Nuptial Mass Unites Kay Lowe and Robert Woodard
Kay Marlene Lowe and Robert Woodard wed in a 7:30 p.m. January 7 nuptial mass at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Jerome Beat, with Cal Wortman on organ and Paul Haight as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Marlene Lowe
Robert Woodard
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Veneta Lowe
Joe Woodard
Bella Vista
Ark
Jerome Beat
Cal Wortman
Paul Haight
Defends Old Morality by Dear Ann Landers Letter
A college senior writes to Ann Landers defending traditional morality after a breakup with her partner who rejects commitment. The exchange contrasts youth sexuality with lasting values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Power Lesson Topic For Circle Martha Circle Otterbein Church
Mrs. Paul Hett led the Martha Circle meeting at Otterbein Methodist Church home 701 W 7th discussing Power in the Christian Experience and how strength lies within. Mrs Jennie Nelson gave Deuteronomy 11 11 spiritual life devotions and Mrs Hett opened with Fill My Cup. Eight members and guest Mrs Eva Erickson attended as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hett
Martha Circle
Otterbein Methodist Church
Jennie Nelson
Eva Erickson
First Baptist Women Elect New Officers
Officers were elected for the American Baptist Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church. New leaders include president Mrs A A Frischenmeyer and vice presidents Mrs Everett Wiles and Mrs Lilly Marisch with a slate of chairmen and circle heads. The meeting included scripture, a lesson, and a discussion on Alaska’s $10,000 project surpassing its goal by 1,500, plus reflections on pollution, population and ecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Baptist Women's Society of the
First Baptist Church
A. A. Frischenmeyer
Everett Wiles
Lilly Marisch
P. §. Forslund
W. N. Wiggans
Richard Worley
White Cross
Wilma Hutchison
Florence Slaback
Velma Ogden
Henry Biggs
Alaska
Social calendar notes for January events at various groups
Social calendar lists events with dates and times for Bethel Class Fellowship, Otterbein United Methodist Church. Duplicate Bridge Club. Women’s fitness program. Past Presidents’ party. Rebekah Lodge. Ladies of Elks. Humboldt Women’s Club. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Women’s Arts and Crafts. Shakespeare Club. Includes locations: Royster gym, Memorial Building, IOOF hall, club room, Humboldt bank building, hospital conference room, Central Park Building, and Humboldt Public Library Heritage room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Royster
Parjey
American Legion
Memorial Building
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Ladies of Elks
Humboldt Women’s Club
Humboldt Bank
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Central Park
Shakespeare Club
Sunflower OES Prepares Visits by State Leader
Sunflower Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star plans for the official visits of Mrs. Raymond Heer, worthy grand matron of Kansas, to Sunflower Feb 8 and to Stark, Neodesha, Buffalo, Coffeyville, Cherokee, Oswego, and Garnett on listed dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Sunflower
Raymond Heer
Grand Chapter of
Kansas
Stark
Neodesha
Buffalo
Coffeyville
Cherokee
Oswego
Garnett
Kenneth Caldwell
C. W. Bray
Montana
Marion Shike Teaches Esther Circle Lesson at Otterbein Church
Marion Shike gave the lesson for Esther Circle of the Otterbein United Methodist Church Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Harry Johnson 16 W 7th. She spoke on Power in the Christian's Experience. Circle leader Mrs. Violet Jeffers presided. Glenda Johnson helped serve refreshments to 13 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Shike
Esther Circle
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Harry Johnson
Miss Shike
Violet Jeffers
Glenda Johnson
Coin Club Plans Show in April
Neosho Valley Coin Club outlined its annual coin show set for April 15 and 16 in the Memorial Building federation room. Officers elected include Lawrence Leggee president Marvin Knapp vice president Richard Markham secretary Mrs Robert Trabue treasurer and directors Floyd Hanson Everett Hole and Arnold Elder. An auction was conducted by Hole with Jack Slater assisting. The public is invited to the next meeting February 9 at 7 30 p m in the federation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Lawrence Leggee
Marvin Knapp
Richard Markham
Robert Trabue
Floyd Hanson
Everett Hole
Arnold Elder
Hole
Jack Slater
Home program and toy drive at Neosho hospital
Mrs. Eric Conard spoke to Jaycee Jaynes about foods at the home of Mrs. Dave Garrett in Fort Worth. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Byron Marshall and Mrs. Steve McAllister with Mrs. Kent Notestine receiving the door prize. Fourteen toys were delivered to Neosho Memorial Hospital during the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Conard
Jaycee Jaynes
Dave Garrett
W. Ash
Byron Marshall
Steve McAllister
Kent Notestine
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Merry Mothers Learn of School Volunteer Aides
