RNA District Deputy Is Honored At Royal Neighbors Event
Forest Park Camp 300 Royal Neighbors honored Mrs. Howard Smith of Ottawa as district deputy with a Friday reception at the Masonic temple. The Life themed program featured speeches, skits, and a corsage for Mrs. Smith. Family, local group leaders, and attendees from Topeka and other camps joined the tribute. eighty-five people attended.
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Forest Park Camp No
Royal Neighbours of
America
Masonic Temple
Oward Smith
Ottawa
Chester Louderback
Mr. Smith
Kathy
Jimmy
Elizabeth
Cheryl
Erly
St. Louis
Oracle
Feuerborn
Harold Stout
Valley Falls
Smith
Vernzy Noel
Neodesha
Sadie Martin
Topeka
Lane
Rantoul
Baldwin
Osawatomie
Omega Chapter votes $10 gift and installs Beta Sigma Phi officers
Omega Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, voted a $10 contribution to the Beta Sigma Phi Kansas nursing fund, installed officers, and held rituals. Mrs. Richard Williams hosted, with Mrs. Jim Dykstra assisted by Mrs. Tom Marks and Mrs. Leland Gilliland. Pledge ritual led by Mrs. Ilene Lensmeyer, jewels ritual by Mrs. Ted Coons. Plans made for a May 18 picnic and white elephant sale at Mrs. LeRoy Teter’s home.
Socialettes and Knights Templar News From Kansas Gatherings
Social events report a dinner for mothers hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee Peters with Wanda Peters Mae Hicks and other guests. The 95th Knights Templar Grand Commandery session in Great Bend drew multiple Kansas couples. GG Club hosted a Friday gathering with eight members. American Legion Auxiliary and Naomi CWE announce upcoming meetings with charity sewing drive noted.
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Charles Lee Peters
Don
Jan
Wanda Peters
Mae Hicks
Hobart Betz
Lynn
Steve
Sandy
Kathy
Rantoul
Mike Towner
David
Ottawa
Grand Commandry
Knights Templar of
Kansas
Great Bend
C. J. Pence
Louis Dale
Clarence Rea
Gerald Harford
Kenneth Liegerot
GG Club
Lulu McDonald
A. W. Urquhart
Dear Ann Landers Clashes Over Incurred Animosity
A reader confesses early same sex attraction and chronicles years of psychiatric therapy from age fourteen. After treatment the writer enters a nontraditional relationship with a woman and seeks guidance on the resulting personal and social tensions.
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Ann Landers
Ann Landers Advice Column Letter Exchange
A reader asks whether to confront neighbors about their eight year old son who plays with dolls and sews. Ann Landers urges intervening with the parents despite risk, saying success rewards outweigh possible animosity. Also a secretary’s wardrobe embarrassment prompts debate on telling her about male colleagues’ gossip.
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Stander
Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers and Dear Doodle: Advice columns
The Ottawa Herald prints tips from Dear Ann Landers and a Doo dle Bug reply. Readers seek tactful guidance on etiquette turnabout parties romance and family support with lighthearted tone and practical counsel.
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Abe
Charles Williamson
Donna Axum
Country Club
RNA District
Wallace Hart
Woman’s Association of Westsminster United Presbyterian Church
Boyd Cooper
Modern Homemakers Hdu
Merle Birckhead
Tot
Teens Club
Paul Boyke
de Molay Mothers
Clarence Ralston
Mrs. Smith
Kathy Burgeous
Ted Johnson
Glenn Miller
Bev
Safeway
Ilson
Coldbrook
Safeway Butcher
Ibs
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Auditorium
Naomi Cwe
First Christian Church
Eugene Suffran
Laim
Ottawa Herald
Casual
Northwestern Mutual
Robert L. Shields Bennett
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
Beneficial
Mother
FSLIC
East 2Nd Street
F. R, Bennett
Milo M, Hewitt H, J, Henning
Wm. W. Wallace
Dean Berlin
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