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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1967

Page

3

Luncheon and Club Officers Named for Fairmount Birthday Club

After a Friday luncheon at the House of Douglas the Fairmount Birthday Club met at Jim DeWitt’s home. Officers for the coming year are President Mrs. Fred Glanville Vice President Mrs. Harley Hume Treasurer Mrs. Ora Johnson and Secretary Reporter Mrs. M M Green. Gifts and prizes were shared as members heard talks by Mrs. Frances Dunn on Expo 67 readings by Mrs. Graves and displays by Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Green. Guests included Mrs. Graves 15 members and five children. Mrs Hume announced an all day meeting planned for November 17 with her as hostess.

House of Douglas Fairmount Birthday Club Jim DeWitt Fred Glanville Harley Hume Ora Johnson M. M. Green Freddie Ferguson Clyde Newby Grace Finch Homer Perry George Graves Green Frances Dunn

Club Forecast Functions and Events Listed

Army Mothers led by Mrs Nora Foley hosts an all day event with sack lunch. Chapter AU PEO and Mrs Leopold Hoppe plan activities. Homemaker Mrs J R Cheney attends 1 30 program with CoWorkers Shu Circle and Mrs Anna Bryan. Sacred Heart Altar Society meets 7 30 followed by TOPS Taperettes gathering.

Nora Foley E.O Leopold Hoppe J. R. Cheney Shu Anna Bryan Sacred Heart Altar Society

Packing Tips From Heloise And More Household Tricks

Dear Heloise shares a packing method using a plastic bag to minimize wrinkles by trapping air, then folding or rolling garments with the bag and hanger inside the suitcase. Other tips include touch-up with a marker, preserving clean dresses in bags, and using papier mache egg cartons for fragile gifts.

Heloise. Co

Merry Notes Club Meeting Receives Awards

Kimberly Hanes hosted the Merry Notes Club gathering at her parents home with 27 members and guests. Paula Bradley performed a solo and Kimberly and Brenda Bradley gave memory recitals. Awards were presented by Mrs. M A Welty. A Halloween themed refreshments and a game of Noté&O were enjoyed.

Kimberly Hanes Merry Notes Club Donald Hanes Paula Bradley Kimberly Brenda Bradley Noté&O

Printed Pattern 4953 Culotte Jumper for Free Movement

Pattern advertisement details a culotte jumper with front and back pleats for a flattering line. It lists half sizes 12½, 14½, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 and yardage for size 16½. Includes mailing cost terms and address for The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. in New York.

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

Senior Club Meeting Features Bible Q A and Readings

Mrs. Fred Shoemaker led a question and answer contest on the Bible for the Senior Club at the Youth Center Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lillian Spears presided as 24 members attended. Reports on the Emporia jubilee trip were given and an invitation to the Nov 10 meeting in Topeka was read. Mrs. Henry Smart presented two readings and Shoemaker offered another. Ray Brown told jokes, songs were sung, and visitors Donnie and Judy Hobbs stayed for games after snacks.

Fred Shoemaker Lillian Spears Youth Center Emporia Topeka Henry Smart Mrs. Shoemaker Ray Brown Donnie Judy Hobbs

Ladies Aid Meeting At Peoria Church

Mrs. Maude Evans hosted the Peoria Ladies Aid with Mrs Goldie Lovell in charge of business. Bible verses, missionary lesson on Indonesia, hymns, and Deacon Ira Deans devotion on Psalm 105 followed. Refreshments were served. plans for the annual bazaar and chicken noodle supper on December 5 at the church were announced with Rev Howard Sanders as guest.

Maude Evans Peoria Ladies Aid Goldie Lovell Ray Evans

Community Dinner at Richmond Methodist Church

One hundred attendees joined the covered dish dinner at Richmond Methodist Community Church fellowship hall. Edwin Horstick served as master of ceremonies as Cathy Brockus performed. Rev. Jerrald Harnden narrated slides from the missionary project tour. Mrs Harnden narrated. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards delivered many donated items to Lifeline Children's Home in Kansas City on Friday.

Richmond Edwin Horstick Cathy Brockus Jerrald Harnden Mrs. Harnden Lifeline Children’s Home Kansas City Frieday Charles Edwards

Fortnightly Tasting Tea Club Hosts Meeting

The Fortnightly Tasting Tea Club met Friday at Mrs. Virgil Smith’s home with 13 members and one guest, Mrs. Roy Taylor Sr., from Ottawa. Co-hostess Mrs. Lefa Higdon led the gathering, members shared recipes, Mrs. Edwin Horstick presented a film, and the group voted to donate to the cystic fibrosis fund and the Kansas Children's Service League. Mrs. Bernard Sims will host the next meeting on Nov 3.

Virgil Smith Roy Taylor Sr Ottawa Lefa Higdon Edwin Horstick

Club recalls Halloweens Liberty Social Hour

Club members remembered Halloween fun at the Liberty Social Hour meeting held Thursday with Mrs Ray Angleton as hostess. She displayed a quilt top begun by members about 30 years ago and a collection of Indian arrowheads found by her and her husband. After a brief business session refreshments were served and time was spent socializing.

Liberty Social Hour Club Roll Call Ray Angleton

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