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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1961
Page
3
NY AP reports couture designer Edward Abbott unveiled a cone shaped silhouette for 1962. The look emphasizes a high bust, snug fit to the bosom, wide shoulders, and a waist nipped shape with belts or welt seams. Choker necklines and elbow length sleeves dominated while some backs showed deep scoops or V shapes balanced by tiny jackets for a well bred impression.
The Northeast District annual meeting will be at Acorn community house on Oct 23 with Princeton Circle No 33 hosting lunch at noon. Department president Gladys Whitney from Mulvane and delegates from Topeka Kansas City and Emporia will attend, with Mrs Byron Robison of Princeton as district president.
The baby girl born October 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lee Myers RFC 4 is named Kathy Ann and weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces. The baby boy born October 14 to Mr. and Mrs. William Ernest Parker of 103 North Locust is named William Ernest and weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces. Mrs. Robert Vernon Hamilton of Princeton announces the birth of Richard Vernon weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces.
Guild members gathered at Faith Lutheran Church for devotions led by Mrs. William Ackman. Mrs. Charles Blum hosted with help from Mrs. Fred Puvogel, and the group recited roll call verses from I Samuel. Plans were announced for several members to attend the L W M L rally at Hope Lutheran Church in Topeka today, including Mrs. Kurt Juengel, Mrs. Lewis Buck, Mrs. Bob Roberts, and Mrs. Will Ackman.
A quick kitchen tip suggests marinating cooked snap beans in French dressing before tossing with greens to boost flavor. This method infuses beans with tangy notes and produces a more vibrant salad component.
Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Gould invite to a 2:30 p.m. reception at the Church of the Brethren in Paola on Sunday. The couple wed October 18, 1936, at 610 Willow. Attendants included Mrs. Kenneth Coffman and Bert Gould. They have two sons, Malvarin L. Gould and James A. Gould, and three grandchildren.
Ed Wiltse Paola postmaster spoke at the Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club dinner in the North American Hotel. He warned of supposed Communist advances since 1945 and cited alarming figures and alleged plots, urging Americans to defend economic and civil liberties. Mrs. Arthur Jones presided. new and guest members attended.
Socialettes City Teachers Wives host a Saturday dinner at Garfield School with the theme A Ghost of a Chance. Committee members include Mrs. Bergsma and Mrs. Beam along with other local ladies.
Mrs. Harry Flory hosted the Friendship Circle meeting with Mrs. Lloyd Wilkinson in charge of business. A program of songs readings and games followed. Door prize went to Mrs. John Seeley. Refreshments were served. Thirteen members attended with guests Mrs Grace Evans Arlington Mrs Arvilla Delventhal Hutchinson Mrs Gladys Elm Mrs C E Buckner and Mrs Marion Stark.
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