Ilva Horine to be installed as Noble Grand January 12
Mrs Iva Horine will be installed as Noble Grand of Columbia Rebekah Lodge with Mrs Mildred Jane Myers as vice grand in rituals at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at 202 Andover Rd. District Deputy Cecil Tuttle and staff will officiate. Social hour after with musical presentations. Public invited. Newcomers Club hears speaker at YWCA clubrooms.
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Iva Horine
Noble Grand of
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
Mildred Jane Myers
Andover Rd
Cecil Tuttle
Past Matrons Club Convenes at CES Meeting
The Past Matrons Club of CES met Friday evening at 9553 Whayer Court with Mrs. Walter Clawson as host. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Ana McKinley and Mrs. Beryl Jenkins. Mrs. H. P. Stuart led a business session. Door prize went to Mrs. Roy Shepherd and guest Mrs. Paul Stires presented the book Poppa's Attending. Members present included Mesdames Lester Balingall Everett Boyer Marion Campbell William Cook J. W. Crandall William Seipel Arthur Ford Ora Holmes James Keesling Heber LaMont Guy Martz Earl McCarel John Miller Carl Neese Karl Riley.
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CES
Walter Clawson
Whayer Ct
Ana McKinley
Beryl Jenkins
H. P. Stuart
Roy Shepherd
Paul Stires
Poppa
Mesdames
Lester Balingall
Everett Boyer
Marion Campbell
William Cook
J. W. Crandall
William Seipel
Arthur Ford
Ora Holmes
James Keesling
Heber LaMont
Guy Martz
Earl McCarel
John Miller
Carl Neese
Karl Riley
1962 Cherry Crop Report Highlights Generous Supply
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service notes a plentiful red tart cherry supply in 1962 with canned and frozen stocks larger or similar to prior years. The report profiles uses in baking sauces and meals, and mentions favorable market conditions for homemakers and institutions.
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USDA
Agricult Arts and Letters
Palmer
Columbus Ave
thelCo - Hostesses
A Shot in the Dark thrills NAVMAC Club gathering
The NAVMAC Club held a January meeting at the Naval Reserve Center with entertainment from the stage production A Shot in the Dark. Mary Lloyd received oblation, and Lt. D. E. Davenouf spoke on police traffic standards amid a debate on the show’s reception. Anie Farge stars as Josefa, with a cast including Robert Burr and Paul Ballantyne, praised by critics for her vivacious performance in the Broadway style comedy.
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Broadway Model League
Many Greenwal
Naval Reserve Center
Mary Lloyd
Seakness
D. E. Daven
Walter the Instesses
Martha Shaffer
Kerr
New York Herald
Tris Worley
Tribune
Ments
Sylvia Griffith
Oth
Mary Ellen Jackson
Oleta Gil Jer
Eloise Bishop
Mary Vorable
Mars
Triom Baunea
Uuluciius
Josefa
Anie Farge
Miss Farge
Sorority Sessions Highlight Home Demonstration Clubs
The Stoney Creek Shiners and Gamma chapter members lead January meetings with officers installed, lessons on safety and health, and programs on Civil Defense. Members discussed the Sweetheart Ball plans, coffee house lore, and club activities across Gamma Nu and Kappa Delta Phi Sororities, with decorations, refreshments, and future events outlined.
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Stoney Creek Shiners
John Toynes
Lynden Rd
Isers
Stoney Creek
Joe Castor
Richard Reidelbach
Wayne Jarrett
Lee Henry
Society and Club News Bride and Groom Details
Miss Charlotte Ann Mercer of Kan., attended the bride as maid of honor at the ceremony for Gary A. McClurg of Carthage. The couple wed Dec. 22 at 6:30 p.m. in the home of the bride’s parents with double ring rites. The groom’s mother wore beige, and the bride wore a white brocade dress for traveling. The wedding followed traditional Christmas decor at Pine Manor and a candlelight reception. The couple plans Knightstown residence. she is an Anderson College alumnus teaching in Carthage. he works for a local company. No wedding date set for Miss Louise Powers and Thomas Dale Davis.
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Gary A. McClurg
Charlotte Ann Mercer
Kan
S. J
Mercer
Tom Mercer
Marcus Meler
Clurg
Carthage
Lions
Pine Manor
Flor
Contain‘groom, Or Corp
Claire Clark
Wichita
Lawrence-Krehe
Coffee Houses Trend Spreads Worldwide
The article notes a global rise in coffee houses and exotic drinks, with menus offering spiced, whipped cream topped, cognac laced, and ambergris scented variations. It contrasts modern preferences for sugar and cream with historic coffee drinking, tracing origins from Arab beginnings to 16th century Europe and the shift toward sweeter brews.
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United States
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