Plymell Aid To Serve Drinks At Bible School
Plymell Ladies Aid will serve gold drinks at the Plymell Bible School from June 3 to 7. Mother's Day devotions on mothers’ role were led by Mrs. Clifford Owaton at the Thursday afternoon meeting in Russet Tall. Vicw President Mrs. James Duncan chaired in the president’s absence. Mrs. Harry Lightner spoke on Mudlahigm history and urged strengthening Christian response as the world grows smaller. Members worked on two quilts by Mrs. Marvel Lightner for missionary work and planned buying a new piano for the sanctuary. Hostesses for the luncheon were Mrs. Floyd Hands and Mrs. Leo Kleysteuber. A 9:30 a.m. coffee is planned in Russell Wall on June 13 with hostesses Mrs. Kleysteuber, Mrs. George Lightner, and Mrs. Frank Lightner.
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Plymell Bible Seriaol
Plymell Ladies Aid
Clifford Owaton
Russet
Vicw
James Duncan
Harry Lightner
Russell Wall
Kleysteuber
George Lightner
Frank Lightner
Bridal shower honors Glenda Opitz at Hat Sludson home
Friday evening a bridal shower for Glenda Opitz was held at Mrs. Hat Sludson’s 706 N. Std. Hostesses presented a pink rose corsage. A life history was read. Attending were Mrs. Alfred Opitz and Mrs. John Austin. many guests listed. Future bridegroom John Autin Jr. and Glenda Opitz plan to wed June 2 at Trinity Catholic Church. Card of thanks from Roy Mowry’s family follows.
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Hat Sludson
N. Std
Glenda Opitz
Glenda
Alfred Opitz
John Austin
Pete Mai
John Hannemann
Theo Drees
Leonard Kart
Earl Dougherty
Martha Koch
Merle Goss
Bill Malcolm
Thomas Jones
Raymond Schweer
Ernest Marquardt
William Mai
B. W. Jacobs
Arnold Schweer
Dallas Schweer
Kos
John Schweer
August Koster
C. O
WDCC Delegation Heads to St Joseph for Midwest Conference
A WDCC delegation of forty three members will travel to St Joseph Missouri for the Midwest Conference of Chamber women from Friday to Sunday. At a luncheon meeting in the Warren Hotel yesterday officers were elected with Patricia Finney as president and Maxine Bates as treasurer. Betty Zrubeck was chosen to deliver the local WDCC response and Mrs Vaughn will speak at the president's breakfast. The group reviewed rules noting the April constitutional amendment to allow consecutive terms was unconstitutional. The Midwest conference, covering four states, will be held in Garden City in May 1964 with about five hundred women expected.
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Jonnaon
Luau Inn
Rolla McGraw
Main
Lowell McGraw
Pierceville
Eunice Martin
Independence
Thayes Lamb
Garden City
McGraws
Madicina Lodge
Women’s Division
Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph
Chamber Women
WDCC
Warren Hotel
Aml
C. 0
Gercken
Singing of Grace
Helen Vaughn
Betty Zrubeck
Vaughn
Patricia Finney
Leona Crotty
Dora Long
Maxine Bates
Christian Women Study Behind Bamboo Curtain
Christian Women Fellowship meetings featured the lesson Chinks in the Bamboo Curtain. Morning and afternoon sessions displayed Chinese objects and art, with worship led by various hostesses and guest leaders. Attendees numbered around a dozen in each group across multiple hosts.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
Clarence Murry
Dear Ann Landers on attire at work
A reader asks if a woman arriving at work without an underslip is a cheap trollop, wondering whether the same judgment should apply to men who come to work without undershirts. The column contrasts societal double standards in dress codes.
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Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers guidance in common social questions
A collage of reader problems about etiquette and social issues. Topics include an office dress code and undershirt etiquette for a boss, deaf drivers and safety, a must marriage and late pregnancy, and tips on handling sensitive questions with children.
Calendar of Social Events Tuesday and Wednesday listings
Calendar of Social Events outlines multiple meetings and activities for Tuesday and Wednesday. Events include Eastern Star Masonie Tanple Logopedics Clinic, Soroptimist Club, Couples Bridge at Elks Mall, Todays Mothers Club, Regina Corlistldy Club luncheon, Business and Professional Women dinner, Newcomers Ladies Bridge at Civic Center, Banner Wood unit, Public Library Story Tour, American Legion Auxiliary puppies count, United Presbyterian Womens Assn, Daughters of American Revolution, Neighborly Neighbors gathering, with contact details and locations such as Warren Hotel Wheat Winds Restaurant Civic Center and 702 N. Mita fielding membership and attendance notes.
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Eastern Star
Masonie Tanple
Gardendile
Lear
Soroptumist Club
Warren Tlotel
NLKS
Elks Mall
V. Wanl
Jo. Xuibn
Mothers Club
Joe Doubrava
B. Chestnut
GAY Niters HO
Charles Philbrick
N. Main
Regina Corlistldy Club
Luau
Mabel C. Adams
Newcomers Ladies Bridge
TNO
Civic Center
Tod Eaton
Warner Terrace
Ubrary
N. Mita
Leon Ramsey
Mia
Lloyd Joyce
American Legion Auxiliary
Paoentice Ameringa Legion Building
Mrs. Klemp Tells of European Trip
Xi Tata Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi guests of Mrs. W. A. Wasson at 711 N 1st last Monday night. Mrs. Elsie Klemp spoke on her European trip with movies slides and exhibit. She is a Garfield school teacher who joined a teachers tour and highlighted points of interest in Europe. Next meeting set for May 27 at Wheat Lands Restaurant with officer installation after dinner.
