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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1962

Page

2

Dear Ann Landers Moral Dilemmas On Dates And Dangers

A reader asks who should take the first bite on a date and Ann Landers replies that it doesn’t matter, the date should wait for her partner. The column then addresses the “other woman” issue in a ten year affair, and warns against immoral relationships. Ann Landers offers guidance and a booklet on boundaries, asking readers to mail 20 cents for a copy.

Ann Landers

Missionary Society hears Mary Black on Peru trip

Mrs Mary Black spoke to the Missionary Society of the Church of the Brethren last evening about her experiences as a missionary in Peru. She described South America by rainfall elevation and climate and noted Protestant schools reach mainly Indian descent and mixed blood groups. She demonstrated Latin American items and portrayed a Latin American woman in the marketplace. Mrs George Shuler chaired and refreshments followed.

Mary Black Missionary Society of Church of the Brethren Peru South America George Shuler

CWF Groups Hold Meetings At Members Homes

Two First Christian Church CWF groups met yesterday afternoon in members homes. Mrs. Ray Kelly hosted with Mrs. Ed Crawford in charge of business. Mrs. Albert Keefer led the Latin America lesson. Mrs. J. T. Mercer gave devotions. Ten attended. Lydia group met with Mrs. Margaret Williams and Mrs. Kenneth Hammond in charge. Mrs. George Starbuck led devotions and read You Shall Be My Witnesses Through Suffering Acts 16 16 34. Mrs. L. L. Harrison led the missionary study review. Seventeen attended.

C.W.F First Christian Church Ray Kelly Ed Crawford Albert Keefer Latin America J. T. Mercer Lydia Margaret Williams Kenneth Hammond George Starbuck L. L. Harrison

Plan Coffee Honors Mrs R K Walters At Reno’s Cafe

A coffee event honoring Mrs R K Walters past president of Warren C Black Unit American Legion Auxiliary will be at 10 a m Friday at Reno's cafe Auxiliary Friday members invited Mrs Walters and the Fairmount Birthday Club and Mrs Irt Staley and husband will move to the Herington noon luncheon to the Senior Club Youth Center about June 1 unknown locations listed

R. K. Walters Warren C. Black American Legion Auxiliary Reno Walt Fairmount Irt Staleyters H. H. Feulerborn Herington

Aide Visits OES Chapter In Ottawa Night of Friendship

Mrs. Edna Moore of Waverly District No. 14 aide visited Union Chapter No. 15 OES in Ottawa for Friendship Night with guests from Lyndon Melvern Lane Williamsburg Waverly and Emporia. The event featured The Lights Ashore ceremony a gift presentation and musical selections as seventy five members and guests attended the meeting and social hour.

Edna Moore Waverly Union Chapter O.E.S Lyndon Melvern Lane Williamsburg Emporia Moore Melvin Sellers James Kilgore Danny Boy Harold Ward Kansas Ray Talbott Olin W. Waymire Jack Stephenson V. S.crofts Fred Doman V. A. Schnoke

Baby named Kevin Gene Nordquist born May 16

A son born May 16 at Ran som Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gordon Nordquist weighs 7 lb 10½ oz. The infant is named Kevin Gene. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Merle Benist of Severy and Mr and Mrs Arvid Nordquist of Amery Wisconsin.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Gordon Nordquist Main Kevin Gene Merle Benist Severy Arvid Nordquist Amery Wis

Spacious Eight Room Home Near School And High School

Don Shipman advertises a ground-floor living layout with four bedrooms and two baths, ten closets, a paneled family room, large living room and kitchen seating eight, plus a dry basement and utility room. The brick patio sits on a landscaped 100 by 216 foot lot with ample shade and privacy, near grade and proposed high schools.

Don Shipman Willow

Joy te Marie Manning Weds Glenn Earl Manning in Topeka

Joy te Marie Hamilton and Glenn Earl Manning married on May 12 at Glad Tidings Assembly of God Church Topeka with Rev Max Manning officiating. Joy, a 1958 Michigan Valley High School graduate, studied in Springfield Missouri and Clark's Business School Topeka. employed at the Statehouse. The groom works at a Topeka drug store.

Bob Hamilton Michigan Valley Joy Te Marie Glenn Earl Manning Max Manning Topeka Glad Tidings Assembly of God Joyce Michigan Valley High School Central Bible Institute Springfield Clark’s Business School Statehouse Oth

Wedding in Topeka Highlights Langley and Eubanks Roles

In a ceremony involving attendees from the Michigan Valley and Pomona areas, Sandra Langley of Topeka served as brides maid and Jesse Eubanks of Topeka was best man. A church reception followed, and the couple resides at 1316 Eugene in Topeka.

Tern Michigan Valley Pomona Sandra Langley Topeka Jesse Eubanks Eugene

H B Club Meeting Postponed Until May 25

The Socialettes H B Club meeting planned for Friday has been postponed to May 25 at Mrs Rose Campbell s home.

H.B. Club Rose Campbell

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