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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1956

Page

7

National Week marked by Ottawa women club

The Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club joins a national drive setting aside September 23 through September 29 as National Business Women's Week. Mayor Arrews signed the proclamation naming Ottawa in the observance. A program on local radio will feature Mrs Frankie Flowers while displays at Goss's Penney's Edmiston's Trout's jewelry and North American hotel highlight business and professional women.

Ottawa Business and Professional Women's Club K. E. Arrews City of Ottawa United States National Federation of B. & P. W. Clubs Church of the G. C. Hammons Frankie Flowers Goss's Penney’s Edmiston’s Trout’s Jewelry North American Hotel Club B. & P. W. Foundation Washington, D. C Information Federation

Ruhamah WMS Meeting Plans Missions and Gifts

Ruhamah WMS held an all day meeting on Thursday to mend mission supplies roll bandages and prepare gifts. Mrs Ben Haney hosted with Miss Grace Brewer assisting. Devotions were given by Mrs Ralph Bloomer for hospitalized Maud Bloomer. Miss Fannie Seymour shared letters from Ohio Belgian Congo Assam India and Larsen Bay Alaska. Scholarship funds were discussed and a refit fund was noted. 45 calls were made with visitors including Mrs Earl Kennedy Mrs J E Heiber Paul Gentry and children Diane Ellis Eldon Brown Eddie Bloomer. Other members listed include Edith Adams Mildred Brown Jim Seymour Layton McCandless Carl Bloomer Merton Stevenson Mina Brewer Ralph Haney Clyde Peters Grover Froggatte Ren Nokes and R Shoemaker.

Ruhamah W.M.S Ben Haney Grace Brewer Howard Tucker Ralph Bloomer Maud Bloomer Fannie Seymour Society Ohio Belgian Congo Assam India Larsen Bay Alaska Dean Hamilton Earl Kennedy J. E. Heiber Paul Gentry Diane Ellis Eldon Brown Eddie Bloomer Edith Adams Mildred Brown Jim Seymour Layton McCandless Carl Bloomer Merton Stevenson Mina Brewer Ralph Haney Clyde

Macaroni as Winter Comfort Food and Varied Shapes

Macaroni is described as a good wintertime food ideal for casseroles or top dishes. It blends well with meat poultry fish cheese vegetables or eggs and comes in tubular shape short elbows and long lengths.

Fairmount Birthday Club Meeting Recaps Hutchinson Visit

At the Fairmount Birthday club gathering held Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Elliott, Mrs. Larry Dunn shared details of her week at the Hutchinson fair. A noon basket dinner was served by kitchen committee members Mrs. Jim DeWitt and Mrs. Lon Noyes. Birthdays observed for Mrs. Chester Ferguson and Mrs. Harley Hume. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bones and Larry, A. J. Dawson, Lon Noyes, Oscar Dawson, and many others including Mrs. Al Dawson of St. Louis, Eva Hume, J. S. Hume, A. T. Marcham, Alberta DeShazer, Ralph Overstreet, and several other named guests.

Fairmount Birthday Club R. C. Elliott Larry Dunn Jim DeWitt Lon Noyes Chester Ferguson Harley Hume Harold Bones Larry A. J. Dawson Oscar Dawson

Spirit of Christ for all of Life lesson at Richter W.S.C.S

Mrs Otto Schroeder led the lesson The Spirit of Christ for all of Life for Richter W.S.C.S on Thursday. Mrs Leonard Humphrey gave devotions and Mrs Harvey Staadt hosted with Mrs Charles Briles assisting. The society elected Mrs Reuben Storrer as Christian Social Relations secretary and reported 128 calls and cards. A study course Youth in a Responsible Society a Christian Concern taught by Mrs Herbert Howell will start Oct 2. Others present included Rev R B Craig, Miss Helen Staadt, Alice Wood, the Mines Elmer Mallory Chester Keim Kenneth Stoffer Everett Burgess and families.

Otto Schroeder Christ Richter R. B. Craig Missus Helen Staadt Alice Wood Elmer Mallory Chester Keim Kenneth Stoffer Everett Burgess

Local names listed in a historical notice

Jennie Wheeler Wood, C. P. Stoffer, Woodrow Crawford, W. C. Wood, Truman Milton, Harold Yost, Jack Beauchamp, Wilbur Humphrey, Ted Beauchamp, Carl Hoopes, Clifford Fritts and John Staadt appear in a readable portion of a historical newspaper page, likely as people involved in a notice or listing. The fragment preserves multiple named individuals from the era.

