Weekend Market Roundup Signals Broad Food Supplies
Beef pork and broiler fryers dominate weekend specials as AP notes plentiful supplies and lower prices. Cattle on feed April 1 show 2 percent decline. pork output expected down 8 to 10 percent. Produce shelves stocked with carrots celery corn lettuce onions potatoes radishes spinach and fruit. Florida crop totals reach 85.2 million boxes up 46 percent from last year. Regional notes describe meats and produce varying by area with some higher prices for pork, beef cuts, eggs in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Graduates Honored At Grant Avenue Baptist Church Supper
Members of Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a basket supper to honor graduates. Blaine Marks gave the invocation. Dr. J. R. Hale introduced graduates who shared their next year plans. Jean Kay Huffman and John and Marilyn Tiegreen performed songs. About 80 attended.
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Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Blaine Marks
J. R. Hale
Jean Kay Huffman
John
Marilyn Tiegreen
Melvin Owen
Harold Neptune
Marilyn
John Tiegreen
Robert Hill
Stanley Umbarger
Kathy Eastburn
Deanna Patterson
Leah Babcock
Dan Rausch
Cecil Matlock
Lana Belt
Roy Marks, Jr
Dorcas Circle
Ruth Circle
Hannah Circle
Ben Nicholas
Ralph Toland
Esther Erickson
Dorothy Carlson
Roadside Picnic Meals Enjoyed by Travelers
A Betty Williams article notes a new 48 page roadside cookbook from a motor company to aid travelers with quick meals from roadside stores. It covers grilled foods, a Leipziger Allerlei casserole, vegetable cooking tips, vitamin preservation, and seasonal produce like strawberries rhubarb corn fruit.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Social Calendar for April 14 Duke Tribune area clubs
Friey April W W Diet Club at Sewyer Hall 1 30. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 6 a m. Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m.
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Friey
Sewyer Hell
Wilson
Mrs Caldwell to be honored at Sunflower Chapter banquet
Mrs Kenneth Caldwell named Grand Ruth of the Grand Chapter of Kansas and will be toasted at a May 14 banquet and reception in the Masonic Temple. The Sunflower Chapter met with Violet Jeffers and Wesley Thompson presiding at Topeka Grand Chapter session last week.
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Kenneth Caldwell
Ruth
Kansas
Sunflower
Masonic Temple
Topeka
Violet Jeffers
Wesley Thompson
Klint C. Johnson
Harold Cox
Charles Berry
O. H. Bates
Jeffers
Marilyn Nelson Is Honored at Benedict-A Bridal Shower
A Benedict-A bridal shower for Marilyn Nelson was hosted by Mrs. Don Marple Mrs. Philip Wing and Mrs. Larry Marple Saturday evening at the Larry Marple home. Lavender and yellow décor featured a lilac and tulip centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. Carl Stone Mrs. Clark Brinkley and Mrs. Charlies Stevens among others with gifts sent by Mines.
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Marilyn Nelson
Don Marple
Philip Wing
Larry Marple
Carl Stone
Clark Brinkley
Charlies Stevens
Jesse Oson
Joe Morton
Lloyd Stierwall
Harry Orendorff
Parie Carlson
R. W. Milligan
Otho York
Carroll Fulger
Mark Wink
Daisy Jordan
Paul Campbell
Lee Campbell
John Bianscot
Charles Anderson
Ivan Mears
Clarence Neilson
Elaine Stevens
Harriet Larson
Jim Stone
Dorothy Menke
Claud Walker
George Carlson
Ea Camppell
Lutherans Reject Split of Central District
Delegates to the Central District convention rejected a plan to divide the five-state area of Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado into separate districts. The executive committee argued division would save staff costs and strengthen conference ties.
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Lincoln
Neb
American Lutheran Church
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Central States District Expands to Cover Four States
A central states district embraces all or parts of the remaining four states with about 28,000 confirmed members. The move consolidates regional leadership and expands affiliate reach across the zone.
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Central States
Chanute BPW elects Lukenbill president at Tioga Hotel
Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill elected president of the Chanute Busi ness and Professional Women's Club at a Wednesday night meeting in the Tioga Hotel. She is chief operator for Southwestern Bell and former BPW president at Neodesha. Adeline Fortney retires after two years. R E Williams named vice president.
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Clifford Lukenbill
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Chanute
Tioga Hotel
Lukenbill
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Adeline Fortney
R. E. Williams
Eva Struthhart
Pearl Loveall
Gertrude Twedell
Grace McDonald
Margaret Wolf
Lou Roberts
Parsons
Nobie Bath
Pittsburg
Wichita
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Brunch For Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
The Women’s Auxiliary of Neosho Memorial Hospital invites all members and auxiliary representatives to a brunch Monday at 9 30 a m in the hospital Snack Bar. Awards will honor volunteers with 100 or 500 hours. Membership costs one dollar yearly and supports hospital equipment needs. Contact Mrs B R Pearman to join or attend.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
B. R. Pearman
W. 4Th
Junior St. Cecilia Club Elects Officers and Members
In the Memorial Building on Tuesday, the Junior St. Cecilia Music Club elected Jim Tallman as president, Lyle Luman as vice president, Kathy Owen secretary, Lynn Luman treasurer, and Georgann Rausch historian. Twelve attended. 38 prospective members were accepted. Counselor reps Eva Cunningham and Helen Loy attended. Cunningham announced a double ribbon merit award for the 1965 Parade of American Music Program.
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Bob Crumrine
St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Jeanne Guy
Jim Tallman
Lyle Luman
Kathy Owen
Lynn Luman
Georgann Rausch
Eva Cunningham
Helen Loy
St Cecilia Club
Midway YW and Y Teens Host Mother-Daughter Banquet
The Midway event drew 130 attendees at the school Monday night. Senior girls received corsages from Mrs. Cleo Rutherford, YWCA president, and Kathy Engleman of Y Teens led the program. A skit titled History and Interpretation of YW and Y-Teens was performed.
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Midway
Cleo Rutherford
The
YWCA
Kathy Engleman
Yteens
Cadette Scout Cadette Camporee Plans At Trail End
Cadette Troop 121 plans a May Camporee at Trail End campsite near Neodesha. The troop met at Grace Episcopal with leaders Alber Kihm Lloyd McIntosh and George Freeman. Shirley Billbe received birthday wishes as sections A and B closed with a group song.
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Cadette Girl Scout Troop
Trail End
Neodesha
Grace Episcopal Church
Alber Kihm
Lloyd McIntosh
George Freeman
Shirley Billbe
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Veal
Broiler
Betty Williams
Germany
Leipziger Allerlie
Leipzig
Dial Tribune
Mrs. Caldwell
Midwest Office Supply
West Main
Mrs. Lukenbill
Junior Club
Kenneth Nelson
Robert Black
Milton Dorris
Scout News
Troop 25
Lincoln School
Susie Kruse
Paula Honeyman
Sherry Oliver
Nancy McGrath
Diana Disney
Rita Dillon
Cindy Moessinger
Gina Robertson
Call Maser
Fonneys
Cke
Penney
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