Savonburg Couple Marries In Candlelight Ceremony
Pamela Kay Ingels and David Wayne Fewins wed in a candlelight ceremony at Leanoa Christian Church with William Bolden officiating. Both are 1971 Kansas State Teachers College graduates. Ingels earned a BS in education with math and biology, Fewins a BA in mathematics. They plan to work for Southwestern Company in summer and return to Kansas in September when Fewins enters the Air Force.
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Savonburg
Pamela Kay Ingels
David Wayne Fewins
William Bolden
LaHarpe Christian Church
Leanoa Christian Church
Kenneth — Ingels
Bert Fewins
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Fewins
Southwestern Company
Nashville
Tenn
Kansas
Air Force
Senior Citizens Celebrate Mrs Shinn 92nd Birthday
Mrs Rebeca Shinn of 3 E 8th was honored by the Senior Citizens Club at Central Park for her 92nd birthday. Event included a pink cake, Mother's Day songs, a reading of Somebody's Mother, violin medley, and a flag salute. Attendees totaled 63 members plus three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeca Shinn
Senior Citizens Club
Central Park
Shinn
Paul Puckett
Harry Lewis
Puckett
J. T. Ames
Julius Hawke
May Stiles
Pauline Betase
Carl Pearson
Pittsburg
Ernest Quigs
Huntington Park
Calif
Alice McGu‘ey
Earl N Fritz
Swiss Cheese Tart Recipe By Dottie Wellington
Swiss cheese tart combines ham onions and Swiss cheese in a tender custard baked in a pie shell. The dish serves four as a main course or 6 to 8 as an appetizer with options for party tartlets and a 12 to 15 minute bake at 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dottie Wellington
Cheese Lesson Presented by Harmony Unit
Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit met Friday at Mrs. Ray Russell’s home. Mrs. Boyd Smith presented “Cheese, a Pluin Meal Planning” explaining cheese as a 2000 year old staple and its use as a milk substitute. 10 members and one guest attended. future plans include cancer dressings at Mrs. Rolla Rush’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Smith
Harmony Extension Homemakers
Ray Russell
Evergreen
Guy Braden
Kansas Extension Homemakers Advisory Council
Hutchinson
Ray Rush
Rolla Rush
R. 3
Support Cancer Conquest Bill By ANN LANDERS
Dear readers: The response to urging Senators to back S-34, the Cancer Conquest Bill, has generated unprecedented mail to Washington. Secretaries report a flood of correspondence, with signs in their office noting the volume. Some officials worry that the measure could dismantle the National Cancer Authority.
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Deareaders
Washington
Ann Landers
Cancer Authority
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot Richardson
S-34
National Cancer Authority
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon
Ann
Wash
D.C
Dearie
Retirement lesson discussed by Stark WSCS group
Stark United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service studied a lesson on retirement titled Boon or Bore. Rachel Page led with Elmer Owens Charles Hill Jr. Roland Kelsey and Forrest Wilson assisting while William Sailors and Charles Hill offered prayers. Eight members were served refreshments by Wilson and Sailors.
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Stark
Women's Society of Christian Service
Stark United Methodist Church
Rachel Page
Boon
Mmes
Elmer Owens
Robert Kusel
Charles Hill Jr
Roland Kelsey
Forrest Wilson
William Sailors
Charles Hill
Wilson
Sailors
Miriam Circle Meets Friday at Heritage Room Library
Miriam Circle of Rebekah Lodge met in the Heritage Room of the public library Friday with six members and guest Mrs. Lemuel Beile. Verna Hudspeth led the session with cheer cards sent to two nursing home members. The group approved paying refreshments for the May 3 district meeting and Minnie Weaver gave the invocation and blessing, serving a dessert course with her daughter Mrs. Beile assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Verna Hudspeth
Lemuel Beile
Minnie Weaver
Beile
Gavel Passed To President Of Mothers Club
Mrs Robert Olson retiring president passed the gavel to Mrs Norman McKee incoming president during Autumn Mothers Club luncheon at La Rosa de Oro Thursday. Prizes of three red geraniums were awarded to Mrs Clifford Broeder Mrs Gerald Henry and Mrs Gary Manbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Olson
Norman McKee
Autumn Mothers Club
la Rosa de Oro
Clifford Broeder
Gerald Henry
Gary Manbeck
Meal Planning Lesson In Earlton Unit
A meal planning lesson titled Cheese, a Plus in Meat Planning was led by Mrs. Sommers at her home in Earlton R 1 Wednesday. Eight members and a few children attended with Mrs. Oscar Stich reporting on the district Independence meeting.
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Earlton
Earlton Extension Homemakers Unit
Charles Sommers
Oscar Stich
Independence
Sommers
Raymond Fickel
Pull-Over Laundry Trick Inside Out For Easy Drying
Heloise shares a tip to turn pull over tops inside out before washing to prevent pilling and stretched necklines. She explains drying on a hanger without snagging and reversing on the hanger once dry for closet storage. Includes reader contributions on table setting napkins and spice tea ideas.
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Heloise
Karen
Food price outlook 1971 from National Outlook Conference
The National Outlook Conference in Washington reports 1971 food prices likely to rise 2 3 percent overall with slower increases than 1970. Retail costs for food eaten at home may edge up 1 2 percent while meals away from home stay higher, and marketing charges rise more slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Outlook
Washington, D. C
Laois
Engagement announced for area couple
Mrs. Lucille Webb of 302 N Wilson announces the engagement of her daughter Marcia Louise to Johnny Lee Laubach son of Mr and Mrs Ray Laubach Earl ton The bride to be is a Cha nute High School junior Laubach a 1970 Erie High School graduate works for Martin K Eby Construction Co in Humboldt No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Webb
N. Wilson
Marcia Louise
Johnny Lee Laubach
Ray Laubach
Earlton
Miss Webb
Kenneth E. Webb
S. Washington
Chanute High School
Laubach
Erie High School
Martin K. Eby Construction Co
Humboldt
Social Calendar May 19 20 Schedules for Local Groups
Community groups list meetings for May 19 and 20 including Extension Homemakers units Safari Golf Association United Presbyterian Women Circles First Baptist Church groups and town club gatherings. Attendance times span morning to evening with locations on Grant Avenue Western Street and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit
S. L. McMillen
Women's Safari Golf Association
Safari Golf Course
Seamena Extension Homemakers
Max Deweese
Allen
United Presbyterian Women
Grant Avenue
Dorcas
Mattie White
Church Annex
Hannah
Helen Ackerson
S. Western
First Baptist Church
Grace Hill
Viola Zastrow
W. 3Rd
Marjorie Sharp
E. E. Lofaren
N. Forest
Charlotte Worley
Nina Jackson
N. Steuben
Chaincomers
Hans Flowers
Richard McClanathan
S. Larson
American Association of University Women
Orchid Buffet
Sweet
S. Wilson
Rural Grange
United Transportation Union
Carpenters Hall
S. Malcolm
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Mrs. Shinn
American Legion Auxiliary
Daisy Jordan
Iva Jones
Fannie Whitteberry
Ed Wolfe
Johnson
Wayne Berthot
Stark Wscs
Gavel
Mothers Club
Stitute of Health
Miss X
Mrs. Seamans
C.C
Chris Engel
Lois Carlson
Tribune
SANS
S. Central
Don
Tess
N. Santa Fe
Marcia Louise Webb
Drisdell Studio
Friendly Neighbors Club
Ralph Baker
Rural Homemakers Extension Homemakers Unit
Lee Os
C. C
Main
Plummer
Cedar Lodge #103
Oren F. Patterson
Jay T. Klinginsmith
W.M. Sec'y
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