Senior Club Meeting At Youth Center Features Music And Devotions
Attendees numbered 33 at a Friday Senior Club gathering led by Maxine Payne at the Youth Center. The program included troupe singing with Mrs. Margaret Williams at piano, devotions on Mothers of the Bible from Ruth chapter one, a patriotic ritual, and a letter from Dr. F. A. Trump about the chest clinic. Vocal duets by Mrs. Lillian Spears and Miss Berdie Gadelman, with Mrs. Frank Sargent on piano, followed.
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Maxine Payne
Margaret Williams
Pearl Shoemaker
Ruth
F. A. Trump
Lillian Spears
Berdie Gadelman
Frank Sargent
Fowler
Fayetta Burnett
Henry Smart
Spears
Elsie Payne
Smart
Shoemaker
Julia Jones
Double Duty Furniture for Guest Room by Ruth Wyeth Spears
Dressing table with matching stool serves as a desk by day. Lift the top to reveal a dressing table with mirror. Pattern 373 provides material lists and step by step directions. Home Furnishings Packet No 10 available for $1 from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New Windsor NY.
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Ottawa Herald
P. O
New Windsor
N. Y
Silver market questions U S debt and stockpile vows
In New York AP reports a volatile silver market tests whether the U S Treasury can honor redemptions for silver certifi cates by June 24 and maintain the defense stockpile of 165 million ounces. Industrial users seek price stability amid hoarding and speculative interest.
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New York
U.S. Treasury
National Defense
Market Anxieties Tighten Around Silver Prices
Speculators hoard an estimated 300 million ounces, keeping prices high after the government ended a 1.29 per ounce ceiling. Since the move, prices drift around 2.30 as debates grow over demand versus speculation and government stockpiles. Treasury undersecretary Robert Wallace cites a 520 million ounce U.S. stock, with 165 million for the stockpile, 65 million for the Atomic Energy Commission, and 218 million for redeeming silver certificates. Redemption pace appears unlikely to exhaust the 218 million ounces.
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Robert Wallace
Treasury
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
TOPS Trimettes Hear Speaker Mary Pratt Queen of Pounds
Mrs. Mary Pratt of Kansas City Kansas spoke to Ottawa TOPS Trimettes presenting her weight loss of 119 pounds in a year and stressing motivation under physician guidance. She shared plans from the Kansas KOPS Queen and TOPS Queen honors and outlined a trip to the Miami national convention as a delegate. Eleven members reported an 18 percent total weight loss during the meeting.
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Tops Trimettes
Ottawa
Mary Pratt
Kansas City
Kan
Princeton WSCS Adopts Budget at Church Meeting
The Princeton Methodist Church WSCS met during a Thursday business session and adopted the coming year budget. Bible School was announced for June 3 to 7. Scripture reading by Mrs. Leroy Wasmund was Proverbs 31 10 31. Special music by the Floyd Robertson family. Rev Willard Braker Ottawa spoke on his Holy Land trip with slides. Rev Jerrald Harnden delivered the closing prayer. Refreshments for 36 guests were provided by Mrs Howard Winters Mrs Robert Knight and Mrs Elmer Sutton.
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Princeton Methodist Church
WSCS
Bible School
Leroy Wasmund
Floyd Robertson
Ron Atchison
Willard Braker
Ottawa
The
Holy Land
Jerrald Harnden
Howard Winters
Robert Knight
Elmer Sutton
Guilt and guidance in a modern family puzzle
An Ab Car crash survivor adopts a bereaved child amid alleged parental favoritism. A Boston reader seeks help for a husband’s guilt and affection toward the adopted girl, while a career woman confronts a drunk-driving date and others seek safety and advice in relationships.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Boston
First American color telecast by CBS in New York
CBS presented the first American commercial color telecast in New York on June 25, 1951, signaling a milestone in television history.
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CBS
New York
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