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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1963

Page

8

Timberlakes' 60th Anniversary Open House

Mr and Mrs D A Timberlake celebrate sixty years of marriage with an open house at their Williamsburg home on Sunday May 26 from 2 to 5 PM No gifts requested The couple wed in Ottawa on May 29 1913 officiated by Rev H A Cook They have two daughters Garnett Anderson and Gardner and three grandsons Terry Gayle and Donald Anderson from Topeka University of Kansas student Gayle Anderson lives with the family in Williamsburg area

D. A. Timberlake Williamsburg Mrs. Timberlake Ottawa H. A. Cook Maude Chambers H. E. Chambers Mr. Timberlake Timberlakes Clarence Anderson Garnett Bob Jefferson Gardner Terry Anderson Topeka Gayle Anderson University of Kansas Donald Anderson

Birthday Club Sées Bird Films in Wellsville

Sixteen guests attended the Pleasant Valley Birthday Club day in Wellsville. Luncheon served by several members, spring flowers brightened the table, and after lunch Mary O'Neil showed slides on her bird work assisted by Tom Ruddell. Roll call cited a cherished phrase and secret pal gifts were given.

Wellsville Pleasant Valley Birthday Club Nell McAuley Bertha Farrell John Benham Bob Leach Mary O’neil Tom Ruddell Orville Fisher Baldwin Wayne Good Denise and Scott Inez Larrick Mary O'Neil Lowell Collins Britton Chilton Bridget Tamari A. V. McAuley Max Wiseman Walter McMillen Virgil Hermreck Debbie

Bridal Shower Honors Bride-To-Be Margaret Ganong

A bridal shower honored Margaret Ann Ganong daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Homer Ganong Wellsville and bride-to-be of William Patterson Burlingame. Jean Reynolds and Mrs C H Reynolds hosted at 1415 Maple with a white net on green gift table and a miniature satin arch centerpiece. Guests included Mrs L J Patterson Mr Ganong and Mrs Margaret Adrian plus former college friends.

Margaret Ann Ganong Homer Ganong Wellsville Bri le William Patterson Burlingame Jean Reynold C. H. Reynolds Penny Sparks Upper Nyack N. Y Ganong L. J. Patterson Margaret Adrian Ottawa University House

Pineapple Molded Salad Dessert Ring Mold

A quick family supper uses lemon lime gelatin with crushed pineapple to form a molded ring or individual molds. Chill until set then serve over greens with French dressing or as a dessert. Makes 5 or 6 servings.

Club Forecast Thursday VFW Auxiliary Event

The notice lists meetings for VFW Auxiliary with Mrs. Orpha Jones and Susanna Wesley Circle led by Mrs. Richard Fritts at White Shrine. Schedule appears for Thursday with factional circle details and hosts specified.

VFW Orpha Jones Susanna Wesley Richard Fritts White

Dinner For Service Men Dinner For Service Men

A Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Willis Gilliland at 816 Cleveland honored their sons Pfe Willis Gilliland recently in Korea and Recruit James Gilliland who departs after the school term. Attendees included numerous local families and friends from Ottawa Princeton Centropolis Pomona and surrounding areas.

Willis Gilliland Cleveland Pfe Korea James Gilliland Glenn Woods Penny Lynn Kincaid Frank Anderson Jay B. Anderson Hazel Smith Carrol Droddy Jimmy Lee A. C Earl Gilliland Keith Kate Smith Buddy Emma Lou Shaffer Lyle Lettie Gilliland N. T. McNary Pomona

Program On Missions by Faith Lutheran Guild

The LWML meeting opened with the LWML song and a missions prayer led by Mrs. Herman Ack man. Mrs. Clifford Johnson hosted with assistance from Mrs. Bob Roberts. Plans were made for the LWML international convention in Kansas City on July 17 and 18. Mrs. Homer Oexman and Mrs. Eldon Peter presented the program with a New Guinea film and commentary, followed by a missions prayer by Mrs. Peter. Guest Mrs. Gordon Benetz attended.

Faith Lutheran Guild LWML Herman Ackman Clifford Johnson Bob Roberts Kansas City Homer Oexman Eldon Peter New Guinea Oexman Peter Gordon Benetz

Install New Officers of Marais des Cygnes Chapter

The Marais des Cygnes Chapter of Sweet Adelines installed new officers led by president Mrs. Don Hamilton and vice president Mrs. Charles Mc Anarney. Chorus director is James L. Snider. They perform Saturday at the Masonic meeting in Wellsville and May 31 at Pleasant Valley community meeting. Chorus meets Mondays at 8 p.m. in North Baptist Church fellowship hall.

Marais Des Cygnes Sweet Adelines Don Hamilton Charles McAnarney Lindel Chism J. C. Smith John Ott James L. Snider Wellsville Pleasant Valley Fellowship Hall North Baptist Church

State PEO Convention Report At Mrs Pinet Home

Chapter GL of PEO discussed the state convention at Ft Scott during a coffee gathering at Mrs. Robert Pinet's. Mrs. Stucker named as delegate to the supreme convention in Columbus Ohio, Sept 30 to Oct 3, with other area chapters supporting.

