Socialettes plan May entertainment for supreme president
Plans at the Masonic temple last evening for a May 16 event honoring Mrs. Karl Guitwein, worthy supreme president, presided by Mrs. Jack Stephenson. Friendship Circle set to meet April 13 with Mrs. H. F. Duvall. Daughters Club of Centropolis enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harold Simmons. Family party planned for April 28 at the William Clark home. Birthdays observed for Mrs. Dan Willford and Mrs. Donald Woodsum. Mrs. Jay Brown as guest. 15 members present. R. William Bower of Omaha, now Mutual Insurance Co. sales director, visiting from Nebraska, will leave tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris hosted guests for Mrs. Morris’s birthday. reunions included relatives from Spring Hill, Council Grove, Chanute, Wycoff. Wycoff Community club held a devotional and business session led by Mrs. Earl Farris. Mrs. C. W. Schneider hosted with Mrs. Ray Smith. prizes won by Mrs. Lawrence Lundstedt and Mrs. Farris. Emery Green Social club served. covered dish luncheon concluded. At Mrs. Lonnie Reeder’s home eleven members attended with two children. Another gathering had fourteen members and two guests, Mrs. Jim DeWitt and Mrs. Drake’s child. Afternoon F. C. Drake visit concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Morris
Mrs. Morris
C. B. Reed
Don Reed
Spring Hill
Emmett Reed
May Lee
Merlyn Reed
Paola
Elnora Wallace
Council Grove
Morris
Chanute
Wycoff Community Club
Earl Farris
C. W. Schneider
Ray Smith
Lawrence Lundstedt
Farris
Emery Green Social Club
Lonnie Reeder
Jim DeWitt
F. C. Drake
Hat Styles Showcased by Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Hat styles were shown last evening by Mrs. E J Foote as the Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi elected new officers. New officers include Mrs Bob McGhee president Mrs Jim Rod g ers vice president Mrs Dick Walker treasurer Mrs Jane Saner recording secretary and Mrs Dave Cox corresponding secretary Also named were city council representatives Mrs Sam Shumate Jr and Mrs LeRoy Teeter alternate civil defense chair man Mrs Alden Dearfoss The chapter reported $34 cleared at a recent food sale There were 11 members present and three rushees Mrs Bill Carter Mrs Bob Watkins and Mrs Ruth Mitchell hosted by Mrs Saner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
E. J. Foote
Bob McGhee
Jim Rodgers
Dick Walker
Jane Saner
Dave Cox
Sam Shumate Jr
LeRoy Teeter
Jerry Kiefer
Civil Defense
Alden Dearfo
Demonstrations by Mary Martin at Ottawa hairdressers meeting
Mary Martin of Pittsburg a color technician gave demonstrations at the Ottawa hairdressers association meeting Wednesday held at Thelma Moore's beauty salon. Mrs. Alice Day presided at the business session. Eleven members attended with discussion of a workshop held in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Borland Burgoon Wedding at 524 North Sycamore
Ronald Burgoon and Arlene Borland were married in Rantoul Presbyterian Church on March 20. The bride is the daughter of John Milton Borland of Rantoul. the groom is son of Bert Burgoon of Topeka. Rev Donald Hood officiated. Attendants were Juanita Borland and Clyde Gorton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Sycamore
Ronald Burgoon
Rantoul Presbyterian Church
Arlene Borland
John Milton Borland
Rantoul
Burgoon
Bert Burgoon
Topeka
Bruce Co., Inc
Donald Hood
Juanita ‘Borland
Clyde Gorton
Easter Program by Columbian Shakespeare Club at First Christian Church
The Columbian Shakespeare club presents The Lord’s Prayer at a Monday 2 p m open meeting in the First Christian Church sanctuary as part of Easter observances. Foreign students from Ottawa University are invited. Participants include Mrs Frank Pflug Mrs Coren Ames Mrs Frank McNutt Mrs R J Hoffman Mrs Tom Flory guest Mrs J R Henning accompanist and Mrs Byron Mohr guest soloist. Mrs L P Moree will read the Easter story from Luke 24 1 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Shakespeare Club
First Christian Church
Ottawa University
Frank Pflug
Coren Ames
Frank McNutt
R. J. Hoffman
Tom Flory
J. R. Henning
Tally Mission Circle Meeting Recaps Reports and Officers
The Tally Mission Circle held a meeting to review yearly reports and re elect current officers. Hostess Mrs Floyd Bishop hosted with Mrs Raymond Mock presiding. Various members spoke including Mrs Weldon Broers and Mrs Mahion Smith. A devotional topic titled For Heaven s Sake was shared. Mrs Ivan Brittingham performed on a portable organ and sang. The flower collection totaled 1 86 dollars. The closing prayer was offered by Mrs William Stoddard wife of the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally Mission Circle
Floyd Bishop
Raymond Mock
Weldon Broers
Mahion Smith
Lonnie Barnes
Tom O'Dey
Ivan Brittingham
William Stoddard
Linda Craycraft Hosts Legato Club Social Evening
