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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1960

Page

3

Summer sheath pattern 4886 sells Misses' sizes

Printed Pattern 4886 offers a summer sheath with a curvy silhouette and midriff seam for day or night wear. Includes sizes 10 through 18. size 16 requires 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and printedPattern directions. Send 35 cents plus 10 cents extra for mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Ottawa Herald New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Is there such a thing as a born liar Ann Landers asks

Ann Landers answers no born liars exist. liars form from practiced behavior. She says gossipers and exaggerators arise from insecurity, not birth. She discusses reader letters about column responsiveness and wedding morals, advising on honesty and outcomes.

Dear Ann Landers Clyde Landers Uo Adlai Stevenson Stevenson South America Ann Landers Marcella

Fruit Dressing With Junior-Packed Food A Flavorful Salad

Fold 14 cents worth of junior pack food to create a fruit salad dressing. Stir chopped peaches or plums into a quarter cup of dressing to finish.

Trinity WSC S C Meeting Theme Light of the World

The Trinity Methodist W S C S met yesterday with the theme Jesus, Light of the World. Mrs. Fred Proffitt led worship assisted by Mrs. Elsie Ferguson and Mrs. R. & Ward. Max Cartmill gave the lesson, candles pledged, life memberships awarded to Mrs. A. E. Sullins and Mrs. Fred Proffitt. Hostesses were Mrs. Russell Nordyke, Mrs. N. R. Day and Mrs. Ralph Dickinson. twenty six members attended.

Trinity Methodist W.S.C.S Jesus Fred Proffitt Elsie Ferguson R. &. Ward Max Cartmill A. E. Sullins

Attending C W F Institute Today

Several women of First Christian Church entertained guests last night and all went today to Louisburg to attend the C W F District Institute. Notable visitors include Mrs. E T Mooman of Topeka state C W F president and Mrs. William Hart Osawatomie pastor’s wife.

First Christian Church Louisburg C.W.F. District Institute Lloyd Brown E. T. Mooman Topeka C.W.F William Hart Christian Church Osawatomie Eugene Saffren Leta May Brown Kansas City Kas India Ottawa Nellie March Nelle Cook Kansas C Albert Hamm Charles ‘Schoonover Ottawans

Institute Meeting Theme Sets Lofty Aim

The meeting theme chosen is Plant Our Feet on Lofty Places, guiding the group's agenda and aspirations for the upcoming session.

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Methodist WSCS Holds Guest Day

First Methodist WSCS entertained visitors from nearby churches yesterday in the large dining room. About 225 attendees heard Holy Land slides by Rev. Charles P. Knight and enjoyed vocal solos by Dean Zook with Mrs. M. A. Welty accompanying, plus a vocal trio with Mrs. R. D. Nichols Mrs. R. K. Walters and Mrs. Loren Matthews with Mrs. Welty at the piano. Mrs. Phil McCracken opened with prayer as the theme song A Light Upon the Mountain was sung. Mrs. Harry Rybolt gave devotions and rainbow centerpieces decorated the serving tables.

First Methodist W.S.C Holy Land Charles P. Knight Dean Zook M. A. Welty R. D. Nichols R. K. Walters Loren Matthews Welty Phil McCracken Harry Rybolt Knight McCracken

Book Review at Guest Night Opens Discussion

Mrs P R Jamison led a book review at Mrs M J Gentner’s home on Tuesday evening. The selection was The Lonely World of Richisan by Al-

Beta Gamma P. R. Jamison M. J. Gentner Richi San

Mrs Bosworth Hosts Thirty-Four At Tea Event

Thirty four members and guests attended at the Bosworth home with Mrs Ralph Gage and Mrs Richard Saia assisting as hostesses. Garden flowers decorated the serving table and rooms throughout the house.

Fien R. Bosworth Ralph Gage Richard Saia

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