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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1964
Page
9
Trinity Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild hosted a spring tea for all church women with a pink and silver decor. Guests heard songs from nursery and school groups, presented gifts for long service and large families, and enjoyed a program by Ann Gensman and others.
Jo Ann Dorn and Airman Roger D. Morrow were married April 18 in Lincoln Nebraska with Rev L Haberlin officiating. The bride is daughter of Herman and Joyce Dorn of Filley and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Ross Morrow of Wellsville. They reside at 636 South 17th Street Lincoln after a trip. Morrow recently reenlisted in the Air Force. a reception for 100 guests followed April 26 at the bride’s parents’ home.
A dramatization of A Little Parable for Mothers by Temple Bailey opened a mothers and daughters reception at First Baptist Church Ellicott hall. Mrs E E Haley narrated with C W Henning as program chair. special music by a violin quartet. Sherwin Snyder welcomed attendees. Ann Judson Guild girls honored. Sally Peck Senior High chapter organized with Virginia LaCrone and Raymond Schmidt advisers. New officers installed by Raymond Jennings. Additional music by Mrs Frank Thayer and a quartet. Participants included Gish Evans McCullough Grogan Loyd Schmidt and Angel among others. J R Henning played piano. Punch served by Pearson as Maypole centerpiece. Marcia Cudworth Circle hosted.
Stitch and Chatter Club of Pomona voted a five dollar contribution to the cancer drive at a recent meeting. Mrs. Floyd Flager presided in the absence of the president Merle Montague. Mrs. Mae Fawl received a birthday gift. The penny collection was 64 cents. Guests included Mrs. John Hamerick and a small daughter among 16 members and three other children present.
Scraps of roofing and wood odds and ends form a crude pattern set for a Robin and Wren house. A packet offers full-size designs for eight different handhouses with size guidance. From the Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
Dear Heloise relates a husband who man ages kerosene waste by filtering through a paper napkin into a jar to remove sediment before use. The letter notes he has bought kerosene for two years and criticizes his wife’s past advice to use it around the house.
Heloise suggests pouring kerosene through a paper napkin to store fuel, while Gladys and Gladys advise tucking blankets under bed covers for summer storage and using a fitted double sheet as an emergency sofa slip cover. Helen Campbell shares a recipe file idea to track a child’s illnesses, shots, and milestones for future use.
Eighteen members of Ottawa Branch ACE met at the North American Hotel on Wednesday evening then visited Miss Eleanor Lloyds home for the meeting. Mrs Mae Likes, president, reported that 76 was cleared at a recent rummage sale. Officers were installed: president Letha Figgins first vice president Florence Garnet and treasurer Beulah Thompson. Reports from ACEI convention in Portland Oregon by delegates Mrs William Hocking and Mrs Eunice Larkin were read to the group. Each member received an amen Portang.
The May births include Rachel Ellen for Cecil E. Vining and wife of Richmond weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. William Benson for Charles W. Chilcote of 811 S. Oak weighing 7 pounds 4.02 ounces. Daniel Lawrence for Lawrence G. Hill of Wellsville weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces. Kathleen Marie for Edwin H. Horstick of Richmond weighing 7 pounds 1.25 ounces.
Auxiliary announcements at last evening's meeting noted 16 present. Secret pals will be revealed May 14 at North American Hotel. A covered dish dinner and games are scheduled for May 17 with informal activities. A final on is planned for May 21 and members should bring white elephants for the convention. Mrs. Clara O'Connor won the mystery package.
Mrs Don Martin hosted Baxter Social Hour Club on Thursday. Mrs James Allen led devotions after group singing, reading the 143rd Psalm. Nine members and two children attended, with bingo prizes won by five members and refreshments served afterward.
Shirley Moore and Wayne James united in marriage on April 24 at North Baptist Church with Rev. Jim Anderson officiating. Attendants Marion Ishaug and Don Anderson wore pale blue and white outfits, reception held for about 35 relatives at the groom’s mother home, bride employed at Beautyland Ottawa, groom at Moorman Buick Topeka.
Mirtan Fnglected officers at the meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. Kenneth Suffron. They are Mrs. Charles Gentner president, Mrs. Jack Porter vice-chairman, Mrs. Suffron secretary, and Mrs. David Horne treasurer. Present were 16 members and four guests including Rev Ned M Roberts Mrs Russell Wiltse and Mrs Wayne McCandless.
Mrs. Mary Woodward led a WSCS pledge service with scripture, meditation, and a prayer on the Sea of Giving for the May meeting. Mrs. A M Telfer spoke on the same topic. members signed pledge cards and a hymn and prayer closed the service. The business meeting adopted the 1964 65 budget and elected Mrs. Lee Peterson to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Cook’s resignation. Sixty nine members attended with May basket decor and refreshments.
The instruction promotes using dark green outer cabbage leaves rich in vitamins iron and calcium. It highlights their nutritional value and benefits for meals or remedies.
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