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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1957

Page

9

Arrangement Pointers From Irene Zachariah For Flower Clubs

Mrs Irene Zachariah an accredited flower show judge told Wellsville Garden Club there are no set rules in arranging. She urges home practice conditioning flowers and using neutral containers. Focus on line material starting height, balance, scale, rhythm, and a clear center of interest. Use improvised supports like wires tape twistems and visible methods kept unseen. Bring out ordinary containers and start arranging with salvaged vessels and fresh flowers.

Irene Zachariah McClough Wellsville Garden Club Zachariah

White Shrine delegates head to Detroit convention

Miss Lanah Cameron and Miss Al mira Wolfe join Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sellers leaving Lawrence Sunday for Detroit to attend the supreme White Shrine convention. Cameron is worthy high priestess and Sellers a watchman of the shepherds. Ottawa officers will be granted their charter, with a Canada sightseeing trip planned before returning home at week’s end.

Lanah Cameron M. L. Sellers Almira Wolfe Lawrence Detroit Cameron Sellers the Shepherds of the Ottawa Lawrence Group

Teachers honored at Garfield PTA dinner in school hall

About 80 guests attended the teachers appreciation dinner at Garfield school hosted by the executive council of the Junior-Senior High PTA. The event honored 41 teachers and their spouses. Co chairs Mrs. Earl Sexton and Mrs. Howard Duncan led hospitality duties as general chairs.

Garfield School PTA Earl Sexton Howard Duncan

Club Forecast Wednesday MOTHED-DAUGHTER BANQUET

Local club events and meetings are listed for Wednesday at various venues. Christian Church, G C BIRTHDAY CLUB, Mrs. W Hi Williams home, all day, breakfast L W, Mrs J BE Hardierode. ONE-TQ-SIX, Mrs J W Craycraft Jr. TOT-TO-TEEN, Mrs Warren Weien. CHILD STUDY, Mrs Olin Wollen. ZIGZAGGERS, Mrs R F Lollar. FRANKLIN COUNTY NURSES, Mrs Floyd Minnick potluck. SEEKERS CLASS Trinity Methodist Church W M. United Presbyterian Church, Mrs Ralph Paul. REBEKAHS.

Christian Church W. Hi. Williams C.W B.C L. W J. BE. Hardierode J. W. Craycraft Jr Warren Weien Olin Wollen R. F. Lollar Franklin County Floyd Minnick

Luncheon Closes M P M Club Year at First Methodist

M P M Club held its closing luncheon at First Methodist Church with Tulips and spring flowers decorating tables. Retiring president Mrs C R Campbell gave small coin purses as favors. Miss Nell Barnaby city librarian spoke on My Love Affair With the State of Maine. New members welcomed include Mrs A C Heigele Mrs H C Constant Mrs M K Pettit and Mrs Mary Woodward. Thirty eight members attended along with numerous guests.

M.P.M. Club First Methodist Church C. R. Campbell Nell Barnaby W. B. Smith H. C. Constant M. K. Pettit Mary Woodward Mmes. Rhoten A. Smith Lawrence R. I. Spencer Earl Read L. V. Smith Charles Knight S. S. Bergsma L. V. Meyer R. W. Snodgrass M. E. Reinecke R. N

Centropolis Community Basket Supper Closes School Program

Centropolis hosted a basket supper on Tuesday evening to celebrate the last day of the school program. Pre school participants included Sally and Everett Wray and others. pupils performing included Linda Mohler as announcer and many others. Teachers Pat Waters and Norma Houston received gifts as more than 100 attendees enjoyed entertainment described as gypsies on a hill with songs dancing and fortune telling.

Centropolis Sally Everett Wray Danny Scott Fletcher Simmons Linda Mohler Arlyss Baker Wayne Moses Shirley Billy Vivian la Nier Julie Hood Ava Bobby Donna Smith Timmie Mohler J. D Linda Woodsum Dareen Ribeau Anita Vicki Clark Karen Larry Briggs Irene Madeline Sweetwood Ronnie Willford Janet Simmons Rose Ann Sink Gene Dyer Howard Witham Mary Scott Pat Waters Norma Houston

Lister Family Fetes 75th Birthday at Ot tawa Area Home

A Sunday noon family gathering at the R. H. Lister home east of Ottawa celebrated Mr. Lister's 75th birthday. Lilacs and spring flowers filled the rooms. Cakes were baked by Mrs. Neal Baxter of Pomona and Mrs. Willard Lister. Daughters Mrs. Harvey Goertz and son Steve of Hiawatha helped with plans. All children and grandchildren attended except Richard Lister's family of Olney Hl. Attendees included Robert Lister Jr. and children Sharon Jane and Rosemary Topeka. Harry Goertz and children Janice, Nancy and Steve Hiawatha. Neal Baxter and children Jim, Rick and Marsha Pomona. Willard Lister and children Dick, Dee Ellen and Billy.

R. H. Lister Ottawa Lister Neal Baxter Pomona Willard Lister Harvey Goertz Steve Hiawatha

Donna Irey Chosen Girls State Representative

Donna Irey of Quenemo was selected as Girls State representative of the Lyndon American Legion Auxiliary on the KU campus in June. Sponsored by clubs and friends, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Irey and holds multiple school leadership roles including junior class vice president and Pep Club president.

Donna Irey Quenemo Lyndon American Don Irey Miss Irey Queneino Federated Church

Clear Tops Improve Fridge Containers with Crystal Tops

In a note on kitchenware updates, clear tops on see through plastic refrigerator and freezer containers replace the old opaque tops. The change helps users see contents clearly, aiding safe storage and portioning.

Take Your Pick Of Meat Loaves And Add Ho Ro!s

From Jaycee Jayne members come multiple meat loaf variants. Bar-B-Q Individual Loaves use hamburger with crackers and tomato sauce, baked covered then uncover. Broiled Meat Loaves mix hamburger onion eggs oats tomato sauce garlic salt and pepper, wrap in bacon strips and brown. Hot Rolls use milk yeast and sugar to form soft rolls, dough rises two to three hours, then bake.

Jaycee Jayne Gene Mavity S. Mulberry

Mother's Day Tea Held by Trinity Methodist Church

Trinity Methodist Church hosted its annual Mother's Day tea Sunday afternoon with about 70 women in attendance. The program featured musical numbers and readings, the tea table adorned with phlox and pink tulips, and decorations led by Mrs. Harry Hjorth. Pouring were Mrs. Dorothy Edmundson and Mrs. C. D. Hood, with Mrs. Howard Fisher as general chairman and Mrs. Leo Johnson in charge of refreshments. Mrs. A. L. Sullins arranged the program.

Trinity Methodist Church Dorothy Edmundson C. D. Hood Howard Fisher Leo Johnson Harry Hjorth A. IE. Sullins

Gray Ladies Breakfast at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Walter Coburn, hospital administrator, hosted 32 Gray Ladies for a breakfast at North American hotel. He spoke on a Hospital Seminar he attended in Minneapolis. The volunteers received work assignments at the hospital for the next two months.

Walter Coburn Ransom Memorial Hospital Minneapolis Minn

Mrs Raymond Lucas Hosts Bridge Luncheon in North American Hotel

Mrs Raymond Lucas entertained fourteen guests at a bridge luncheon Saturday afternoon at the North American Hotel. The table featured pink sweetheart roses and pink snapdragons. After the luncheon, guests moved to her home for card games.

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