Democrats Consider Convention Report by Neosho Club
A Kansas Women’s Democratic Club of Neosho County met in Erie with nine members present. Mrs. Henry Watkins and Mrs. Kenneth Cumings reported on the Topeka state convention, Watkins won the door prize, and Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Delbert Potter served as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Women’s Democratic Club
Neosho County
Erie
Kenneth Cumings
Henry Watkins
Topeka
Watkins
Delbert Potter
Sunflower OES Past Officers Picnic At Masonic Temple
Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held its annual picnic Monday at the Masonic Temple. President Mrs. Howard Bailey welcomed 42 members, spouses and guests as Mrs. D. L. Geeding and Mrs. Sam Willis chaired dining. Verle Nelson gave the invocation and readings were shared by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
D. L. Geeding
Sam Willis
Verle Nelson
Edna Petterson
Frank Davidson
Robert Geiger
Carl Schickhardt
Jay Klinginsmith
Bill Kelso
Osman Bates
Joe Rensing
Lou Darlington
Louis Junod
Gladys Nelson
Howard Bailey
Joe Gormley
Geiger
James Whaley
Deedra Bailey
Mike Henry
Social Calendar Monday July 2 Listings
Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel 7 15 p.m Neosho County Association for Retarded Children North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p.m World War I Barracks and Auxiliary Central Park Building covered dish luncheon noon Rebekahs IOOF Hall 7 30 p.m Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 Chamber of Commerce office 7 30 p.m Women s Missionary Association United Brethren Church in Christ 7 p.m Rainbow Division Veterans Central Park Building covered dish dinner 6 30 p.m People eat better in America today than anywhere else in the world Farmers and ranchers boosted beef production twenty two times in twenty years beef consumption rose from 56 to 115 pounds per person per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Central Park Building
America
U.S
Dear Ann Landers on safety and dieting troubles
A reader urges mothers not to leave children unattended and asks for guidance on a teen daughter’s weight crisis. Ann Landers counters with concerns about neglect and family dynamics, suggesting a doctor visit and counseling while advising the mother to step back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Tool Shed Cleanup Recalls Heloise Letter
Heloise describes cleaning and organizing a cluttered tool shed. She saves paint, salvages cans, jars screws and nails, warns against water-damaged brushes, and urges finishing the job fully with a note of ecological thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Safety Talk Warns Of Highway Dangers In Kansas
Mrs Ethyle Ballard of Haviland spoke to the Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit on Safety Is for the Birds estimating 7000 Kansans may be killed or crippled in 10 years. She urged seat belts and careful passing on hills with warnings about the migratory weaver and other hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyle Ballard
Haviland
Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit
Ballard
State Highway Commission
Kansas
Orlin Hoffman
Family Life
Billy Graham
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W. Fred Shockey
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
William H. Boone
S. Rutter
Glenn Shockey
S. Western
W. 5Th
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Wichita State University
Marion Wise
Westview Manor
Winnie Boyes
Kansas City
George Perry
Wise
Vogue
Tress Brentwood Boutique
Jerome Alexander Supreme
California
Are
S &M
Sign Company
W. Main
Texas Toast & Honey
Don Divine Mia
N. Sattare
West Cherry
J. L
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Broadway
West Main
SatinTone Latex House Pain
Colony Paints
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