Socialettes and society notes from local page
Socialttes report Mrs. Charles Quin leaving for Jacksonville to visit a niece and family for two to three weeks. Highland Avenue Club contributed $2 to the cancer fund. Sue Mock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mock, is Gamma Phi Beta homecoming chair at Kansas State University. Alma Murphy new operator at Marie's Beauty Nook. Navy Mothers met with Mrs. Alpert Jones, plans for April 19 social with Mrs. Eldon Mahoney. Dinner guests included Flora Colbern and relatives. Sunday guests from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Quin
Jacksonville, Fla
Ivan Dodt
Sue Mock
Raymond Mock
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Kansas State University
Miss Mock
Alma Murphy
Wichita
Marie
Beauty Nook
Navy
Alpert Jones
Memorial Auditorium
Rawlie Price
Guy Barker
Eldon Mahoney
Floyd Bishop
Flora Colbern
Lee
Summit
Homer Bishop
Princeton
Herb Bishop
Cora Lee Davis
C. A. Colbern
Gary
Greg
John Nunn
Kansas City
M P M Elects Officers for New Club Year
The M P M Club elected Mrs. E Pearce as president at the annual meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs. W C Harding presiding. New officers include Mrs. R C Supplee first vice president, Mr R D Spears second vice president, Mrs. W J Phillips secretary, and Mrs. Loren Ames treasurer. They begin duties in September. Chairwoman of the program committee, Mrs. Clarence Nauman, outlined plans for the year. Mrs. A C Heigele presented a poetry program, reading several pieces including her own Spring Magic, published in the Kansas City Star. Hostesses were Mrs. Rooss Nichols and Mrs. Chalmers Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P.M. Club
E. ¥. Pearce
W. C. Harding
R. C. Supplee
R. D. Spears
W. J. Phillips
Loren Ames
Clarence Nauman
A. C. Heigele
Kansas City Star
Rooss Nichols
Chalmers Clark
Plans discussed for women Auxiliary to NFPoc convention
The Ottawa Auxiliary hosts outlined the state convention to be held in Hutchinson on April 29 and 30 at Mrs. Dean Swearingen's home. Mrs. Max Floyd will represent the Ottawa group, her husband to attend the men's meeting. Secret pals identities revealed, new names drawn, notes written to former member May William Miller who moved to California. Eight attended a post meeting social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.F.P.O.C
Dean Swearingen
Hutchinson
Max Floyd
Ottawa
May William Miller
California
Luncheon Highlights at Yates Center P E O Chapter Meeting
Mrs Henry A Parker recounts a Saturday trip to Yates Center for a Reciprocity luncheon of Chapter GL P E O. Mrs Glenn Bieglow hosted with Mrs J Carter assisting. Mrs Ti A Gollier presided. Mrs Winton Winter was installed as guard. Mrs Fred Nurman from Chapter AU attended, nine members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Parker
Yates Center
P.E
Glenn Bieglow
J./ . Carter
Ti. A. Gollier
Winton Winter
Fred Nurman
Ottawa AAUW Chapter Hosts Civil Defense Talk
Members met at Ottawa University auditorium with Dr Walter Starkie speaker. Mrs F E Warner chaired the Status of Women committee. Ruth Lyon spoke on changes in status of women. Plans for final season dinner at Hill House on May 3. Twenty four members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
AAJU
Ottawa University
Walter Starkie
Harold Crawford
F. E. Warner
Ruth Lyon
Crawford
Lina Tulloss
RayAnn Fair
H. C. Stevens
Hill House
Boys Music Club entertains at Presley home
Kenny Presley hosted the Boys Music Club at his parents home with piano solos by members and a horn solo by Johnny Presley. David DePriest and Kenny received prizes for practice hours. Mrs Stevens and Mrs Presley provided refreshments. Nine members and 112 guests attended. Scott Wallace to entertain on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Presley
Boys Music Club
Horton Presley
Johnny Presley
R. A. Anderson
David DePriest
Kenny
RR. L. Stevens
Presley
Scott Wallace
Rlub
Edible cheese squares served with pretzel sticks
A playful snack idea uses cheese squares held by pretzel sticks as edible toothpicks. The plan emphasizes that every component is entirely consumable.
