Royal Neighbors Honor Two With 50 Year Pins
The Royal Neighbors lodge awarded 50 year pins to Mrs. T. W. Henshaw and Mrs. Tom Crawford. Vice oracle Mrs. George Wirtz led the ceremony with Miss Martha Yount performing a vocal solo. Mrs. J. G. Lytle presented a bridal gift to Mrs. Alex McDonald. Outer sentinel elected Leona Chesser. applications for Marjorie Zook and Richard Collins for adult membership were read. A supper observed the Royal Neighbor 56th anniversary with 25 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors Lodge
T. W. Henshaw
Tom Crawford
Oracle
George Wirtz
Martha Yount
J. G. Lytle
Alex McDonald
Leona Ches
Ser
Outer Sentinel
Marjorie Zook
Richard Collins
Royal Neighbor
Robert Jenkins
Ralph Alen
Alex , McDonald
Pearl Martin
Attendance Prize Book To WCTU Meeting
Ottawa women won The White Ribbon in the Sunflower State prize for most attendees and longest travel to District 1 WCTU refresher in Iola. State president Mrs Anna Lambert and state treasurer Mrs Jesse Grim led the session. 33 women from Garnett Fort Scott Iola Ottawa attended in the Evangelical United Brethren Church. A potluck dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Iola
Anna Lambert
Arlington
Jesse Grim
Wichita
William Johnson
District 1
Garnett
Fort Scott
Evangelical United Brothern Church
Wrights Welcome Grandmother Home From Overland Park
Mr. Norman Wright of Overland Park transported his grandmother Mrs. Sadie Neill to his home Sunday. Mrs. Neill will stay a few days to consult her doctor while there. Mrs. W R Jaillite reported the death of her grandmother Mrs. C C Kersey on March 28 in Edmond Oklahoma. The Kerseys once lived in Quenemo and moved to Oklahoma in 1918. Since her husband's death Mrs. Kersey has lived with her son Carson Mrs Glen Brown and children of McPherson and Mrs Ray Mollett of Osage City visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Lidge Wadkins and others in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Wright
Overland Park
Sadie, Neill
W. R. Jaillite
C. C. Kersey
Edmond
Okla
Kerseys
Quenemo
Oklahoma
Kersey
Carson
Glen Brown
McPherson
Ray. Mollett
Osage City
Lidge Wadkins
Lewis Neill
Louisburg
Maynard Cowan
Lyndon
Larry Neill
Hickman Mills
Cecil Neill
Wes Neill
Club Forecast Monday Roundabout Social Listings
A dense roster of club notices and meetings appears for Monday through Saturday. Listed are groups such as BETA SIGMA CHI Omega Chapter, Omicron Chapter, Exemplar Chapter, and several church and community groups with hostesses, locations, and times including 7:30 pm and breakfast events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Holmes
Beta Sigma Chi
Omega
Glenn Bigelow
Omicron
Beott Huddieston
Tom Trigg
C. W. Davis
Paola
North Baptist Church
H. G. Blunt
Joe's Daughters
Ricketts-McDonald Rites Bond Local Couple at Home
Mrs Mabel Ricketts of RFD 2 and Alex McDonald of 109 N Locust wed Thursday afternoon at the groom's home. Rev M Todd Macdonald performed the ceremony. The couple's reception followed with several family members assisting and attending from Emporia Ottawa and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ricketts
RFD
Alex McDonald
N. Locust
M. Todd Macdonald
Chester Louderback
Vaughana Cook
Emporia
Don Killion
Walter Mann
Juncita Cook
Martha Yount
Ottawa
Bill Cook
Kenneth Tilton
Jacquelin
Steven
B. V. Barton
Larry
Harry L. Smith
Socialettes and Club Notes From Local Society
Reservations for Tuesday coffee at the Country Club were arranged by Mrs. Don Shade for Mrs. John Sheldon. Mrs. E E Haley will review The Complete Book of Absolutely Perfect Housekeeping by Elinor Goulding Smith. L W club hosted by Mrs C E Buckner led to visiting and hand work with Mes J J Smith C E Andrew G L Knight R W Pope D L Casida Clarence Nauman J E Harderode A M Telfer S H Vincent. Ottawa Business and Professional Club members met Paola club. Latitia Gibbons SaraJou Crockett Donna Fowler Alta O Flaherty and others attended health program led by Creola Charles Baker. Kristin of Denver visiting with Mr and Mrs W G Snedaker after traveling with Nancy Collins daughter of former O U student now at KU. Calvary Baptist Women’s Missionary Union held devotions by Mrs F J Rapp. Mrs Cecil Farris hosted. $5 collected and Bible verse project for Indianapolis Daily Vacation Bible School. ten members reported 24 cards and 33 visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Don Shade
John Sheldon
E. E. Haley
Elinor Goulding Smith
C. E. Buckner
L. W. Club
Mes
J. J. Smith
C. E. Andrew
G. L. Knight
R. W. Pope
D. L. Casida
Clarence Nauman
J. E. Harderode
A. M. Telfer
S. H. Vincent
Ottawa
Paola Club
Creola Charles Baker
State Safety
Health and Safety Committee
Mines
G. C. Hammons
Rex Kirkland
Russell Crites
Betty McNaul
Richard, Pearson
Louis Ames
Rosa Abbott
Dale Flower
Latitia
Gibbons
SaraJou Crockett
Donna
Fowler
Alta O'Flaherty
Calvary Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
F. J. Rapp
Cecil Farris
Indianapolis
Ind
Daylily Fans Meet Then Flower Festival Planned in KC
