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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
9
Dear Heloise offers a budget solution to paint wear and rust on bathroom shelves. A colorless transparent adhesive backed paper protects new shelves, while opaque adhesive paper covers chipped or rusted areas. Readers are invited to share tips to help other housewives.
Brief reader tips cover frugal shoe help with folded bills, quick on bed pressUsing a towel on a dough board for ironing and serving items on a cake plate keeps dust off condimentsPlastic labeled glasses curb germs and aid family hygiene Toy bins organize small parts and pets’ supplies in a neat corner, easy to clean and match decor A soap message on mirrors reminds teens to lock doors during weekend dates Marshmallows in cocoa reduce scum and sugar use
Vintage sewing notice offers Printed Pattern 4785 for women sizes 34 to 48. Includes fabric yardage for size 36 and 39 inch material. Price 50 cents pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams pattern dept Ottawa Herald New York.
The First Christian Church C W F groups met Wednesday with the theme God s People Called to Be Stewards The study To Be As Salt in the World was led Velma Larson presided by Mrs Lee Harrison with Mrs Charles Schoonover presenting The 18 members and one guest Mrs Ethel Miller attended Helen Gilbert circle hostess Mrs Archie Clark Guests included Mrs Williams Osawatomie and Mrs James Thorne brugh Mrs Frank Holden presided Mrs Howard Doyen led the study and Mrs R D Waye mire led the worship service
Senior Club at the Youth Center hosts Naomi Club gathering at the NA Hotel with a neon buffet, followed by a Beauceant appearance at Pickering home as part of the supreme commander’s visit.
At a meeting of Union Chapter No 15, Order of the Eastern Star in Ottawa invites from Melvern Garnett Baldwin Wellsville and Chanute were read. Chanute will honor Ruth Caldwell as associate grand conductress. Ottawa plans to honor Mrs W Phil McCracken as district aide. Two visitors from California attended.
The Child Study Club wrapped up its season with a Wednesday dinner at the Country Club followed by a visit to Mrs. Ralph Ferguson’s home. Co-hostess Mrs. Tom Seaton. guest speaker Mrs. Marjorie Seaton Marshall discussed Grapho-analysis. Bill Woods named new committees as president, with Garry Gorton as vice president and Jack Wray as secretary treasurer. The club honored retiring president Mrs. Carl Seaton and voted in Mrs. Robert Player as a new member. Birthday pals were drawn. a yellow theme prevailed. Fourteen attended.
Mrs. F. E. Warner was hose less for the Garfield Garden Club Tuesday evening. A business session led by Mrs. Earl Schmanke planned a local garden tour with the Four Seasons Garden Club. Mrs. Clarence Nauman reported six geraniums bought for the Ransom Memorial Hospital bed. Mrs. Lois Smith presented a program on Roses Old and New. Members shared their fooleproof rose favorites and discussed variety merits. Mrs. Charles Thompson was mentioned.
Methodist circles met across several homes and churches in a study series titled Heritage and Horizons. Ruth Circle hosted a coffee at Mrs. Hose ler’s home with 15 members. Martha Circle with 22 members and 1 guest. Deb orah Circle at Mrs. Bechtle’s home with 17 members. Esther Circle at Mrs. Daugharthy’s with 17 members. Dorcas Circle at Mrs. Taylor’s with 15 members.
The Westminster United Presbyterian Church circles met Wednesday to study the fourth chapter of Jonah using The Reluctant Missionary by Helen M. Crawford. Dorcas circle led by Mrs. Myron Paugh reported on missions. Mrs. S. M. Brockway and Mrs. Chester Worl led lessons. Lydia circle hosted by Mrs. Kendall Hay. devotions by Mrs. George Niemann. missionary report and discussion led by Mrs. John Lawrence.
The Paola Deanery Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women met at St. Joseph's Center Ottawa with Mrs James Sullivan in charge. Rev Robert Burger led prayer. Mrs Dale Schamle reported on the April 24 Archdiocesan board meeting in Topeka. Plans set for June 7 at Osawatomie and July 31 Ursuline Academy Institute. The 33rd national convention is planned for Oct 5-8 in Miami Beach. Twenty three attended.
A surprise party was given Wednesday afternoon at the Cenetropolis School for Mrs Mada Line Scott who retires at term end. Forty students and guests attended. Mrs Scott received a gift from the pupils while mothers served refreshments.
Dr John N Thornburg spoke on his dental mission to Guatemala and displayed photos at a Rotary meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Ottawa club sponsor Andy Grove, an exchange student from Australia, described his activities since arriving in January. A Rotary chorus performed as 100 attendees dined.
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