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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1966

Page

4

Promenaders Officers Meet in Ottawa Square Dance Club

Newly elected and retiring officers of the Ottawa Promenaders Square Dance Club held a joint gathering at the Turner home Friday. Richard Neal presided over reports as Richard Turner hosted a charcoal steak dinner and Duane Hall took on the presidency amid plans for the year ahead with numerous members present.

Ottawa LeRoy Teeter Jim Lanecaster Bob Hadsall Bob Whitacre John Blecer Art Miller

Dinner At Higdon Home Near Princeton

A family dinner was held Sunday at the Earl Higdon home near Princeton. Guests included Mrs. C. A. Peveler and Mrs. Elsie Johnson of Osawatomie, Mrs. Austie Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ellis of Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pevier of Independence, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Higdon with Tim and Tom of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davis with Phil and Dale, and Eddie Hughes of Ottawa. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whetstone of Terry, and their children Mark, Mike and Sandra of Olathe.

Earl Higdon Princeton C. A. Peveler Elsie Johnson Osawatomie Austie Ellis Clifford Ellis Lane Lloyd Pevier Independence Charles Higdon Tim Tom Lawrence Raymond Davis Phil and Dale Eddie Hughes Ottawa Jerry Whetstone Terry Mark Mike Sandra Olathe

Steele Family Had Gathering for 29th Reunion in Iowa

The 29th Steele family reunion was held Sunday at Appanoose Baptist Church with a basket dinner. Robert Steele of Appanoose hosted. Paul Heckman presided. Mrs. Mildred Hilding delivered reports. Attendees included Henry Steele of Burlington and numerous Shoemakers, Hildings, and Steeles from Wichita Emporia Ottawa Wellsville Lawrence and Pomona. Plans set for next year May 16.

Steele Appanoose Baptist Church Robert Steele Appanoose Paul Heckman Mildred Hilding London England Fred Shoemaker Willard Shoemaker Henry Steele Burlington J. B. Berthot Wichita Arnold Hilding Grace Steele Emporia Charles Hagan Jr Lawrence Wellsville Max Shoemaker Henry Gilroy Paula Ottawa Robert Steele Sr Robert Steele Jr Fameily Richard Steele Howard Steele Pomona

Dear Ann Landers readers weigh social games and gifts

A reader accuses Ann Landers of promoting a kissing game that spreads via her column and sparks suburban interest. Other letters advise readers to ignore trends, move on from bitterness after a breakup, and remind about gift etiquette for a second wedding without pressuring guests.

Ann Landers

Ministers Graduate Ministers Graduate

Rev Mike Spalding, pastor of Williamsburg Methodist Church, graduates from St Pauls School of Theology in Kansas City. He will join Meadowbrook Methodist Church Fort Worth as assistant minister, starting in June and preaching his last Williamsburg sermon May 29. Also graduating are Rev David B Wilson and Rev Joe F Wilckerson, each taking assistant roles in Arkansas churches.

Mike Spalding Williamsburg Methodist Church St. Paul’s School of Theology Methodist Kansas City Meadowbrook Methodist Church Fort Worth Tex Williamsburg Williamsburg Church David B. Wilson First Methodist Church el Doorado Ark Joe F. Wilckerson Fayetteville

Social Club Hosts Meeting and Fundraiser Dinner

Royal Neighbors Social Club met Monday evening with Mrs Ted Johnson as host and Mrs Hattie Morgan as assistant. Mrs Ben Gibson presided at roll call. A white elephant sale followed, netting 2.15 dollars. Refreshments were served.

Ben Gibson

Bosses Breakfast Highlights Credit Women's Club North America Hotel

The Credit Women's Breakfast Club held its Bosses Breakfast at the North American Hotel with 38 attendees. Topeka and Emporia state officers attended, and performances by Marais des Cygne Chapter Sweet Adelines plus a quartet entertained, followed by gift presentations and the club creed.

Credit Women’s Breakfast Club H. W. Maloney Ottawa Club Bernard Didde Betty Murray Marge Jefferis Ardyccott Kathleen O'Neill O'Neill Noah Myron McCall Stephens Norman Korbe Randel Merle Jones Elaine Hills

Installation Held for Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary Officers

Mrs Glen W Hardesty opened the Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary No 5901 W F W meeting for officer installation Sunday in the hall Installing officer was Mrs Merithal Mathias senior vice president Department of Kansas Assisting were Mrs Garland E Hinkle second district president Mrs Warren Sellens acting secretary Officers installed included President Mrs Roy W Lambert junior vice president Mrs Dave Bunch treasurer Mrs Hardesty chaplain Mrs Allen Woolf trustee Mrs Hinkle guard Rita K Hardesty color bearer No 1 Mrs Carl Foreman color bearer No 2 Mrs Emma Lou Shaeffer musician Mrs Frank Sargent patriotic instructor Mrs Hinkle Mrs Mathias presented the gavel to Mrs Lambert and gave a talk Talks by Mrs Floyd Rowe Mrs Hinkle and Commander Roy W Lambert of second district followed Mrs Lambert presented gifts to installing officers and Mrs Hardesty closed the meeting A Dutch lunch followed Attendees included second district president elect Mrs Stan Mathe and Mr Mathe Olathe second district senior vice president Mrs Charles Parks and Mr Parks Kansas City Mr Mathias and Floyd Rowe Topeka

Glen W. Hardesty Ottawa Memorial Auxiliary W.F.W Merithal Mathias Department of Kanesas Gareland E. Hinkle Warren Sellens Roy W. Lamberts Dave Bunch Haredesty Allen Woolf Hinkle Rita K. Hardesty Carl Fore Mathias

Welton Cousins Dinner and Church Outing at Osawatomie

Welton cousins gathered Sunday at the Wallace house in Osawatomie for a family dinner in honor of Elson Long and his wife from Perscoll Arizona. Attendees included John Welton Ethyle Della Nellie Therese Mercer and others from Ottawa Lane Princeton and surrounding areas. Two couples could not attend but Verne Welton and Glen Stottlemeyer joined in the Henderson home at Lane for the afternoon.

W. O. Henderson Lane Ethyle Welton Ottawa Welton Wallace Della Nellie Welton Esether Mercer Harley Beachstone Princeton Verne Welton Glen Stottlemeyer Henderson

Club Forecast Wednesday Event Highlights

Club gatherings include LAFALOT CLUB with Mrs Jim Dewitt and PRISCILLA W S C S Circle with Mrs Henry Alban. Past Noble Grands Club meets, CWF General Session at First Christian, Sweet Adelines, Youth Center, and REBEKAHS noted.

Lafalot Club Jim Dewitt Priscilla W C.S Henry Alban Noble Grands Club Harry Brink First Christian Sweet Adelines

Nutmeg in butterscotch sauce for vanilla ice cream

A playful suggestion mixes a pinch of nutmeg into a butterscotch sauce to enhance vanilla ice cream. It hints at a warm spice note and a simple flavor upgrade for dessert.

Baby Stacey Lynn Shel­den Named in Virginia Beach

The daughter born May 19 to Mr and Mrs James L Shel den in Virginia Beach Va has been named Stacey Lynn. She weighed 7 pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee Shelden of Otawa and Mr and Mrs Waltes Richardson of Wilmore Kan. Mrs Alex Telfer of Ottawa is a great grandmother.

James L. Shelden Virginia Beach Stacey Lynn Lee Shelden Otetawa Waltes Richardson Wilmore Kan Alex Telfer Ottawa

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