Poverty study guides Methodist WSCS circles
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the First United Methodist Church studied poverty in a lesson led by Mrs. Nellie Sloman for Naomi Circle with 10 members. Each circle discussed welfare and disaster relief contributions, while hostesses and circle leaders coordinated meetings and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Nellie Sloman
Naomi Circle
Lyle Dean
Ben Dodson
World Bank
Church Women United Drive
John MecMeekin
S. Wilson
Rachel
Harold McNeal
Floyd Dillon
Orley Shepard
Warren Fitch
Heloise hints ease chores and handy home fixes
Reader tips cover marking defected rummage items to cut haggle, sitting while cooking washing dishes and ironing, and upgrading with a stair ladder. A baby spoon trick teaches self-feeding, and a toy label drawing method helps kids pick records. Community meeting notes close with club activity and devotion.
Colfax Baptists Women Host Combined Meeting
Colfax Baptist Women’s Missionary Society held a combined day and evening circle gathering at the church. President Mrs. Donald Anderson led the program with solos by Karen and Nancy Ford. Mrs. Glenn Hanson dedicated quotas to Zaire, Bacone College, and El Salvador. Postcard quilt blocks will go to Bethel Neighborhood Center in Kansas City. Janice Osborne, student at Central Baptist Theological Seminary, was noted for the scholarship refit. Maxine Stoll played the piano offertory. Cindy Tunnel and Shirley Smith collected offerings. Rev. Kenneth Pratt presented a filmstrip. Refreshments were served by the evening circle chaired by Mrs. Hattie Larson. Attendance was 39 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Donald Anderson
Karen
Nancy Ford
Glenn Hanson
White Cross
Zaire
Congo
Bacone College
Oklahoma
el Salvador
Bethel
Kansas City
Myron Cooper
Janice Osborne
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Maxine Stoll
Cindy Tunnel
Shirley Smith
Kenneth Pratt
Hattie Larson
Town and Country Unit Elects New Officers
The Town and Country Extension Homemakers Unit elected new officers at Mrs. Earl Morgan's home. President Paul Thomas, Vice President Gerald Thompson, Secretary Robert Jenkins, Treasurer Leroy Wahlage, and Council Representative Billy LaRue. Committee chairs include Irvin Lassman cultural arts Fred Moore health Glenn Doepke safety and LaRue international relations. The program featured Mrs. Doepke on antiques noting age and junk at auctions and how provenance and construction reveal value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Morgan
N. Washington
Paul Thomas
Gerald Thompson
Robert Jenkins
Leroy Wahlage
Billy LaRue
Irvin Lassman
Fred Moore
Glenn Doepke
LaRue
Doepke
Conference in Topeka for Methodist Women
Several hundred women from United Methodist churches in eastern Kansas attend the fourth annual Kansas East Conference Women's Society meeting at Hichland Park United Methodist Church in Topeka. The event runs Friday to Sunday with sessions starting at 9:45 a.m. focusing on "The Miracle Of" and parallel programs by the Wesleyan Service Guild for working women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Methodist Women
United Methodist
Kansas
Kansas East Conference
Women’s Society
Hichland Park
United Methodist Church
Women's Society of Chrstian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
Golden Anniversary Reception for the Kimbles
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kimble of 1402 S Central celebrate 50 years of marriage with a 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday reception at Central Park Building hosted by their sons Harold and Lloyd Kimble. They have five grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Lloyd Kimble married Mary Faye Armstrong November 1 1922 in Chanute. Kimble retired in 1965 from Santa Fe Railroad. They belong to Otterbein United Methodist Church and request no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kimble
S. Central
Central Park Building
Kimble
Topeka
Lloyd Kimble
Mary Faye Armstrong
United Brethin Parsonage
Perry Wolfe
Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad
