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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
4
The Merry-Go-Round Club opened with an article called Square presented by Mrs. Ernest Johnson. Nine members attended as plans were made for a May 27 potluck at Mrs. Neal Sayler's home. The club collected 52 cents in a penny drive and Mrs. Paul Howell received a surprise package. After bingo, refreshments followed.
Waunila Reed Circle held a Thursday evening meeting with a prayer after the song Living for Jesus. The lesson topic titled New Nations Discover the World-wide Church was presented. Mrs Al Williams led devotions and co-hostesses were Mrs Alma Mohr and Miss Esther Garrison. A Mission Conference is planned for June Sell in Fayetteville Ark.
A California mother asks how to respond to adults who mock a seven year old son who wears glasses after eye surgery. Ann suggests praising the child and steering conversation away from the issue. The column then includes letters about wealth, disclosure, and engagement ring etiquette, with Ann addressing deception, honesty, and fair dealing in relationships and commerce.
Paris-pretty sunburst pin tucks with embroidered arrowheads add couture charm to this skimmer for a young girl. Pattern 4613 lists sizes 2 4 6 8 and yardage requirements. price 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Send to Anne Adams The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York.
The floral session of the Supreme Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem met May 4 6 in Miami Beach Florida with members Mrs Stephen Needham supreme page Mrs Roger Comstock supreme obituary committee and Mrs John Rogers supreme membership committee. Needham gave a report for Ottawa White Shrine No 19 District No 6 noting the hall flower garden display and the hall entrance by cars. Several Ottawa Shrine members received supreme appointments and the visiting high priestess will visit Chanute Shrine June 26 and Kansas State White Shrine Club June 27.
Five Cosmopolitan Club members joined a board meeting of the Women’s Federated Clubs of the Second District in Olathe. Attendees were Mrs. Merle Marmon, president, Mrs. L. P. Moree, Mrs. Dean Hamilton, Mrs. R. Lee Finch, and Mrs. J. Ray Waddell. The club invited the district seminar to Ottawa in spring 1966.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans an annual party on Thursday May 20 with a 6 30 p m business session at the hall before a group dinner at Colbern s The event invites members to bring white elephants and secret pal gifts with identities revealed during the exchange.
Members of the HCH Club met Mrs. Earl Sink on Thursday with Mrs. Don Martin presiding. The role call themed Mother’s Day, and gifts were given to several members. Nine members and two children attended. next meeting is June 10 at Mrs. Ernest Sink’s home with old-time remedies as the role call theme.
Mrs. Lyle Fouts led the pledge service titled Portrait of Christ for Rachel W.S.65 circle using a lighted candle and a portrait of Christ. Mrs. James Ralston gave devotions and led hymns. Ralston, vice chairman, conducted the business session planning to enroll new members with Mrs. Lee Peterson as guest. Mrs. Lewis Irwin hosted, assisted by Mrs. Arnold Allen.
A Dear Heloise column offers a novel wedding gift idea: fill a colorful plastic bucket with twenty common household items to prevent duplicate gifts. It also shares Memorial Day flower can decoration tips, bud pruning for fuller blooms, cake release with coconut, a silverware wash jar trick, and a kid friendly baking activity using animal cookie cutters to keep children busy while baking.
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