Robert Pinet Ft. Scott R. A. Gollier Lewis Irwiin E. G. Stucker Ottawa Cottey College PEO Sisterhood Stucker Supreme Convention Columbus Ohio G. D. Weilepp Pinet Verna Roberts

Service Is Study Theme at First United Presbyterian Woman's Event

Mrs. R. C. Bundy chaired the church service group as they led a Monday evening program with the theme Servants are Those That Do Their Master's Will. Readings included Mothers Day and One People of God while the 121st Psalm was recited. Committee appointments for a May 26 fellowship dinner were announced and a Sunday School birthday hostess for May 26 was named.

R. C. Bundy First United Presbyterian Church Woman’s Association Edwin Schwarz Johnny Mc.Ediron Tom Crawford N. A. Chambers Leon Spore Lyle Hanes Roy Bones George Louderback Eva Dale Anna Mae Leecy George Allman

Picnic For Final Meet Of Omega Beta Sigma Phi

The Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held an outdoor club year end picnic at Mrs. Jay Sane r s home. Mrs. Bill Simpson was elected vice president. Mrs. Jim Dykstra will move from vice president to president to fill a vacancy after Mrs. Bob Watkins resigned. The group voted to buy ritual vase and candleholders. Members reported a field trip to the new international office building in Kansas City. Plans were made for a rummage sale on June 1 and for the three chapter antique show on June 8 and 9. Mrs. Terry Vogler distributed bumper strips to advertise the show. Mr s. Dykstra discussed rules for the coming year.

Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Jay Saner Bill Simpson Jim Dykstra Bob Watkins International Kansas City Terry Vogler Dykstra

Couple Weds in Ottawa at First Methodist Church

Verla E Cates and Max U H Caldwell were married May 16 at First Methodist Church Ottawa in a double ring ceremony by Rev. Charles P Knight. Nuptial music by Mrs O L DePriest and Paul Stevens. Bride in blue nylon eyelet dress with pink carnations. groom Mr H S Caldwell’s son Gene Cates gave bride away. About 30 guests from Topeka Manhattan Pomona Bonner Springs Ottawa attended. They will live in Bonner Springs. Caldwell is a truck driver.

Verla E. Cates Max UH. Caldwell First Methodist Church Charles P. Knight O. L., DePriest Paul Stevens Flave Watts Topeka Gene Cates H. S. Caldwell Manhattan Pomona Bonner Springs Ottawa Caldwell

BP&W Program Highlights Emblem and Library Gift

The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club approved participation in the People to People local chapter. Emblem chairman Ethyle Welton outlined the emblem origin and use with assistants Lola Sloan and Vera DeWald. Florence Robinson reported 11 books sent to a Virgin Islands library. New officers include President Mrs Chester Medaris and several vice presidents alongside secretaries and treasurer. A cook book project was announced by finance chair Mrs Arthur Jones. Ten members will attend the Wichita state convention May 24 to 26, with Medaris and others named as delegates. A $100 scholarship was awarded in memory of Mrs G C Robe to Nancy Burlingham, who performed a piano solo. The club also presented a farewell gift to Miss Lollar.

Winton Winter Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club Ethyle Welton Lola Sloan Vera DeWald Florence Robinson Virgin Islands Chester Medaris Harrison Eames Walter Price Kenneth Edwards Ofeliia Ivey Phil Hart Arthur Jones Wichita Medaris Joel Towner Glladys Anthony Nancy Loller Grace Bell Delbert Campbell Bertha Richardson Ivan Jones Nancy Burlingham Charles E. Burlingham Willow G. C. Robe

Club Takes Offering at Meeting in Friendship Circle

Friendship Circle held a meeting yesterday chaired by Mrs. Dean Baer. An offering of $2.40 was received with Mrs. Frank Cannady present. Co hostesses included Mrs. Lloyd Wilkinson. Gifts were exchanged with mystery pals. Plans for a June 18 picnic at Roadside Park were announced. Refreshments served. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. A. L. Anderson, attended.

Friendship Circle Frank Cannady Lloyd Wilkinson Dean Baer Roadside Park A. L. Anderson

Entertains Music Club Hosts Majors Recitals and Quiz

Stephanie Gillette entertained the Musical Majors club at her parents home. Members performed piano solos with Kathy Sheldon Freda Ingle Marcia Ramsey and Stephanie giving memory recitals and receiving awards from club sponsor Mrs. M A Welty. A musical quiz followed as 14 members and guests enjoyed refreshments.

Stephanie Gillette Musical Majors Club Charles E. Gillette Kathy Sheldon Freda Ingle Marcia Ramsey M. A. Welty

Socialettes Auxiliary Sew Rag Rags for VA Hospital

Legion Auxiliary members met last evening at Mrs. James Durbin's home and sewed rag rags for a VA Hospital. Sixteen members attended with refreshments served by Mrs. Durbin and Mrs. Joe Towner.

Legion Auxiliary James Durbin Joe Towner Durbin

Coronado Home Electronics Offerings From a 1960s Catalog

Coronado 2 Door Refrigerator Freezer 1960 model with 105b frost free and 10 cu ft fridge plus deluxe features. Coronado 21 inch Console TV 1959 model with aluminized picture tube. Motorola 19 inch Portable TV 1961 model hand wired chassis. RCA 21 inch Low Boy Console TV 1961 twin speakers Hi Fi. Coronado Console Stereo 196T 3 channel sound. 4 pc Bedroom Suite in oak with dresser and bed. All items priced for sale with weekly payment options.

Coronado Motorola RCA

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