clyde Newby Mr Jim DeWitt Mr Russell Wray and several children.

Fairmount Birthday Club Lloyd Danbarthy Clyde Newby Jim DeWitt Ralph DeShazer Newby Eva Hume Fred Ferguson Lovina Flora, Hutchinson Russell Wray

Socialettes REM Club Hosts Games By Mrs Kissinger

Mrs Frieda Kissinger hosted a REM Club gathering with games forming the entertainment. Mrs Fred Lemon joined as a new member after retiring from Made O'Day, and members supplied jokes for roll call.

REM Club Frieda Kissinger Fred Lemon

Ceremony Read In Elliott Hall

Della Jo Glenn daughter of Dora Glenn and Erwin L. Brocklesby son of Vernon Brocklesby were married March 16 in Elliott hall of First Baptist Church. Dr Raymond P Jennings performed the evening ceremony before a gladioli decoracted fireplace. The bride wore a beige acetate nylon lace two piece dress with white accessories. The bridal party included her sister Mrs Ernest Hobbs as matron of honor and Mr Ernest Hobbs as best man. The couple resides in Garnett.

Della Jo Glenn Dora Glenn E. 2Nd Erwin L. Brocklesby Vernon Brocklesby Garnett Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Raymond P. Jennings Jay Milton Maude Adams Ernest Hobbs

Entertains Music Club Hosts Piano Recital Night

Mary Christie hosted the Musical Majors at her parents home as 20 members and guests enjoyed a program of piano music by Martha Coffman Martha Christie Dee Ann Snyder and Ted North who received awards from sponsor Mrs M A Welty. Readings on Impressionist music and Debussy were prepared by Kathy Sheldon Marcia Ramsey Freda Ingle and Stephanie Gillette. Refreshments were served by Mrs Christie Ann Christie and Martha Christie. The gathering then attended Claude Bobbish’s piano recital at Ottawa University auditorium.

Mary Christie Musical Majors Rex Christy Martha Coffman Martha Christie Dee Ann Snyder Ted North M. A. Welty Claude Debussy Golliwagg Kathy Sheldon Marcia Ramsey Freda Ingle Stephanie Gillette Christie Ann Claude Bobbish Ottawa University

Film Shown For Program At Ottawa Club Dinner

The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club held a dinner meeting at North American Hotel featuring the film Telstar courtesy of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Louis H. Dengel introduced the film. The program was arranged by the personal development committee led by Mrs. Rose Abbott and included Miss Genevieve Gillete Miss Grace Metz Mrs. E. C. Cummings and Mrs. J. R. Raffelock. Mrs. Delbert Campbell presided. Guests included former club president Mrs. G. C. Hammons Belleville and Mrs. Harry W. Gilliland and Mrs. Harold Taylor.

Ottawa G. C. Hammons Belleville Harry W. Gilliland Harold Taylor

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