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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1964
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers answers a reader who fell for a married man’s lies and infidelity after abandoning all single suitors. She recalls being flattered, then betrayed as the boss pursued her, doubting the wife’s character despite meeting a gracious, engaging woman. The column discusses the risks for divorced women facing infidelity.
Ann Landers answers readers on divorcees and Don Juans while advising a daughter to endure her mother's behavior. She also addresses a sister’s dilemma about a brother-in-law making passes, urging the husband to act and the lodger to leave.
Mrs. Robert Whirley led the Inman Christian Mission session in San Antonio Texas for Na omi CWF Group of First Christian Church Thursday evening. Rita Hardesty spoke with slides about her Youth Mission tour in Old Mexico last summer as a guest. Quilt blocks are due at the October meeting and winter clothing will be sent to a mission. All groups will join the October church program by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shomber with hostess Nettie Jones assisted by Lee Nichols and Hayden Turner. Irene Shomber presided.
Mrs. J. F. Barr hosted Westminster United Presbyterian Church women at a coffee. Marjorie Spencer spoke on her Embudo Hospital volunteer work in Embudo New Mexico serving 6000 Spanish Americans, then attended a Campus Crusade for Christ training in San Bernardino California. A KU senior, she will lead Campus Crusade activities this fall.
Mr and Mrs Ray Evans of Ottawa announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Elaine to Glen D Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Glen Phillips of Francis Oklahoma The couple plans an October wedding Miss Evans is a senior at Stormont Vail School of Nursing Topeka and a Wellsville High School graduate Phillips attended Allen High School in Allen Oklahoma and is serving in the U S Air Force at Forbes AFB Topeka
The Shaw-Baer family reunion took place Sunday at Garnett Lake with many relatives attending. Names listed include Rose Winkler Raymond Stevenson Joan Ruby Crystal Eugene Stephenson Shannon Howard Stiffler Lloyd Porter Dessie Donald Pearl Hobart Kan caid Dean Baer Esther Smith Ottawa Dale Bones David Steven Jana Sue Dale Bones Bessie Bare Princeton Ole Pederson Clarence Shaw Richmond Dorothy Williams Topeka Eddy Shelly Sharon Stiffler Royce Stiffler Delores Mitchell Kansas City Warren Voorhees baby Wallace Shaw Melvina Wilma Shirley Welda.
The Ladies Missionary Circle of Ottawa Bible Church met with Mrs Ray Evans on Wednesday afternoon A letter from Katherine Beard missionary to the Navajo Indians requested S and H Green stamps to buy a new bus for the mission field Devotions on Prayer with Luke 18 1 14 followed The group spent time mending and packing clothing for missionaries Nine members and three children attended Refreshments were served
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic held a picnic at Roade Side Park on Tuesday for their first fall meeting. Mrs. Lloyd Wilkerson oversaw business and Mrs. Byron Robison led devotions. A baby gift for Greg Bechtle was brought, members signed a shut-in card and reported 14 visits and nine cards sent. Plans were made to sew carpet rags at the next gathering. Rummage sale filled the remaining time.
A summer supper first course features avocado paired with oranges peaches pineapple and pears. Served with French dressing and crisp salad greens for a bright fruit salad delight. No additional salad courses accompany this dish.
Trinity Methodist Church hosted the Ottawa District Woman's Society for Christian Service workshop with Richter church women aiding. District VP Mrs. Cecil Orr led. Trinity WSCS pres. Mrs. Max Cartmill welcomed. Conference VP Mrs. James Sutherland and missionary education chair Mrs. Barton Dean presented. Osawatomie WSCS offered a costume demonstration. Attendees shared sack lunches. Rev. Roy Armstrong gave grace. Interpreters' choir closed with The Lord's Prayer. 173 registered.
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