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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1964

Page

7

Judith Stephens Wedls Vandervoort Nuptials in Lawrence

Judith Lynne Stephens and William R. Vandervoort exchanged vows at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church Lawrence at 8 30 a m Aug 22 The ceremony featured white gladioli and a Panis Angelicus Ave Maria and Prayer for Perfect Life were performed The bride wore a candleglow silk gown with a detachable train and ivory veil The couple will reside in Kansas City Missouri after Sept 15 The Stephens hosted a noon luncheon for out of town relatives near Wellsville Kansas

Judith Lynne Stephens Charles A. Stephens Wellsville William R. Vandervoort Kansas City Earl J. Vandervoort Eric Michael Moriarity St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Lawrence Panis Angelicus Susan Scott Ellis Leta Cathcart Dacron Paul Mudd Earl Vandervoort John Stephens Leroy Jennings Stephens Vandervoort Castle Tea Room Bruce Rays Robert Sherman Paul Butter Harold Thompson Paola Kansas Cheryl Mudd Roberta Plummer Linda Collings Julie Miller Minneapolis-Honeywell Computer Co

Supper For First Session Of Beauceant Meeting

Members of the Social Order of Beauceant and families held a pre meeting supper Thursday with Mrs. Sam Shumate presiding. Plans were made for Mrs. Shus mate to represent the assembly at the 44th supreme assembly in Tampa Florida September 21 to 25. The assembly voted a ten dollar gift to the Knights Templar Eye Foundation. Birthdays and anniversaries observed included Mrs. Lee Finch Mrs. Gerald Har ford Mrs. Louis Dale Mrs. Arthur Brink Mrs. E. S. Woodsum and Mrs. Estel Northway.

Arthur Brink E. S. Woodsum Estel Northway

Tauy Mission Circle Meets for Dinner and Bazaar

Tauy Mission Circle met Thursday with Mrs. Ralph Garrett presiding and Mrs. Howard Linneman assisting. The lesson was To Love as God Loved, with discussion on scholarships. Mrs. Will Scott opened with prayer, Mrs. Mahlon read the 23rd Psalm, and Mrs. Linneman gave the White Cross quota. The society set October 22 for the annual dinner and bazaar, with a flower collection of $1.50 and a closing prayer in unison.

Ralph Garrett Tauy Mission Howard Linneman Will Scott Mahlon Linneman

Bathtub Pet Stirs Household With Alligator Surprise

Dear Ann Landers column recalls a wife’s trouble after her husband brings home a baby alligator from a Florida trip. The creature causes bath time chaos, odors, and frequent cleaning as guests and family cope with the unlikely pet.

Ann Landers Florida Bridge Club

Ann Landers column on a pet alligator and a wife’s doubt

Ann Landers addresses reader problems including a family’s pet alligator named Pocketbook found in the bathtub and guidance on humane disposal. The column also covers a wife troubled by her husband Conrad’s lingering memory of his first wife and a legal dispute over property found in a taxi back seat.

The Humane Society Ann Landers Conrad Dear Ann Landers Kiddo

CWF Group Holds Meeting at First Christian Church

Mrs R D Waymire led the study on The Decade of Decision Past Present and Future with assistants Mrs Bill Wheeler Mrs Ned Roberts Mrs Don Lytle and Mrs Archie Clark Mrs Aaron Drumright presided and Mrs H K Stevens gave the worship service on the same topic Plans were made for a combined meeting of the four CWF groups at 7 30 P M Oct 7 at the church Hostesses were Mrs Drumright Mrs Raymond Smith and Mrs Lytle Thirty were present.

R. D. Waymire First Christian Church Bill Wheeler Ned Roberts Don Lytle Archie Clark Aaron Drumright H. K. Stevens CWF Drumright Raymond Smith Lytle

Recreation club hosts Baxter Social Hour games

Mrs James Allen led Baxter Social Hour Club recreation at Mrs J W England II's home. Prizes went to Mrs Keith Page, Mrs Byron Mohr in add-a-word. Mrs Charles Redman and Mrs Leonard Allen in a brain test. Page and Redman in a fathers speak-up game. Group singing opened. readings and prayers followed. 11 members and two children attended with gifts exchanged.

