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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1967

Page

9

Reception At Beauceant Honors Mrs Pence In Social Order Meet

A reception for Mrs. Carlos J. Pence followed the Social Order of the Beauceant meeting at the Masonic Temple. Pence was named general chairman of the Knights Templar Eye Foundation of the Supreme Assembly which met in Wichita last month. The group, with 17 areas nationwide, gave over 27000 to fund eye surgery for those unable to pay. About 60 attended the reception with guests from Kansas City Emporia and other areas.

Carlos J. Pence Social Order of the Beauceant Masonic Temple United States The Eye Foundation James Pittman Kansas City Regisration J. E. Evans E. R.quackenbush Wallace Butler Emporia Emmett Edewards Samuel Shumate Harley P. Gover Louis Dale Brink J. Everett Stark Richard Maxwell R. Lee Finch Melvin Sellers Gover

Printed Pattern 4794 for Children’s Sizes 2 4 6 8

Instructions describe a dress with an Empire bodice in gleaming shantung or ottoman ribbed cotton for holiday wear. Pattern 4794 lists sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 and yardage 1% yards for size 6. Mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept in New York with name address ZIP and order details.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New York N.Y

Friendship Circle Votes Donation to United Fund Drive

At a Tuesday meeting led by Mrs. Marion Stark co host Mrs Albert Kraft and E B Enyart oversaw business a $5 pledge to the United Fund was approved a collection of $2 62 was taken with Halloween stories for roll call Mrs Harry Flory and Mrs George Fuller received secret pal gifts A guest Mrs Opal Barkley from California and 17 members attended refreshments were served.

Friendship Circle United Fund Drive Marion Stark Albert Kraft E. B. Enyart Harry Flory George Fuller Opal Barkley California

Entertains Music Club at Kristy Kloster Home

Kristy Kloster hosted the Musical Majors Club at her parents home. Members presented piano pieces, memory recitals by Barbara Willhite and Kristy Kloster earned awards from sponsor Mrs. M A Welty. Twenty attendees enjoyed refreshments after written theory work.

Kristy Kloster Musical Majors Club William Kloster Barbara Willhite M. A. Welty Kloster Kristy

Ottawa horticulture club to host autumn mum show

The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club announces its annual mum show with the theme Autumn Witchery. It will be at First Christian Church on October 24, with gardeners invited to bring arrangements from 9 to 11 a.m. Displays and tea open to public from noon to 4 p.m.

Ottawa Horticulture Study Club First Christian Church

Baxter Club Marks 90th Anniversary

Two charter members of the Baxter Social Hour Club attended a 50th anniversary tea at the Lewis Stewart home near Ote tawa. Daughters of the late W C Parks, Mrs. Margaret Peterson and Mrs. Jene nie Davis recalled club origins and early neighborhood goodwill. The Parks family arrived in 1900. about 20 women joined. Mrs. Allen received the centerpiece and marked her 500th wedding anniversary with a reception at the Jim Allen home as 32 guests and five children attended.

Jennie Davis Weir Margaret Peterson Topeka Baxter Social Hour Club Leonard Allen Ottawa Lewis Stewart Otetawa Jenenie Davis Kan W. C. Parks Stewart Farm Edna Harrell Parks Col. Parks Mrs. Allen Jim Allen

Dear Ann Landers column letters on driving and wardrobe

A reader complains about her husband’s terrible driving and notes a beer truck collision that left him in a cast. The Swiss study cited says women drivers are calmer and safer, with a 20 percent policy discount. A second letter asks about a 13-year-old girl who swaps clothes with friends. the reply warns against ongoing clothes trading and urges parental control over what is worn.

Socialettes and Alpha Study Club October gatherings

Socialettes Child Study Club held a Wednesday film in Rantoul featuring Dr. Sam Lyman and plans an all day November meeting with Mrs Nina Griffith. Alpha Study Club met in October with eight members. Jokes and short items noted during roll call. Four Seasons Garden Club hosted a potluck supper for husbands at Mrs C W Hennings and viewing of an International Flower Show film at Mrs W D Bancroft's home, Garfield Garden Club guests. Katzer family dinner at St Johns Hall in Greeley on Sunday October 15.

Sam Lyman P.T.A. Milk Fund Don White Jim Snider Alpha Study Club Rantoul Leola Finch Nina Griffith Four Seasons Garden Club Katzer St. John’s Hall Greeley

Hostess for Music Club Hosts Musical Minors Night

Maria Keefer hosted the Musical Minors Club at her parents home with 25 members and guests. Paula Bradley gave a memory recital and received an award from club sponsor Mrs. M A Welty. Members performed piano solos and duets as Maestro was played. Mr and Mrs Keefer served refreshments.

Mary Lynne Keefer Tess Albert Keefer Paula Bradley M. A. Welty

Pomeroy Home Welcomes Wide Guest List

Houseguests at Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Pomeroy 812 North Cedar and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nicholson 317 Ash include Larry Collins Mountain Home Idaho and Mrs. Floyd LeMaster Seattle Washington. It marks the first gathering in 20 years with sisters Mrs. Collins Mrs. LeMaster and Mrs. Nicholson. Also visiting were Robert Pomeroy Lake Quivira Kansas Robert Turrel Pittsburg Kansas Charles Nicholson family Topeka Harriet Gandy Shawnee Mission and Cathy Collins Wichita.

A. B. Pomeroy N. Cedar Glen Nicholson Ash Larry Collins Mountain Home Idaho Floyd LeMaster Seattle Wash Collins LeMaster Nicholson Pome Eroy Pomeroy Home Robert Pomeroy Lake Quisvera Kan Robert Turrel Pittsburg Charles E. Nicholson Topeka Harriet

Ottawans Attend District Convention Summary

Ottawans from W F W Post and Auxiliary No 5901 attended a district convention over the weekend. Senior vice commander Mrs Joe Yockey Jr and junior vice commander Mrs Glen W Hardesty led, with Roy W Lambert as district senior vice president and Wellsville commander. Others included Mrs Doris Bollinger Rita Hardesty and Mrs Sargent the musician. About three hundred persons attended. The spring convention will be at Lawrence.

W.F.W. Post Joe Yockey Jr Glen W. Hardesty Junior Hazen Doris Bollinger Rita Hardesty Roy W. Lambert Wellsville

Baby named James Russell to Garrison family

The son born Oct. 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leon Garrison of Alaska has been named James Russell. He weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces. The Garrisons also have two other sons, Jay Raymond aged 8 and Jefe ferson Randall aged 6, with Joanne Loving as the mother and Frances Loving as grandmother. Erma Baker of Ottawa is the great grandmother.

S. Set Ralph Leon Garrison Alaska James Russell Garrisons Jay Raymond Jefeferson Randall Garrison Joanne Loving Frances Loving Erma Basker Ottawa

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