Kimbles
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Scout Troop 118 Plans Activities at Oct 16 Meeting
Brownie Girl Scouts of Troop 118 gathered at Lincoln School with Mrs. Frank Coble and Mrs. Marion Johnson to discuss future plans. Eighteen girls plus leaders and guests attended as posters were prepared for the Veterans Day parade and skating lesson slips were handed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Frank Coble
Marion Johnson
Debbie
Coble
Deedra Coble
Dana Coble
Brownie
N. Grant
Todd Pegg
Larry Reeves
Kansette Club Elects Officers In Dinner Meeting
Kay Faulkner was elected president of Kansette Club at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Cunningham. Other officers include Mrs Margaret Rausch as secretary treasurer and Mrs Kenneth Cumings as reporter. Hostesses named and mystery sisters revealed. Mrs Cumings spoke of a California trip. Members and families shared a covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Faulkner
Kansette Club
Ben Cunningham
Margaret Rausch
Kenneth Cumings
Cumings
California
Adventist Federation Elects New Officers
The Seventh Day Adventist Southeastern Dorcas Community Service Federation elects new officers led by President Esther Segebartt of Hepler and Vice President Minnie Dale of Pittsburg. Elsie Wickiter of Chanute becomes secretary treasurer with Naomi Littrell of Coffeyville as assistant. Elizabeth Beck of Chanute serves as press secretary. Elder EB Brower, health and welfare director for Kansas, spoke at the Hepler meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventist
Southeastern Dorcas Community Service Federation
Esther Segebartt
Hepler
Minnie Dale
Pittsburg
Elsie Wickiter
Chanute
Naomi Littrell
Coffeyville
Elizabeth Beck
EB. R. Brower
Kansas
Social Calendar for Thursday Activities and Meetings
Listings show events in Norman area society pages including Sweet hestace at 910 W Elim 7 30 PM American Association of University Women Orchid Buffet 6 30 Fall Luncheon Mothers Clubs Elks Club 1 PM United Presbyterian Women's sewing group 9 AM Stewardess Board Grant's AME Church 7 PM Bit and Spur Laddie Club National Bank community room 8 First United Methodist Men Cha nute Country Club 6 30 PM Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit Mrs Marie Keys 106 S Gar field 1 30 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Hestace
W. Elim
American Association of University Women
Mothers Clubs
Elks Club
United Presbyterian Women's Sewing Group
Grant’s Chap
National Bank
First United Methodist
Chanute Country Club
Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit
Marie Keys
S. Garfield
Relief and Regret in Ann Landers Letters
A widow recalls years of covering for a abusive husband and seeks relief. Readers advise that extreme rigidity harms children and suggest keeping to a firm no while accepting limits. A reader requests a published column reprint that helped her daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Sam
Linda
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Fred Malson
Ruth Circle
S. L. Burris
W. Main
John Young
Phillip Wing
WSCS
Young
CWU
Burris
Heloise
Nina Collins
VFW
Arkansas City
3Rd District Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Howard Dobson
Fred Cleaver
Irene Moore
Fitch
Stanley Allen
E.H.B
Sandy Burns
Florence Narry
Joyce A
Ments
Wee Flinn
Martha Circle
Kenneth Brown
Mmes
Alfred Petterson
Williamson
Virgil Mix
Harry Lewis
Charles Cox
CWA
Lewis
Lloyd Drybread
Brown
Earl Close
E. M. Bradshaw
Walter Poor
Elizabeth Circle
Neosho Manor
Raymond Boone
Larson
Kent Notestine
Pnursing
United Methodist Women
Leon Webb
Ted Sipe
Steve McAllister
T. C. Ward
Esther Circle
R. D. Wialimson
N. Western
W. E. Lewis
Peter Marshall
Don McReynolds
The
Colfax Baptists
Cooke
Harold Kimble
S. Allen
Lloyd J
Drisdell
Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Kimble
Scout News
Adventist Federation
N. Santa Fe
Edge
O.K
Benton Harbor
Coats
Hatch
North Side
Humboldt
Vinelle
OFA
Vn Price
Brown Vinelle
Orion
Pontiac
Hetty
Furniture Teas
Lrmin
Tela Hyblon
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