Calendar of Social Events Mixed Monday Schedule
Calendar lists many clubs and meetings with time changes and noted location shifts across Saint Thomas Parish Hall Elks Home YMCA Eminence Rt Masonic Temple Hatcher Hall Five Points Public Library and other venues. Activities include bridge clubs, missionary societies, study groups, genealogical society, and youth events with dish dinners and initiation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Parish Hall
Elks Ladies Bridge Club
Elks Home Lodge
Sweet Adelines
YMCA
Twentieth Century Book Club
M. L. Russell
Eminence Rt
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Women's * Missionary Society
Hatcher Hall
Guild
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Post
Tesday
REGINA _COBLI
Alvin Komlofski
Rt. 1
ST. Mary's Altar Society
St. Mary's Center
Andrew Loreen Jr
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Trinity Hall
Herman Seringer
Priscilla Club
Fred Traugott
Gonara
Eastern Star
Elks Couples Bridge Club
P.m
Happy Homemakers
EHU
Wennfeday Finney County Genealogical Society
Public Library
Eldon Anerson
Latter- Day Saints
Pierceville
Sequoyah Unit Entertained at Williams Home
Louise Williams hosted Sequoyah EHU at 403 N 6th Tuesday afternoon with 13 members present. Mrs A E Cook assisted. Discussion centered on leisure time and a lesson on adolescence by Mrs Orval Reece. Hostesses received gifts. next meeting set for April 23 with Mrs Edelblute hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Williams
Sequoyah Ehu
A. E. Cook
Dale Edelblute
Orval Reece
Earl Gardner
Earl Griggs
Wesleyan Guild Studies Merger
At Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church, nineteen women attended a gathering with dessert hosted by Rachel Siddens and helpers Vivian Kennedy Ada Newell Lucy Reed and Cora Dickey. Lucile Waddell led devotional thoughts on the Methodist Brethren merger as Deb bie Vester violinist and Lois DePew pianist provided music. Three films Bolivia Ozarks Lake and Your Pledge were shown with Mona Behy mer Miss Waddell and Anna Rogge narrating. Miss Rogge led the pledge service. Bernadine Sitts presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Rachel Siddens
Vivian Kennedy
Ada Newell
Lucy Reed
Cora Dickey
Lucile Waddell
Methodist
Brethren
Debbie Vester
Lois DePew
Bolivia
Ozarks Lake
Mona Be
Southwest Organ Club Guest in Jamieson Home
Mrs Gordon Jamieson hosted 14 members of the Southwest Kansas Organ Club at 606 E Thompson on Tuesday evening. Guests shared facts about Bach harmoniums, with Mrs John Jamieson presenting music and Mrs Castro outlining organ development from Pan to the harmonium by Cahill in Town. Members performed on the Jamieson concert organ. Mrs Earl Brookover will host at 8 p.m. April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Organ Club
Jamieson Home
Gordon Jamieson
E. Thompson
Southwest Kansas Organ Club
John Jamieson
Castro
Thaddeus Cahill
Jamieson
Earl Brookover
Gillespie
Kansas Leads in Mental Health Efforts
Kansas ranks among the leaders in mental health, advancing programs and policies to expand services. Officials cite ongoing investments, workforce training, and community partnerships aimed at improving access and outcomes for residents.
One Light Seat to Is Saisie by Six Trillion Mile
A cryptic phrase appears to reference a light seat tied to a journey or limit described as six trillion miles, suggesting a tale of far reaching distance or a speculative concept rather than a concrete event or person. Further readable details are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saisie
Mrs Coen Is Birthday Honoree At Rest Home
Emma Coen of Stella's Rest Home was honored Tuesday evening on her 88th birthday by the Willing Workers class of First Southern Baptist Church. Bertha Payne pinned a corsage. the group enjoyed visiting, singing Happy Birthday, and cake with ice cream. Class members attending included Bertha Payne, Mrs. G. W. Daniel, Mrs. Don Edwards, Mrs. Glenn Cleveland, Mrs. Ray Harper, and Mrs. Floyd Skaggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Coen
Stella
First Southern Baptist Church
Bertha Payne
Don Edwards
Glenn Cleveland
Ray Harper
Floyd Skaggs
Dainty Dieters Report Calories Contest Progress
Eight Dainty Dieter Teens met Wednesday at YMCA Hall to discuss progress in a three week calorie control contest. Maxine Rogers attended as a guest along with Maria Herron Lauren Cockriel Cindy Ashley Judy Fry Debbie Embree Cleo Kendall Vicki Gift and sponsor Mrs George Herron. The group considered whether to meet with the adult group in summer and set the next meeting for Wednesday at 4 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dainty Dieter
Ymca Hall
Maxine Rogers
Holcomb
Maria Herron
Lauren Cockriel
Cindy Ashley
Judy Fry
Debbie Embree
Cleo Kendall
Vicki Gift
George Herron
Dainty Deitera
Mrs Westerhaus Leads Newman Study Club Lesson
Mrs M M Higgins hosted Newman Study Club at Flamingo Restaurant followed by Mrs Al Towles presiding for 15 members. The lesson by Mrs John Westerhaus explored God is Love from That Man is You by Louis Evely. Mrs Lee Conley won hostess prize and a nominating committee was named. Mrs Gladys Ann Arman Trout will host Friday April 26 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Higgins
Newman Study Club
Flamingo Restaurant
al Towles
John Westerhaus
God Is Love
Man Is
You
Louis Evely
Lee Conley
Kansas Newspapers Ranked Ninth in U S States
Kansas ranks ninth among U S states in the number of daily newspapers. A note explains the term century plant blooms when about ten years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
U.S. States
Broiler Ovens Lesson at Aurora Study Club
Mrs. J K Dunavant led a demonstration on broiling with tips on seasoning and tenderizing for six Aurora Study Club members at Mrs. Dreiling’s home. Mystery party gifts were awarded to Mrs. McKedy, Mrs. Wasson and Mrs. Degenhart with prizes to Mrs. Degenhart and hostess gift to Mrs. Lee Puckett. Easter devotion planned for April 5 by Mrs. Degenhart with Mrs. Dunavant at Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dreiling
Conkling
Aurora Study Club
Donald Dreiling
J. K. Dunavant
Dunavant
Frank McKedy
L. C. Wasson
C. J. Degenhart
Degenhart
Lee Puckett
Pumpkin Spice Cake Flour Biscuit Procedure and Trade Note
A recipe outlines sifting flour and spices then cutting in shortening to cornmeal size before adding eggs pumpkin and milk to form batter baked at 375 degrees. The piece also notes Korea sold plywood worth 30,498,000 dollars to the United States in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
U.S
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Rex Burden
Progressive Readers Club
Ruth Ruckel
Sequoyah
Williams
Wesleyan Guild Studies Merger
Mrs. Coen
Garden City ‘Telegram
Myi
Albert Gipson Holcomb
AeStp
Ote
Lorie
Ppeni
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