Easter observance held by Love and Loyalty club
The Love and Loyalty club met at Mrs. Minnie Shawver's home for an Easter program of song and poetry. The meeting opened with the Lord's prayer and the pledge. members pledged to change personal faults. Linda Sue Robinson won a contest prize. Mrs. Cora Melcher was a guest. Twelve members and two children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love and Loyalty Club
Minnie Shawver
Linda Sue Robinson
Cora Melchers
Missionary Society Hosts Gladys Baines Guest Speaker
The Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church welcomed Miss Gladys Baines director of women's work for Baptist Mid Missions Cleveland Ohio as guest speaker last evening. Mrs Fred Rapp led the opening prayer and Mrs Maxine Stephens directed the program. Special music featured a piano and trombone solo by Sylvia Cook and Gary Stelling O A students and a duet by Mrs Bill Weber and Mrs Warren Baker. The collection totaled 29 dollars. A fellowship hour followed, with forty in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of Calivary Baptist Church
Gladys Baines
Baptist Mid Missions
Cleveland
Ohio
Fred Rapp
Maxine Stephens
Sylvia Cook
Gary Stelling
O.A
Bill Weber
Warren Baker
Guest Program For Entre Nous Hosts Orchid Talk
Mrs Howard White presented slides on an Orient trip with an O A group of an entertainment tour. Mrs Wilbur Foulks and Mrs David Laury shared images of prior Entre Nous meetings and local backyard orchids. New member Mrs Irlana Tigér displayed a silver gray purple orchid, while remarks on renantheras and fire orchids described local varieties and the rare vanda sanderlana prized for long-lasting blooms and hybridization potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eentre Nous
Howard White
Orient
O.A
Wilbur Foulks
Irlana
Tigér
Hawaii
South America
Philippines
Angrove
Orchids In Philippines Offer Thousands Of Native Species
Dolw nists invite buyers to the Philippines to choose from a thousand native orchid species. The catalog highlights diversity from common forms to rarer varieties available for import or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Mlady
Philippines
Club notes from Wichita workshop and officer slate
Mrs. Laury reported attending the Laymen's Workshop on Mental Health in Wichita on March 28 and 29. The club elected officers: Mrs. Robert Grabham president, Mrs. R Roberts vice president, Mrs. Laury secretary, and Mrs. Welten plans. A final club meeting with a pot luck supper was set for May 3 at Mrs. Tom Porter’s home with twenty members present.
Musical Notes Club Hosts & Prize Winner at Henning Home
Musical Notes Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Henning. Margaret Henning entertained guests with piano pieces. Celeste Campbell performed a solo. Karen Sue Briggs won the practice hours prize, with refreshments served by Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Henning, and Margaret. Thirteen members and 14 guests attended. Janet Simmons and Karen Sue Briggs plan May entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henning
Musical Notes Club
C. W. Henning
Celeste Campbell
Karen Sue Briggs
R. L. Stevens
Coloring Trick A New Way of Coloring Easter Eggs
Manufacturers of lead pencils propose a coloring trick for Easter eggs. Use water soluble pencil leads in 90 hues to sketch designs on hardboiled eggs then dampen the surface with absorbent cotton. Colors stay vivid and designs appear embedded in the shell.
Chill Whipping Milk Into Crystals and Lemon Flavor
A kitchen note explains chilling evaporated milk in a refriger ator tray until crystals form at the edge, about 15 to 20 minutes. Then whip to stiff peaks, add lemon juice, and continue whipping until very stiff for a desired texture.
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Highland Avenue Club
Roger Waggy
Verne White
M.P.M
Sandra Kay Howard
Rex Howard
N. Cedar
Research Hospital School of Nursing
A. A. U. W. Meeting
Reavian
Campren's
Peranest Agk
LIFE
Chemtronic
Raney Rexall Drug
By Tony Escoda
Donald Peterson
New York
Sonatone
Donald J. Vogel
North American
Sonotone
Sonotone OF
Topeka
Topeka, Kansas
Woolworth’s
Children's
Buster Brown
Panty
Ballerina
Turtleneck Gore
Woolworth's
ONF
Preg Advire
Hubbard “Lumber
Ottawa Herald
PO Larner
Sui
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