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Xi Tata
Beta Sigma Phi
W. A. Wasson
Elsie Klemp
Europe
Garfield
Wheat Lands
Personal Paragraphs Houseguests big week for Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mrs James Husband hosted a busy weekend with family at 1209 Parkwood as Mrs Husband’s parents Mr and Mrs C R Morley and nephews Robbee Robin Robinson from Tuscon Ariz visited. Meletis Carla Timmy and Kurt Groff of Marijentha joined as grandchildren guests while Ted and Groff attended the Knights of Columbus convention in Wichita.
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Mrs. James Husband
Jimmie
Arlene
Mickey
Parkwood
Husband
C. R. Morley
Meletis
Carla
Timmy
Kurt Groff
Marijentha
John H. Strasser
Ted Groff
Knights of Columbus
Wichita
Shower Honors Glenda Opitz At Hudsons
Mrs. Joe Moritz and baby were feted at a baby shower held Thursday night at 601 Edwards home of Mrs. Bob Minter. Co hosts included Mrs. Bud Laughlin Mrs. Dick Fankhauser and Mrs. Duane Garner. Stork decor and Bridge provided evening entertainment.
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Joe Moritz
Bob Minter
Edwards
Bud Laughlin
Dick Fankhauser
Duane Garner
Bridge
Don Talley
Jack Bryant
Royce McVey
Mmes
John Holland
Larry Eves
Bot Jackson
Doug Tedrow
Merle Altman
Elks Ladies List Bridge Winners
Six tales were played by the Ladies Elks at the Elks Hall Monday afternoon. High score earned by Mrs. Bill Schroeder, second by Mrs. Harold Long. Hostesses were Mrs. Eugene Deaver and Mrs. Charles Rees. Next meeting June 3. Entertaining will be Mrs. George Meeker Sr. and Mrs. J. D. Williamson. Parsley and chives flavor soft butter for bread spread to accompany soup or salad.
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Six Tales
Ladies Elks
Elks Hall
Bill
Bill Schroeder
Harold Long
Eugene Deaver
Charles Rees
The
George Meeker Sr
J. D. Williamson
Annual Silver Slipper Ball Honors Queen and King
The annual Silver Slipper Ball at Jones School crowned Lynn Anderson and Johnny Lightner as the silver slipper king and queen. Attendants included Susan Saffell and Caverly Hart among others. a floor show followed a banquet for about 300 at Downing's.
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Johnson Photo Service
Lynn Anderson
Johnny Lightner
Jones School
W. A. Anderson
Harry Lightner
Susan Saffell
Tom Saffell
N. Ard
Caverly Hart
Joselyn Dewey
Cindy McGraw
Andrea Cowgill
Kathy Carmichael
Sheria Skipton
Barbara Maxfield
Bob Patterson
Joe McGraw
Phil Rudd
Charles Ogden
Boyd ‘Alexander
Paul Dewey
Larry Landon
Mary Higgins
Barry Brown
Wynn McAfee
Kathy York
Joy Spikes
Silver Slipper Club
Geraldine Knox
Downing’s
Plan Menus Says Mrs Ven John
Mrs Ven John urges planning menus to manage family food budgets. She advises checking cost per ounce, using four basic nutrition needs, creating a shopping list, and leveraging grocery specials found in the Wednesday night paper. Bea con Light HDU members heard the tips, with Mrs Brinkmeyer and Mrs Sargent assisting and Mrs Jameson giving devotions.
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Paul Ven John
HDU
Beacon Light Hdu
Arthur Brinkmeyer
Imperial Rt
L. M. Sargent
R. M. Jameson
Favorite Recipe for Cook's Corner Prize Entry
Send your best polished recipe to the Cook's Corner for a chance at a reader prize. Include source details if taken from a cookbook or magazine and note that the issue is not current.
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Plymell
Bible School
Mrs. Moritz
Rodgers
Rev
Kramer
Roy
Sisters of St. Catherine
Roy Mowry
2Ladv
Ethel Shreve
Robert Taylor
Lawrence Wasson
Velma Larson
C. J. Degenhart
R. W. Guthriel
Ira Merrick
Ning
Bertha Payne
Wilma Tye Group
Ralph Coen
E. J. Graves
Alta Bramhall
Frank Crase
Merle Evans
J. TF. Smid
Dear Ann Landers
Muany Orginizations
U.S
TRC
International Catholic Deaf Association
Cota
USA
Oldsmobile
Olds Dynamc
Nolan Motor Company
Mrs. Klemp
Hudsons
Elks Ladies
Ven John
Bonnie Zirkel
Walker
Rayon & Solids
Dacron
Singer: Sewing Machine CO
En City
Kansas
MGM
Joseph E Levine
Bind Crosby
Bob Hope
Joan Collins
Panama
Frank
Stemi
Nobothy
Lamour
Vaifld
Doris Day
Jack Lemon
Twinkle and Shine
Retro Mayer
Elvis
Wleq
Panavision
Metrocolor
Pee Aa Ata Leen
Ree Laat
Mirai
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