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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
10
Readers share letters about a fat rich North Carolina aunt who sat on a ukulele breaking it, then scolding modern kids. Ann Landers responses urge caution over leaving fragile items on chairs and reflect on relationships and manners.
Mrs. Ruth Eileen Whitten of Olathe announces the engagement of her daughter Ruth Eileen to James M. Milliken son of Mr and Mrs Orlin Milliken of Williamsburg The couple plans a Aug 14 wedding in Olathe Miss Whitten a Kansas State University senior majoring in home economics belongs to Kansas Home Economics Association Angel Flight and Gamma Phi Beta She will be joined by Mr Milliken who has just returned from the Philippines as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate and will pursue further studies at Washburn University He is a member of Farm House Kansas State University chapter
Four University of Kansas women journalism students, including One Ottawan and Margaret Hughes, were honored at a bridal shower in Lawrence. Three of the honorees will marry on the same day in different cities, with Hughes set to wed Fred Frailey in Ottawa on June 5. Susan Tkachek of Omaha will marry Don Black, a former Herald reporter. The event was hosted by Theta Sigma Phi members and friends.
Ottawa pupils will audition May 13 to 15 in Elliott Hall First Baptist Church for the National Guild of Piano Teachers annual non competitive tournament. Local committee includes Miss Shirley Jones and Mrs Kerr of Ottawa University with Mrs R H Miller Mrs R L Stevens and Mrs M A Welty. Adjudicator is Mrs T A Baker of Springfield Missouri with 30 years teaching experience and degrees from Southwest Missouri State College Northwestern University plus master classes with Mirovitch Madame Rosina Shevinne and others.
The First Christian CWF met to dedicate a love gift for the state convention and voted to move meetings to the last Wednesday after July. The program The Real Millionaire featured members portraying characters. Royal Schools of Music hosted by teachers including Mrs. Schoonover and Mrs. Clark, with judges from 37 years of National piano tournaments.
Members of the Women’s Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren tied six comforters at an alledged meeting held in the church. They shared a luncheon of potluck salads. Mrs. Charles Du Mond led devotional time and Mrs. George Royer ran the business session. The May fellowship meeting of the Council of Church Women was announced for 9 30 a m Friday in Elliott Hall.
Mrs. M A Welty provided piano prelude for the Wednesday general meeting of the First Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service. Special recognition honored three retiring officers Mrs Wayland Blair Mrs Lawrence Ogg and Mrs Mary Black with WSCS life membership pins and a WSCS pin.
Socialettes Wycoff Community Club entertained by Mrs. Mearle Christes on Thursday. Mrs. Louie Powell led devotions and Mrs. Earl Farris directed business and a contest prize. One guest attended, Mrs. F. C. Drake. Baxter Social Hour Club presented Mrs. Bill Woods a hostess gift for entertaining. Mrs. Lewis Stewart led devotions and Mrs. Harry Johnson directed recreation while Stewart received a pal gift. Love and Loyalty Club gathered at Mrs. Cora Melcher's Tuesday with games and Rachel Hubbard won the door prize. A pote luck is planned for 5:30 p.m. June 1 at Roadside Park, south edge of town. if bad weather, the event moves to Mrs. Julia Jones's home, 613 W. 3rd.
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