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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1956

Page

7

Jobs Daughters Honor True Kindred Members

Jobs Daughters honored True Kindred members as their guests last evening. Marie Keelin and Linda Schwarz were introduced as past honored queens and recipients of other honors. Mrs. Phil Mc Cracken was introduced as Grand fourth messenger of Grand Council of Kansas and district deputy. Others announced were Mrs. M. L. Sellers as past guardian, Mr. Sellers and Leonard Kelley as past associate guardians, Mrs. George Lister, Mrs. R. F. Lollar and Mrs. Lewis Irwin of the council, and Mrs. Carl Nutt as worthy commander of True Kindred. Dixie Sue Lambert, Jacqueline Kay Stafford and Lurray Moffett were initiated. During the ceremony Sharon Zielsdorf played an accordion solo and Judy and Patty Stevens sang a vocal duet. Three petitions were received. The investigating committee is Barbara James, Suzanne McBride and Eleanor Ott. Plans were made Mr. and Mrs. Jack James of Kansas City. There were 8 members, five council members and 25 guests present.

Job True Kindred Marie Keelin Linda Schwarz Phil McCracken Grand Council of Kansas M. L. Sellers Sellers Leonard Kelley George Lister R. F. Lollar Lewis Irwin Carl Nutt True Dixie Sue Lambert Jacqueline Kay Stafford Lurray Moffett Sharon Zielsdorf Judy Patty Stevens Barbara James Suzanne McBride Eleanor Ott

Ruhamah W.M.S. Meeting at Mrs Bloom er's Home

Ruhamah Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Carl Bloom er's home with co hosts Mrs Harley Black stone and Mrs Howard Tucker. Joe Spratt led the lesson and Mer ton Stevenson gave devotions with Ralph Haney offering a prayer. They discussed a trip to Green Lake Wisconsin last summer and Lovel Gift topic Salt of the Earth. Gift tally was 10.21 dollars. Members reported 23 calls and planned an all day work meeting for November 15 at Mrs James Seymour's home. Visitors included Mrs Robert Mc Gillivray Ruby and Eldon Brown and Bill Spratt.

Ruhamah W.M.S Carl Bloomer Harley Blackstone Howard Tucker Joe Spratt Merton Stevenson Ralph Haney Green Lake Wisc James Seymour Robert McGillivray Ruby Eldon Brown Bill Spratt

Civil Defense program honors Kansas guardian with guests

Out of town speakers from Topeka attended the Civil Defense meeting to honor the grand guardian of Kansas. Major J. C. Brown and W. G. Paramore led a program on Civil Defense. Carol Ponton chaired the refreshment committee and the decoration group included Lois Zook and others. A moment of prayer for Barbara Ellen Funk followed the talks.

J. C. Brown Ground Observation Corps W. G. Paramore Civil Defense State of Kansas Louella Parrott Franklin County Welfare Department

Shawver Bell Nuptials At First Methodist Chapel

Nancy Luanne Shawver and Lawrence Leon Bell wed in a 2 PM double ring ceremony at First Methodist Chapel. The couple, from Wellsville and Ottawa areas, will reside in Fredricks Oklahoma after a Colorado Salt Lake City honeymoon.

First Methodist Nancy Luanne Shawver Harley Decker N. Poplar Lawrence Leon Bell Forrest Bell Wellsville Charles P. Knight First Methodist Chapel

Community Women Host Salmon Dinner and Club Activities

Lois Smith reports on a Salem Women’s Page roundup featuring a Salmon dinner fund raiser in Manhattan, Beta Sigma Phi and Omicron Chapter events, Stitchers and Roundabout gatherings, and visits from Kansas City guests. The note lists attendees, chairs, and ongoing club programs across Ottawa and Harvey areas.

Safeway employees and families attend Topeka party

Twenty one people from the Pomona Shaw and Delores Barrett Whitaker Club Forecast Nancy June and John Allen plus their spouses and a grandson gathered at Garfield Park Topeka Sunday for a Halloween party hosted by Ottawa Safeway store employees and families of the division.

Shaw and Delores Pomona Barrett Whitaker Nancy June John Allen Betty Jo Richard Jack Allen Ottawa Safeway Garfield Park Topeka

Wednesday Happy Hours and Local Club Notes

Community listings show Mrs. Clare Creviston and Mrs. Dale Purcell among group leaders for activities at local clubs. Names include Mrs. Anna Bryan, Mrs. R. A. Brice, and Mrs. Paul Shipps with groups like Skilton Music Club and Loyalty Fellowship at Federated church. The Be W. Voters, Rebekahs, and Busy Bee circles are noted with addresses and contact references.

Clare Creviston Mra R. A. Brice Dale Purcell Anna Bryan Skilton Music Club Paul Shipps

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Jobs Jack James Kansas City Civil Defense Program Kansas Carol Ponton Patricia Guilfoyle Judy Duffield Lois Zook Cheryl Mock G. W. Ponton Karen Duffield Barbara Ellen Funk C. O. Wolf Floyd Ogg W. H. Twining Werej Ethel Watkins Alia Richmond Minnesota Guernsey Texas Ford-Ferguson Ford DeLaval E. M. Willeman Jack Nelson Tom Warren Peoples National Bank of Richmond J. R. Henning Bob McGhee Newton Brown Princeton Sally Goss Emporia Joyce, Nelson Wallace Leecy Charles Rhoades Robert Bloss William Barnes Fellowship Hall Tom Ruddell Gloria Leecy Colorado Salt Lake City Fredricks Okla Bell Continental Oil Co Ottawa High School J. N. Carter Wellsville High Kuwait Persian Gulf Wright Studio Lois Smith Joyce Kenny Ray Willingham Rayford Robert Lowell Gish School For Brolo Preskew Homes Jim Grogan Nurse Harvey Martin Carroll Whiteford Mmes Dan Fogle J. W. Hiatt Claude Webb Lloyd Brown Merritt Goddard Eve Guy Barnes Lottie Hunt Celcie Hunzicker Hunzicker Barnes Harry Keller Roundabout Club B. F. Bowers William Allen White W. A. Penny M .¥. Holmes Milo Hewitt W. G. Ransom Fred Nurman R. §. Hanes M. H. Forester Sam Hubbard C. M. Sheldon E. G. Stucker Lulu Brown Stitchers Club Dick Carey Bertha Richardson R. L. Davis John Kramer Howard Henderson Robert Stith St. Louis E. G. Stith Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi John Kay Charles Queen The Mines al Beets Glenn Bigelow Byron Faden Charles Gillette Lyle Grier Walter Robert Moore Robert Pence Lloyd Prentice Jack Terrill Fred Gier Williamsburg Mrs Vernon Gier Ralph Stanford Bob Winchester James Clark James Alexander Clark Arlee Robert Bauman Pearl Allen E. E. Watkins Dean Jane Allen Wilbur Yates Franklin David Sally Sandra Lionial Chitucur Richardson's Ane Ua Roselawn Willis Garden Center KODAK OK Photo Service Dave Garroway NBC Mr. and Mrs. Clark North America Olicy Philadelphia Insurance Agency
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