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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
3
At Achievement Day, Tequa HDU members showcased artificial fruit craft and copper plaques. They described steps from mixing sawdust flour and hot water to shaping fruit forms, drying, dipping in paraffin, coloring with crayons, and applying wax, lacquer, and plywood backing for finished pieces.
The Skilton Music Club hosted a Modern Composers program at Mrs J R Henning's home with arrangements by Mrs Paul Shipps. Performances included Gliere Le Vent Moussorgsky Hopak Ravel Pavane Hindemith Milhaud Honegger Stoessel Suite Antique and Spaeth vocal pieces. Guests included Mrs Green Mrs Blair and Mr Mrs Larry Williams with Mrs Strain and Mrs Conaty assisting.
Linda Young celebrated her fifth birthday on Tuesday at school and a party was given by her mother Mrs Cyrus F. Young at 1350 S Poplar on Saturday after school. Guests included Patrice Angell Ryan Wynn Angell Jean Anne Barbara Marchetta Wilhile Kirk Scott Davis Sharon Pat Reed Nancy Jo Jones Pam Brown Mark Burke of Kansas City and Carol Jill Young.
White gloves should be washed as soon as possible after soiling. A small amount of liquid starch added to the rinse water keeps them looking like new.
Rebekah meeting last evening presented Rebekah Assembly deputy Rebekah officer Rebekah Assembly mileage and per diem chair man Rebekah Assembly. Mrs Glenn Lancaster reported on the recent Rebekah Assembly meeting. Mrs Gale Nitcher presided. Refreshments served by Mrs Ben Holmes Mrs Sam Johnston and Miss Bertha Richardson.
The Rush Party Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a rush party last evening at Mrs. Harry Martins home with eight guests present. Co-hostesses included Mrs Jack Davis Mrs Bill Boucek Mrs C F Young Mrs J C South Mrs James Kahler Mrs Jess Heffner Mrs Richard Fogle Mrs John Jones Mrs S W Lyman Jr and Mrs Don Bouska. In bridge Mrs Young won the high score prize.
Socialettes reports Mrs Lynda Igel Connell student teaching in Lincoln Grade School as part of McPherson College program with 64 students in the year. Tot-To-Teen Club held a Halloween party at Mrs James Warnock s with co hosts Mrs Max Drake and Mrs Eugene Sievers. Refreshments and games followed. Women's Auxiliary to Franklin County Medical Society held a glaucoma diabetes clinic planning coffee at Mrs R A Gollier s home and a meeting Nov 9 at Garnett with Mrs J N Carter. Alpha Study Club of Rantoul met with Mrs Floyd Jackson now in Wellsville. world news items and Halloween stories shared. refreshments served. Dunservin Club host Miss Nora Evans served dinner to 11 attendees. group, former presidents of BPW, voted to adopt a family for Thanksgiving. Genevieve Gillette hosted a prior meeting.
Roll call last evening at Mrs Floyd Coffman's Child Study Club featured a book review by Mrs Tom Fleming of How to Live With Your Teen Aggers by Dorothy Baruch. Mrs Glenn Underwood conducted business. Martha Coffman played several piano numbers. Mrs Walter Murray attended as a guest.
The Young Matrons Fellowship of First Christian Church will host its annual Foreign Dinner on November 8 in the church annex at 6 30 am A Philippine theme runs through the event Miss Lettie Archer retired Baptist missionary and speaker will follow the dinner She spent five years in the Philippines after thirty years in China
Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Monfort of Pomona area are married in a chapel ceremony. Mrs. Velma Pearl Homerickhouse and Mr. Monfort exchanged vows October 10 with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Mrs. Monfort was a Crestview nursing home nurse's aide. Mr. Monfort is a farmer.
The Class Has Dinner at Elliott Hall served a potluck dinner with red chrysanthemums on the tables. Mrs. R. H. Williams led a brief after-dinner business session with reports. Programs were led by Mrs. A. W. Brauhart, Mrs. A. K. Rader, and Mrs. Glenn Moon. Lillie McCullough gave devotions. Rader and Moon sang a vocal duet. Committee members included Miss Della Weirton, Mrs. Moon, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Williams, and Miss Nellie Teague. Guests were Mrs. Carl Senter, Miss Vera Goodman, Mrs. Ray Jennings, and Mrs. Clara Sinclair.
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