Bible Quiz Questions as Areader’s challenge
A short Bible quiz by Lavina Ross Fowler presents five questions on biblical figures and events. It asks about figs in Palestine, a city Paul called no mean, Herod the Great, the harvest group sent by Jesus, and which sister of Lazarus Jesus commended. four correct indicates excellence.
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Lavina Ross Fowler
Palestine
Moses
Holy Land
Abunwas
King James
Douay
Paul
Jesus
Lazarus
Evening of One Acts by Humboldt Students
Humboldt High School students in dramatics speech and debate will stage An Evening of One Acts in the high school auditorium at 7 30 p m. Six plays will be presented four tragedies and two comedies Mrs Daphne Horine directs Antie Spring The Clod Jacob Comes Home Early Frost Next Move and Im a Fool.
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Humboldt
Humboldt High School
Daphne Horine
Jacob
Community events wind through Elsmore and Earlton groups
Here and There reports Elsmore Raritan held a Tuesday program at Elsmore Grade School with 50 attendees. A dance group from Allen County Community Junior College directed by Judith Bragg performed, with Mrs. Arthur Erikson at the piano and several Elsmore guests listed. In Earlton the Extension Homemakers Unit met at Mrs. Dean Dighero’s home with plans discussed including a white elephant sale and a fire prevention lesson by Mrs. Oscar Stich. A new member, Mrs. Raymond Fickel, joined, and the April 17 meeting is set for 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Ivan Fail.
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Elsmore
Raritan
Allen County Community Junior College
Judith Bragg
Arthur Erikson
Dave Fewins
Jay Edward Swanson
Elmo Heckman
Moran
Bernard Smith
Stark
Earlton
Extension Homemakers
Dean Dighero
Dighero
Raymond Fickel
Oscar Stich
Ivan Fail
Ray Ostrander
Sonny Goble
Local Social News From Altoona and Fredonia
Mrs Paul Troop hosted the LOL Club at her Altoona home on Thursday with a lesson by Mrs Allen Stewart and refreshments served. Elmer Jones was dismissed from St Margaret's Hospital in Fredonia Saturday. A daughter, Mrs Gilmer Nellis, and friend Mrs Margaret Watson of Coffeyville visited the Jones home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Troop
Allan Stewart
Elmer Jones
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
Gilmer Nellis
Margaret Watson
Coffeyville
Ray Ostrander
John Hartwig
Methodist Church
Ruth Crow
Lenora Scott
Margaret Laferite
Wichita
Ross Cress
Lawrence
Cline Ostrander
Orange
Calif
Floyd Strack
Humboldt Lions Club Guest Night and Community Notes
Humboldt Lions Club held a guest night at the Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall with members from Chanute and Girard. Easter egg hunt planned for April 13 at Community Park. Nearby residents attended a funeral service for John Hartwig at the Humboldt Methodist Church.
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Humboldt
Lion’s Club
Lutheran Church Fellowship
Birthday Candles For Arts and Crafts Session
Women gather at Central Park Community building for a morning arts and crafts meeting from 9 a.m. to noon to make birthday candles and Easter items. Attendees should bring a white detergent bottle scissors and pins. Thirty three women attended the last meeting.
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Central Park
Early Signs of Anti Social Behavior Taught at PTA Study Group
Mrs. Clifford Gibson led the Alcott PTA study group on Wednesday morning at 320 North Garfield in the home of Mrs. Marion Willis. Co hostess Mrs. Leo Rausch assisted. The lesson drew from a PTA magazine article and sixteen members attended.
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Clifford Gibson
Alcott Pta
Marion Willis
N. Garfield
Leo Rausch
PTA
Social Calendar Items and Meeting Times
Past Noble Grands meet at noon with Mrs Nathar. We Who Club gathers at Sawyer hall at 1 30 p m. Wilson class meets at First Methodist Church at 10 a m. Bridge game at the Country Club at 1 30 p m. World War I Auxiliary sewing day runs 9 a m to 4 p m in the Memorial Building room of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Noble Grands
Nathar Hole
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Sunflower OES Honors 25 and 50-Year Members
Twenty-five and fifty year members were honored at Sunflower chapter OES. Pins were given to 50 year members Babe Hollar an Osman Bates Lila Mee A G Nelson with gifts and corsages. Twenty-five year members included Nelle Stevens Freda Browning Amy Osgood Fred Gerardy Merle Estes Charles Pullam. Degrees conferred on one. Mrs Kenneth Caldwell assisted. refreshments served. guests included Olive Hinrich Oklahoma Bertha Eisenbrandt Wichita and Hulda Parker chapter members.
