Eight candidates for DAR post announced for congress
Eight candidates were announced today for the seven vacant offices of vice president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. The new officers will be installed April 19 at the closing session of the congress, with Mrs. John Franklin Baker of Richmond Missouri among those noted.
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John Franklin Baker
Richmond
Congress
Washington
The
National Society, Daughters of the Ameri
Anniversaryean Revolution DAR Continentals election week
The 66th DAR Continental opens Monday with elections for officers and seven vice presidents. Mrs Frederick Groves of Cape Girardeau announces Golden Wedding anniversary events for Iliam Shelhorn and Ruth Stayton Messenger. A Mass at St Patrick’s Emerald and a 2 to 4 p.m. reception at Harris celebrate their vows.
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Wil
Congress
Iliam Shelhorn
Harris
DAR
St. Patrick's
Frederickgthetie
Emerald
A. Groves
Cape Girardeau
Shelhorns
Ruth Stayton
Sey, Osceola
Ark
Edwin
Frederick Abels
Lawrence, Kan
Birthday Supper Honors Oscar Cain at Pomona Home
A potluck supper at Mr. and Mrs. H. Q. Cain in Pomona Saturday honored Oscar Cain on his 79th birthday. Attendees included relatives from Sunland California Topeka Paola Kansas City Quenemo Lawrence and Lawrence Kansas.
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H. Q. Cain
Pomona
Oscar Cain
Lew Richardson
Sun Lland
Calif
Harold Hale
Topeka
Lewis J. Cain
Nancy Johnson
Paola
Darrell Cain
Ward
Kansas City
Ross Cain
Bob
Quenemo
Florence Cain
Gayle Cain
Lawrence
Charles L. Cain
Doris Ray
Socialettes Suiue Raffelock Leaves for Los Angeles Wedding
Social notes report Suiue Raffelock flew from Kansas City to attend his niece Anne Tilles and Michael Bennett wedding in Los Angeles at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Creswood Hotel. He will return Tuesday. Mrs. Marguerite Kingman of Kansas City attends Ottawa writers meeting tomorrow at A. C. Heigele home. Over 90 women attend Country Club coffee. Mrs. E. Haley reviews The Complete Book of Absolutely Perfect Hours. Houseguests of Mrs. H. Constant include Lt Cmdr and Mrs H L Constant Cheryl and Douglas of Boston. they depart tomorrow to visit Roy Hammons in Ft Scott before returning home.
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Suiue
Raffelock
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Anne Tilles
Michael Bennett
Creswood Hotel
Marguerite Kingman
Kas
Ottawa
A. C
Country Club
E. E. Haley
H. C. Constant
Cmdr
H. L. ‘Constant
Cheryl
Douglas
Boston
Club Forecast Roundabout Guests Honor Mrs Stucker
A Tea gathering marked the club year end with compliments to Mrs. E. G. Stucker who departs soon for a Europe trip. Readings from Profiles In Courage were shared. Mrs. Ernest Hermes hosted, and many members attended including Miss Lulu, Mrs A WM Siex, Mrs Brown, and others at Anna Bryan's home.
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Roundabout Club
E. G. Stucker
Europe
John F. Kennedy
M.eese Arove
Ernest V. Hermes
Aanden
Oy Oers
Hardson
Lulu
A. WM. Siex
Brown
B. F. Bowers
Anna Bryan
M. H. Forester
Hanes
Howard Linnerman
Hewitt
Fred Nurman
W. G.soroprimists
North American Ransom Hotel
Centroppolis
Mra
Fred Powers
William Rice
Vo FW
BOTD
Ladies’ Aid
W. F. Bichinger
Tally Mission Circle
Floyd Bishop
White Shrine
Book Review by Rotary Anns at Mrs Gilliland Home
Mrs P R Jamison led a Rotary Anns book review at Mrs Wayne Gilliland's home yesterday. The group discussed Nothing Whatever To Da by Elsie and John Masterton as eighteen members attended. Mrs Robert B Anderson chaired the hostess committee with Mrs H E Newfield and others assisting while Leonard Allen poured tea during social hour. A centerpiece of forsythia and yellow iris graced the table.
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Rotary Anns
P. R. Jamison
Wayne Gilliland
Elsie
John Masterton
Robert B. Anderson
Mmes
H. E. Newfield
Lloyd] Stafford
H. L. Cartzdamer
R. A. Loyd
Larry Wassmer
Leonard Allen
Patriot Program At Williamsburg American Legion Auxiliary
Williamsburg American Legion Auxiliary held a patriotic program during Pan American Week. Miss Clara Dehn reported on a speech in Washington DC by the Honduran ambassador. The group sent 51 pounds of used clothing to the department chairman via Child Welfare chair. They voted to donate to the Heart Fund and Memorial Day Church Bulletin.
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Willamsburg American Legion Auxiliary
Honduras
Clara Dehn
Americanism
Washington, D. C
Department
Child Welfare
Heart Fund
Church Bulletin
Garnett Legion Sponsors Easter Egg Hunt for All Kids
Garnett Legion post will sponsor an Easter egg hunt for all youngsters in the community on April 13, per Post Commander Loren Warner. If weather is bad the hunt will be postponed a week. Legionnaires and their wives meet Friday night at the Legion hall to sack eggs.
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Garnett
The
Garnett. Legion Post
Post
Loren Warner
FOR RENT WALLPAPER STEAMER Kero Electric
Davis Paint Store advertises a wallpaper steamer and carpet cleaning machine for home use. The item promises simple safe operation and cost savings on room size carpeting cleaning. Located at 129 Main, with phone 332.
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Kero Electric
Davis Paint Store
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