Accessory Dress Pattern for versatile Misses wardrobe

Pattern 4603 offers a versatile dress with high or low neckline and optional tie-on peplum or bow. Suitable for travel and day to dark activities, with interchangeable accessories for fresh looks. Size 16 uses 3% yards of 39 inch fabric and complete illustrated instructions.

Anne Adams Ottawa Herald West 17Th St New_York N. Y Iname

State Regent Spoke At D A R Luncheon

Maude Haver of Douglass Kansas state regent of Kansas D A R spoke at the General Edward Hand chapter luncheon in North American hotel. She outlined D A R activities including community service conservation national defense student loan fund good citizenship and approved schools serving about 8500 students. Mrs J R Henning presided and devotions were led by Mrs J J Smith.

Edward Hand North American Maude Haver Douglass Kas Kansas D.A.R National Defense J. R. Henning J. J. Smith Mmes D. C. Whitaker L. O. Gaddis R. R. Redmond R. D. Harris E. N Elder J. P Wallace George Clellan Baldwin Catherine Campbell Marguerite Davenport Louise Walker Florence Robinson B. F. Bowers M. W. Cecil M. H. Forester H. H. Fowler Fred Gardner R. A. Gollier B. W Kelsey John Lamb W K. McCall G. D. Weilepp Wilbur Wheaton D. L. Young Don Madison Sarah Ellen Blunk

Club Forecast Tuesday at Memorial auditorium events

The notice lists events including C.W.B.C ARMY MOTHERS and BETA OMICRON chapter with a rush party, LES LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS, and WOMAN'S REPUBLIC CLUB at 9 30 a m. Mrs Art Wag oner and Mrs M W Holmes are named organizers. Herald Want Ads offer results.

C.W.B.C Army Mothers Memorial Auditorium Beta Omicron Art Wagoner Rush Party League OF Women Voters M. W. Holmes Woman's Republic Club J. T. Osburn

Socialettes honor guest at birthday slumber party

Ellen Baldwin was honor guest at a birthday slumber party hosted by Lois Van Loenen on Friday. Guests included Carolyn Terry, Marcy Larios, Mae and Faye Griffin, Katie Chims, Joann Wendorff, Judy Pope, and Deanna Stevenson. PEO plans its first fall meeting with a dinner at 6:30 tonight at Mrs. E. E. Haley's home.

Ellen Baldwin Lois van Loenen Carolyn Terry Marcy Larios Mae and Faye Griffin Katie Chims Joann Wendorff Judy Pope Deanna Stevenson PEO E. E. Haley

Weekend at KU Medical Center Includes Visits

At University of Kansas Medical Center a visitor spent the weekend with his sister Mrs. Rose Campbell. The gathering also included Mr and Mrs Harold Crosby of Mission who visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs W G Snedaker.

University of Kansas Medical Center Irother Rose Campbell Harold Crosby Mission W. G. Snedaker

Installation attendees return from Soverign Grand Lodge trip

Mr and Mrs Steve Needham of Rantoul and Mr and Mrs W L Pickering attended the Soverign Grand Lodge in Omaha Nebraska with reps from Cuba Canada and Hawaii. About four to five hundred Kansans joined the installation. On the way home the couples stopped at a reception in Chapman Kansas for the new national Rebekah president Mrs Beulah Rogers of Lawrence and a tea in her honor in Lawrence. Mrs Needham is Kansas Rebekah president.

Steve Needham Rantoul W. L. Pickering Omaha Neb Soverign Grand Lodge Cuba Canada Hawaii Chapman Kas National Rebekah Beulah Rogers Lawrence Needham Kansas Rebekah

Cooked celery served with sauce or consomme

A fragment notes that cooked celery cut into thin crescents can be served with butter or cream sauce or cooked in consomme and served plain for weight watchers.

Cooking for Fun Teen-Age Party Menu Card

AP News feature outlines a teen party menu with hamburgers, relish tray, Waldorf salad, and apricot lemonade. It provides a making method for lemonade from concentrate, yields 86 servings, and suggests scaling up or down. Includes a Want Ads note to buy or sell.

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