Golden Wedding Reception in Humboldt
Humboldt notes honor Fay and Fay M. Michael on their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at St. Peter's Lutheran Church from 2 to 4 p.m. The couple, wed January 29 1922 in Humboldt, have seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Humboldt
Fay M. Michael
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Ilies
Glen Michael
W. E. ‘Margaret Benson
Shawnee Mission
Fay Michael
Michael
Farm Bureau
Busy Bees Club
St. Peter's Church
Dorcas Circle
Scandinavian breads discussed at Neosho Valley Homemakers meeting
The Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit met at Mrs. Hugo Larson's home on Main Street. Mrs. Don Horton led a bread demonstration for 10 members and two children. New members Mrs. George Bareis and Mrs. Marie Anderson were welcomed.
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Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit
Hugo Larson
W. Main
Don Horton
Jesson
Linda McCoy
Doug Tunnell
Clinton Bowman
George Bareis
Marie Anderson
Curiosity Topic Highlighted by Rainbow Ex Unit
Mrs. Jay Klinginsmith led a Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit discussion on Curiosity Is a Great Gift. Eight members met at Mrs. Earl Hunters home at 1007 Garfield with Mrs. Lanah Wilson presiding and reviewing humorous articles. Members contributed pennies for friendship and donated to the March of Dimes while yearbooks were prepared.
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Jay Klinginsmith
Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit
Earl Hunter
Garfield
Lanah Wilson
March of Dimes
Social Calendar for Friday January 28 Events Listed
We Who Club at Sawyer Hall Grace Episcopal Church 1 30 p m Chanute Country Club Bridge 1 30 p m Senior Citizens Central Park Building for rides call 431 0109 between 10 30 a m Neosho County Pomona Grange Fairfield School 7 30 p m Past Noble Grands Club North Malcolm Community Center 2 p m Deadlines 48 hours after meetings seven days after ceremony for weddings with photos.
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We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Chanute Country Club
Central Park
Neosho County
Pomona Grange
Fairfield School
Noble Grands’ Club
North Malcolm Community Center
4H Club News highlights January meetings and plans
4H clubs at Fairfield and Humboldt hosted January sessions with County Agent Paul Kelly and club leaders. Members planned a skating party and fund raising to modernize Porter building. Demonstrations covered Crunchy Oatmeal cookies and peanut butter macaroons, with safety talks and music appreciation. Budgeting, guest night, and a club charter reading were noted along with birthday recognitions and food storage tips.
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Fairfield School
Paul Kelly
Carolyn Hines
Cayla Jones
David Reinhardt
Darryn Young
Anita Edwards
Bill Reinhardt
Bud Edwards
Harvey Young
Buffalo Boosters 4H Club
Vincent Engelman
Carl Payne
Kenneth Guenther
Fair Grounds
Happy Hustlers Club
Roy Starbuck
Fashions Signal Short Summer Scene In Paris Show
Paris fashion coverage notes the return of the mini skirt with lengths from three inches above the knee to three inches below the hips. Designers show black and white contrasts, red accents, and bold coats. outfits highlight sheer stockings, high toeless pumps, and vivid color in outerwear for summer.
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Paris
Louis Feraud
Feraud
Heloise hints foam blocks for safe toddler play
Reader shares a craft idea using 4x4 foam scraps covered with felt letters and numbers sewn with colored yarn to create safe throwing blocks. Project includes tips for gifts and mobile possibilities.
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Heloise
Annual Meeting of Church Women United
The annual meeting gathers at 1 30 p m Friday in Snyder Chapel Neosho County Community Junior College. Mrs. Robert E Williams retires as president and will preside. A program on new Child Care Inc will be featured with Rev Jerome Beat presenting. Babysitting will be provided at First United Methodist Church.
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Church Women United
Snyder Chapel
Neosho County
Be Wary of Old Wives Tales
Mary land mom blames herself for miscarriage and the reader recalls a similar tragedy. A physician reassures that wall washing did not cause strangulation and urges open discussion with doctors. A second letter discusses forgiveness after infidelity and the strain of keeping friendly with the cheating partner, with guidance that the betrayed spouse need not maintain appearances.
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Ann
Low Calorie Foods Abound Says Dieting Expert
Mildred Walker Extension Consumer Marketing Economist notes a growing array of low calorie foods in stores with dietetic sections. She cautions many labeled low calorie items may not be, and urges reading labels, choosing water packed cans, and avoiding buttered or creamed vegetables.
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Golden Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Fred Johnston
Nelle Stevens
Owen Purviance
Vernie Steele
Mr. and
Mrs. Fay
M. Michael
Neosho Valley
Twin Valley Parish
Toronto United Methodist Church
Evelyn Baker
Toronto Wscs
del Smith
Marl Ludlum
Paul Hibbard
Bill Atchley
Rainbow
Alta's Diner
S. Santa Fe
Tribune
Club News
Buffalo Boosters
Logan
Logan Pals 4H
Humboldt National Bank
Dan Cress
Nancy Miller
Stephanie Brock
Connie Stroh
Ray Ladd
Cole Herder
Lydia Hegwald
AP Fashion Writer
Venet
Mrs. Mac
H. D. Barnes
Sally Owens
Edna Frank
Scout News
Scott Allen
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Allen
Mike Bright
Kim Kuhn
Bright
Joe Maple
Otterbein United
Eddie
Ann Landers
Maryland
Tanvo
Mildred Walker
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Harold Sharp
Kansette Club
Edith
Sharps
Margaret Rausch
Home Appliance Company
Chanute, Kansas
East Main
Main
Plummer
Hans Sputer
S. Central
Hotel Tioga
A & W Drive-In
Burger
Papa
MAMA
Tater
BIG Tee Burger
S. Lincoln
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