Blair-Gilmour Wedding At First Methodist Church
Gwendolyn Kay Blair became bride of William O. Gilmour in a Sunday ceremony at the First Methodist church. The couple, both Missouri University students, will live at 104 College Ave in Columbia after Sept. 9. Out of town guests included relatives from Kansas City, St. Joseph, Pittsburg, Ottumwa, and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Kay Blair
Edward A. Blair
S. Plummer
William O. Gilmour
H. William Gilmour
St. Joseph
Dr. Duff Wagoner
Suzanne Heller
Janet O'Connor
Patty Trumbell
Nancy Heaton
College Ave
Columbia
Missouri University
Gilmour
Chanute High School
Stephens College
Fred Blair
Lola Fleeher
Pittsburg
Dick Lind
Kansas City
James Blair
Jeff
Jimmy
Judy Briggs
Paul Anderson
Fort Scott
Larry Sheldon
Marty Martiz
New York City
Don Mor‘Tell
James Epps
Patty Todd
Burlington
Ind
Jenny Jacobs
Ottumwa
Iowa
Sam Franks
Carolyn Walker
Robert and
Sandra
M. Hostetter
Deviled eggs garnish ideas with capers and olives
The note suggests capers and pimiento stuffed olives as attractive garnishes for deviled eggs. It highlights both items as suitable finishing touches and flavors to enhance presentation and taste.
Elaine Durham, Robert Fiske Wed in Phoenix
Elaine Durham and Robert H. Fiske were married at 8 p.m. August 30 in the First Southern Baptist chapel in Phoenix. The bride wore satin brocade with a veil and carried a white Bible with a white orchid as attendants and family members participated in the ceremony. The couple, both from Phoenix, were joined by relatives and friends at a reception in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Durham
Robert Fiske
Phoenix
Elaine Louise Durham
Jack L. Durham
Phoenix, Ariz
Robert H. Fiske
First Southern Baptist Church of Phoenix
Carol Durham
Pam Fiske
Charles Rodgers
David
Richard Durham
Bobbie Lou Bagley
Fiske
Washington High School
Arizona State University
Miss Durham
Chanute
Sunnyslope's
Ariz
Gilmours Host Rehearsal Dinner for Son’s Wedding
Mr and Mrs William Gilmour of St Joseph Missouri hosted a rehearsal dinner Saturday in the Tioga Hotel ballroom in honor of son William O Gilmour and Kay Blair Tables bore wedding bells and hearts with a dolls centerpiece Guests listed include William Gilmour Kay Blair Mrs James Blair Patt Todd Jenny Jacobs Sam Franks Eleanor Boring Nada Wagoner Martin Martiz James L Blair Jack Kensinger James Epps Larry Sheldon Don Morrell Dr and Mrs Duff Wagoner Mr and Mrs Edward Blair and Mr and Mrs Gilmour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilmour
St. Joseph
Tioga Hotel
William 0.Gilmour
Kay Blair
James Blair
Patt Todd
Jenny Jacobs
Sam Franks
Eleanor Boring
Nada Wagoner
Martyn Martiz
James L. Blair
Jack Ken‘singer
James Epps
Larry Shel
Don
Don Morrell
Duff Wagoner
Edward Blair
Gilmour
Summers Named New Head Of Mental Health Association
Mrs Norma Summers began her term as president of the Neosho County Association for Mental Health at the fall board meeting Tuesday night at the welfare office New members filled six vacancies Don Kirkwood Mrs William Lewis Mrs Joe Harris Dr Donald Ray Lige Matlock and Mrs James Boerwinkle were elected Also announced was a teachers seminar set for Oct 19 at the Lutheran church to help educators address emotional adjustments in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Summers
Neosho
WMA Meeting Of United Brethren In Christchurch
The Women's Missionary Association met Wednesday afternoon at Christchurch Church. Mrs Effie Simon led the prayer band and Mrs Larry Bailey led the lesson and devotions. Speakers included Mrs C E Rains Mrs Elmer Mathews Mrs Ira Grogan Mrs W M Holman and Mrs John Horton. Mrs Grogan presided and Mrs A C Turner served refreshments for ten members. The next meeting will be October 2 at the church with Mrs Holman as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
Effie Simon
Larry Bailey
C. E. Rains
Elmer Mathews
Simon
Ira Grogan
W. M. Holman
John Horton
Grogan
A. C. Turner
Holman
Fall Arts and Crafts Session Opens Monday
Mrs Hans Herold announced the fall session of Women's Arts and Crafts begins Monday at the Launching Pad. Regular meetings are the first and third Mondays, with Labor Day shifting to the second and third Mondays. Demonstrations and rug projects led by Mrs E L Kay, cornflower decorations by Mrs Fisher, and plans include frames, wall hangings, hooked rugs, and Christmas decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Herold
E. L. Kay
Fisher
Thimble Club Welcomes New Member at Luncheon
The Friendly Thimble Club met with Mrs. Lillian M. Day at 1801 S. Ashby on Wednesday for a one o'clock luncheon. Members honored July August and September birthdays. Mrs. Louella Dawson joined as a new member. President Ed Braschler led the meeting and officers were reelected: Braschler president Dawson vice president Tripp treasurer Taylor secretary Deck reporter Ard telephone chair. Nine members and two children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Lillian M. Day
S. Ashby
Louella Dawson
Ed Braschler
Braschler
Dawson
Charles Tripp
Margaret Taylor
Carrie Deck
Lois Ard
IC Guild Meeting at EUB Church Holds 12 Members
The IC Guild of the EUB Church met Thursday with 12 members at Mrs. Edwin Hendrix’s home. Mrs. Bessie Brady presided. Devotions were given by Mrs. John Roth with assistance from Mary Edward. The next meeting is planned as an all day event on Oct 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IC Guild
EUB Church
Edwin Hendrix
N. Forest
Bessie Brady
John Roth
Mary Edward
Four-State Tourist Pact Tied To Regional Promotion
Gov. John Anderson joins Gov. John Dalton and Gov. Orval Faubus in a four-state compact to promote tourism with a planned four-state meeting in Joplin Missouri this fall. Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellman hosted the talks inviting staff to draft a cross-state trail concept. Anderson named William Yerkes to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Okla
John Anderson
Kansas
John Dalton
Joplin
Anderson
Dalton
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
William Yerkes
Kansas Economic Development Commission
Sweet Potatoes Benefit From Simple Seasonings
Light brown sugar grated orange rind orange juice and butter work as seasonings for mashed sweet potatoes enhancing sweetness citrus aroma and richness.
