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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1958
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers defends the column's role in addressing real life issues for youths. She argues honesty about life helps teens learn consequences and moral costs, while PTA groups support her work. The column fielding letters covers romance, privacy, and parental guidance with practical, firm advice.
Wellsville Garden Club met at Mary ONeil’s home with 23 members. Chairman Carl Warnock urged a large show for Dear Diary as members toured ONeil’s garden and viewed a kitchen window display. Ottawa’s Mrs. Harding spoke on contemporary arrangements. Six members completed Lawrence adult education flower arrangement course. Participants included Carl Warnock Alice Miller E Turner W Moherman Tom Ruddell Syd Mrs. William Farney. The fourth Spring Flower Show is May 24 in the Baptist Church basement. entries due by 10 am.
A baby boy born May 1 to Mr and Mrs Richard Brooks of 613 Vesper Topeka weighs 6 pounds 4 ounces. The mother is Marjorie Kent daughter of Louis Kent and the late Mrs Kent. Paternal grandmother is Mrs Grace Brooks.
The Square Dance club at PROMENADERS AUXILIARY clubs hosts a busy Tuesday with visits from state president and members including Mrs. Carey Jr and Mrs. Clarence Hegbere. Events at Memorial Auditorium on Highland Avenue feature white elephant sale at 7 30 p m with participants Jaycee Jaynes and Mrs Al Knoeppel and more.
Socialettes Kiwani queens host a luncheon and talk at Col bern's then a meeting at Mrs Bancroft's home with Miss Elizabeth Sprague directing the Guidance Center. V F W Auxiliary shifts to second and fourth Thursdays. next meeting Thursday in the V F W hall. Weekend guests include Dr Mettit Roberts and Clyde Roberts families from El Cerrito and Wichita, plus Kansas City visitors. Mrs Harding judges a flower show in Kansas City. General meeting of C W F with lesson One Hundred years In Jamaica at First Christian Church annex. Refreshments served by Miss Ros Nichols, Mrs Dawkins, and Mrs Giger. Pauling Van Landingham visited with parents. Mr and Mrs Menninger hosted son Karl and others. Ja and Hazen Richardson plan a visit while Mr Richardson attends a New York drug convention. Mrs Fogle returns from Chicago to Chanute AFB.
The all family basket dinner and program at Church of the Brethren yesterday was sponsored by Homebuilders in the Women's Work group. About 50 attended. Program numbers featured family groups with a men's quartet including E. E. Watkins Roscoe Ward Gene Ward and Ray Simmons and performers backed by Mrs. Glenn Gould Rev Mease and daughters Leanna Karen and Glenda. Mrs. Louis Turner delivered a poem and short talk and offered the benediction. Family group instrumental numbers featured P. R. Jamison and Rick with Mrs. Jamison accompanying.
About 70 Ottawa music pupils of all ages take part in the National Piano Guild tournament at Ottawa University starting today and running through Thursday. Local volunteers and judges guide the event, with Mrs. Dora Schroeder of Milwaukee as adjudicator. The Guild tourneys span 650 centers coast to coast and have issued numerous certificates and diplomas.
Stephen Purcell entertained the Allegretto Music Club at his parents home. Members performed piano solos and memory recitals by Pamela Miller and Mark Holden, who were named honor students for the month. Mrs. M A Welly presented awards. refreshments were served by Mrs. Purcell assisted by Pamela and Stephen. Nine guests and ten members were present.
Ottawa Business and Professional Women host district luncheon at Masonic temple. Mrs. Vivian Etrick state president honors club president Mrs. Wesley Trout with Membership Emblem for 42 percent membership gain to 81. Six other clubs receive awards. Le Roy and Pleasanton new clubs sponsored. Vera Goodman leads worship as Marva Hasselblad describes India. Floral decor and pastel jewelry favors noted.
Jan Andrews hosted a party Friday night at Oak Lodge with chaperons Mr and Mrs Bob Andrews and Mr and Mrs Quincy Seymour. Attendees included Judy Sloan Susan Alderman Susan Harvey Sharon McDowell Raylene Fitzgerald Carol Lee Paula Autenreith Sandra Elder Jane Gollier Sue McKinley Marilyn Robertson Kay Ralston Sue Piggott Johnny Thompson Jim Trigg Jim Johnson Ronnie Showalter Tom Chappel Tommy Campbell Gary Prager Douglas Haverty Vycki Shanes Rod Lennard Winki Carlson Jack Smith Quin Seymour Douglas Parson Roger Casteel and Johnnie Miers.
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