WSCS Gives Annual Golden Age Dinner at Trinity Methodist
Trinity Methodist WSCS held its annual Golden Age dinner with 38 guests. Mrs. Howard Fisher welcomed guests, Mrs. Emile Barnes gave the response, and Mrs. Walter Bolen introduced attendees. Mrs. Fred Proffitt gave the invocation, and Mrs. Roy Armstrong closed with a talk. The Sweet Adelines quartet performed, and a benediction ended the program. A study course on The Meaning of Suffering will start Oct. 20, with World Community Day supplies to be sent, and the fall district meeting planned for Oct. 19 at First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist W.s.cs
Howard Fisher
Emile Barnes
Walter Bolen
Fred Proffitt
Roy Armstrong
Sweet Adelines
Lee Milton
Lawrence Ott
June Willhite
Chester Bechtle
Harmony Club entertains with piano solos at Rodgers home
Harmony Music Club met Tuesday evening at Mindy Rodgers home with eleven members ten guests and sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens present. CindySpratt Mindy Rodgers Celeste Campbell to entertain the club on November 7 with piano solos and refreshments served by Mrs L D Spratt Cindy Rodgers and Mindy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Spratt
Mindy Rodgers
Harmony Music Club
Mindy
D. L. Rodgers
West Side Story Costs A Bundle In Film History
Hollywood reports that West Side Story costs topped six million dollars, with Natalie Wood paid two hundred fifty thousand and tests alone costing a quarter million. The production uses color stereo 70mm, Robbins dances, Bernstein music, and Wise preserves the story as a dance opera about Jets and Sharks. Strong performances by Wood Beymer Tamblyn Moreno Chakiris anchor the film, though a brutal cop and detective moment strains credibility.
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Hollywood
Mirisch
Natalie Wood
New York City
Jerome Robbins
Leonard Bernstein
New York
Robert Wise
Marjorie Morningstar
Richard Beymer
Russ Tamblyn
Rita Moreno
George Chakiris
Ann Landers Advice Column Snippets From Port Elizabeth
Worried wife seeks space from her husband’s mother and fears being overrun if she bears children. Bitter Tears rejects a plan to sell her baby to the aunt of the boyfriend. Pop complains about forced music lessons and recalls family strife. Ann Landers weighs in with pragmatic guidance.
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Ann Landers
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Ann
Ottawa University Women’s Club Carries Out Musical Theme
The Ottawa University Women’s Club held a supper meeting in Martin Hall with the musical theme Getting to Know You. Mrs. R. N. Bundy prepared the program and hostesses included Mrs. Allen Troutman Mrs. John Bacon Mrs. Gene Miller Mrs. Horton Presley Mrs. Ervil Thiel and Mrs. Carl Bobbish.
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Ottawa University Womens Club
Martin Hall
R. N. Bundy
Allen Troutman
John Bacon
Gene Miller
Horton Presley
Ervil Thiel
Carl Bobbish
Beta Gammas View Film
Dr James E Wallen spoke Tuesday to the Beta Gammas and screened The Best Things in Life are Free featuring Ottawa nature scenes. Mrs L M Shaughnessy led the business session assisted by Mrs Ray B Kelly and Mrs Lee Shelden. Refreshments were served to 20 members and Dr and Mrs Wallen.
Family Dinner Honors Sister Visiting Missouri Relative
Mr and Mrs Hugh E Rodgers of Princeton hosted a family dinner Friday night in honor of sister Mrs Clarence E Martin of Purdy Missouri who is visiting relatives for a week. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Scott of Jewell Carol and Low-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh E. Rodgers
Princeton
Clarence E. Martin
Purdy
George Scott
Jewell
Carol
Low
Dinner Guests Return Home After Homer Bishop Host Evening
A gathering near Ottawa and Purdy included Mr. and Mrs. James E. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roberts, Mrs. Vernon Stewart and Tammy Lea, Decia Martin, Lyle and Lin, and a son of the guest Leo Martin and his family. They attended a dinner at Homer Bishop's home in Princeton and all returned home Saturday.
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Ell
Lyle
Lin
James E. Martin
Lee Roberts
Vernon Stewart
Tammy Lea
Decia Martin
Ottawa
Homer Bishop
Princeton
Leo Martin
Martin
Sandra
Patsy
Cindy
Purdy
Maza Evans Circle Hosts North Baptist Meeting
Maza Evans W.MSS. Circle met at North Baptist Church with Mrs. Fred Shoemaker presiding. Mrs. J. H. Kirkwood led devotions as a love gift of 9.20 was given. Lesson titled Laborers Together was taught by Mrs. Olive Baxter with seven assistants. Fifteen members and two children attended.
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Fred Shoemaker
Maza Evans
Olive Baxter
Emmett Taylor
Marion Ikenberry
Clyde Zielsdorf
Floyd Perkins
A. W. Keefer
Jess Nicholson
Rotary Anns cancel Oct meeting for Ladies Night
The Socialettes Rotary Anns cancel the October 10 gathering with Mrs W G Snedaker as the Rotary Club hosts Ladies Night that evening. No Rotary Anns meeting will occur in October. Mary Reges, daughter of Mrs Cecilian Reges, 104 S Oak, enrolls in Kansas City Business College for comptometer training.
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Rotary Anns
W. G. Snedaker
Rotary Club
Mary Reges
Cecilian Reges
S. Oak
Kansas City Business College
Program on Communism at Westminster Church
Mrs A C Carpenter presided at the Woman's Association meeting held Wednesday at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. Ellsworth Caylor arranged the program on Communism with a panel including Wallace Hart and S B Berga ma assisting. Douglas Gleason gave devotions. Hostesses were multiple listed members.
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A. C. Carpenter
Woman’s Association
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Ellsworth Caylor
Wallace Hart
Bergama
Douglas Gleason
Russell Crites
James Corlis
Nelce Isham
William Hull
Bruce Bredeson
Robert Conaty
Ted Co
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Wieda
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