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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1967
Page
9
Heloise shares washable care methods for stuffed toys, including machine washing with towels, drying with towels, air drying in sun, brushing to fluff, restuffing, and stuffing material swaps. Tips cover delicate faces, glued features, and preventing tearing. advice aimed at homes, day cares, and children's facilities.
Three First Christian Women’s Fellowship circles held Thursday sessions. Merle Tillery group met at the church with eight members as Mrs. Paul Moore led the study and Mrs. Jack Porter gave devotions. Helen Gilbert circle met at Mrs. Kenneth Saffren’s home with sixteen members. Esher Mercer chaired, Mrs. Ed Anderson led the study, and Mrs. Kenneth Hammond gave devotions. Velma Larson circle met at Mrs. Ed Crawford’s home with eleven attendees. Mrs. Frank Holden presented the study and Mrs. Elizabeth Mavity served as chairwoman.
Baxter Social Hour Club laid plans for its 50th anniversary tea in October. Hostess Mrs. Harry Johnson welcomed 15 members and four children as Mrs. Ernest Link led devotions from Psalm 113 and Mrs. Lewis Stewart directed games. A scented candle was given to Mrs. Johnson. pal gifts were given to Mrs. DeVore England Broers and Martin. Refreshments followed.
Members of the Past Noble Grands Club of Hazel Rebekah Lodge No. 175 met Thursday night for roll call. Hostess Mrs. Ruth Hoopes and coshostess Mrs. Eva Clabaugh led a business session with readings by Mrs. Viola Beasley. Friendship gifts were given to several members including Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs. Pearl Davidson. Visitor Mrs. Gertrude Stevenson from Portland, Oregon attended. Refreshments were served.
The D.A.R. hosts a Saturday luncheon at 1 p.m. at the North American Hotel with emphasis on club forecasts. Local members are invited to attend and hear upcoming schedule notes and guest speakers.
Mr and Mrs B A Daugharthy of Ottawa RFD 2 announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Elaine to Richard Mount son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Mount of Fredonia. Both engaged couple are students at Pittsburg State College.
The Club Serves a potluck meal during a Tuesday meeting with Mrs. Chester Gibson. In a business session led by Mrs. E B Enyart members contributed a collection of 2.90 and shared summer activities poems and articles. Visitor Mrs Dorothy Nelson attended and pal gifts were given to Mrs Gibson Mrs John Brecheisen and Mrs W E Hogan. Fourteen members attended.
The Earnest Workers Sun day School Class of Trinity Methodist Church held their annual party in the church hall on Wednesday. Decorations featured fall leaves and flowers. Guests shared birthday cake for four members. Members discussed trips to Canada New York California and the Holy Land trip fund was started with a $5 contribution. Various members spoke of journeys and a program with readings games and group singing ensued.
Ottawa horticulture study club members showed fall flowers and shrubs at a brunch hosted by Mrs. W H Williams. Roll call featured bird facts, with Mrs. Earl Link presiding. Plans were made for the annual mint show noon to 4 p m Oct 31 at First Christian Church. The show committee includes Williams Harding Mavity Taylor. A letter from state president Mrs. Melvin Wright outlined the flower show and Belleville convention Oct 22-24. Mrs. Harding will attend as state garden center chair. Nomination committee named: Mrs. Guy M Towers, Mrs. Elmer Roth, Mrs. J S Welton.
The Liberty Social Hour Club held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Bertha Stewart's home on Wednesday afternoon. Eight members two children and two guests were present as members shared where they started school with locales from West Virginia Missouri and Kansas. Mrs. Mary Newcomer and Mrs. Don Randell assisted with refreshments. Mrs. Ray Angleton will host the October meeting.
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