James Allen Baxter J. W. England II Keith Page Byron Mohr Charles Redman Leonard Allen Page

Socialettes: Houseguests of Mr and Mrs Owen Followell

Houseguests of Mr and Mrs Owen Followell last week were his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Dale Followell of Omaha Ned Followell. Mr Followell serves as sales manager for Cudahy Packing Co Omaha.

Owen Followell Inlaw Dale Followell Omaha Ned Mr. Followell Cudahy Packing Co

Cosmopolitan Club to Host Guest Speaker

The Cosmopolitan Club welcomes a guest speaker on Monday for its first fall meeting chaired by Mrs. Roy B. Church. The speaker is Mrs. M. A. Bisney of Olathe, 2nd district president of the Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs. A covered dish luncheon at 12 30 precedes the program.

Cosmopolitan Club Roy B. Church M. A. Bisney Olathe Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs

Club Steak Portions and Cooking Method

A one pound club steak about 1 1/2 inches thick yields two servings. Club steaks can be pan fried for cooking.

Auxiliary Reports At Eagles Meet In Denver

Mrs Hayward Brill and Mrs Pat Maloney gave reports Thursday evening to the Eagles Auxiliary on the grand national convention they attended in Denver. Plans were made for members to attend Lawrence Friendship Night at 8 in Lawrence. Invited to Newton third anniversary celebration Sept 20. notify Mrs Brill before Sept 12. Aerue anniversary dance at 9 p.m. Saturday and a Sunday covered dish luncheon at 1 p.m. followed by games and late lunch. Initiation at 8 p.m. Sept 17 will be followed by a party. Mrs Al Breithaupt received a mystery package. A social hour was held.

Hayward Brill Pat Maloney Eagles Denver Lawrence Newton Brill al Breithaupt

Wycoff Club Meeting Plans Wiener Roast

Wycoff Community Club met at the Dowdy home with Mrs. Herbert Dowdy and Mrs. Mearle Christenson hosting. Mrs. Lawrence Lundstedt led the business. A wiener roast was announced for Sept 24 at the community house. Prize winners included visitor Mrs. T. R. Hellier Jr. of Arlington Texas and Mrs. Lundstedt.

Wycoff Community Club Herbert Dowdy Mearle Christenson Dowdy Lawrence Lundstedt T. R. Hellier Jr Arlington Tex Lundestedt

Cellophane Tape Helps Attach Military Stripes Quickly

Ann King explains using cellophane tape along patch edges to hold stripes and appliques in place before sewing. The tape stabilizes stiff patches, reduces basting, and can be removed after stitching, offering a faster method for military uniform alterations.

Heloise

Hints From Heloise Practical tips for daily needs

Reader ideas cover medication tracking with a calendar, labeling discarded clothing by size to aid welfare workers, a denture cleaning net in a purse, and securing girdle waistbands with gripper snaps for interchangeable wear. Advice emphasizes simple, reusable solutions.

Heloise

Club Marks Birthdays With Luncheon in Centropolis

The Club Marks Birthdays Daughters of Centropolis observed birthdays for Mrs Vern Sink and Mrs Porter Turner at a luncheon with Mrs Donald Woodsum. Mrs Turner led a business session and a picnic was planned for 7 p m September 20 in Forest Park. Mrs Tilfred Simmons and Mrs William Clark were named to a standing committee. Twelve members and four children attended the anniversary meeting held each August.

Daughters Club of Centropolis Vern Sink Porter Turner Donald Woodsum Turner Forest Park Tilfred Simmons William Clark

Golden Age Group Annual Meeting and Watermelon Feed

The Golden Age Group held its annual meeting at the Anchor Building on September 1. Afterward about 22 members drove to Forest Park for a watermelon feed, enjoying the social gathering.

Forest Park

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Judith Stephens William Vandervoort William R, Vandervoort Tauy Mission Circle Sears Roebuck and CO Glenn H. Doerr MGR Ottawa, Kansas Cosmopolitan Lake Pomona PEPSI Harold’s Holland Reenfield Willis Garden Center Sth Dapicoed Wilbur Foulks Ransom Memorial Hospital John Pierson John Sheldon W.G. Ransom Williamsburg Don Gottschamer Robert A. Gollier Foulks Jack Goss Harry Evans James Grogan Wycoff Club N. Main Ann King C. S. McLeod C.B Bennetts Club the Keen CO True Story LUGG Bill Clary
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