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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
3
Victorian menu note on sherbets as dessert or meat companion. Pineapple mint sherbet uses instant nonfat dry milk, gelatin, sugar, peppermint, pineapple. yields 1% cup portions with 104 calories each. Ready in stages from mixing to freezing. pale green, fluffy texture.
Printed Pattern 4716 offers a fall shirtwaister with a tucked front yoke tail and gently flared skirt. Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 42 in cotton rayon wool or dacron mixes. Size 16 uses 4% yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 50 cents plus 5 cents per extra pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
Mrs Corinne Black of Pomona California, after thirteen years of marriage and three children, will return to school to finish her education. She married during her second year at Trumanburg Central High School in New York and now aims to become an elementary teacher.
Yesterday the Trinity Methodist WSCS held a program on Our Home Mission Centers and Race directed by Mrs. Marion Ackley. Panelists included Mrs. Harley Hume and Mrs. Henry Alban with a discussion of home mission projects. A Week of Prayer closing is set for Oct 31 at the church and a chili and soup supper is planned for Nov 8. Hostesses were Mrs. Roy Davis Mrs. Frank Baughman and Mrs. Chester Waller. Twenty three members attended.
Program and devotional by the Make a joyful noise unto the Lord theme was led yesterday in the church annex by Mrs. Charles Heck. Participating were Mmes Eugene Harford Gordon Miller Charles Schoonover H K Stevens John Giger and James Pritchard. They spoke on hymnals then sang several numbers. Mrs Earl Sexton conducted business. The month’s project is articles for the annual Axtell Hospital bazaar. The salmon dinner date is Oct 28. Mrs Lloyd Brown reported on the state convention in Salina. Mrs Rollie New said Groups I and II will furnish cookies and candies for service men’s boxes to be packed Oct 7.
The Ottawa University Women’s Club held a progressive dinner to start its season with appetizers at Mrs. Bob Bundy’s home, salad at Mrs. Milton Danielson’s, the main course in the home economics room, and dessert at Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bowers. Year books were distributed, new members introduced include Elizabeth Claiborne and Maude Adams among others, and new officers were named: H. William Myers president, William Frear vice president, Thomas Flowers secretary, Gertrude Clark treasurer.
First Methodist Church WSCS program centered on youth involvement in home missions. Mary Ann Hewitt and others shared experiences from the Kansas City School of Missions trip with 37 youths from 87 churches and four adult staff. A district WSCS meeting will be hosted by Ottawa First on Oct 9. a study course is planned for Oct 30.
The Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church heard a program on the year's reading plan led by Mrs. Claude Webb who displayed periodicals and books for the mission study. Mrs. Robert Winchester spoke on The Leaven of Love the Love Gift with help from Mrs. Sam Gray and Mrs. Henry Gilroy who described Love Gift use. Prayer sessions were offered by several members and Ruth Paul Circle hosted by Floyd Minnick R G Hargrove Wayne Gilliland Harvey Miller and Raymond Fitzgerald.
Hear Discussion Group of the Federated Church on guiding youth toward religious vocation led by Mrs. William G. Ward. Attendees included Mines M. F. Ward J. R. Cheney John Lawrence Lowell Gish W. G. Ransom E. E Dorking Harve Schnelle and Mrs. Dan Wilson president appointed a nominating committee of Mrs. Cheney Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Ward. Miss Clara Kaiser read devotion excerpts from This is My Father's World Dr. Merton Rice. Mrs. W. A. Penny recited a poem by Dr. William Carruth and Miss Mamie Dick offered a prayer. Guest Mrs. Myron Taugh attended among 32 members present.
CBS entertains the Wellsville chapter and guests in the school multipurpose room. Ninety six members and guests attend a carnival themed potluck supper and musical program featuring Sara Rodenwald of Eudora, Delores Sieg’s piano medley, and a songfest led by Le Roy Childs.
Honor Past Officers Union Chapter No 15 CES honored past matrons and patrons with a five points and associate matron ceremony. Mrs Raymond Smith welcomed guests, Don Brown served as worthy patron, 15 worthy patrons and seven patrons attended, Miss Perle Kincaid and others visited, guest book led by Mrs Myron Steere, ESTARL committee named, decorations featured fall flowers and lavender tapers, fifty attendees noted.
Socialettes Mrs. Fred Doman and Mrs. Albert Caleb traveled to Kansas City for the United States Army Mothers national convention. Ottawa members plan to go tomorrow. Various locals mentioned include Bridgeport Conn. visitor Mrs. Alfred Henderson returning home, Kirtendall family trips, and health notes on Joe. Jaycee Jaynes hosted a Hi-Fi talk by Walter Butler at Mrs. Bob Stewart’s, with a planned Co-Op party on Oct 15. Visitors welcome at the Lawrence African Violet club tomorrow. Families visitations report weekend outings to Lone Star Lake and Memorial auditorium with Opry attendance. De Molay Mothers Circle members attended a meeting in Atchison.
Mrs Julius Raffelock Mrs William Becker and Mrs Harry Loyd and Mrs R E Lancaster of Lawrence gathered in Ottawa for a tribute to state president Mae Cox of Pittsburg. The event celebrated Cox during a visit described in the Ottawa Herald on October 3 1957.
A Wednesday afternoon layette shower honored Mrs. Irvie Rice with gifts arranged around a doll and pink and white streamers. Hostess Mrs. Delbert Stevenson led stork themed refreshments and games won by Mrs. Bill Shenk and Mrs. Albert Peterson. Attendees included the Mines, Raymond Reed, Jane Marconette, Virginia, Virgil Jones, Melody, Elizabeth McMannis, Larry Jones, and Stevie.
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