Miss Shook Hosts Informal Dance at Home
Kan sas State College student Phyllis Shook hosted an informal campus social at her Manhattan home Friday night with sorority sisters and dates. Refreshments came from a buffet under holiday decorations including a poinsettia. Attendees included Jo Forbes Neodesha Chuck Callahan Independence Nancy Frame and Jack Vogel Parsons Marcia Grokett Neodesha Chuck O Hara Parsons Carol Faulconer Topeka Stan Harris Rose Hill Ann Chance and Jim Martin Yates Center Carol Woods and Tom Peters Parsons Bea Purcell Wichita Jerry Dillon Parsons and John Johnson. The women are members of Alpha Delta Pi.
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Phyllis Shook
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Jo Forbes
Neodesha
Chuck Callahan
Independence
Nancy Frame
Jack Vogel
Parsons
Marcia Grokett
Chuck O’hara
Carol Faulconer
Topeka
Stan Harris
Rose Hill
Ann Chance
Social Calendar Highlights January 1 1957
Cosmos Club meeting at Mrs Erma Jo King 202 N Evergreen 7 30 p.m. Order of Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p.m. LAPM Space Militant Odd Fellows Hall 2 p.m. Wednesday January 2 1957 WMS of Grant Avenue Baptist church 2 p.m. St Patrick Altar Society school concert 7 30 p.m. CWF First Christian Church groups 1 4 2 p.m. Group 5 7 30 p.m. Friendly Thimble Club Mrs Ea Braschler 915 E Steuben 2 p.m.
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Cosmos Club
Erma Jo King
N. Evergreen
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
WMS
Grant Avenue Baptist
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Deaf Missionary Miss Frank Teaches Sign Language Outreach
Martha Frank, a Cedar Rapids Assembly of God member and Central Bible Institute graduate, plans to aid deaf communities in Cedar Rapids and beyond. She will lead Sunday classes in sign language, interpret services, and conduct evening offerings. Her pattern sewing project and writing work accompany her church mission.
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Martha Frank
Miss Frank
H. Frank
S. Forest
Chanute High School
Assembly of God Church
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Assembly of God
Central Bible Institute
Springfield
Home Mission Board
First Assembly of God Church
Frank
The
Bible Institute
Free Methodist Sunday School Journal
Revival Time
General Council of Assemblies of God
Wichita
Denver
First Church of God
Ginger Syrup-Glazed Ginger on Orange Sherbet
A small amount of dice syrup preserved ginger is suggested to flavor sherbet. The note warns that a little ginger goes a long way to avoid overpowering the dessert.
Zons Hold Zone 3 ESA Meeting Crown Queen
Maxine Paxson of Baxter Springs was crowned queen of Zone 3 ESA as Beta Delta hosted a Zone 3 meet Sunday at Tioga Hotel. Paxson will represent Zone 3 at the April state convention.
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Maxine Paxson
Baxter Springs
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Beta Delta
Tioga
Miss Paxon
Zeta Rho
Scherel Booe
Miss Paxson
Judy Oliver
Alice Hazen
Sigma Chi
Queen
Bettie Firratt
Beta Omega
Don Shoemaker
Beta Delta Chapter
Miss Oliver
Miss Hazen
Evelyn Ann Dormois
Billjie Solomon
Delores Paxson
Zone 3
Pauline Cowger
Salina
ESA
Booe
State Project
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Practical Kitchen Tips From a Vintage Q and A
A collection of simple home ideas. Use worn tablecloth pieces to make napkins, treat wallpaper grease with fullers earth, and brighten gold chains with a basic ammonia and potato recipe. The potato dish yields four servings and uses mushrooms and bouillon for flavor.
Widow’s Return to Suitors After Husband’s Death Question
Modern etiquette asks whether a young widow may accept a new suitor within a year of her husband’s death. The answer notes no strict rule but cautions social sensitivity and timing.
Rebuilding Mattresses and Box Springs Upholstering
Free pickup and delivery offered by QUALITY MATTRESS CO. Paul Leslie, Manager at 1318 N. Santa Fe. Phone 1093.
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Paul Leslie
N. Santa Fe
Courtly counsel in social questions and etiquette Q & A
A discussion on a widow and social timing gives advice that a year should pass after a first marriage before seeking new attachment. It affirms that salesmen may say goodbye to reception staff as courteous tact. It also explains that in a double ring ceremony the bridegroom places the bride's ring on first.
Clinics Reveal Water Worries In Topeka Kansas
In Topeka 18 Kansas Chamber of Commerce legislative clinics drew record attendance. Voters favored a sales tax increase if needed, backed a severance tax on oil and gas, and opposed broad income or property tax hikes. A drought plan funding measure passed 752 to 22. Debates moved on a state speed limit and educational needs funding.
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Topeka
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
C. C. Kilker
Kilker
Citizens Commission
New Hospital Plan For St. Joseph
Dr. William P. Lenz announced a new Mercy Hospital to replace the one closed yesterday will begin by February 1. Lenz headed the old Osteopathic Hospital for 20 years and the building was sold to the adjacent Missouri Methodist Hospital.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Mercy Hospital
William P. Lenz
Lenz
Osteopathic Hospital
Missouri Methodist Hospital
Water Supply Focused Plan for Kansas Basin Development
Kansas University scientists conclude water supply and its management drive long term growth of the Kansas River basin. The year one report, led by Dr. Charles C. Colby, urges an integrated basin wide program considering regional rainfall, water quality, and allocation across four sub basins, with interstate rules aligned to watershed needs.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Kansas Basin
Kansas River
Charles C. Colby
Resources For the Future, Inc
The
Republican
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Smoky Hill
Big Blue
Junction City
Kansas City
Savage weasel targets throat of man despite small size
For its size a weasel is one of the most savage animals and will even try to attack the throat of a man.
New Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Rex Allan Willis born December 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin G. Willis Route 1. Jane Ellen Wiltse born December 23 to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wiltse Altoona. James Edwin Riley born December 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. Riley 722 South Garfield. Dee Ann Wise born December 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wise 1002 West 7th. William Louis Camp born December 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Claude Camp Route 3. All births reported at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Rex Allan Willis
Melvin G. Willis
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jane Ellen Wiltse
Gordon Wiltse
Altoona
James Edwin Riley
Willard A. Riley
S. Garfield
Dee Ann Wise
Marion Wise
W. 7Th
William Louis Camp
Claude Camp
Salisbury Ends Wet Era With Midnight Alcohol Ban
SALISBURY MASS. Tonight marks the last night of legal alcohol sales as the town enforces its dry vote. At 12:01 a.m. liquor beer and wine will be illegal in its nightclubs following the November dry election.
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Salisbury
Mass
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Chagate Tribune
West 18Th St
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Bend
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New York 11
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Auto O Truck Ofire Olife
W. A. Pownall
S. Highland
Wilsons Clothiers
Vy Price
Group of Men's 1 Wool & Part Wool
Lelie
MFA
West Main
Chanute, Kans
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins
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