Linda Craven and Mary Hupp Top Kansas Rainbow Officers
Seventeen Rainbow for Girls from here and 11 from Erie attended the Kansas Rainbow for Girls State Grand Assembly in Hays. Linda Craven was elected grand worthy advisor, Mary Hupp appointed grand religion, with Chanute hosting next year and 1,300 attendees from across Kansas plus guests from Alaska, Oklahoma, California and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Erie
International Order of Rainbow
State of Kansas
Grand Assembly
Hays
Linda Craven
Eric
Mary Hupp
Curtis W. Hupp
S. Forest
Chanute
Fort Hays State College
Kansas
Alaska
Oklahoma
California
Nebraska
Kathy Groves
Jack Groves
Miss Service
Debra Mar
Big Creek WSCS Meets in June at DeWeese Home
The Big Creek Women's Society of Christian Service met in Mrs. Max DeWeese’s home with Mrs. Luke Lasley presiding. Reports covered Baldwin conference proceedings and the year's WSCS accomplishments. Plans were made for a June 21 church cleaning and a July 11 meeting at 9 a.m. with two guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Max DeWeese
Luke Lasley
Clyde Russell
Baldwin
Guy Braden
WSCS
Helen Loy Hosts Sorosis Club Salad Luncheon
The Sorosis Club closed its meeting with a salad luncheon in the north shelter house at Santa Fe Park yesterday. Helen Loy was hostess and Mrs. Ernest Stemple led the business meeting distributing the new year books to 11 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
North Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Helen Loy
Ernest Stemple
Webb Family Reunion Held At Santa Fe Park
A Webb family reunion for Calvin and Elizabeth Webb was held Sunday at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. Officers elected for next year were Clarence Webb president Mildred Tripp vice president and Grace Gericke secretary. Many relatives from Kansas and beyond attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Santa Fe Park
Calvin
Elizabeth Webb
Luke Lasley
Clarence Webb
Mildred Tripp
Grace Gericke
Ruth Berry Elon
Citizenship Seminar Seeks Two County Youths
Neosho County Farm Bureau sponsors a July 1 deadline for two students to attend the state citizenship seminar at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City. Eligible applicants are rising juniors or seniors in the county with top academic standing, leadership, and good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Neosho County
Erie
N. J. Mills
St. Paul R
Lyle Meyer
Chanute R
Rural Area Doctor Crisis To Continue In Kansas
In Pittsburg Kansas city populations under 5000 may struggle to attract young doctors over the next decade. Dr Jack Walker of the University of Kansas medical school warned that attracting new physicians to small towns will be difficult and urged focus on solutions such as getting patients to doctors improving transportation and communications and training more health workers. Attendees included medical representatives from Pittsburg Parsons Columbus Iola Fort Scott Neodesha and Girard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
Jack Walker
University of Kansas Medical School
Walker
Parsons
Columbus
Iola
Fort Scott
Neodesha
Girard
Dear Heloise tips on kitchen care and home hacks
A collection of practical reader tips includes wiping bacon grease from skillet edges to prevent baked-on oil and stove grime, organizing wedding guest cards for notes, drying nylon hose with a rubber band, and managing coffee strength, suds, and small tool storage for sewing machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Meri Dell Ridge
Vera Gernahard
Charlotte Olson Weds Duane Clum
Charlotte Ann Olson daughter of Mrs Henrietta Olson San Fe and Duane Vincent Clum son of Mr and Mrs Walter Clum Humboldt were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at the First Methodist church officiated by Dr Duff D Wagoner. The bride wore a Champaign crepe street length dress and carried white carnations and sweet heart roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ann Olson
Henrietta Olson
Santa Fe
Duane Vincent Clum
Walter Clum
Humboldt
First Methodist Church
Duff D. Wagoner
James R. Lusk
Tom Olson
Kansas City
Social Calendar for June 15 16 1967 at local venues
June 15 listing includes Ladies Day Golf at Country Club and multiple meetings at Central Park Community Building, Rural Grange, Friendly Neighbors Club, Rural Homemakers Unit and other private hosts. June 16 features Golden Shrine at Masonic Temple, We Who Club at Sawyer Hall, Wilson Class at First Methodist, Bridge at Country Club and Neosho Valley EH Unit events with covered dish dinners and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Adelines
W. Elm
Tiuasconne
Central Park
Rural Grange
Friendly Neighbors Club
Eben Claus
Erie
Rural Homemakers EH
Heritage Room