Miscellany recalls a daylily enthusiasts gathering at Mrs. Dale Purcell's home to view slides and sip coffee. It promotes hybridizing, lists attendees, and notes an upcoming third annual Flower Festival by the Westport Garden Club on April 25 at the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery, with orchids on display, rare porcelains, antiques, and new table settings. Tickets available at the gallery or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Purcell
Purcell
John P. Wallace
F. H. Parks
W. H. Geiler
O. W. Lacey
Westport Garden Club
William Rockhill Nelson
Kansas City
Gardening Shapes Tomorrow's Leaders Says Expert
National juvenile behavior authority Dr. Lois Higgins advocates gardening as essential training for grownup responsibilities. She notes gardening fulfills physical, mental, and moral aims while keeping youth away from trouble, and she urges parental supervision to build closer family ties through shared gardening projects. Judges echo to promote happier marriages via home gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Higgins
Minors Crime Prevention Bureau
Juvenile Court
Julius Miner
Minors Circuit Court
Miner
Lenten Luncheon Dish Uses Eggs And Cheese
A Wednesday Friday Lenten dish combines buttered cracker crust with onion mushrooms and cheddar in an egg milk custard baked hot. Serve with a crisp greens salad and refrigerate leftovers to reheat at 323 degrees for crisp edges.
Open Door and View Highlight Mansion Mystery
A woman discovers an open balcony door with no rain damage and a beautiful yard view, concluding the mystery is solved and noting that doors will stay locked due to many visiting children. Two recent birth announcements are also mentioned, one from Santa Monica to the Guy Briscoe family and another from Harold and Mary Evelyn Bundy for their son Hal Everly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Guy Briscoe
Santa Monica
Harold
Mary Evelyn Bundy
Hal Everly
Hutchinson News Herald Moves to New Million Dollar Plant
The Hutchinson News Herald relocates to a new million dollar plant tonight, four blocks west of its 34 year old site. The Monday morning edition will be the first produced in the new quarters, marking a major upgrade for the paper and community coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son News Herald
Watch Steal From Blind News Vendor Shocks Portland
Portland, Maine. A thief stole an open braille watch from 77 year old William Heath as a burglar ransacked his room. Heath, who is blind and deaf, described the intruder as a woman or girl and recalled collapsing last summer at his news stand but choosing to wait for papers before seeking help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
William Heath
Heath
KU Professor Elected President of Child Development Society
Roger Barkeroff of the University of Kansas was elected president of the Society for Research in Child Development at the biennial meeting in Iowa City. He will serve a two year term after being chosen yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Roger Barkeroff
University of Kansas
Society For Research In Child Development
Pratt Students In United Nations Tour
A Kansas group of 281 high school juniors and seniors depart Pratt for a Washington and New York City United Nations tour under the Kansas Council of World Affairs. Dr E F Giannangelo of Pratt leads as chairman with 12 accompanying adults, the train leaving Kansas City via St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt UA
Washington
United Nations
New York City
Kansas
Kansas Council of World Affairs
E. F. Giannangelo
Pratt
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Rotary Anns
Lloyd Stafford
Woman's Republic
J. T. Osburn
Grach Episcopal Guild
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Hillcrest
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Jim Russell
A. W. Keefer
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Skilton Music Club
Saunders Municature
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Aki Ay
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RBM
A. M. Sieg
Anna. Bryan
Howard Linneman
North American
Daughters OF Centroppolis
Fred Powers
William Rice
Rich
Mission Circle
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Floyd B. White
Fairmount
Cheater Ferguson
A. R
Ricketts-McDonald
LMS
Virginia Docking
George Docking
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Finnan Haddiee
Ati
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Roger Scott
Danny
Mary
Shirley
Frank Mages
C. C. Scott
Kreusch
Wright Studio
Albright Sewing Circle
Ganey
Hutchinson
the Hutchin
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John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Rexall
Pho
Masonic
Ottawa Herald
the Keen Co
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Tony Curtis
Ernest Borgnine
Mi. S.W
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Gary Cooper
William Wyler
Movucnor
Dorothy McGuire
Anthony Perkins
Marjorie Main
Allied Artists
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