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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
3
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A Sunday gathering in Richmond hosted by Mrs. A. C. Crozier and Lester honored Mrs. Crozier on her 84th birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hultz of Paola, Mrs. Mary Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. James Kellogg and Jeffrey of Kansas City, Mrs. Maude Reedding of Gas City, Fannie Lowman of Cedar Point, Mrs. Ray Hultz and family of Bush City, Dean Hultz and Susanna DePoe of Kincaid, Mrs. Elden Ellington of Bronson, Daisy Nelson of Bonner Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowman of Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hultz of Garnett.
The Baxter Senior Club hosts a potluck and wiener roast at 7:30 p.m. at the Youth Center. Members and neighbors welcome for a community gathering with food and social time.
The Northside Loyal Temperance Legion met Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Church with John Welton presiding. Teresa Elder directed singing of America and We Children Have a Temperance Pledge, devotions featured Bible verses on friendship, prayers offered, flag pledges led, treasurer's report given, and a plan approved to subscribe for 10 Young Crusader issues.
A partial, garbled entry discusses a dish with flaked fish leftovers. Names and places are unreadable, leaving unclear accountability or context for the meal or kitchen setting.
Sunday gatherings include Mr and Mrs Don Hermreck and relatives in Garnett for a birthday. Twin Mother's Double Delight Club hosted a Forest Park picnic. Cosmopolitan Club plans a rag strip craft lesson on Oct 16 in Gardner. Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held seven guests for a card party at Anchor Building with Roger Ward winning high. Various visits and weekend stays noted in Richmond, Gardner, Holton and Topeka households.
Mrs. Ann Warren was chosen to lead a Mothers Club buffet supper on Monday evening with help from Mrs. Bill Ballinger Mrs. Jack Patty Mrs. Wayne Angell and Mrs. Jim McCrea. Mrs. Jim Grogan presided as members drew names for secret pals and received yearbooks.
A reader asks how to handle preschoolers repeating dirty words heard from neighbors. Ann Landers advises setting clear rules, explaining gutter words are unacceptable, substituting proper terms, and avoiding turning it into a confrontation.
Ottawans attended the L W M L Christan Growth workshop at Hope Lutheran Church Topeka with Rev Earl Zimmerman Rev N Wodtke zone president Mrs Art Sommer and Kansas district president Mrs Raymond Brigenan among attendees The 450th Reformation anniversary observance was noted plus L W M L Sunday Oct 1 and 25th anniversary next year May 12 1968 Wichita Kansas convention date mentioned Also invited was Mrs Dexman to host the 1968 spring tea Ottawa A store window display will mark the Reformation anniversary
Judy Thompson was honored at a bridal shower on Monday evening at Mrs. Raymond Fitzgeralds home. Hosts were Mrs. Elmo Andrew and Mrs. Virginia Clark. Prizes were won by Mrs. James Gillette and Mrs. Owen Shofner. Tables featured moss green and aqua. Twenty two guests were invited.
Two Trinity Methodist Church circles met Wednesday afternoon to discuss plans for the October schedule. Priscilla Circle elected officers and will send a supply package to a Philippines mission worker. Grace Circle studied That All May Be One and read Paul’s letters. Guests included Mrs. Sullins and Mrs. Loyd, with a sack lunch served at Cannady and Sullins homes.
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