Study Clubs in Meetings at Mrs Payne's Home
The Outlook Study Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Catherine Payne’s 1315 W 5th. Dessert was served. Mrs. Phy Taylor led the business session. Mrs. Lester Purdy presented How to Stay Young and Look Good, with tips on exercise rest and home life. Plans were made for a Christmas luncheon. Athenaeum discussed Cooking With Herbs and Spices, hosted by Mrs. W. E. Lewis at 1112 Highland. She traced herb history and served herb breads with parsley oregano basil tarra gon. Jasmine tea and a citrus spice tea were enjoyed by 15 members. Devotions by Mrs. T. J. Pollock. The club voted to donate to Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Outlook Study Club
Catherine Payne
Phy Taylor
Lester Purdy
Gordon G. Greer
W. E. Lewis
Athenaeum
Highland
T. J. Pollock
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Who's Who Study Club Meeting Report at Mrs Clemens Home
The Who's Who Study Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Raymond Clemens home 601 West Olive. Mrs. Foster Myers chaired and read The Peaceful Season. A short business session followed. Humming Birds of Brazil was presented by Mrs. M. M. Montague from National Geographic. Ten members answered roll call. A Christmas party is planned for the next meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Who's Who Study Club
Raymond Clemens
W. Olive
Foster Myers
Brazil
M. M. Montague
National Geographic Magazine
Century Study Club Meets at Dugan Home
Mrs. C. L. Keas presided at a Tuesday afternoon meeting at 102 S. Plummer. She led devotions and Mrs. Leo Gottlieb spoke on Weather Folklore. Ten members attended with refreshments served.
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C. L. Keas
20Th Century Study Club
F. H. Dugan
S. Plummer
Keas
Leo Gottlieb
Past Matrons Club Christmas Dinner at Maple Leaf
The Yule Party of Sunflower Chapter CES held its annual Christmas dinner with 26 past matrons present and 30 members total. Officers elected for 1965 include J C Rensing as president and H E Anderson as vice president. Christmas gifts were exchanged and songs sung after a program featuring Ruth Gray’s Christmas story.
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Sunflower Chapter
CES
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Fay Clopine
Gilbert Wilson
Howard Carder
Bert Hargrove
J. C. Rensing
H. E. Anderson
Wayne Taylor
Neal Munger
Earl Wingblade
Pittsburg
Dale Sneeringer
Clint Bowers
Ruth Gray
Nola Ellison
Retiring Cheerful Workers Officiating at Church Dinner
The retiring officers of the Cheerful Workers class at First Baptist hosted a Tuesday evening covered dish dinner for the class members, marking the event with fellowship and reflection on past duties.
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First Baptist Church
AAUW Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Eldon Vaughn
AAUW members met Monday evening at 508 W Third with Wassil tea punch and cookies on a red net tablecloth. Mrs Martha Hutton poured tea and Mrs Marion Stevens led hostess duties while Helen Cronemeyer performed advent carols and a personal piece Telephone Call to Santa. Reuben Burkman shared slides and travel notes.
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Eldon Vaughn
AAUW
Wassil
Martha Hutton
Marion Stevens
Punch
Helen Cronemeyer
Reuben Burkman
Clara's Hats Gift Suggestions for the Holidays
Clara's Hats lists gift ideas including gloves purses scarves hose formal clutches cosmetics and holiday hats. The ad promotes a selection at 16 S Lincoln or phone HE 1 4344 for shoppers seeking seasonal accessories.
Mrs Dickinson Hosts Round Table Study Club
Mrs A C Dickinson of Kansas hosted the Round Table Study Club Tuesday with Mrs J E Tindle presiding. Mrs W M Haines led the lesson on Mr Secretary of State by Norman L Hill. A Christmas gift exchange was announced for the next meeting. Refreshments were served to 14 members.
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A. C. Dickinson
Kansas
Round Table Study Club
J. E. Tindle
W. M. Haines
Norman L. Hill
Midway Teachers Association Holds Regular Meeting
The Midway Teachers Association met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Maxine Collison presiding. Plans were set for the annual Christmas dinner and members were updated on messaging Congress about legislation. Ray Hames reported on a salary workshop in Topeka attended with Milo Peterson, Norman Thompson, Darrell Nelson, and Raymond Clinesmith. New members were announced by Mrs. Don Walburn and refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Don Walburn.
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Midway Teachers Assn
Maxine Collison
Genevieve Anderson
Ray Hames
Topeka
Milo Peterson
Norman Thompson
Darrell Nelson
Raymond Clinesmith
Don Walburn
Shower in Honor of Mrs Weiner Ill
A layette shower honoring Mrs Carl Weiner Ill was given by Mrs Brad Wheeler at 1209 W Seventh Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Earl See feldt Mrs Gary Lantz Mrs Kenneth Wimsett Mrs Vernon Wiles Kirk and Kim Jean Le roy Connie Poteet Lois Max well Nancy Poteet Mary Ruth Allday Kathy Wheeler and Freddie Weiner. Coffee and cake were served.
