Pay Your Debts And Find Peace Dear Conscience
Dear Conscience: Go ahead and do it. You will have peace of mind only after you pay current obligations and begin repaying those who lost money. You'll feel better immediately.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
3
Dear Conscience: Go ahead and do it. You will have peace of mind only after you pay current obligations and begin repaying those who lost money. You'll feel better immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Behee of Melvern celebrate their golden wedding with an open house at home on Sunday May 19. Relatives and friends are invited to call from 2 to 5 p.m. The couple requests no gifts. They are long-time residents with two daughters Doris Greenfield and Perry Patterson and several grandchildren.
Nine members of US Army Mothers Post No. 4 traveled to Topeka for the first of two orientation sessions for volunteers working with VA Hospital patients. The group, led by Mrs. Albert Caleb and others, will attend a second session next Monday and then may assist with patient entertainment at picnics this summer.
The Past Matron's Club held its final season meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Raffelock with a potluck supper for past matrons and patrons along with spouses. Host and hostess teams included Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Talbott. President Mrs. C. W. Thompson led a short business session. Thirty members attended.
Rev E E Caylor introduced Lawrence McGrath a KU law student guest speaker for the Harvesters Fellowship at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. He urged Ottawa church aid for foster homes for underprivileged children and Big Brother Big Sister sponsorship for 12 to 18 year olds, citing Franklin County efforts. Hosts C R Campbell and R O Harder provided a potluck supper. Mrs John Lawrence led the session with a reading from Come As You Are. A $60 Pew Fund gift was approved. Mrs McGrath attended from Lawrence.
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Mrs. Floyd Milton and her baby daughter Paulene Kay were honored at a layette shower hosted by Mrs. Richard Cowd on Friday evening. John Rodgers assisted. Mother Goose games entertained guests. Cathy Hughes lent her doll buggy to display gifts and presented them to the mother. A pink color scheme and a dessert course completed the event. sixteen guests attended.
The group shortened its business session last night at the Masonic temple to allow members to attend a band concert. It was announced that $200 was taken in at the Mother-Daughter event on May 5 and that new officers will be elected at the next meeting. Teresa Moore presented the poem Getting Along for her librarian's report. Present were 41 choir members, 18 officers, and 10 council members.
Nine of eleven members of the 1943 Pomona High School graduating class met at the Bruce Fleming home at 430 Beech Saturday night after the Pomona Alumni banquet. They visited and recalled school events. Mrs. Fleming took photos. Attendees included L A Likes and spouse, Ross Johnsons, A L Wilberts, J W Parks of Kansas City, Tulsa residents Mrs Jack Atkins, Topeka residents Anthony Habiger, Robert Huderson of Hutchinson, Ray Reed and Roy Reed with their spouses, and Orville Flager of Pomona and Mrs Willis Bennett of Ottawa.
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