Socialettes F. L. A. Club hosts afternoon games
Mrs. Karl Cummings presided after a business session. Hostess Mrs. Jane Dragoc welcomed a visitor Mrs. Elmer Gillette and members the Mines along with Arthur Allen Raymond Gillette H A Ward D F Snider J B Hamilton James Berry Beryl Ross D R Willhite and Harry Holmes. G W Ponton hosted Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ludlow Kansas City and Mr. and Mrs. David Sullivan Ontario. Marine Marie Neal, a K State home economics freshman, was chosen for the band by Jean Hedlund and will appear on Band Day Sept 28. Neal is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Neal Williamsburg. G G Club met yesterday with Mrs. F J Lundstedt. they read a letter from Mrs. Fred Fiehler Wellsville and visited. Mrs. Russell Howard assisted. Other Mines attendees included Don Harbison J F Heckman A F Senter Martha Van Meter and Sadie Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. A. Club
Karl Cummings
Jane Dragoc
Elmer Gillette
The
Mines
Arthur Allen
Raymond Gillette
H. A. Ward
D. F. Snider
J. B. Hamilton
James Berry
Beryl Ross
D. R. Willhite
Harry Holmes
Marine Marie Neal
K-State College
Manhattan
Jean Hedlund
Miss Neal
Lloyd Neal
Williamsburg
G. G. Club
F. J. Lundstedt
Fred Fiehler
Wellsville
Pionee Daylily Society Elects Mrs Wallace President
The Pioneer Daylily Society elected Mrs John P Wallace president at last evenings meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs F H Parks Mrs Parks conducted the business meeting Mrs W C Harding was reelected secretary treasurer A program of color slides followed showing new daylily varieties and travel views from national conventions Others present included Mr and Mrs Fred Certain Mrs Hazel Lacey Garnett Mr and Mrs Sol Manoni Chanute Mr and Mrs Lloyd Schoonover Humboldt Mrs Harold Johnson RFD 4 Mrs W H Geiler Mrs Dale Purcell and David and Mrs Lois Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionee Daylily Society
John P. Wallace
F. H. Parks
Fred Certain
Hazel Lacey
Garnett
Sol Manoni
Chanute
Lloyd Schoonover
Humboldt
Harold Johnson
RFD
W. H. Geiler
Dale Purcell
David
Lois Smith
Bride-Elect A party honors Joan DeGarmo in Wellsville
A Thursday evening event honored Joan DeGarmo, bride-elect scheduled to marry Darrel McDaniel of Olathe tomorrow in Wells ville. Hosts were Mrs. Raymond Hosler and Mrs. E. E. McDaniel, with a guest list featuring DeGarmo family members, local residents, and friends from Wellsville, Washington, Homewood, Waverly, and Olathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan DeGarmo
Wellsville
Darrel McDaniel
Olathe
Raymond Hosler
E. E. McDaniel
Hosler
Mmes
W. A. DeGarmo
Lessie Seyler
Washington, D. C
Dean DeGarmo
Leonard DeGarmo
Allen DeGarmo
Richmond
H. M
New Naomi Club Enrolls Members and Elects Officers
Yesterday the Naomi Club enrolled Mrs. Adam Wicke and Mrs. Gerald Harford as new members. Mrs. Ben Gibson was reelected president with officers Mrs. Harry Loyd and Mrs. W. E. Pickering as vice presidents, Mrs. William Becker as secretary, and Mrs. O. L. Brackenridge as treasurer. The patch apron project yielded $8.42, with 12 members present and Sandra Zielsdorf visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Club
Adam Wicke
Gerald Harford
M. L. Sellers
Nell Johnson
Judith Pickering
Fannie Standfast
Ben Gibson
Harry Loyd
W. E. Pickering
William Becker
O. L. Breckenridge
Sandra Zielsdorf
Music lesson becomes selfless wish in Ottawa tale
A Ottawa mother asked a music teacher for time to learn piano, revealing she wanted to be late to school one morning for her own lesson. The story, part of a miscellany by L M S, shifts to anniversaries and small hometown notes, including the 45th wedding anniversary of Carl and? Richardson near Ottawa who visited relatives in Eagleville, Missouri. Other items note a dog reunion for nurse Dorothy Webster now in Atlanta, and Governor Docking greeting 1,200 visitors at the Topeka fair with a sampler inscription about timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Carl Richardsons
Orville ‘Richardsons
el Monte
Calif
Eagleville
Dorothy Webster
