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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1968

Page

3

Woman's Temperance Union White Ribbon Rally

At First Presbyterian Church a Woman's Temperance Union event featured devotional led by Rev. Hall. Mrs. George F. Allman sang For My Mother with Mrs. R. L. Stevens accompanying. Mrs. Ermil Greenfield urged mothers to raise sober, secure homes. White ribbons were given to children. prayers offered by Mrs. John Lester. Rhonda Jo, Rae Lynn, Jean Ann, and Judy Lynn dedicated. Washington Letter reviewed by local members. Gov. Lester Maddox's Youth Council on Alcohol Tobacco and Health noted, with 30 000 youths enlisted. Youth Parliament quiz and Solom on camp dates July 17 19 discussed. Aaronic Benediction closed.

Woman’s Emperance Union Fay Q i. Presbyterian Church Co ‘Hall George F. Allman R. L. Stevens Ermil Greenfield Frank Morris John Lester Rhonda Jo Rae Lynn Ronald Hoover Jean Ann Judy Lynn Dean Royce Washington Marjorie Collins Ralph Paul Alfred Head Morris Lester Lester Maddox Georgia C. J. Sink Mary Black Youth Temperance Council Solomon

Mary Jane Wolken to Wed Harold Taylor in July

Mr and Mrs Arnold Wolken Sr announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane Wolken to Harold F Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Riemer Ottawa A July 27 wedding is planned at St Boniface Church Scipio Miss Wolken a 1965 Ursuline Academy and Pittsburg School of Cosmetology graduate works at Jones Store Prairie Village Kan Mr Taylor a 1964 Eudora High graduate works at Sunflower Ordnance Plant DeSoto

Arnold Wolken Sr Mary Jane Harold F. Taylor Ralph Riemer Ottawa St. Boniface Church Scipio Miss Wolken Ursuline Academy Paola Pittsburg School of Jones Store Prairie Village Kan Taylor Eudora High School Sunflower Ordnance Plant DeSoto

Music program for Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi

The Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held a Monday program on music led by Mrs. Willis Bennett from Eugene Field School. Connege Scudder, a Wellington transfer, was welcomed. Plans for a May 20 coffee at Anchor Savings to mark their 20th anniversary were announced. A May basket aided a needy family. Awards went to Mrs. William Clary, Mrs. Robert Thompson, and Mrs. Glenn Kett. Mrs. Mike Towner won a Beta Sigma Phi cookbook door prize. An end of year picnic is set for 6:30 p.m. May 20 at Mrs. Wayne Walter’s home in Princeton.

Omega Beta Sigma Phi Willis Bennett Eugene Field School Connege Scudder Wellington Anchor Savings William Clary Robert Thompson Glenn Kett Mike Towner Wayne Walter Princeton

Orienta Mimics program on Japan by Mrs Gollier

Mrs R A Gollier presented Oriental Mimics about Japan for PEO Chapter 6L on Tuesday afternoon. She wore a kimono brought by her son Fred Gollier, purchased en route from Vietnam. Hostesses were Mrs E G Stucker assisted by Mrs Tom Gleason and Mrs Robert B Anderson. Special guest Mrs Josephine Carter Garnett, a charter member, attended among 22 members present. The final meeting was announced as a brunch at 10 0 am May 28 at Mrs Glenn Sigelowis home.

R. A. Gollier Japan P.E.O Fred ‘Gollier Vietnam E. G. Stucker Tom Gleason Robert B. Anderson Josephine Carter, Garnett

Nature Topic For Program Exemplar Chapter Meeting

Beta Sigma Phi held a triple feature program at Mrs. Joe Yockey Jr.’s home Monday evening with topics on Nature. Mrs. Carl Nutt Jr. presented Our Own Enjoyment from The Art of Living, while Mrs. Henry Gilroy discussed This Hill This Valley and Nature’s Wonders. Mrs. David Bulmer reviewed The Sense of Wonder, and Mrs. Bob Roberts reported the city council. New officers installed included President Don Burroughs and other appointed roles.

Beta Sigma Phi Joe Yockey Jr Carl Nutt Jr Wilford A. Peterson Henry Gilroy Hal Borland Charles L. Sherman David Bulmer Rachel Carson Bob Roberts Don Burroughs Jim Dykstra Duane ‘Hall Lee Grimes Francis Wilson

Party Honors Bride-Elect Marilyn Montgomery Shower

Marilyn Montgomery bride-elect to Joe Binns was guest of honor at a Williamsburg Methodist Church social shower Friday. Hostesses included Mrs. Forrest Bond and others. forty attended. prizes awarded to Montgomery and other guests. Colors pink and yellow featured. wedding set for May 25 at Sunnyside Baptist Church in Wichita.

