Women’s Page notes seven faiths in club forum theme
The Columbian Shakespeare club’s Women’s Page program themed International Relations featured a forum led by Mrs. G W Ponton. Seven major religions were discussed: Hinduism Buddhism Taoism Confucianism Judaism Islam Christianity. Golden Rule readings accompanied each faith. Nancy Burlingham and ten year old K B Richardson Jr performed piano solos. Mothers Mrs. R B Richardson Sr and Mrs. S Haight attended as guests.
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Columbian Shakespear Club
G. W. Ponton
C. R. Campbell
J. E. Colby
H. C. Constant
Fred Prager
O. W. Fowler
Earl Sexton
S. H. Haight
Ponton
Nancy Burlingham
K. B. Richardson, Jr
Pomona
R. B. Richardson
St. Francis of Assisi
R. E. Lancaster
Lamar Phillips
Baxter School closes with student program and readings
Baxter school held its closing day program Friday evening with songs piano solos and plays directed by Grace Hocking. Terry Shoemaker gave a recitation. Pupils named include Daryl Delmar Charlotte Booth Judy Billy DeVore Lucky Klink Linda Page Inger Pederson Sherry Shoemaker Melvin Dennis Sumner Lola Mae John Sink with 85 attendees and serving committee of Betty Booth and Max Shoemaker. Next meeting will be a dinner at the close of school.
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Baxter School
Grace Hocking
Jimmy Allen
Terry Shoemaker
Daryl
Delmar
Charlotte Booth
Judy
Billy DeVore
Lucky Klink
Linda Page
Inger Pederson
Sherry Shoemaker
Melvin
Dennis Sumner
Lola Mae
John Sink
Betty Booth
Max Shoemaker
Easter poems and piano numbers at La Sertoma meeting
La Sertoma Club members including Mrs Owen Shofner and Mrs Lindel Chism read Easter poems at last evening's meeting. Mary Pickenpaugh performed two accordion numbers Lady of Spain and Rhythm in My Accordion. Mrs Guy Potts reported on a District Day meeting by the Lawrence club attended by Ottawa members. Hostess was Mrs Ben Gilmore. Other attendees included Mines Emerson Max Ed Fredricks Douglas Gleason Joe Tanner Gail Nitcher Tony van Leiden and Theron Clark.
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Owen Shofner
Lindel Chism
la Sertoma
Mary Pickenpaugh
Ottawa Garden Club elects officers and plans lighting talk
Ottawa Garden Club members heard William Butler a landscape architect from Ottawa. They elected Elliott Barnes president, Mrs. FE S Bennett first vice president, Mrs. M R Shoger second vice president, Mrs. R D Spears secretary, and Mrs. Wayland Blair treasurer. Forty members attended and guest Mrs Harold Phillips. A program on lighting by Kansas Power and Light Co. in Memorial Auditorium at 7 30 p m was planned for the next meeting open to the public.
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Ottawa Garden Club
William Butler
Ottawa
Elliott Barnes
FE. S. Bennett
M. R. Shoger
R. D. Spears
Wayland Blair
Kansas Power and Light Co
Memorial Auditorium
Harold Phillips
Socialettes Monday Stitchers Meet at Bertha Richardson
Socialettes Monday Stitchers club members held a sewing session at Bertha Richardson's last evening and visited. Other members present included Mrs. Dick Carey, Mrs. R. L. Davis, Howard Henderson, and John Kramer. Mrs. Fred Nordstrom hosted an Easter visitor, G. F. Nordstrom of Grand Rapids, who joined Mr. and Mrs. James Gladstone for supper. Gord Nordstrom traveled from Ottawa to St. Louis for a convention. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gilliland departed for Miami to visit their daughter Dixie Gilliland, a Miami Herald news staffer.
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Stitchers Club
Bertha Richardson
Mmes
Dick Carey
R. L. Davis
Howard Henderson
John Kramer
Fred Nordstrom
S. Elm
G. F. Nordstrom
Grand Rapids
Mich
James Gladstone
Ottawa
St. Louis
Wayne Gilliland
Miami, Fla
Dixie Gilliland
The
Miami Herald
Gilliland
Easter guests and club notices stir local social page
Family and friends gather across Kansas communities for Easter visits. D.A.R. meeting moved to April seventh at Mrs Henning’s home. Grand Commander Genevieve Voss to visit April 16. refreshments by Moris Watts and Fred Lehnert. about 35 attendees.
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D.A.R
J. R. Henning
True Kindred
Genevieve Voss
Kansas City
Kas
Moris
Charles Watts
Fred Lehnert
Tree-naper strikes Louisville homefront magnolia
Louisvill e resident Joseph T. C. Mc Hugh reports a newly planted six foot magnolia in his front yard vanished over the Easter weekend leaving a hole in the ground. Mc Hugh a retired L N railroad worker after fifty years calls it a lousy trick.
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Louisville
Joseph T. C. Mc Hugh
Naper
Mc Hugh
McHugh
L&n Railroad
Pork Roasts Offer Good Value In Modern Cooking
Pork in excellent supply makes all cuts a good buy with record supplies lowering prices. Besides loin, try shoulder, smoked picnic, and boneless smoked shoulder butt. Roast large cuts in a modern open oven at 325 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes per pound until 185 degrees, then rest and garnish with spiced crab apples.
Apple Wedge Sugar Roll Tops Muffin Batter
Roll apple wedges in sugar and place atop muffin batter before baking. Question if grapefruit juice un sweetened should mix with apricot nectar coexisting with batter flavor.
A.C.E Meeting at Hood School Tomorrow Evening
The Association for Childhood Education will meet at Hood school tomorrow at 7 30 PM. A musical program by Cole and Hood pupils includes solos by Letty Kay Johannes and a dance by Ruth and Kathy Rouse. Refreshments will be served by Hood school teachers and several volunteers.
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Association For Childhood Education
Hood School
Cole and
Hood Schools
Letty Kay Johannes
Ruth
Kathy Rouse
Phel Funk
Paul Boyke
Gerald Hamilton
Thomas Trigg
Carl Baylor
Frozen Melon Balls Delight in Individual Orange Juice Dishes
A brief note praises frozen melon balls as delicious when served in separate dishes with orange juice. The simple combination highlights a refreshing, easy to prepare treat.
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Stanton
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Overland Park
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K-State College
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Harold
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Lawton
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Wichita Hills
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Topeka
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S. Cedar
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