Mrs Wayne McMurtrey spoke to Merry Mothers Club at Mrs Gary Bowles home about volunteer aides programs in local schools and how volunteers assist teachers and students with projects. Mrs Terry Murphy led the business session and Mrs Gil Shelton announced the January 21 covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne McMurtrey
Merry Mothers Club
Gary Bowles
S. Plummer
Terry Murphy
Gil Shelton
Rhoda McAllister
Henry Blickhahn
New Athenaeum Officers Elected at Mid-Year Luncheon
At the Tioga Hotel Tuesday new Athenaeum officers were chosen: Mrs. T. C. Ward as president, Mrs. Gladys Franklin as vice president, and Mrs. Nellie Sloman as secretary-treasurer. The meeting featured a meditation by Mrs. W. E. Corn and a review of Indian music education through Hate Casella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum
Tioga Hotel
T. C. Ward
Gladys Franklin
Nellie Sloman
W. E. Corn
Norman Vincent Peale
A. J. Broderson
Peace Sterling
Hate Casella
Altoona Midway Y Teens Agree To Support Child
At the January Midway High School meeting the Altoona Midway Y Teens voted to support their adopted child for another year. Mira Gier led devotions Terra Cochran read The Big Gossip. Twenty one members answered roll call describing their favorite type of boy. Marsha McMillen was elected Y Teen of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Oehlert
Robert Dehlert
Ralph Dehler
Dehler
Guild
Altoona-Midway
Midway High School
Mira Gier
Devotions
Terra Cochran
Marsha McMillen
Passover Theme Explored By Rev Mock At Zion Circle
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle heard Rev David T Mock discuss The Passover Festival and its links to the communion service. Mrs Paul Thomas led the business session and the group voted to support Zion Lutheran Scholarship. Subscriptions for Portals of Prayer were sent to Snyder Memorial Chapel and Neosho Memorial Hospital chapel. Eighteen Paper Peace Corps packets were prepared by 13 members under Mrs Thomas and Mrs Eric Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mock
Paul Thomas
Zion Lutheran Scholarship Fund
Portals of Prayer
Snyder Memorial Chapel
Neosho County Community Junior College
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Peace Corps
Thomas
Eric Anderson
Heloise thawing steaks by hot water bag trick
An 80 year old grandmother shares a quick thaw method for frozen steaks. She places a sealed plastic bag in boiling water and waits as the meat thaws before serving. This simple idea aims to help busy households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Art and Literature Club Hears Music
Mrs. Don Abbuehl led an art and literature club meeting at Mrs. Reuben Burkman’s home 911 S Highland Tuesday. She spoke on composers Charles Gounod and Gustaf Mahler and played Mahler’s First Symphony recordings. Nine members attended and dessert was served by Mrs. Burkman and Mrs. Abbuehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Abbuehl
Reuben Burkman
S. Highland
Big Creek Ext Homemakers Learn Quick Meal Tips
The Big Creek Extension Homemakers Unit hosted “Meals in a Minute” at Mrs. Kenneth Ingels home in Lavonburg. Mrs. Ingels and Mrs. Harold McNeal demonstrated use of mixes to speed meal planning, noting benefits for working women. Edith Rice led the business session, new members joined, and United Fund collections were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek Extension Homemakers Unit
Kenneth Ingels
Lavonburg
Ingels
Harold McNeal
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George Lockwood
Eric
Carla Lowe
Bev Clinesmith
Fredonia
Karen Lowe
Tina Lindquist
Wichita
Ron Redburn
Greg Sabine
Tony Cline
Don Gates
Mike Lea
Sawyer Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Janice Bentley
Manhattan
Marsha Childers
Kathy Roberts
Carol Sime
Janet Sandage
la Rosa de Oro
Neil
Moore
Johnson
Mrs
Mrs. Solomonson
Anna Solomonson
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Solomonson
Gary Lassman
Bethesda
Viola Olson
Emma Johnson
First Baptist
J. C. Sanders
Hutchison
Mines
Sid Olson
R. C. Wicker
E. E. Lofgren
Jane Jackson
B. F. Wyatt
Planet
Earth
Eden
Mrs. Wyatt
Homer Waggoner
Glen McLaren
Wiles
Gene Johnson
Leota Lathrom
Velma Grogan
Santa Barbara
Santa B
Oakland
Tribune
Bethel
Sunflower Oes
Bray
Marie Gibson
Joe Hummer
Mary Nelson
Ethel Davidson
Fred A. Johnston
Robert Geiger
Frank Davidson Jr
Alex Mile
Geiger
Neal Munger
Coin Club
Drisdell
Stella Diaz
Christopher Morales
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Humboldt
Vincent Diaz
San Angelo
Tex
Vincent Morales
City Hall
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Mrs. Conard
Safari Jaycees
Safari West
Jcpenney
Lutheran Circle
Rev
David T. Mock
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Art and Literature Club
Daisy M. Feldman
Daisy
Debbie Daynes
Big Creek
Edith Rice
Jim Ledbetter
Dewayne Ard
Vern Wilson
Eleanor Russell
United Fund Drive
Edna Spangler
Daily Reader
Hans € Power
S. Central
Chanute
Safari
N. Lincoln
National 4 Bank
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