Entertains Legato Linda Craycraft hosted a Wednesday evening at her parents home with fourteen members and sixteen guests present. Evelyn Bear received the prize for practice hours from sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens. Mrs Craycraft and Linda served refreshments. Robyn Gilliland is slated to entertain the club in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Craycraft
Legato Music Club
J. W. Craycraft, Jr
Evelyn Bear
R. L. Stevens
Guatemalan Program Slated by Warren C. Black Unit
The Warren C. Black Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will host a Tuesday evening meeting featuring slides on Guatemala. Dr. Sylva Lofgreen will present with Dr. Victor Lofgreen, sharing country studies from their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Black
American Legion Auxiliary
Guatamala
Sylva Lofgreen
Sylva
Victor Lofgreen
Baby names announced at Ransom Memorial Hospital
The hospital reports two newborn girls. Elizabeth DeAnn McCreary weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces was born April 3 to Mr. and Mrs Billie Ray McCreary of 922 North Sycamore. Jacqueline Sue White weighing 4 pounds 9 ounces was born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs Donald LeRoy White of 840 South Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Billie Ray McCreary
N. Sycamore
Elizabeth DeAnn
Donald LeRoy White
S. Oak
Jacquelyn Sue
Planning Strawberries for Easy Sugar Dipping
A simple spring idea to serve strawberries with tiny cups of finely granulated sugar. Keep hulls on berries to make dipping into the sugar easy.
Protecting Ironing With a Clean Discarded Tablecloth
A practical home tip suggests using a clean discarded plastic tablecloth on the floor under the ironing board. This protective layer catches any oils or residues that could soil garments during family ironing.
YMF Serves African Food At Annual Foreign Dinner
Young Matrons Fellowship members of First Christian Church held the annual foreign dinner called the Capetown Festival featuring African cuisine. Mrs. Bill Bishop chaired the event. Mrs. Ben Smith of Topeka spoke on mission experiences in the Belgian Congo. New officers were elected, recipes from The Complete Around the World Cookbook were shared, and a ground beef pie with curry was among dishes described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Matrons Fellowship
First Christian Church
Roger Brink
Bill Bishop
Harlan Page
Lois Smith
YMF
Capetown
Rogram
Ben Smith
Fopeka
Kansas Guild of
C.W.F
International Commission
Belgian Congo
Howard Doyen
Irene Mangum
Charles Talbott
Myra Waldo
Program on Missions at WSCS Meeting
The WSCS at First Methodist Church heard Debra Circle serve Easter themed table, 57 members attended with guests including Don Lauver. Ruth Hanna led a talk on The Church and Medical Missions while Mary Black discussed writing Congress about smoking on planes and L. E. Greiner reported on women’s status in the United States. April 21 22 23 set for annual meeting at oe Mission Church Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hanna
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Charles Mavity
Phil McCracken
C. E. Bucker
J. L. Rokes
Mary Black
L. E. Greiner
United States
Wilson Gilmore Vows at Trinity Methodist Church
Barbara Ann Wilson and Loren Wayne Gilmore wed April 2 at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev. L D Boatman officiating at 4 PM. Attendants were Sandra Jo Wilson and Harold Leslie Wheat. The groom, in the U S Army, is stationed at Grosse Ile Michigan. A dinner followed at the groom’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Barbara Ann Wilson
Harvey Wilson
Garnett
Loren Wayne Gilmore
Ben Gilmore
N. Cedar
L. D. Boatman
Sandra Jo Wilson
Harold Leslie Wheat
U. S. Army
Grosse Ile, Mich
Silversmithing On Program For Faculty Women
The O U Faculty Women's Club met Wednesday with a silversmithing program by Ron Hickman of the OU Art Department in Mammel Art Center. After a film, he lectured and showed designed pieces including a sugar and creamer set, salad server set, vases, necklaces, earrings, and salt and pepper shakers. Talks by Mrs Wayne Angell and Miss Amanda Rosenquist highlighted trips and a $250 baking contest award. Officers were announced and plans made for the final events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.U
Ron Hickman
O.U. Art Department
Mammel Art Center
Evelyn Kinney
Wayne Angell
Washington, D.C
Dr. Angell
Amanda Rosenquist
Minneapolis
Club Meeting Over Coffee Amid May Gathering
A club meeting featured a May 7 coffee hosted by Mrs. Claude Webb. Hostesses included Mrs. Quinton, Miss Eleanor Senn, Mrs. Guy Wimmer, Miss Virginia Jennings and Mrs. Howard White. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Webb
Quinton
Eleanor Senn
Guy Wimmer
Virginia Jennings
Howard White
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