Pitch Can Come Any Old Place
Ann Landers advises on family tensions in Burlingame and a beware tone about a potential affair. Readers share personal friction over a floating inheritance and handling of lively nieces and nephews in an office setting.
Brave Little Boy Beats Odds After Severe Burns
Benny Tyson, 15, survived a July back yard accident after a gasoline can exploded while he practiced archery. He endured two major skin graft operations at Richmond's Medical College of Virginia Hospital and was reported improving, with grafts taking and Benny saying he feels fine when he finally speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond's
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Benny Tyson
Benny
Winchester
Charles Benjamin Tyson Sr
John David Brisco
Ben
Richmond Hospital
Scout News Organizes Senior Girl Scout Meeting at High School
Senior Girl Scouts invite ninth to twelfth graders to join an organizational meeting at Senior High School room 207 on Monday at 3 30 p.m. No prior scouting experience needed. Mrs Edward McGehee leads with Mrs Joe Harris as assistant leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGehee
Joe Harris
Miss Kansas Sings Tonight in Miss America prelims
Karen Raye Schwartz, 19, Kansas, a Friends University junior, performs in the talent division of Miss America in Atlantic City. Talent marks are doubled this round, with Schwartz having earlier worn a white silk peau de soie gown for the gown test and awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Karen Raye Schwartz
Kansas
Friends University
Miss Schwartz
Yeast Breads Demonstration Draws Fredonia Crowd
In Fredonia a large audience watched Gertrude Howe of Cherokee County Home Economics Agent present a bread demonstration. She stressed bread's long history and essential role in meals due to energy giving carbohydrates and proteins. Unusual breads sampled included cottage cheese sweet rolls carrot raisin bread dilly casserole bread and raisin casserole bread. The Wilson County Extension Council sponsored the public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Gertrude Howe
Cherokee County
Wilson County Extension Council
Women Missionary Society Meeting At First Church Of God
The WMS met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Adams hosting at 804 S Forest. Mrs. Randall Bell led as president. Mrs. Paul Wagner led the city church lesson, assisted by Mrs. Tom McQuinn and Mrs. Carl Meins. Closing prayer by Mrs. Bertha Sharp. Cake and iced tea served to members one guest and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Joe Adams
S. Forest
Randall Bell
Paul Wagner
Tom McQuinn
Carl Meins
Bertha Sharp
Royal Neighbors Meet at IOOF Hall with Covered Dish
The Royal Neighbors of America gathered at the IOOF Hall for a noon covered dish dinner. Committee members were Mrs. Loul Darlington and Ethel Eaton. Oracle Mrs. Robert Rader led the business meeting, and the charter was draped in memory of Neighbor Hattie Linquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Lou Darlington
Ethel Eaton
Oracle
Robert Rader
Hattie Linquist
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Blair-Gilmour
Floyd Oberg
Sara Franks
James Lee Blair, Jr
Sandra Walker
Jack Kensinger
William 0. Gilmour
Drisdell
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Reading
New Fall Millinery
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Clara
Lincoln HE
Broadway
Lola, Kansas
Gilmours
P-T
Mrs. Summers
MH Assn
Hutton
Alcott
Alcott Pta
Kenneth Trumbull
PTA
Adeline Fortney
Coffeyville
Topeka
Hutton Pta
Ang
WMA
Ann Landers
Ann
California
Mexico
Ray
Burlingame
Liz
Chanute Tribune
Richmond, Va
Tyson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Scout News
Garvie's
Humboldt
Vernons Store
Chanute Hixon’s Lola
Pan Commerce
Maeda
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miss Kansas
Concordia
WMS
Pitti
Ray Sara Ge
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