Young Foot Parade Club Forecast Friday
The Senior Club at the Youth Center hosts a Friday gathering featuring Miss Clara Kaiser and members Mia Maude Heckman at 618 Walnut, with Ladies of G. A. Ry and GG. Club also noted.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1960
Page
3
The Senior Club at the Youth Center hosts a Friday gathering featuring Miss Clara Kaiser and members Mia Maude Heckman at 618 Walnut, with Ladies of G. A. Ry and GG. Club also noted.
AP News notes a focus on tailored footwear for children, with patching methods and light starching aiding neat dress. Footwear for girls shifts toward tapered styles, offering room before tapering begins, per the National Shoe Institute.
Nylon velvet care boosts patch saddle knees and black patent pumps for party wear. Shell pumps gain overlays pearls or brilliants. Decorative lips flaps collars and tapered toes feature. Boys adopt slender lines with slip-ons and high riser shines. Moccasin toes swirl stitching wing tips and ornate decorations lead school and casual styles.
Harmony Music Club hosted at the Gentners home with thirteen members and seventeen guests. Jay Gentner performed a piano solo while Janie Gentner and Linda Craycraft also featured. Linda Craycraft won a prize for practice hours. Mrs Gentner and Janie served refreshments. Kristie oat a entertain ithe club on Novy.
Mrs Rosalie Osburn of the county health nurse staff spoke to the One-To-Six Club on nutrition and inoculations. Hostess Mrs Fred Turner was assisted by Mrs Raymond Smith and Mrs Paul Moore. Robert Wiggins gave devotions as members paid dues for roll call. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Marvin Durbin hosted the group with roll call of hobbies. Mrs. Glenn Underwood led the meeting while Douglas Durbin, her hostess's son, entertained with piano selections. Mrs. Leland Davis arranged the program as members worked on corduroy tuft pillows.
Mrs T R Johnson of Ottawa and many Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic attended the Northeast District meeting in Topeka hosted by Lincoln Circle No 1. New officers include Mrs Robison of Princeton as president and Mrs T R Johnson as senior vice president among others. Attendees from Topeka Ottawa Princeton Kansas City and Oklahoma joined, decorations featured miniature flags, a hospital fund collection raised 5 56, and Heritage fund stood at 160. The 196 meeting will be held in Princeton.
Cooking is fun piece outlines a Sunday dinner with roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, potatoes, green peas, bread, horseradish and a three flavor chiffon pie. It lists ingredients like unflavored gelatin, coffee, molasses, sugar, eggs, and rum flavoring, plus a graham cracker crust and whipped cream.
Mrs Ralph Paul led the lesson on Ecomedical Missions and Relations at yesterday’s Women’s Association gathering. Mrs Glenn Sarver, Mrs Tensie Cutbirth, and Mrs Io e Lawson assisted. Committees were formed for the all church dinner on Oct 14 and members were asked to bring old nylon hose for Church World Service to aid projects in Korea. Thimbles are welcomed for the all day Oct 19 meeting.
A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Glenn McFadden has been named Lois Kay Cherry. She weighed a small amount at birth and is reported in local society notices.
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