Vilas Homebuilders Unit Seeks Christmas Box for Hospital
Sixteen members and two guests gathered at Mrs. Marvin Olson’s home for Vilas Homebuilders Unit. Attendees sang to October birthdays, discussed Craft Day guests, and voted to prepare a Christmas box for Osawatomie State Hospital. A talk on Food Values for Keeps was given. cakes were donated to the T B hospital by Mrs. Milton Dorris and Mrs. Galen Thorsell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas
Lenny Harvey
Mark Wing
Vilas Homebuilders
Marvin Olson
James Bentley
Osawatomie State Hospital
Dwight Olson
T.B. Hospital
Milton Dorris
Galen Thorsell
First Church of God WMS Holds Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God met at the home of Mrs. Tom McQuin on S Grant. Mrs. Randall Bell led devotions and read the poem Give Me a Field. Eight members and three guests attended. next meeting set for October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Bell
David Hanna
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Tom McQuin
S. Grant
W. M. Holman
Paul Davis Jr
Virginia
Leamona EH Meeting Held at Lasley Home
Mrs. Lyle Meyer presided at the Leamona Extension Homemakers gathering in Mrs. Luke Lasley’s home. Announcement of the Round the World dinner on Oct 29 and the spring event on March 29. New officers include President Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt and Vice President Mrs. Arnold Summervill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Meyer
Leamona Extension
Luke Lasley
Ralph Reinhardt
Arnold Summervill
Harry Briley
Loy Reinhardt
Earl Reinhardt
Guest Day Feature By Senior Mothers Club
Senior Mothers Club held Guest Day in the Memorial Building on Thursday. Members answered roll call by introducing a guest, with readings and devotions led by Mrs. A. A. Miller and Mrs. Lily Marisch. Frances Meeker spoke on the Sept. 22 Mothers Day luncheon at the Country Club. Vera West, formerly from Minnesota, reported on that state. Hostesses were the officers. next meeting set with Mrs. Dana Dorst at 2 p.m. October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial Building
A. A. Miller
Lily Marisch
Frances Meeker
Country Club
Vera West
Minnesota
Heloise Crase readers share clever home hacks
Heloise Crase features readers offering compact tips for kitchen spills, using frozen dinner pans to catch drips, cleaning bathtubs with a broom, packing dishes between paper plates during moves, washing dishes with detergent on a damp sponge, hanging tools with broom handles, collar clips to keep shirts flat, using droppers for food coloring, and dyeing shoe edges neatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Shower Honors Mrs. Ted Cowan at Layette Event
Mrs. Ted Cowan was honored at a layette shower hosted at the home of Mrs. Pack St. Clair 1105 S Larson. A bassinet with gifts rested beneath yellow satin and net as three bridge tables followed the gift opening. Mrs Alan Collins won high with Mrs Cowan as low. refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Cowan
Pack St. Clair
S. Larson
Alan Collins
Cowan
St. Clair
Dave Toland
Mmes
Bill Schultz
Greg Schultz
Ron Sutcliffe
John Pate
Charles Winfrey
John Rubew
Dennis Demerrit
Todd Hampton
Laurel Mothers Club Cake Decorating Demonstration
Mrs. Robert Lopeman led a cake decorating demonstration at the Laurel Mothers Club. Fourteen members attended at Mrs. Wilford Aday’s home with co-hostesses Mrs. George Riker and Mrs. Eric Anderson. A family picnic is planned for Oct. 16 at Santa Fe Park. Mrs. Ronald Fleming won the door prize for 28 with Mrs. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lopeman
Laurel Mothers Club
Wilford Aday
S. Plummer
George Riker
Eric Anderson
Santa Fe Park
Ronald Fleming
Fleming
W. Cherry
Chaincomers Luncheon Names New Officers at Orchid Buffet
The Chaincomers met Thursday for a 1 p.m. luncheon at the Orchid Buffet with about 20 members present. Sponsors were Mrs. Charles Ballou and Mrs. Royce Wells. Installation of new officers followed: President Mrs. Alan Shobe, Vice President Mrs. Robert Stout, Secretary Mrs. Don Houdyshell, Treasurer Mrs. Gordon Bender, Historian Mrs. Elford Magnar. Next meeting is a coffee on Oct. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ballou
Royce Wells
Alan Shobe
Robert Stout
Don Houdyshell
Gordon Bender
Elford Magner
Do-Si-Do Square Dance and Local Meetings Schedule
The Oct 8 1966 social calendar lists a Do-Si-Do square dance at Alcott School at 8 p.m. with Dick Sandage calling, followed by Oct 10 events: Mary Martha Guild dinner at Presbyterian Church 6:30 p.m. Santa Fe Women’s Federation at Carpenters' Hall 2 p.m. VFW Auxiliary Memorial Building 7:30 p.m. Cosmetology Club Tioga Hotel 6:45 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings 7:15 p.m. Fairfield PTA at the school 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
Dick Sandage
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Santa Fe Women’s Federation
Carpenters’ Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Memorial
Cosmetology Club
Tioga
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Fairfield Pta
Mrs. Dawson Hosts Friendly Thimble Club Meeting
