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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1966

Page

3

New Mod Dresses Set To Change Bridal Look In Mood Mod Fashion

Writer Vivian Brown reports a Mod bridal trend moving toward short wedding dresses and veils, with six designs in silk, wool, and lace. Designer Barbara Hamburger, 30, and husband Bob note rising demand since Anne Ford’s wedding, while traditional styles remain strong in the Midwest and South.

UP News Barbara Hamburcger Anne Ford Midwest South Barbara Barbara Bob Murray Chelsea Empire

Old Laundry Basket Becomes TV Tray Dear Heloise

Readers share homemade upcycles and household tips. A reader trims a plastic laundry basket into a versatile tray for drying clothes and serving. Other letters offer ironing tie care, lighting up for guests, hospital stays planning, and various cleaning hacks.

DAR Awards Honor Ottawa High School Senior Ann Christie

The General DAR chapter awarded Ann Christie the Good Citizen award at a Saturday gathering. Evelyn Bear, Lee Van Fossan, Mary Scribner, and Lee Tetwiler were honored for American History work. The program, directed by Mrs. Alice Lewis, featured a student quartet and piano pieces by Brad Reynolds.

Deward Hand Ann Chrisstie Ottawa L.O. Gaddis Harold Tetwiler Tetwiler Evelyn Bear Vernon Bear Lee van Fossan van Fossan Mary Scribner Loyd Scribner Lee Tetwiler Alice Lewis Charles Hamebourg Betty Hagarty Barbara Bennett Kathy Sheldon Lee Tetewiler B.W. Kelsey Bert Anderson Dana Cavender Louise Walker Tetewiler A.A. Hewitt James B. Ogg DL. Young

Candlelight vows unite Parks and Lunger in May ceremony

May 6 at First Methodist Church Chapel unites Karen Parks and Don C Lunger in marriage officiated by Rev Charles P Knight. Bride wore pink linen suit with white accessories. Lorna Kirch of Kansas City matron of honor. Lavonne Langer lit candles. Norman Raby best man. Reception at newlyweds home. couple to Ozarks trip.

First Methodist Church Karen Parks Don C. Lunger Charles P. Knight Loren Matthews Kansas City Elaine Christy Ozarks Best Truck Lines, Inc

Committees Appointed by Faith Chapter Leaders

Mrs. Viola Beasley was named president of Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers and appointed sunshine chair Mrs. Gertrude Day, ways and means chair Mrs. Ray Howell, plus Mrs. L. B. Paine, Mrs. Marie Gossett and Mrs. B. G. Otto on committees. The charter was draped for Mrs. Mabel McDonald with Mrs. Paine, Mrs. Otto and Mrs. Chris White taking part in the ceremony.

Viola Beasley New Presient of Faith Gold Star Mothers Sunshine Gertrude Day Ways and Means Ray Howell L. B. Paine Marie Gossett B. G. Otto Medien Mabel McDonald

Presbyterian Women Meet at United First Church

Mrs. George Puvogel read scripture and offered a prayer to open the meeting of United Presbyterian Women of First Church. Mrs. Arthur Geiss led the Year Book of Prayer service, Mrs. Eva Hanes reported on the Least Coin, and an offering was taken. Mrs. B.G. Otto presented the program with Mrs. Clifford Bell, including the skit Temptation at the Breakfast Table followed by a discussion. Mrs. Hanes led the business, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Bell, hostess, and Mrs. Allman to 19 persons present.

George Puvogel United Presbyterian Women of First Church Arthur Geiss Eva Hanes B.G. Otto Clifford Bell Hanes

Chocolate Pound Cake with Peppermint Ice Cream

A rich chocolate pound cake is served in generous slices with peppermint ice cream and thick chocolate sauce. This indulgent dessert pleases both older and younger diners craving a sweet treat.

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