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Sunflower Chapter
Oes
Babe Holloran
Mmes
Osman Bates
Lila Mee
A. G. Nelson
Klint C. Bach
Nelle Stevens
Freda Browning
Amy Osgood
Fred Gerardy
Merle Estes
Charles Pullam
Worworthy
Kenneth Caldwell
Don Beach
Robert Jasper
Jessie LeVan
Dinty Wyatt
Truman Lovett
O. H. Bates
Wyatt
Olive Hinrich
Oklahoma
Bertha Eisenbrandt
Wichita
Hulda Parker Chapter
Sunflower EHU Meets at Purviance Home
Mrs. J. O. Purviance hosted the Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit at 1023 S. Highland with Mrs. Louis Junod as assistant. Twelve members attended as Mrs. Lloyd Dalton chaired. Dalton announced an Erie art exhibit on March 20 and led fire prevention notes, with Mrs. Arthur Krone winning the door prize. Ronnie Tredway attended as a guest. next meeting on April 24 will be hosted by Mrs. F. L. Burtle at 1 30 p.m.
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J. O. Purviance
S. Highland
Louis Junod
Lloyd Dalton
Dalton
Erie
Arthur Krone
Ronnie Tredway
F. L. Burtle
S. Katy
Frances Rogers RN Discusses Teenage Pregnancies
Mrs Frances Rogers RN obstetrics supervisor at Neosho Memorial Hospital spoke on Problems of Teenage Pregnancies at the RN Club meeting Tuesday evening. The discussion covered current obstetrics practices and pre natal care. Mrs Frances Ruble presided at the business meeting. Refreshments were served by Joanne Augustine and Mrs Billie Wheatley. The April 30 meeting will be at Ashley Clinic.
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Frances Rogers RN
Neosho Memorial Hospital
RN Club
Belles Lettres Club Re-elects Officers in Meeting
Mrs. Harold Black remains president of the Belles Lettres Reading Club with Mrs. Fred Johnson as vice president, Mrs. Edwin H. Rideau secretary, and Mrs. Blanche Petit treasurer. The group met Tuesday at Mrs. Roger Findahl’s home 933 S Evergreen.
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Belles Lettres Reading Club
Roger Findahl
S. Evergreen
Harold Black
Fred Johnson
Edwin H. Rideau
Blanche Petit
Mrs Keller Honored at Kansas Baby Shower
Mrs Tom Keller was honored with a baby shower held yesterday at the home of Mrs Joe Goodevan 125 S Kansas. Mrs John Schultz and others hosted the event with fourteen guests attending. Mrs Schultz won high in bridge and Mrs Pack St Clair won low.
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Tom Keller
Joe Goodevan
S. Kansas
John Schultz
High
Schultz
Low
Pack St. Clair
DIY household tips brighten chores and save time
Heloise shares practical ideas from terry cloth broom covers to non slip blind cords and bead sorting with ruler grooves. Neighbors adopt the idea for dog hair and flexibility in cleaning tasks. Readers offer personal notes on homemade broth and rearranging decor for happiness.
Mrs Stevens Presides At BPW Club Meeting
Nineteen members attended the Business and Professional Women's Club dinner in the Tioga ballroom last night. Mrs Clifford Lukenbill showed slides from the Kansas Children’s Service League titled “Three to Go.”
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Mrs. Stevens
BPW
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Ballroom
Clifford Lukenbill
Kansas Children’s Service League
Hulda Parker OES Holds Meeting
Hulda Parker chapter OES met at Masonic Temple with Mrs. Jack Groves and John Groves presiding. An invitation from Mistletoe chapter Freemonia was noted for April 2. Esther station and a 100 year old manual observed. Beulah Griswold remembered, charter draped. Gifted past star point officers and social hour precede refreshments led by Luella Geyer.
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Jack Groves
John Groves
Hulda Parker Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Mistletoe
Fredonia
Esther
Beulah Griswold
Star Point
Luella Geyer
WMS BPW Meeting Highlights Thai Student Guests
The WMS BPW meeting featured a love gift dedication and speakers Nantana Burapavong and Jean Chen, Thai students at Neosho County Community Junior College. Mrs. Pearl Casebier returned from six months in Thailand. Rev. Dale L. Sneeringer gave the closing prayer. A social hour followed in the church basement led by the social committee under Mrs. W. N. Wiggans.
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Dale Fairchild
Chiirman
Nantana Burapavong
Jean Chen
Thailand
Neosho County Community Junior College
Pearl Casebier
Dale L. Sneeringer
W. N. Wiggans
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Mercy Hospital
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PTA News
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Sunflower
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Mrs. Black
Belles Lettres Club
Mrs. Keller
The
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Truitt's Greenhouse
N. Steuben
Heloise
Mabel Dean
Mrs
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van Heusen
Campus Prep
Wells
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Royce Wells
East Main
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Koni
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