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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1958

Page

11

Socialettes and club events listed around town yesterday

Reinstatement of Mrs. Guy Barker into Socialettes N N Circle at Mrs. Tom Crawford's home followed by birthday celebrations for Mrs. Nell Johnson and Mrs. Ward Reed. V F W Auxiliary sewed 26 pounds of rag rags at Mrs. Clifford Johnson's home while her children Barbara and Richard helped serve refreshments. Attendees included Mr. Curby Mr. Johnson and Rodney Simmons. Harmony Music Club hosted by Susie Martin with piano solos and prize for practice hours to Nancy Hewitt. Eleven members and nine guests attended. Rene and Renetta Engles to entertain April 25. Legato Music Club met at the Wollen home with piano solos and duets. Jon Lofgreen won practice-hours prize. Medical Auxiliary contributions totaled 21 to the AMA Educational Fund and 3.65 to Hospital Auxiliary penny-a-day fund. new officers named: Mrs. R S Roberts president Mrs. R A Gollier vice-president Mrs C W Henning secretary and Mrs Barr treasurer. Eugene Field school coffee party honored Mrs. Max Alderman Jr. Fourth graders and mothers listed among attendees. Lafalot Club discussed books read. several named attendees. Sor optimists hosted Rev. Roger Fredrikson at annual potluck. Miss Margaret Clark co-hosted. Twenty-four members attended.

V.F.W Clifford Johnson Barbara Richard Mines Bob Robinson Ross Freeman A. V. Sowers Paul Brill Clarence Keefer Mable Simmons E. §. Curby Mr. Curby Mr. Johnson Rodney Simmons Susie Martin Harmony Music Club Harvey A. Martin Nancy Hewitt R. L. Stevens Terry Wollen Legato Music Club Olin Wollen Jane Wollen Jon Lofgréen Medical Auxiliary American Medical Association Educational Fund Hospital Auxiliary J. F. Barr R. S. Roberts R. A. Gollier C. W. Henning Barr

Program On Mission Harmony Slides Show Farmington Mission

The W S C S Circle led by Mr. Elliott Barnes presented a slide show of Indian Mission photos from Farmington New Mexico last evening. Hostess Mrs Kenneth Cook assisted by Mrs Hubert Blecha and Mrs Robert Barrows welcomed members. Mrs Richard Hewitt gave devotions. Officers elected included Mrs Bruce Fleming as chairman Mrs Barrows as vice chairman Mrs Oya Lee Mace as secretary treasurer and Mrs Charles Mavity as spiritual life chairman. Twenty seven members attended along with guests Mrs MikeLee Master Mrs Don Brown and Mrs George Gallagher.

Harmony W.S.C.S. Circle Elliott Barnes Farmington, N. M Kenneth Cook Hubert Blecha Robert Barrows Richard Hewitt Bruce Fleming Barrows O Ya Lee Mace Charles Mavity Mike LeeMaster Don Brown George Gallagher

Retiring Officers Lead Close of Year Skit at Shrine

Have Program Skit White Shrine of Jerusalem closed year with two retiring officers Lanah Cameron and Melvin Sellers presenting two traveling jewels. Plans set for Hazel Romstedt to attend Atlantic City supreme session May 5 to 9. A covered dish supper preceded the meeting and public installation is set for April 4 at the Masonic temple.

White Jerusalem Lanah Cameron Melvin Sellers Shepards Hazel Romstedt Order Atlantic City Masonic Temple

Baby Named Mark Randall Killingsworth in Cottonwood Falls

A son born March 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Killingsworth of Cottonwood Falls was named Mark Randall. He weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces. Mrs. Killingsworth, formerly Marjorie Dick, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dick. The couple has a son, David Alan. Paternal grandparents are Vir and Mrs. George Killingsworth of Galesburg Illinois, with Mrs A W Johnson of Ottawa as a great grandmother.

Alan Killingsworth Cottonwood Falls Mark Randall Killingsworth Marjorie Dick E. G. Dick Killingsworths David Alan George Killingsworth Galesburg Ill A. W. Johnson Ottawa

Family Visits Before Son Heads to Officers Candidate School

Mrs. C. M. Abshire finished a two week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones at 712 N. Mulberry and returned to Oceanside California. Her son Ronald accompanied her on the trip as he heads to Quantico Virginia for Officers Candidate School. In Ottawa a dinner honored him and another grandson LeRoy Joe Fitzgerald who leaves for the U S Naval Recruiting Center San Diego California. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Franklin Saundra and Donna Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones Jeannie and Delene Mrs. Marion Fitzgerald Judy Cheryl Dianne Patricia and Gary Wayne.

C. M. Abshire Oceanside Calif Roy Jones N. Mulberry Ronald Quantico Ottawa Jones LeRoy -Joe Fitzgerald U.S. Naval Recruiting Center San Diego John Franklin Saundra Donna Orville Jones Jeannie Delene Marion Fitzgerald Judy Cheryl Dianne Patricia Gary Wayne

Freedom Responsibility Is Farm Bureau Women Topic

Horton Presley Ottawa University professor told Farm Bureau Township Women that freedom must be earned by intelligent thinking initiative and hard work. He linked freedom with Christianity and cited Asia Minor to warn against missionary zeal loss. Mrs Byron Robison chaired the Franklin County Farm Bureau Women meeting after lunch at Bob's on the Hill. Plans include Citizenship project Dairy Day beef promotion safety campaign and neighborhood discussion groups in Ohio and Michigan. A Farm Bureau Safety Seminar is set for May 2 in Memorial Auditorium and a beef demonstration on April 30.

Horton Presley Ottawa University Farm Bureau Township Presley Asia Minor Byron Robison Franklin County Farm Bureau Women Bob's On the Hill John Macy Phil King American Freedom Leo Miller Farm Bureau

Delta Kappa Gamma Club Forecast at North School Paola

The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma hosts a club forecast event at North School in Paola. Members gather to discuss upcoming meetings and community projects.

Alpha Gamma Delta Kappa Gamma North School Paola

Garnish Custards With Strawberries Or Apricot Halves

Baked custards gain appeal when chilled, inverted from cups, and served with strawberries or canned apricot halves. This method highlights texture and contrasts between creamy custard and fruit garnish.

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N. N. Circle Guy Barker Tom Crawford Nell Johnson Ward Reed Mmes J. W. Barkdoll W. E. Hogan George Pope George Standfast Glenn White W. M. McClintic Eugene Field School Max Alderman Jr Jim Robinson Elson Carlson Floyd Coffman Gordon Noland T. K. Williamson Ben Park Lee Thompson Bill Wheeler Robert Killough S. L. Ralston Boyd Cooper Lafalot Club B. L. Stratt Roll Call the Mines Pearl Allen Ethel Gell Rena Mundy Orlis Cox Miford Monroe Verne White L. W. Seright Richard Turner Scott Blow Elma Fouts Sor Optimists Roger Fredrikson J. E. Colby Margaret Clark Fredrikson Kramer S. Main Thomas Joseph T. G. Gorman Phoenix Aziz Edna Thomas J. R. Gintzelt Mr. Presley C. F. Keith Louis Turner Anarold Wingert Farm Bureau Women Chicago T Tan Gene Mohr Farm Bureau Young People O. O. Wolf Mr. Wolf Laster Amilion Didde Office Supply Riddle Thompson Edmiston Duster Bell « Howell Electric OK Photo Service Bexel Bexe McKesson Briscoe Drug Store Mann -Bell Drug CO N. Main
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