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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1968

Page

3

Poetry and pledges at WSCS district meeting cited

The Society for Christian Service president Mrs Cliff-Reynolds presented an original poem Ode to Our Trip as 34 members toured Kansas City Projects yesterday. Miss Floriber Lancaster led a prayer, pledges were pledged, and the May 16 deadline for funds was noted. June program on Botswanna Africa will be given by Baker University officer Mrs Karl Spear. World Service Truck arrives June 15 to collect bandages and used clothing. May Fellowship Tea set for May 3 at 9:30 at Westminster Presbyterian. Mrs Mike Newmaster led a service Called from Worship Unto Service with a four word cross Humility Mercy Service Compassion. Pledge cards signed after service. Sarah Elizabeth Circle hosted refreshments. Mrs Walter Anderson’s birthday observed. Tea collection added to Della C. Lamb Neighborhood House. Mrs Cliff Reynolds served punch to 55 members.

Newmaster Olin Wollen Karl Spear Baker University WSCS Walter Anderson Della C. Lamb Cliff Reynolds

Women Hold Final Meeting at Brethren Church

The Women's Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren held its final meeting of the year with a noon potluck. Mrs. Wilbur Yates appointed committees for the May 19 service to honor graduates. The group knotting a comforter and packing boxes for Vietnam servicemen. Seventeen attended.

Women’s Fellowship Church of the Brethren Wilbur Yates Westminster United Presbyterian Church Vietnam Glenn Gould

Pledge Service For Trinity Methodist Women

Mrs. Chester Louderback led the annual pledge service for Trinity Methodist WSCS assisted by Mrs. Glenn Miller. A memorial gift will redecorate Fellowship Hall. Special pins were awarded to four members for four years of service. New circles were named for the coming year starting in September. Hostesses prepared May basket table centerpieces.

Chester Louderback Trinity Methodist -Wscs Glenn Miller Lester Louise Pohl Harry Loyd Fellowship Hall Louderback Emporia Cation Walter Denny Peterson Elmer Sieg Bill Bryan Gordon, Dyer

Garden Club program on lilies and gardens

Garden Club meeting Tuesday afternoon featured Mrs H R Williams speaking on history culture and preservation of lilies. She presented color slides of Ottawa churches Kansas lilies and gardens supplied by Mrs Leo B Bruce Pratt Kansas Associated Garden Clubs program chairman. Mrs W H Williams presided at Mrs Earl Sink home as members named their favorite lilies and displayed arrangements from their gardens.

San Club Eeetine H.R. Williams W.H. Williams Ottawa Kansas Leo B. Bruce W. H. Williams

District I Spring Workshop of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union

The District I Spring Workshop held Tuesday at Trinity Methodist included Miss Marjorie Collins badges and Mrs. Carroll Nelson Manhattan as a state officer. Notable events featured singing led by Mrs. Mark Sample Toronto, pianists Mrs. Lewis McCarty and Mrs. O L DePriest, devotions by Mrs. Harold Staley and prayer by Mrs. Foster Roberts, and a brief Spanish song by Mrs. Amador Diaz. Tammy

Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Trinity Methodist Church Albert Peterson Marjorie Collins Carroll Nelson Manhattan Mark Sample Toronto Lewis McCarty O. L. DePriest Mary Black Harold Staley Williamsburg Foster Roberts Amador Diaz Fuera Fuera el Licer Lloyd Robbins Pomona Elsie Ferguson Gertrude Day Lucy Titus Mabel Wasmund Myrtle Proffittr

No human is infallible and errors occur in medicine

A reader defends a Birmingham surgeon who amputated the wrong leg, noting the doctor’s mistake may have saved others. The widowed patient’s mercy stands out, arguing forgiveness over blame as a moral example. The exchange also covers manners and noise from car horns affecting sleepers and night workers.

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Club Forecast Friday Fellowship at Westminster Church

The Westminster United Presbyterian Church hosts Fellowship and Council of Church Women sessions Friday at 9 30 a m The Senior Club meets at the Youth Center and the Royal Neighbors organization is also listed among activities.

Council of Church Women Westminster U. P. Church Youth Center Royal Neighbors

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