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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1966

Page

4

Summer Vows For Sharon Brown And George Haas

Mr and Mrs William David Brown announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Elaine to George Patrick Haas son of Mr and Mrs George C Haas 1316 8 Mulberry A summer wedding is planned Miss Brown is a senior at Ottawa High School Mr Haas works for Nitchers Floor Service

William David Brown Ottawa RFD I Sharon Elaine George Patrick Haas George C. Haas Mulberry Miss Brown Ottawa High School

Two Circles In Meetings Presiding at the Alpha Circle

In Williamsburg Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Jesse Edgecomb presided at Alpha Circle WSCS meetings with devotions by Mrs. Pearl Butter who read Psalm 67. Mrs. M. R. Wren taught a pledge service on society funds, noted two special memberships, and five In Remembrance gifts to missions. The Mary Sue Lowry Circle met Thursday with devotions by Mrs. Henry L. Dehn. Mrs. Ervin Chambers led the Strangers No More lesson and group discussion. Plans for two church banquets, alumni fundraising for the building fund, and refreshments followed.

Alpha Circle Williamsburg Jesse Edgecomb Pearl Butter M. R. Wren J. E. Decker Board of Missions Woman’s Division WSCS Herbert Johnson Clyde Todd Ralph Basel Mary Sue Lowry Henry L. Dehn Paul Davis Ervin Chambers

Auxiliary Has Session in Williamseburg

The Leo Santee Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday at the Legion Hall in Williamse burg with Mrs. Helen Bush presiding. Mrs. Lena Bennett reported 600 pounds of used clothing were collected and distributed locally and elsewhere. Delegates were elected to the department convention set for June 24 and 26 in Hutchinson. Hostesses were chosen for a card party on May 12. Woven rugs from Wadsworth VA Hospital were received for sale. A gift was given to charter member Mrs. Laura Fritts, who is moving to LaCygne. Mrs. Faye Hall of Hale, Michigan, joined 11 members present.

Leo Santee American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Williamseburg Helen Bush Lena Bennett Laura Fritts LaCygne Faye Hall Hale, Mich

Senior Club at Youth Center Hosts Royal Neighbors

The Senior Club at the Youth Center hosts the Royal Neighbors in an afternoon event. Residents and members participate in community fellowship and discuss upcoming activities.

Royal Neighbors

Trinity WSCS Service Details and Pledge Readings

Mrs Norman Hazen led a Trinity Methodist WSCS service with a Dreams and Reality pledge, assisted by Mildred Tavlor and others. Seventy six calls were reported, six cards sent, and actions included installing a new ceiling in the church kitchen and funding for Sunday School and VBS. Women discussed weekly prayer, clothing gifts to Navajo Mission, and a rummage sale set for June. Twenty five members and three children attended.

Norman Hazen Trinity Methodist Mildred Tavelor Leslie Brown Everett Chapman Mare Fon Coen Henry Alban Emile Barnes Max Cartmill Jess Blake Susanna Weseley New Mexico A.E. Sullins Harry Loyd United Church Woomen May Fellowship Grace Episcopal Church Earl Reed Barnes Elma Good Alban

Chuck Duval Supper Omelet with Green Salad

Recipe notes a Friday fare dish by Chuck Duval featuring a butter omelet with onion green pepper tomato and mushroom pieces cooked in a skillet then finished under a broiler. It yields four servings and pairs with buttered toast fruit and cheese.

Chuck Duval

QES Chapter Honors New District Aide

Mrs W Phil McCracken of Ottawa was introduced as new District 14 aide at a Union Chapter No 15 meeting in Topeka. Also honored were Mrs Raffelock and Mr Raffelock for leadership positions. Mrs Jessie Langer received life membership. Forty five attended with mothers honored and petitions for degrees and affiliations filed.

W. Phil McCracken Ottawa Grand Chapter Kansas Order of the Eastern Star Topeka Union Masonic Temple William Ogle Union Chapter McCracken Julius Raffelock Raffelock Hughes Ogle Jessie Langer Harley P. Gover James Gillette Michael Tweet Josephine Evans

Union Chapel WSCS Session Recaps Dreams and Realities

Mrs Verne White led the lesson on Dreams and Realities and presided the pledge service at Union Chapel W S C S session. Mrs George Steward chaired the meeting with 13 members and one child present. Members reported 36 calls and 22 cards while Mrs Robert Hopkins shared on tours to Good Will Industries Della C Lamb Home and St Paul School of Theology Kansas City. Mrs Guy Towers installed new officers and Mrs Harold French served refreshments assisted by Mrs J E Thornton.

Verne White Union Chapel W.S.C.S George Steward Robert Hopkins Good Will Indusries Della C. Lamb St. Paul School of Theoloogy Kansas City Guy Towers Harold French J.E. Thornton

Socialettes Hall visit relatives in Williamsburg

Mr and Mrs Walter Hall visited relatives and friends in Williamsburg for a few days last week while enroute to their Hale Michigan home after spending the winter in St Cloud Florida.

Walter Hall Will Liamsburg Hale Mich St. Cloud Fla

Merry Notes Club entertained at Wilhite home

Marcheta Wilhite hosted the Merry Notes Club Tuesday evening at her parents home. Peggy Mason Marcheta Wilhite Linda Schmidt and Dennis Spratt gave memory recitals while members and guests Jean Ann and Barbara Wilhite played piano solos. Mrs Wilhite and her daughters served refreshments. Twenty-three members and guests attended.

Marcheta Wilhite Merry Notes Club Merle Wilhite Peggy Mason Linda Schmidt Dennis Spratt Jean Ann Barbara Wilhite

Dear Ann Landers columns from 1966 Ottawa Herald

Read letters from readers about social anxiety sweaty hands mistaken identity and wedding attire. Advice covers skin doctors for hyperhidrosis changing name suffixes legal implications and respecting wedding customs while offering practical guidance.

Ann Landers Quebec Thad

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