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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
9
Readers ask about a wife sheltering a stepchild in the marriage, a dentist relative facing unpaid bills from relatives, a 17 year old son dating a 31 year old divorcee, and Ann Landers offers blunt guidance stressing boundaries and professional help.
Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Doris Jane Hiorth Child Study Mrs Harry Rybolt Lafalot Club Mrs Ralph Weinheimer Tot-To-Teen Mrs Warren Weien Music Club Mrs Bayerly Medical Auxiliary North Baptist WMS Rebekahs Sweet Adelines participate in a community gathering listing group names and organizers for the event.
The MPM Club held a musical tea yesterday afternoon at First United Presbyterian Church with 35 members and 15 guests attending. Hosts were Mrs. John Morton and Mrs. Kathryn McClure. Mrs. R. O. Harder handled the guest book and Mrs. Clarence Nauman gave a welcome. The program featured piano and organ duets, vocal solos, and a poem, followed by tea presided over by Mrs. Nauman.
Mrs. W. H. Douglas spoke on prayer at the Mothers Club gathering held last evening at Mrs. Robert Winchester’s home. Nineteen members attended the meeting with Mrs. Arnold.
Hinderliter served as co host of the meeting with Mrs P K Worley in charge. Roll call responses focused on discipline that works. A nominating committee was appointed to include Mrs Hinderliter Mrs Vincent Skidmore and Mrs Dudley Gibson.
Pomona Rebekah lodge hosted District No. 8’s Harvest Rally with 70 attendees. District president Ruth Allen led business. opening theme “Mockingbird Hill” by Faye Foust. program included duets by Carol Baker and Billy Driver, vocal trios, a cornet solo, and a Burch vocal. meeting closed with “Bless Be The Tie That Binds” and refreshments. Next gathering set for April 29 in Wellsville.
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip provided by a reader. The incentive aims to encourage community reporting and timely submissions to elevate local coverage.
Mrs. B. F. Bowers hosted the Roundabout Club as program leader for the final session of 12 Metropolitan Seminars in Art portfolios titled The Artist as a Visionary. The club year ends, with Mrs. F. R. Nurman to serve as president next year and Mrs. M. H. Forester as secretary.
About 5 pickets joined by 1,000 in front of Municipal Theater as Edwin A Walker and Billy James Hargis spoke. Police kept order with a dozen officers while Walker declined comment and Hargis noted prior picket encounters on their nationwide tour.
The NAACP led protests with both black and white participants. Pickets distributed leaflets attacking Walker and Hargis as bigots while signs urged against racism. One leaflet stated they object to what they say not their right to speak.
Retta Conclave No 8 True Kindred received one petition for degrees and donated 5 to the PTA milk fund. Mrs. Lee Finch presided at the Masonic temple meeting. Mrs. Roy Priest will visit April 15 as grand commander of True Kindred of Kansas. Supreme conclave dates April 25 to 27 in Detroit were announced. Ottawans plan to attend. Birthdays honored for five members and wedding anniversaries noted. Refreshments by Mrs. O. O. Wolf’s committee.
James Ralston entertained the Boys Music Club at the Ralston home. Eleven members and ten guests attended as piano solos and duets filled the program. Brad Reynolds won a prize for practice hours, with refreshments served by Mr. and Mrs. Ralston. Bruce and Gary Rouse are slated to entertain in April.
Mr and Mrs Robert L Potts of 904 W 7th announce the adoption of their 2 month old daughter Julia Ann Grandparents include Frank Shearer Lincoln Neb Louis Foltz Princeton Great grandparents Clara Foltz Garnett Carrie Wittman Amos Lyon Richmond and Sarah Shearer Eureka
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