Marilyn Montgomery Joe Binns Williamsburg W. R. Binns Sunnyside Baptist Church Wichita

Entre Nous Holds Final Potluck Year Session

Entre Nous held a potluck Tuesday evening at Mrs. Bob Dillon’s home to close the club year. Retiring officers Mrs. Jack Davis Mrs. Harold Gahagan Mrs. Bob Soph and Mrs. V O Schultz served as hostesses. A brief business session occurred and retiring president Mrs. Davis received a gift. Twenty members attended.

Entre Nous Bob Dillon Jack Davis Harold Gahagan Bob Soph V. O. Schultz Davis

Potluck Meal Served by North Baptist Church Class

The Recruit Class of North Baptist Church hosted a potluck Monday before the evening service in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Hazel Hough presided, devotions were led by Mrs. Emmett Taylor, and 22 members shared memories of their mothers. Only two mothers of the group were living. May baskets brightened the decorations. Visitors included Rev. Lewis Hearne and his children.

North Baptist Church Fellowship Hell Hazel Hough Emmett Taylor Lewis Hearne

Babies Born At Ransom Memorial Hospital Names and Weights

A series of births in April at Ransom Memorial Hospital lists parents, addresses, and newborn names with weights. Marvin William Jr appears from Adamson, Sandra Patricia from Kantack, Shane Law from Vandeventer, Alan Lane from Good, Sharla Rene from Blanche, Michael Lynn from Shields, Dawna Kay from Evans, and ya Frederick from Schnoke, with weights ranging from 6 pounds 6 ounces to 8 pounds 12 ounces.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Marvin William Adamson Hamblin Marvin William Jr Gayle Thomas Kantack S. Hickory Sandra Patricia Kenneth Norman Vandeventer Ottawa RFD Shane Law Marvin Ray Good N. Mulberry Alan Lane Jerry Don Blanche N. Cedar Sharla Rene Dennis B. Shields Wellsville Michael Lynn Kenneth Perdue Evans RFD 2 Dawna Kay Frederick Eldon Schnoke Hickory Ya Frederick

Speaker for AAUW Dinner in Ottawa University Union

Senator William Bowers spoke at the Ottawa Branch AAUW dinner in the Ottawa University Union green room. He described a legislative tour of Europe taken with Kansans while slides illustrated the trip. Dr An n Greer presided with 51 members present. New officers installed included Mrs L O Gaddis president and Miss Elizabeth Snodgrass first VP.

William Bowers Ottawa American Association of University Women Ottawa University Union Europe Ann Greer T. L. Silvius F. E. Warner Margaret Prunty Fred Kaiser L. O. Gaddis Elizabeth Snodgrass Faith Spencer Robert Spencer Silvius

CHIPPENDALE S HEIRLOOM SHELVES PROJECT

Home Workshop by Ruth Wyeth Speen presents two jig saw designs for Chip pendale shelves. Pattern 107 provides actual-size cutting guides and directions, suitable for amateurs. Available in Jig-Saw Packet No. 45 and via Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New Windsor NY.

Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept P. O New Windsor N. Y

Keeping Them Honest DEAR HELOISE

Dear HeLOISE shares home tips from mothers featuring organizing colors for kids dining ware, bobbin storage on a spike with corks, reshaping ceiling hats with bowls and starch, preserving artificial flowers with clear or pink nail polish, matched petal coloring tips, and party dip trick using colored cream cheese for visual appeal.

Heloise Mimi

Club Forecast Thru Thursday Busy Corner

Social Club, Mrs. Robert Lister Em ery Green Social Club, Mrs. Norman Wooge, plant exchange H. C. H., Mrs. Don Martin Soroptimists luncheon Kiwani Queens, Mrs. Corwin Shields, salad luncheon Merry-Go-Round, Reno's Cafe, luncheon Mary Luc CWF, Miss Clara Stilt Princeton WSCS White Shrine.

Busy Corner Robert Lister Emery Green Social Club Norman Wooge Plant Exchange Don Martin Soroptimists Kiwani Queens Corwin Shields Merry-Go-Round Reno's Cafe Mary Luc

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