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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1966
Page
9
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About 75 members of the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs attended the 2nd District Seminar in Ottawa at the First Methodist Church. Ottawa Cosmopolitan Club hosted the event led by Mrs. Roy B. Church with Mrs. Fred Jackson presiding. Mrs. Douglas McCrum of Fort Scott spoke on the General Federation’s work and history, noting 15,500 clubs in 49 states and 55 countries, and highlighting the 1965 Chicago convention and 1966 New Orleans/Chicago plans. Members from many clubs attended, including Kincaid, Moran, Fort Scott, LaCygne, Lawrence, and Ottawa, among others.
Four Ottawa women attended the Zigzag Club meeting at Mrs Ele mer Sutton s Princeton home. Members named include Mrs Charles Ratliff Mrs Are len West and Mrs J W Burk doll with Miss Mary Peterford Green ley giving a demonstration on triangular bound buttonholes. Door prize went to Mrs Ross Kimball Lane and next meeting hostess will be Mrs J C Huff Paola on June 13.
The Fortnightly Club of Richmond held its final meeting of the season Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ralph McCrea's home. Mrs. Edwin Horstick presented slides from the Flower Festival in Holland and her mother's house plants. New officers elected were President Mrs. Abe Severns, Vice President Mrs. Horstick, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Urhard Sims. Fourteen members and two guests, Miss Nel Jewell and Mrs. Verna Glaze, attended.
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