Jordan McReynolds Bride Weds in First Baptist Church
Max A. McReynolds Jr. and Miss Mary Jordan unite in an 8 p m ceremony at the First Baptist Church in Wichita Kansas City Kan the wedding attended by family from Birmingham Ala and others. reception follows and couple will reside at 3170 W Parkwood Blvd Kansas City Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Frank B. Jordan
S. Western
Max A. McReynolds Jr
Max A. McReynolds Sr
Wichita
Ray J. Hutchison
Janice Jordan
Jennifer Jordan
Leon Hazen
Walter Lowe
Birmingham
Ala
Carl Nelson
Francis Depenbusch
Zenda
John Harper
Steven Holloway
Ralph Johnson
Monroe
Ray Huebner
Rushton
Larry Knight
Lyndon
James Allen
Dennis DeMerritt
Miss Treat
Sharon Ireland
Parsons
Punch
Patty Smith
Glenda Reed
Lyons
Sally Arensdorff
Willowdale
E. E. Zastrow
Junior Fritz
W. Parkwood Blvd
Kansas City
Kan
Social notices and club gatherings listed in Topeka paper
The column notes a Christian Women's Fellowship meeting at First Christian Church at 1 30 p m and TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer Hall at 1 90 am. It mentions a man employed part time at Menninger Foundation as a recreational therapist and a couple residing at 2120 Potomac Drive in Topeka.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Sawyer Hall
Team
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
The
Menninger Foundation
Potomac Drive
Topeka
Gragert Mills Tie The Knot In Topeka Chapel
Patricia Ann Gragert daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack C Gracert Topeka married Joseph Dennis Mills son of Mr and Mrs Dennis C Mills 402 W 7th Dec 16 at Trinity Methodist Topeka Rev David Elsworth presided The bride a Topeka High School graduate attended Washburn University Alpha Phi member employed at Merchant's National Bank Mills a Chanute High School graduate and Washburn University junior majoring in business administration a member of the Washburn golf team
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Patricia Ann Gragert
Jack C. Gracert
Topeka
Joseph Dennis Mills
Dennis C. Mills
Trinity Methodist Church
David Elsworth
Topeka High School
Washburn University
Alpha Phi
Merchant's National Bank
T . Mills
Chanute High School
Washburn Golf
Neosho Valley Busy Bee 4-H Carols and Holiday Meeting
The Neosho Valley Busy Bee 4-H Club held Christmas caroling at Bryant's Nursing Home Neosho Manor and Autry's Nursing Home on December 18 followed by a Home Savings Building Christmas party. The December meeting included a gift exchange with games and refreshments. Ever Ready vice president Lois Barnhart led the December meeting which opened with the flag salute and a group singing of O Come All Ye Faithful. Twenty members four project leaders and two community leaders answered roll call.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bee
Bryant
Neosho Manor
Autry
Home Savings
Ever Ready
Lois Barnhart
Miss White Engaged to Donald Huffman in June Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Clement White of rural Buffalo announce the engagement of their daughter Shir ley Gale to Donald L. Huffman of Humboldt son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Huffman of Heyworth Illinois. Shir ley Gale is a Midway High School and IBM School Kansas City graduate and works for Deerfield Oil Corp. Huffman is a Vandalia High School graduate and served three years in the Pacific with the armed forces before joining Deerfield Oil Corp. He is the grandson of Mrs. Noah McMillen of 1514 West. A June wedding is planned.
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Clement White
Buffalo
Shirley Gale
Donald L. Huffman
Humboldt
Leslie Huffman
Heyworth
Miss White
Midway High School
International Business Machines School
Kansas City
Deerfield Oil Corp
Huffman
Vandalia High School
Armed Services
Pacific
Noah McMillen
Modern Etiquette Answers for Everyday Situations
A reader asks about proper bread use for gravy, and etiquette for thank you notes after a visit. Advice covers breaking bread into gravy with a fork, thanking the host’s mother, and polite expectations when dating someone with a car, plus a humorous misprint about gasoline and ovens.
Quick home hacks for jewelry care and kitchen odors
Tips show coating costume jewelry with clear fingernail polish to prevent tarnish and skin marks. For odor on cutlery, dampen a sponge with water and dry it, blot between paper towels, and add a touch of butter to improve odor removal.
Better English and word origins quiz corrections
This item surveys language questions and corrections. It includes fixes to a sentence about investigating promptly, correct pronunciation of derogate, misspelled gastritus, meaning of opportune, and a per- word clue for light rail lery, with examples and pronunciations.
Shirred Eggs with Asparagus and Evaporated Milk
Members prepare shirred eggs with asparagus in buttered dishes and bake at 325 degrees. The program featured staff and students, a health number, and music appreciation as 4-H members exchanged gifts and posed for photos before adjourning. The next meeting is scheduled for January 17.
Christmas Activities And News From Walnut Clubs
The 20th Century Club held its Christmas party for 15 members and two guests at Mrs. Oma Shively’s home. Walnut Farmerettes HDU shared a Christmas program at Mrs Grace Elpers, with several attendees listed. A Christmas dinner and gift exchange followed at Mrs L F Hamberger’s home. The Wide Awake Club took a Christmas shopping trip to Pittsburg and hosted a luncheon at Hotel Besse. Walnut HDU installed new officers led by Mrs Nelle Shireman, with Leola Rowe as president and Alma Archer as vice president. A Christmas program and gift exchange occurred, with stamps to be collected at the January meeting and the unit collecting old eyeglasses for charity. Mrs John ZurBuchen has returned from medical treatment at Girard hospital. Charles Gust, 75, of Garden City, died. funeral services were held in Garden City. He is survived by his sister Mrs Ella Linden of Pittsburg.
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Walnut
20Th Century Club
Oma Shively
Kenny
Richard Wheeler
Walnut Farmerettes
HDU
Grace Elpers
Mmes
Mary Alice Dyson
Rose Jarboe
Marie Murray
Frances Greve
Ellen Little
Alma Stratton
Josephine Shively
Connie Viets
Jeanie van Leeuwen
Charles Gust
Garden City
Ella Linden
Pittsburg
Hotel
Besse
Harold Shireman
Cers
Walnut Hdu
Nelle Shireman
Leola Rowe
Alma Archer
Inez Zur- Buchen
Shireman
Faye Shireman
ZurBuchen
Dear Ann Landers Question on Lumps and Clothes
A boy asks where lumps go when his mother looks fat in housework robes and thin in dress clothes. Ann explains lumps are rearranged by elastic, jokes about clothing salesmen, and notes she and her husband shop together.
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Boy
Ann Landers
Aner Landers
Bob
Ann
L. A
Doubter
Buster
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