Speedy
Atlanta
Harry Websters
Virginia Docking
Topeka
Governor Docking
Club Forec ast Monday Activities and Meetings
A listing of weekly club meetings and social events begins Monday with Mother’s Club and Monday Stitchers under the W. B. C. and other chapters led by Mrs. John Giger Mrs. John Kramer and Mrs. Russell Crites. Various auxiliary groups meet through the week with dinners sewings and potlucks at locations including Memorial Auditorium Church of the Brethren North American Hotel and schoolhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Club
John Giger
P.m
John Kramer
Russell Crites
M. P.M
R. EB. Roseberry
Omicron
Art Wagoner
Beta Omega
Robert Buer
Joe's Daughterrs
Army Mothers
American Legion Auxiliary
B. F. Bakers
Church of the Brethren
Elmo Andrew
Warren Wesen
Busy Bee
Ed Elliott
Berean Guild
Rebekahs
Watches In Color offers 15 new dial colors for watches
Watches In Color announces 15 new dial colors from pale to deep tones. Any watch can be restyled to harmonize its dial. Consumer taste shows women favor pastel pink, pale green and baby blue and men prefer deep browns grays greens and blacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMen
Ruhamah Society Meets For Wellsprings Of Life Lesson
Ruhamah Women's Mission Society held a Thursday session titled Wellsprings of Life hosted by Mrs. Raymond Crouch and Mrs. J. C. Spratt. Devotions by Mrs. Henry Brown, hymns accompanied by Mrs. R. B. Shoemaker, reports of 29 calls, and a Love Gift of 13.82 were noted. Spratt announced camp projects and Spratt became missionary chairman after Haney resignation. visitors included Mrs. Paul Gentry, Paul Haney, and Billy Joe Spratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhamah Women’s Mission Society
Raymond Crouch
J. C. Spratt
Henry Brown
R. B. Shoemaker
James Seymour
White Cross
Spratt
Fannie Seymour
Osawatomie
Mt Olivet
Seymour
Ben Haney
Quilting Session Held by North Baptist Church Class
The Class Does Quilting Helpful Service of the North Baptist Church met yesterday and shared sack lunches at noon. Hostesses were Mrs. Donna Stanturf and Mrs. Lou Hoover at Stanturf’s home. Mrs. W. A. Fowler presided and led the lesson No Fear of Life No Fear of Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist Church
Donna Stanturf
Lou Hoover
Stanturf
W. A. Fowler
J. H
Local club notes 1957 meeting details
Kirkwood and Mrs. G H Pratt gave prayers at the Ottawa Herald report of a club meeting on September 21 1957. Members faced embarrassing moments during roll call and 36 calls were reported. Mrs James Daugherty presided with others present including the Mies J H Shepherd Floyd Perkins Fred Shoemaker and Orvel Tucker.
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Nancy
Susan
H. L. Siegele
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Otto Siegele
Princeton
O. B. Smith
Coffeyville
D. E. Dumbold
Emporia
Wright Studio
G. W. Ponton
Lester Ludlow
Kansas City
Kas
Sullivan
Ontario
Cana
John G. Kaiser
Pho
L.M.S
Lois
Dorothy
Florida
Elm Grove
Cecil Spratt
Frank Beil
Bennie Siit
North American Hotel
White Shrine
Fairmount
R. J. Elliott
Irs
Rose Workman
Hood
Necchi Or
Elna
Albright
Auto Body Repair
Crites Body Shop
First National Bank
Ottawa Peoples National Bank
Citizens State Bank of
Pomona
Edmiston’s
Terrill
Dairy Products
Bennett Creamery Co
Drug Stores— Mann-Bell Drug Store
Briscoe Drug Store Funeral Homes— Lamb Funeral Home
Church For All All
Malachi
John John
Philippians
Enilippians
Kelater
Lexview
Streeture
Future Stores
Douglas Bros
Hubbard Lumber Co
Lesh Oil Co
Conoco
Grain Elevators
Farmers’ Elevator Inc
Kelsey’s Food
Budge
Anchor Savings & Loan Assn
Ottawa Building & Loan Agsn
O’day Corporation
Ottawa Steel Products, Inc
Cement Brick Products
Ottawa Warner Corp
Ottawa Herald
Mack Electric New Car Dealers
Minnick
Dodge
Plymouth
Radio & Television
Keen Company
Ruhamah Society
Clyde Peters
Paul Gentry
Paul Haney
Billy Joe Spratt
the Mines
J. D. Moon
Ralph Haney
C. E B. Bloomer
Carl Bloomer
Mina Brewer
Edith Adams
Grace Brewer
Alexander Insurance Agency
Jesus
God
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