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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1963
Page
3
Reader asks if Ann prints all letters and changes names. The columnist confirms she may omit or alter signatures to protect writers and notes a recent mix up where a presumed alias caused upset. Also includes practical advice on dating etiquette for a 40-year-old single woman and a domestic dispute about inviting guests home.
Mrs Don Martin hosted the Baxter Social Hour club meeting yesterday. Hostess gifts went to Mrs L E Allen. Mrs Charles Redman presided. Following group singing, Mrs William Bishop gave devotions and members recited the Lord's Prayer. Roll call offered spring cleaning tips. Bingo, directed by Mrs George Ferguson, awarded prizes to six named members. Refreshments served to eight members and two children.
Mr and Mrs Chuck Eisenbise return to Sioux City Iowa after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Enos Honn and other relatives in Ottawa The former Shir ley Honn recently worked as a hair stylist model for Stuarts Beauty Salon in Sioux City The salon placed second with 30 models and the first place winner will compete in Los Angeles this spring
Emery Green Social club met yesterday and Mrs Earl Reed hosted with mine present. Prize winners were Mrs Lonnie Reeder and Mrs Harry Fisher. Members wrote a card to President Mrs J M Burress, a patient at KU Medical Center. Mrs H L Wherry helped with refreshments.
Ottawa Promenaders hosted a bonus dance with about 50 couples from their club among roughly 150 dancers. Caller Harper Smith of Dallas led the event en route to an engagement. Visitors traveled from Emporia, Lawrence, Topeka, Wellsville, Gardner, Baldwin, and other Kansas and Missouri towns.
The Far and Near Club held a potluck dinner after a meeting yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor in attendance. Mrs. Darrell Macy led the afternoon session featuring organ numbers by Mrs. Taylor. Macy received an anniversary gift from her mystery pal while Harold Bones won the door prize. Frank Morris and Helen Kersley won the flower contest as 14 members and six children joined guests including W. E. O'Neal, Frances Dunn, C. W. Taylor, Frank Morris, Ray and Robert Carey.
Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club members shared hobbies for roll call at a Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Ella Flager. The session opened with group singing and all recited the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Floyd Flager presided as Mrs. William Fawl received birthday gifts from her mystery pal and a friend. Entertainment included bingo for the 17 members, one child, and guest Mrs. Ralph Hunt Sr., followed by a flower and seed exchange.
Miriam CWF group from First Christian Church hosted a pot luck salad supper at Mrs Kenneth Saffron’s home with co host Mrs John Gutschrenritter. Devotions were led by Mrs Ted Fogle. The study book was presented in three parts by Mrs Jack Porter Mrs Leonard Hoopes and Mrs Gutschenritter. Guest Mrs Lloyd Brown reported on the recent CFW convention in Coffeyville with the theme Swinging Doors.
A daughter was born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Morris of Concord California. She weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. The Morri s have a 3 year old son named Stevin. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Karl Johnson of Pomona and Mrs Georgia Morris of Concord.
An Ottawa couple Betty Saling and Larry Rickman wed April 6 at the Free Methodist parsonage performed by Rev. Robert Carver. The couple resides at 119 East Fifth. Rickman works for Ottawa Transfer Co.
Janet Leach daughter of J R Leach Pomona wed Clarence Green son of M D Green Quenemo on April 25 at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Williams in Quenemo. Rev Arthur Sims officiated in front of the couple's immediate families. Attendants were Mrs Ray Evans Ottawa and Earl Green. The Herald pays five dollars weekly for the best reader tip.
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