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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1961
Page
3
Dear readers, a young wife, 17, asks about divorce from a jealous husband. Ann urges growth, counseling, and staying apart briefly to seek help. In a business dispute, a couple tired from work is urged to take a 10 day vacation to avoid becoming prisoners of success, with firm boundary on time off.
Dear Sisters: A baby shower should honor a happy event but this case offers no celebration. With the older daughter pregnant again and no father in sight, the shower would be a mockery. Send a clothing gift for the baby but do not attend.
Mrs. R. O. Bundy hosted the Martha Mary Sunday School class at First United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Tensie Cutbirth was elected president and Mrs. Eva Dale secretary-treasurer. Bundy led the study topic and discussion. Refreshments were served. Twelve members attended.
Thirty five women attended a basic training course for Girl Scout leaders at the Youth Center yesterday afternoon. Miss A J Holyfield of Kansas City district director led the session with her staff, teaching Scouting principles, uniforms and insignia, and the patrol system. A Wellsville delegation attended. The next training session will be at the Youth Center on the afternoon of Oct 19 and will cover ceremonies.
Miss Lanah Cameron Garfield kindergarten teacher spoke on Preparing Your Child for School to the One-To-Six Club on Wednesday evening. Hostess Mrs. Robert Wiggins assisted by Mrs. Paul Moore and Mrs. Raymond Smith led the event with Mrs. Stanley Johnson giving devotions. Seventeen members attended along with guests Mrs. Edward Beck and Mrs. James Snyder.
Mrs. Pat Wigglesworth presented The Why Who and How of Handcraft for Ki wani queens last evening. She displayed a hand painted toy box and several handcraft items plus decorations and gift pieces by Mrs. Al Knoeppel. The club voted to sponsor Girl Scout Troop No. 304 with Mrs. Lyle Grier as hostess and Mrs. C. W. Henning leading the session in the president’s absence. Refreshment committee included Mrs. Max Drake Mrs. Walter Robe and Mrs. Bernard Didde.
Houseguests of Mr and Mrs T J Cummings Jr arrived by plane from Glendale California for a family reunion in Kansas City. Two more brothers and wives join soon: Charles Baxter and L A Baxter with Woodward Oklahoma and Yates Center ties.
Party hosted by Miss Eleanor Lloyd and Mrs G C Robe Wednesday evening celebrated Mrs Jim Kahler and her daughter Kry sta Kay. Guests presented a currency corsage with sweet heart roses and a toy lamb. Remembrances went to Mrs G C Hammons who will move to Belleville. Contest prizes were given to the baby and 15 of 16 Conservin Club past presidents attended.
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