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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
5
Princess-on-the-go travels with two tops and a curvy capelet. Knit the capelet of fluffy mohair for an elegant three part ensemble. Pattern 4870 costs fifty cents with extra for first class mail. Send to Anne Adams in New York for catalog and free pattern.
Reader notes on making a double use sauce for pasta and hot dogs, freezing in ice trays for handy portions. Cedar closet rejuvenation via oil of cedar or sanding suggested. Belt slipping solved by snapping belt to dress behind buckle. College nail color pranks and hair color experiments spark curiosity. Nylon puff-ball tool cleans stainless thermos interiors. Celery or parsley rub to soften garlic stained hands.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Assembly Of God Church on Tuesday with Rev Jack Dennison delivering the devotional text Sir we would see Jesus John 12 21 Mrs Ermil Greenfield led group singing with Edna Greenawalt at the piano and spoke on Child Welfare projects The Washington Letter was reviewed by Mrs Cora Melchert Mrs Fred Proffitt Mrs Gertrude Day and Miss Marjorie Collins It noted smoking raises lung cancer risk tenfold and discussed other tobacco linked deaths The union organized at Colony was reported and plans were made to attend a Pomona meeting Friday at Mrs Jim Driver s home A sewing bee was set for May 25 at Mrs Proffitt s home with closing prayer by Mrs C J Sink
Mrs. Floyd Coffman presented a music program for The Sequel Club detailing uses like therapy and enjoyment. She noted music shares sound and movement. Mrs. George Hughes became president and received the club key from retiring leader Mrs. Marevin Durbin. Committee chairs were named: program Mrs. Robert Ledom social Mrs. Emerson Max membership Mrs. Coffman service Mrs. Durbin courtesy Mrs. Art Conus hosts Mrs. Wayne Lewis with co hostess Mrs. Conus.
A reader complains her husband nitpicks his lunch routine over mustard and daily packing. Advice is to respond with playful defiance and a checklist approach to reduce friction, avoiding repeated conflicts and shared irritation.
The Seekers Class met Wednesday afternoon at Trinity Methodist Church and elected new officers: teacher Miss Mildred Taylor president Mrs. Emile Barnes vice president Mrs. Charles Engstrom secretary Mrs. Hazel Harrison treasurer Mrs. Leo Kirkwood and courtesy chairman Mrs. Ed Hazen. Reports showed 41 calls made five gifts 49 cards sent eight bouquets delivered. Mrs. Barnes was honored with birthday observance. hostesses were Mrs. Engstrom and Mrs. William Gower.
The Williamseburg High School Junior Class hosted a Paris themed banquet on May 8 in the school auditorium. Sophomores in black and white served meals prepared by Junior mothers as guests enjoyed decor of sidewalk cafes, a view of the Eiffel Tower, and hanging napkins. Geri Smith, junior class president, led the program with Harold Boggs giving the invocation and Ed Ransons responding for the seniors. The event featured performances including songs I Love Paris Darling Je Vois Aime Beaucoup and Au Revoir, with Madison High Band providing dancing music and punch service managed by Kathy Hoyt and Connie Davis.
Missionaries to the Navajo were discussed at the Ladies Missionary Meeting in Ottawa. Mrs Ray Evans opened with a prayer as hostess Mrs Gerald Anderson and presiding officer Mrs Herb Fredricks led devotions citing John 11 28. Members sewed clothing for missionaries and scheduled May 18 as a church work day.
The Ottawa Hottie culture Study Club held an all day session featuring a morning display and sale of plants trees and shrubs. A bake sale ran 10 a.m. to noon, sack lunches were served, and plans were made for a Friday garden tour. The club voted to donate plants bulbs and other items for city beautification and to encourage planting trees shrubs and flowers in Forest Park.
A Mother's Day program at the Rebekah meeting in the I.O.O.F. Hall featured readings by Mrs. C. L. Scribner and Mrs. Ruth Hoopes. Honorees included oldest mother Mrs. Allie Murray youngest mother Mrs. George Starbuck and mother of the year Mrs. Elma Good who has eight children 18 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Mrs. Good received a corsage and was lauded by poem and song. A committee led by Mrs. Showever Mrs. Becker and Miss Alta O Flaherty organized the program. Mrs. Good presided over the business session naming Mrs. Henry Alban lodge representative with Mrs. Hoopes as alternate. Refreshments followed.
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