Mrs Laird Speaks at United Methodist Women Meeting
Mrs. Virgil Laird spoke on News and Views from the Holy City of the Wichitas at the Centenary United Methodist Church Circles Three and Four meeting in the church Austin Room. Cameron University students Brian Hogan and Bobby Jackson performed Heritage of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Laird
Wichitas
United Methodist
Centenary United Methodist Church
Austin
Brian Hogan
Laird
Bobby Jackson
Hogan
Jackson
Cameron University
Tressie Alford
Clarence Mull
Jess Giles
Carl Partain
Walter Hutchens
Bible Class Announces Fall Study Series At Home
The All Faiths Bible Class will start 10 a.m. Thursday at Mrs. George Bridges home 1815 N 23rd with Mrs. W P Ishmael assisting. Sessions run October through May 15 with Old Testament Survey in fall and New Testament Survey in spring.
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George Bridges
W. P. Ishmael
Copper bracelets may ease arthritis pain says Akron chemist
University of Akron biochemist Dr Helmar Dollwet reports copper bracelets might lessen pain from arthritis and rheumatism. In a test 54 volunteers wore sleeves with ethylene and 88 percent felt less pain on the arm exposed to it, suggesting a possible scientific basis for copper wearers.
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Akron, Ohio
University of Akron
Helmar Dollwet
Dollwet
Social Calendar Events at Fort Sill and VFW Halls
Friday plans include Sergeants Majors Association at Fort Sill NCO Club at 5 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 1193 and Auxiliary host games at VFW Hall 926 S. 2nd at 7 30 p.m. 5263 and Auxiliary also at VFW Hall 1001 A at 7 30 p.m. Saturday features Parents Without Partners adult party at Electrical Workers Union building 1711 D at 8 p.m. and 926 S. 2nd at 7 45 p.m. plus 5263 and Auxiliary dance at VFW Hall 1001 A at 9 p.m.
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Fort Sill
NCO Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
S. 2Nd
VFW Hall
Electrical Workers’ Union
Where The Women Are Where The Women Are Rush dinner held by Eta Upsilon
A rush salad dinner organized by the Eta Upsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi was hosted at Mrs. Keith Sponholtz 910 NW 44th with ten attendees including Mrs. Ronald Burrs Mrs. Mike Bain and Miss Teresa Yarmuk A group discussion on Our Native States will mark the Annie Bullock Sneed Chapter UDC meeting at 2 pm Saturday at Miss Catharine Garvin Nine Wives of the 593rd Engineer Company 100th S&B toured a field site and dined with their husbands A salad dinner for Preceptor Epsilon Chapter Beta Sigma Phi took place at Mrs Jim Carpenter 4208 Santa Fe Mrs Ray Adams received a gift Yearbooks were distributed Nineteen members attended the Iota Epsilon Chapter meeting at Mrs Robert Shaws 4635 W Gore Blvd Mrs John Tyer presided Mrs Shaw hosted and Mrs John Moncrief spoke on What Women Are Heir To noting a proposed National Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Week The group discussed a Christmas fund-raiser The next meeting is 7:30 pm Wednesday Oct 8 at Miss Marian Buthorne 2 Wichita Drive NW.
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Eta Upsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Keith Sponholtz
Ronald Burrs
Mike Bain
Teresa Yarmuk
Annie Bullock Sneed
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Catharine Garvin
Preceptor Epsilon Chapter
Jim Carpenter
Santa Fe
Ray Adams
Iota Epsilon Chapter
Robert Shaw
W. Gore Blvd
John Tyer
Shaw
John Moncrief
Dorsey Meacham
Amy Hargroves
Randy Breeze
Marian Buthorne
Wichita Drive
Fresh meat display guidance prompts rewrap in foil
Fresh meat left unwrapped at grocers should be rewrapped in heavy freezer foil or moisture vapor proof paper. Consider removing meat from its paper tray before applying new wrapping to improve freezer storage life.
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Mrs. Laird
Esses
Dan Andrews
Fred Sullivan
Betty Jackson
Cache
Maude Smith
Holy City, Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Arther Smith
Poulsbo
Wash
Paul Smith
Hainds Laird
Giles
W. E. Provine
Bible Class
S.M.L
BankAmericard American Express
Wives’ Club
593Rd Engineer Company
100Th Supply and Service Battalion
13Th and Gore Blvd
Sears Center
Vogue
Bank Americard
Ve Rd
Sar
Door Busters
THE
CLOTH
Cache Road Square
Thurs
AIB Knit
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