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Carl Weiner
Brad Wheeler
Earl Seefeldt
Gary Lantz
Kenneth Wimsett
Vernon Wiles
Kirk and
Kim
Jean Leroy
Connie Poteet
Lois Maxwell
Nancy Poteet
Mary Ruth Allday
Kathy Wheeler
Freddie Weiner
Wet Christmas Tree Given to Nursing Home Patients
A brief note mentions a nursing home that provided a wet Christmas tree for each patient last summer. The fragment reflects a small, unusual gift gesture during the holiday period.
Victory HDU Christmas Party Held At Mrs Gerardy Home
Victory HDU group met Tuesday afternoon at 125 S Lafayette with 14 members and guest Neil McNeill. Mrs Buford Allen led prayer as Mrs Wilbur Thompson chaired the meeting. They planned a December 11 dinner for Nut Growers Association and December 16 17 cake muffins for the blood bank visit. Mrs Glen Hanson was named to the advisory board. Hanson and Allen gave Christmas stories and readings while Neil McNeill acted as Santa Claus and handed out gifts from the silver and red tree.
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Victory Hdu
F. L. Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Neil McNeill
Buford Allen
Wilbur Thompson
Nut Growers Association
Blood Bank
Glen Hanson
Hanson
Allen
Santa Claus
Thompson
Lola Vows By Couple Saturday in Iola
Sandra Milne Sheperd daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Milne of Iola became the bride of Larry J Manion son of Mrs Marion Manion and the late Major Manion of Humboldt in a double ring ceremony Saturday at St Timothy s Episcopal church Iola The Rev Gayle Hoard officiated The altar held pastel chrysanthemums and white candles The bride wore a white jersey sheath dress with corsage of sweetheart rosebuds Her attendant Marion W Marion of Topeka wore cranberry dress and white accessories Best man was Marion W Manion Topeka The ushers were Kenneth Johnson Humboldt and Barry Hoard Iola After reception in parish hall refreshments were served The bride and groom will live in Iola after a wedding trip The list of out of town guests includes several families from Topeka Omaha Wichita Tulsa Chanute and other towns.
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Sandra Milne Sheperd
Frank A. Milne
Lola
Larry J. Manion
Marion Manion
Major Manion
Humboldt
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
Iola
Gayle Hoard
Marion W Marion
Topeka
Marion W. Manion
Kenneth Johnson
Barry Hoard
Cartright
Nicki
Mike
Marty
Dale Nichols Jr
Dalene
Robyn
Omaha
Naomi Romig
Diana
Nancy
Wichita
World Doesn't Like Big Lip By ANN LANDERS
Ann Landers answers readers on parenting and self expression. A letter-writer describes a disrespectful eight year old and a mother defending freedom to speak. Landers warns against letting children insult parents and notes such behavior harms future adjustment. A second note defends Mother Nature and advises evaluating a mate’s family when choosing a partner. Also a cooking tip suggests thinning an egg wash with cold water for pastries.
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Ann Landers
Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week Across Groups
The Dec calendar lists multiple community events including Home Savings Lounge meeting at First Church of God with Mrs Carrie Deck, PTA study group Christmas party led by Mrs Warren Waldrip, various Mothers Clubs, PEO Chapter DD, Royal Neighbors of America, Missionary Prayer Band at Bible Baptist Church, Rural Grange, Laurel Mothers Club under Mrs Tom Morehead, and Builders Class dinner at Presbyterian church. Other items include Fairfield School group gathering, Modern Mothers Club with Mrs H McNeill, TOPS Determineties at Sawyer Hall, and a Country Club bridge session.
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Home Savings
First Church of God
Carrie Deck
Warren Waldrip
Ashby
Fairfield School
Presbyterian Church— Sewer
Memorial Building
Modern Mothers Club
H. McNeill
Mothers Club
Fred Johnston
Rutter
Robert Briley
Lafayette
Royal Neighbors of America
Bible Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rural Grange Meeting
Laurel Mothers Club
Mire
Tom Morehead
Presbyterian
First Methodist Church
Sawyer Hall
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Dean
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Ph. HE
Midway
Weiner
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Young America
David Albert Charles
Viscount Linley
Windsor
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Lord Snowdon
Princess Margaret
Dale Nichols
Colony
Carl Bedenbender
Jim
Chanute
Leonard Emery
Linda
Donna
Carl
Tulsa
Clyde Hardy
Baldwin
T.V
Bill Johnson Furniture
N. Highland
Mother Nature
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Cotton Picker
Dial Tribune
S. Central
Koret
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