The Friendly Thimble Club met at Luella Dawson’s home at 1015 N Grant with eight members and one guest, Mrs. Lucille Morlan. Devotions were Bible verses, a poem "Aware of Your Blessings" was read, and the group sent a card and rose bowl to Byrle Haynes in Neosho Memorial Hospital. The month’s project was wash cloths. Bertha Stratton won the Mrs. Carrie Deck. The next meeting was set for Oct 19 at 2 p.m. at 1017 N Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble
Luella Dawson
N. Grant
Charles Tripp
Byrle Haynes
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lucille Morlan
Iowa
Dawson
Bertha Stratton
Carrie Deck
Washington
B. M. Eastburn
Grant
Robert Larrick
Sam Mariucci
A B. Olson
Canada
U.S
Martin Fegel
Mission Fields
Effie Simon
C. E. Rains
Garrison
Gladys Parks
Elmer Mathews
Mary Rutherford
Canadian relations topic dominates First Christian women groups
Christian Women Fellowship groups I through V met across addresses including Lincoln and Lafayette with 12 to 22 members and guests. Lessons covered Canada U S relations using slides and viewmasters, devotions, World Community Day planning, and a Dallas convention report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sparks
Lincoln
Wayne Ellis
Canada- United States
Earl Alford
Harry Rauhoff
Murray Hill PTA Sets Regular Meetings and Chili Burger Supper
The Executive Board of Murray Hill PTA met with 15 members and Principal Del Tolbert. Mrs. John Splane led the gathering and announced that the second Tuesday of each month will host regular meetings next year. A Chili Burger supper is planned for November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Pta
del Tolbert
PTA
John Splane
Mrs. Irwin Observes Her 96th Birthday at Maple Leaf Tea
Chapter DD PEO met at 1 30 in the home of Mrs. Edwin Rideau 424 W 6th after a luncheon at the Maple Leaf tea room honoring Mrs N D Bright State organizer from Paola Mrs Bright delivered greetings from state officers and spoke Time and Ideals to 25 members present 20 with Mrs Elmer Conklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
Edwin Rideau
W. 6Th
Maple Leaf Tea Room
N. D. Bright
Paola
Bright
Elmer Conklin
4-H Club Initiation At Alcott School
Robert Lassman led a Monday 4-H meeting at Alcott School initiating 12 new members. Julie Brune and Dee Ann Tharp were elected council members with Diane Lassman and Becky Black as alternates. Plans for a hayrack ride were discussed. Program items included group singing by Cindy Booe, safety talk by Mari Lassman, health by Miss Booe, garden spider by Tony Booe, music appreciation by Alicia Magill, led by recreation director David Zumalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atom Robert Lassman
Alcott School
Julie Brune
Dee Ann Tharp
Diane Lassman
Becky Black
Miss Tharp
Cindy Booe
Mari Lassman
Miss Booe
Tony Booe
Alicia Magill
David Zumalt
United Brethren WMS Meets at Church
The United Brethren Women’s Missionary Society held a Wednesday afternoon meeting in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Arthur Garrison and Mrs. W M Holman presented a skit titled A Thoughtful Musing. Mrs. Holman led the lesson Take my Silver and my Gold Not a Mite Would I Withhold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Garrison
W. M. Holman
Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Fellowship Hall
Mrs Edwin Rideau Hosts Birthday for PEO Members
Mrs Edwin Rideau celebrated her 96th birthday Tuesday at home with the Philatheas of First Baptist church. Guests included Mmes Eph Carlson Maude Cook R A Cleaver Iver C Anderson Cora Greenwood Edna Hart Birdie Neptune H O Taylor Wess Wright Lula Leonard Dessie Greenwood and hostesses two daughters Mrs A H Alcock and Mrs Lois Cady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Irwin
N. Forest
Philatheas
the First Baptist Church
Mmes
Eph Carlson
Maude Cook
R. A. Cleaver
Iver C. Anderson
Cora Greenwood
Edna Hart
Birdie Neptune
H. O. Taylor
Wess Wright
Lula Leonard
Dessie Greenwood
A. H. Alcock
Lois Cady
Modern Mothers Club Opens Year With Luncheon
Modern Mothers Meet Modern Mothers Club gathered at 305 S Tennessee with Mrs Peg Sutcliffe as host. Assistant hostesses included Mrs Wilbur Thompson Mrs William Templeton Mrs A B Johnson and Mrs Dick McMinn. Next meeting plans a Woolaroc Museum trip to Bartlesville on Oct 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Mothers Club
Peg Sutcliffe
S. Tennessee
Wilbur Thompson
William Templeton
A. B. Johnson
Dick McMinimy
Woolaroc Museum
Bartlesville
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Nancy Leichner
Florida
Pamela Nater
Tavares
Fla
First Church of God
WMS
Leamona EH
Lasley
Dana Dorst
W. Oak
Heloise Crase
Dot Phillips
Jerrie Lane
Anne Glass
C. K
Laurel
Chaincomers
Dial Tribune
Charley's Pizza Inn
E. Main
the Continental Insurance Companies
Pamela Ann Nater
Tavares, Fla., Park
Clearwater
Mrs. Dawson
CWF
Christian Women Fellowship of the First Christian Church
E. J. New
N. Lafayette
Frank Fackler
A. B. Brown
Harold Cox
Jack Parkins
Kenneth Alger
Forrest Clemings
John Jordan
Clemings
Bert Sutton
Duke Cawthorn
Ross Cooper
C. A. Deay
Lowell Kreider
Joe Holliday
J. H. Alford
Christian Church National Convention
Dallas
Howard Parsons
PTA News
Mrs. Irwin
United Brethren Wms
Tribune
Mrs. Edwin Rideau
Ford
Falcon
Merle Kelly
North Evergreen
Chanute, Kansas
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