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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1959
Page
5
Musical Majors Club Hosts Honor Students and Recitals
Musical Majors Club at the Bullock home last evening featured hostess Sandra Shade and Nancy Bul lock. Nancy Baxter and Rick Baxter gave memory recitals while other pupils performed piano solos. Hurst Coffman and Patti Smith were named honor students for the month and received awards from sponsor Mrs. M. A. Welty. Members did written theory work. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Neal Bullock and Mrs. Don Shade with assistance from Miss Ilo Bullock. Eight guests and ten members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Shade
Nancy Bullock
Bullock
Nancy Baxter
Rick Baxter
Hurst Coffman
Patti Smith
M. A. Welty
Neal Bullock
Don Shade
Ilo Bullock
97 Year Old Woman Makes Knee Robes for Wheelchair Patients
Mrs Harriet Ward aged 97 lives with her son Max and wife at 930 S Hickory. She keeps busy crafting knee robes from fabric scraps for Crestview wheelchair patients, having completed eight. Her daughter‑in‑law notes the robes help patients feel better and look better. Ward has six grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren, is in a wheelchair herself since last November, and once taught school. She grew up in Michigan, lived in Iowa with her professor husband Henry Ward at Coe College, later retired and lived in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Billy
Landers
Minnie
Harriet Ward
Max
S. Hickory
California
Ward
Writers Workshop Instruction At University Of Kansas Conference
The University of Kansas Writers' Conference runs June 23 to 26 offering instruction in novels short stories poetry essays articles and television plays. Miss Frances Grinstead associate journalism professor directs the seventh year with leaders Virginia Sorensen Betty Finnin Howard Turtle Bernice Slate and Bob Wormington. Enrollees may submit manuscripts for criticism and Grinstead will send a program leaflet on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Writers’ Conference
Frances Grinstead
Virginia Sorenson
Betty Finnin
Woman's Day
Howard Turtle
The
Kansas City Star
Bernice Slate
Prairie Schooner
Lincoln
Neb
Bob Wormington
Wdaf TV
Kansas City
Miss Grinstead
Glado
Miscellany and Tales From Ottawa Musings
A chat with Mrs. Paul Archer notes Jo Archer won a gold medal for a recording and began piano around age three. Mrs. Archer teaches five children, with the eldest learning from others, and Robin, five, is her latest pupil. A Ottawa music critic finds children’s conversations intriguing as a boy asserts his hard work before performing. Also, a planning-oriented Ottawa woman shares dressing for events with a list and interchangeable accessories. In North Main a gardening pair uses dirt to douse a car fire, while the Leatherberrys lose part of their soil load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Archer
North Main
Ottawa
Brownie Tea Honors Mothers at Eugene Field School
The 13 fourth grade Brownie Troop 46 girls held a tea Thursday in the school auditorium honoring their mothers. The program featured Scout songs a dance a special mother song and a performance titled Living Our Laws. Each girl gave her mother a handmade basket and corsage Refreshments followed for the 13 attending mothers. Leaders are Mrs Glen Hardesty Mrs Robert Coleman and Mrs Milton Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 46
Eugene Field School
Glen Hardesty
Robert Coleman
Milton Jameson
Farewell Party for Local Office Staff
Mr and Mrs Robert Wasson hosted a farewell gathering Thursday for Mrs Lloyd Stiffler and Mrs Bob McGhee, who are leaving their Employ ment Service office. Stiffler accepted a position in the FHA office, McGhee will join her husband in Norfolk Virginia. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack Sullins Calvin Ewing Bertha Richardson Ralph Loyd Pomona and Mr Stiffler and Ronnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wasson
Roberta
Jackie
Office Force of Employment Service
Mr. Wasson
Lloyd Stiffler
Bob McGhee
Stiffler
F.H.A
Norfolk
Jack Sullins
Calvin Ewing
Bertha Richardson
Ralph Loyd
Rantoul
Mr. Stiffler
Ronnie
Pomona
Socialettes Mrs Clara Smith to attend Miami garment workers union convention
Mrs. Clara Smith of 1020 S Main will leave tomorrow for Miami for a ten day convention of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union representing Local No 453. Locals from Paola Osawatomie and other towns join the trip. Other social notes include Nazarene Missionary Society’s Cape Verde Islands lesson, Golden Hours Class burger fry, Senior Club meeting and Kayette officer installations with new officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Smith
S. Main
Miami
International Ladies Garment, Workers, Union
Kansas City
Paola
Osawatomie
Community club schedule and society notices
A dense listing of local clubs churches and societies with meeting dates and hosts. Highlights include RECRUIT CLASS at 7 30 p.m. at 601 N. Cherry and Faith Bible Church Missionary Society events, plus numerous chapters and auxiliaries such as AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY HOTARY ANNS and PRINCE TON CIRCLE with names of hosts and locations for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
U. & Army Mothers
P.E.O
John W. Lamb
Hotary Anns
B. F. Bowers
Princeton Circle
Ladies of G.A.R. plan Memorial Day observance
Ann Casida heads the group with Karen it son as vice president and Jean Wright as secretary. Judy Daugharthy serves as treasurer. Nine members met at Mrs. Glen Happy’s home with Mrs. W. L. Pickering presiding. Mrs. George Rule led devotions. Reports included 11 cards. Ray Koontz reported on the department convention in El Dorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Casida
Karen Itson
Jean’. Wright
Judy Daugharthy
G.A.R
Glen Happy
W. L. Pickering
George Rule
Ray Koontz
Department
el Dorado
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Ann
Don
Roz
Musical Majors Club
Gaynor's Lake
Colbern's Restaurants
Henry Ward
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Las
Lois Smith
Robert Barnes
Mother's Day
Dairy Queen
Mr. and
Mrs
Jerry Bowman
Love
Pat
Main
Writer’s Workshop
James Stewart
Kim Novak
Jack Lemmon
Bowery Boys
Tony Curtis
Mr. Corey
Dalton Girls
Burt Lancaster
Kirk Douglas
Hal Wallis
Corral, An
John
Ireland
Leon Uris
Paramount Picture
Latchmo the Great
Aglasad
United Artists
Louis Arhstron
LMS
Dean Berlin
Nazarene Missionary Society
Cape Verde Islands
Earl Sommer
Leland Babcock
Rozella Hinton
Orval Staneart
Golden Hours
New Hope Baptist Church
Emil Kirchhoff
Virgil McMahan
R. B. Shoemaker
C. D. Garrett
Frank Millers
Jim Russells
B. B. Phillips
John Shepherd
Carleton Crosswhite
Walter Brauer
West 15Th
Diana Knight
Nancy Burlingham
the Harvesters
John Lawrence
Omigron
Ricky Fletcher
Wer
AGGES
R. F. Lollar
Acorn CL
Skilton Music Club
Trinity Methodist Church
Hazel Harrison
W. M
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles Weaver
Rebhkahs
W. A. Richardson
Elm Grove
May Taylor
Hattie Marshall
Leo Kirkwood
R. BH .M
Julia Jones
F. W
C. W. F Whith Shrine
W.C.T.U
Main Street United Presbyterian Church
Fairmount Birthday Club
Clifford Carey
Naomi
Rhoda Simmons
Helpful Servich
Irvin Mock
Wycoff
John G. Kaiser
Drug Store Masonic
Stewart Fruit & Flower Farm
Richter
OHS
Adolphe Mentou
Hillcrest Drive-In Theatre
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