Golden Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Ilson
First Methodist Church
Bridge Country Club
Neosho Valley
Jim McCoy
S. Highland
Opal Smith
N. Western
4-H Club Cooking Phase Meets Saturday
Five members enrolled in the snacks and little lunches phase met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Harold Black at 516 W. 5th. Brenda Jenkins spoke on cooking and Sarah Black on measuring ingredients. Record books were started, refreshments served, and guests included Mrs. Robert Jenkins and Vicky Black, a junior leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Up and Atom
Harold Black
W. 5Th
Brenda Jenkins
Sarah Black
Robert Jenkins
Vicky Black
Zion Methodist WSCS Leads Fathers Day Program
Zion Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs S L McMillen read a Fathers Day poem and Mrs Wilbur McMillen gave the lesson on Christian Being and Doing. World banks were distributed and the meeting closed with a song and prayer by Mrs James Kern. Refreshments were served by Mrs Pearl Vining to nine members. Next meeting set for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. McMillen
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Zion Methodist Church
Wilbur McMillen
James Kern
Pearl Vining
Ladies of GAR Hold Meeting in Memorial Building
Nine members attended a regular meeting of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in the Memorial Building. Mrs. Emery Lewis presided and the charter was draped for Effie Fritz. A covered dish dinner is planned for July 11 and Mrs. Marie Stipp won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Building
Emery Lewis
Effie Fritz
Marie Stipp
Hulda Parker Chapter Honors Members and Plans Visits
Hulda Parker Chapter OES awarded degrees to Hulda Parker Chapter members at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Joe G. Wasser and E. C. Gilbert presided. Invitations went out for friendship meetings and district aide visits from Humboldt chapter and others with 50 year pin presentations planned for several chapters. Memorials for Clarence Moody and Walter Chappell were read, flag day remarks given, and Rainbow for Girls report shared. Next meeting June 27 includes 50 and 25 year pins. social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Wasser
Order of Hulda Parker
Masonic Temple
Joe G. Wasser
E. C. Gilbert
Humboldt
MayApple
Cherryvale
Martha
Burlington
Parsons
Rainbow
Hays
Peg Sutcliff
L. W. Bircher
Chilling Gelatin Mixture For Rapid Thickening
Instructions advise chilling gelatin over ice water to reach slight thickening quickly. Frequent stirring ensures even texture as the mixture thickens.
Zion Lutheran Guild Attends Navajo Film At Church
Zion Lutheran Service Guild met Tuesday evening at the church with Mary Lassman showing a film on the Navajo Indians of Arizona. Mrs. Neil Nelson presided and Mrs. Agnus Zimmerman gave devotions. Refreshments were served to three guests and ten members. The next meeting will be a dinner at the Orchid Buffet on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Heilman
Arizona
Mary Lassman
Meeting of Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Neil Nelson
Agnus Zimmerman
Ralph Ruggles
Harold Storck
R. C. Green
Robert Lassman
Miss Lassman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas Rainbow
Louis Junod
Pauline Carder
Jean Groves
L. R. Rogers
Dean Smith
Vicky Walker
Marcia Robertson
Debby Gaudern
Candy Barr
Melody Barr
Lee Ann Groves
Debby Martin
Pam Powell
Pam Horn
Sheila Heaton
Debby Groskinsky
Ruth Ann Caldwell
Kathy Lawrence
Jennie McGee
Phyllis Taylor
Vicky Hill
Carol Mills
Marconia Hill
Patricia Rogers
Sandy Mayfield
Connie Neely
Cheryl Tredway
Janice Pontious
Diana Burk
Shelly Han
Johnson
Carl Webb
Harley Roberts
Flossie Webb
Louis Morales
Regina
Elsie Scogin
C. E. Tripp
LaVerne
Marylin
Linda
Like Lasley
Bob Webb
John Horton
Edgar Gericke
Sonny
Carol
Darrel Baker
Kenneth Webb
Clifford Webb
Earl Wallace
Pratt
Wayne Lasley
Terry
Tina
Leawood
J. R. Webb
Homer Webb
Dean Webb
Merriam
Clarence Duvall
Steven Watkins
Garnett
Robert Berry
Yates Center
H. Frank Wichita
Jane Lasley
el Dorado
C. R. Tripp
Tonda
Vincent
Richard
Independence
Don Burroughs
Teresa
Brenda
FBI
SAT
E. Main
Davis Paint Store
Kenneth Paul
Gladys Grover
Charlotte Olson
Duane Clum
Norma Ingram
Mount Prospect
Ill
Dwight R. Clum
Arnold Clum
Bertha Clum
Galesburg
Zora Negley
Dwight Clum
Denver
Juanita Olson
Ruth Ruggles
Chanute High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
St. Francis
Drisdell
THE _SPOTLIGHT’S
Phillips Jewelry Tioga Hotel Bldg
Dial Tribune
Ladies
GAR
Hulda Parker
Dad
Hassocks
Berkline Rock-A-Lounger
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
Chanute, Ks
Zion Lutheran Guild
Hans
S. Central
Everpress
East Main
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