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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
3
Miss Elizabeth Sprague spoke on a healthy personality at a Garfield fifth and sixth grade parents group discussion. She noted love as a key trait while addressing emotional disturbance questions. The gathering at W. Henning home closed a PTA education series.
Abe Bennett Chapter of the Nazarene Society studied Japan led by Mrs. Leland Babcock with 12 members present and two children. Ruhamah W.M.S. plans a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Ralph Haney. Joe and Jo Ames returned from Iowa visits. Bon n ie and Jo Ellen Ferns hosted relatives visiting from California and Kansas City. Coffeyville convention report given by Miss Margaret Clark. final May 27 gathering planned at Mrs. E. C. Stucker. Lend-Hand Class and One-To-Six Club notes. two hostesses led devotions and prizes awarded. meeting attendance noted. One-To-Six postponement to May 28.
Honor bride elect Jane Warner of Rapid City, S D, received a Saturday night shower in Manhattan hosted by her future mother in law Mrs Harold Crawford and Mrs Roger Bell. Lavender and white decor plus a lavender parasol graced the gift table. Nearly 30 guests attended.
New York Senator Irving M. Ives has decided against running again due to ill health. Friends report he will make a formal announcement this afternoon in Washington where he is undergoing medical exams. He told friends he does not feel up to a third term this fall.
Mrs John Lawrence led the Rotary Anns coffee party at Mrs B F Bowers home with a brief hats history and a parade of hats. The oldest was a black beaver top hat once owned by Mrs John H Lambs husband’s great great grandfather Benjamin F Lamb. 32 members and one guest Mrs Charles Stafford of Pittsburg attended.
Zigzag Club met in Paola with Mrs Clara Davis as hostess. Achievement Day sheets were prepared by Mrs Otto Zebert, also of Paola. Mrs William Owens of Lane won a surprise package in the fund drive. Mrs Harold Kimball of Princeton was elected secretary treasurer to fill a vacancy. Mrs Jim Burkdoll of Rantoul received a surprise layette shower wheeled in by a large doll buggy. Twenty members attended along with five guests and several children.
Mrs Lee Hughs held a surprise open house Sunday at the Bundy home honoring their 25th wedding anniversary. About 100 guests attended. May 7, 1933 was the couple’s marriage date. Helpers included Mrs FA Trump, Mrs Claude Webb, Mrs A B Martin and Mrs Robert Clogston. A silver theme featured a bride doll and floral bouquets.
Bridal shower for Carol Tulloss, bride to be, was hosted by Mrs. Wayne Kunard and Mrs. E. E. Dunn at the Kunard home. Nearly 30 guests attended. prizes in games were won by Rita Tulloss and Mrs. John Lloyd.
The American Legion Auxiliary initiated two new members, Mrs. Margaret Krist and Mrs. Walter Pierson, last evening. Initiation officer Mrs. Tom Flory was assisted by president Mrs. Howard Henderson and officers including vice presidents, junior past president, chaplain, and sergeant-at-arms. Honor guard pins were given for 5 to 35 years of membership, and copies of the revised constitution were distributed. Janet Detwiler entertained with song and tap dance, accompanied by Mrs. Mabel Holmes. Door prize went to Mrs. Elmer Roth. Hostesses were Mrs. J. Ray Waddell and Mrs. Elma Fouts. thirty members attended.
Nagging backache and minor pains from exertion or stress may disrupt sleep. Doan's Pills relieve pain ease bladder irritation and mildly diurese through kidneys, promising restfull nights. New large economy size touted as money saver with decades of use.
Williamsburg Junior- Senior banquet last night in the high school auditorium featured a false ceiling of silver stars on blue streamers and an imitation stone wall with a curved bridge. Junior mothers prepared dinner. sophomores served. program included welcomes, toasts, songs, and jokes. 19 juniors and 20 seniors attended alongside faculty and school board members.
Marcia Cudworth was installed as W MS as Circle of First Baptist Church held officer installations last evening by Mrs. Emory McKenzie. New officers include chair man Mrs. Robert Bowline vice chairman Mrs. Orville Glenn secretary Mrs. Daisy Gunn treasurer Mrs. Bertha Newfield and department chairmen Miss Estel Johnson Mrs. Claire Kahler Mrs. Wesley Trout Misses Harriet Seymour Virginia Jennings Vera Goodman and Mrs. McKenzie. Hostess Mrs. James Grogan assisted by Mrs. Kahler. Miss Helen Steelman led devotions and Mrs. Robert Young directed the program on Family Week.
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