Ninth Grade Kayette Tea Held for Mothers and Faculty
Mothers and women faculty attended yesterday’s Ninth Grade Kayette Tea in the Sunior High study hall with a Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White theme. Performers included Jeanne Johnson on piano, Judi Jamison on accordion, Linda Kerr and Ronnie Ward in a duet, Wanda Robertson reading, a violin solo by Judi Jamison, and an interpretive dance by Carolyn Thompson and Janie Salmon. About 100 guests enjoyed pink and white décor, flowered centerpieces, and refreshments. Sponsors were Miss Nora Oshima, Mrs. Burl Beam, and Miss Jessie Harold, with additional decorations and food committees led by Kay Howard and Bonnie Ward. Mary Jo Lewis of Quenemo high school announced her approaching marriage to Richard Carswell of Quenemo, a farmer, with Mary Ann Hendrix and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunior High
Lynn Platter
Martha Keller
Karen Duffield
Jeanne Johnson
Judi Jamison
Cynthia Blakeman
Linda Kerr
Ronnie Ward
Wanda Robertson
Carolyn Thompson
Aon
Janie Salmon
Charlotte Murphy
Verdine Shanes
Deanna Drake
Nora Oshima
Burl Beam
Jessie Harold
Fayettes
Kay Howard
Bonnie Ward
Betty Hardage
Pat Lister
Cheryl McCall
Carolyn Firestone
Anna Wace Lindsea
Judy Wilson
Pat Hanes
Sandra Ogg
Eula Mae Cammill
Gale Foster
Mary Ann Ward
Robert A
Ottawa Women’s Club Elects G. Trammons President
The Ottawa Business and Professional Women’s Club elected Mrs. G. Trammons as president at Tuesday’s meeting in Memorial Auditorium. Other officers named were Mrs. Frankie Flowers vice president and Mrs. Alla O’Flaherty treasurer. Members discussed installing officers at a June Richmond dinner and announced upcoming district spring convention in Garnett with several Ottawa members planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Athyle Welton
Tarriet Seymour
Ottawa High School
Gladys Anthony
Garnett
jOttawa
Garfield Gardeners Hear Two Guest Speakers
The Garfield Gardeners Club hosted two guest speakers last evening at the William Wallace home. Thelma Egginton described building a rock garden while living in Ireland, and landscape designer William Butler spoke on landscaping. Members present totaled fifteen including Alfred Harrison and David Laury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Gardeners Club
Thelma Egginton
Ireland
Willam Butler
Floyd Minnick
Emerson Max
Dale Purcel
William Wallace
Alfred Harrison
David Laury
First Baptist W M S Circles Meet with Mission Emphasis
Yesterday, multiple First Baptist W M S circles held meetings. Lessons covered missions in Burma and Alaska with Cordova’s Spiritual Harvest. Officers were elected including chairs and secretaries. 16 to 23 members attended across circles with devotions, plays, and a white elephant sale concluding the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist W.M.S
Ruth Paul
Burma
India
China
Japan
Belgian Congo
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Mae Wolgast
Glenn Moon
P. Smith
Floyd Minnick
H. R. Williams
B. Dunn
Raymond Fitzgerald
Raymond Gillette
Freeland West
Grace Rose
Lettle Archer Circle
Cordova
Alaska
Baptist Home Mission Societies
W. H. Douglas
Grace Nell Crowell
Alice Thayer
Loren Anes
Sam Grey
Guy Monroe
Don Elder
Gail Stephens
C. W. Bollweg
RB. E. Lancaster
J. A. Blunt
A. C. Heigele
Esther Greenman
Jim Allen
J. F. Heckman
J. Wesley Trout
David Laury
Howard Henderson
Claude Webb
Spencer Martin
Paul Archer
William Boucek
Bill Boucek
J. F., Heckman
C. W. Henning
Marcie Cudworth
Edith Hendrix
Fred Goforth
Lillian Cobb
Estel Johnson
Doris Grogan
Vera Goodman
Pioneer Killed in Wyandotte Family Dies in Kansas City
Miss Lucy M. Armstrong, 81, a retired teacher and Wyandotte founding family member, died unexpectedly at her home in Kansas City Kas. The记 fragment references a home death with no further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas. City
Kas
Lucy M. Armstrong
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Faith Lutheran Guild Votes at Tuesday Meeting
The Faith Lutheran Guild contributed 3.66 to the Hospital Auxiliary fund during a Tuesday evening gathering. Mrs. Charles Blum hosted, aided by Mrs. Charles Cook, with devotions by Mrs. Ralph Meharry. Delegates Lee Lennon and R. F. tLoliar were chosen for the sixth biennial Kansas convention in Topeka on May 10 at St. John’s Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Lutheran Guild
Hospital
Charles Blum
Charles Cook
Ralph Meharry
Lee Lennon
R. F. tLoliar
Kansas
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Topeka
John Rodgers
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Socialettes Aid Quilt Gift After House Fire
A Sunday school class at Trinity Methodist church basement presented a quilt to a family whose home burned. The meeting reported 60 calls, noted Mrs. George Bates in Cedar Nursing Home, and was hosted by Mrs. 8 M Hartshorn and Mrs. En Porter with assistance from Mrs. Fred Profitt. Twenty-one members attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
George Bates
M. Hartshorn
En Porter
Fred Prof Ifitt
Christian Women's Fellowship Meetings Report Apr 1958
Ottawa Herald notes CWF groups discussed To Serve This Present Age with Group I and II sharing updates. Project contributions totaled 9.85 dollars. general missionary funds 29.75 dollars. May project planned yard goods and kindergarten supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship
General Missionary Fund
J. T. Mercer
John Hiatt
Angus Wheeler
Earl Sexton
Margaret Hutcheson
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George Lewis
Quenemo
Mary
Richard Carswell
Edwin Carswell
Miss Lewis
Quenamo High School
Arswell
Glangile, Mary Ann Hendrix
Barbara Dahlstrom
Kathy Fogle
Mary Jo Lewis
Garfield Gardeners
Eer
Besparkt
Sun-Valley
Crisco
Sunkist
Roger Christian
Roger
Jack Christian
Hickory
Herald
Lois Smith
First Baptist Circles
K. C. Pioneer
Floyd Jacob
N. Cherry
Ronald
Arthur Geiss
David
Larry
Steven
Ottawa Herald
C.W.F. Meetings
Charles Mavity
Jesson
O. H. Brock
U. S
Electrolux
Byrmyt
Crown Menu
R. G. Dun Imperial Cigars
Urma
Sominex
Ask
Witlord
Crown
Rae Is
Thornton Minor
Thornton-Minot
Hassock
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