Ottawa union hosts spring workshop of District No 1
The Ottawa Union of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will host the District No 1 spring workshop at United Presbyterian church on Tuesday with registration at 9 45 a m Guest directors are Mrs Anna Lambert Arlington state president and Mrs Paul Reade Ft Scott state vice president Mrs W M Johnson Ottawa district president A covered dish dinner is served at noon The meetings are open to the public New Hope W M S roll call topic was Peace Mrs George Miller led devotions and the book committee reports buying five library books A box of used clothing was sent to Mather school for their gates house The society will assist the Lawrence society in serving refreshments at the state house partly at O U in June They voted to pay half the expenses for three youths to attend Camp Crawford and Mrs Frank Miller spoke on missions A playlet was performed by Mrs Ralph Batdorf Mia Gerald Reser and Mrs Max Van Horn There were 11 members one guest and three children present Bridal Shower Donna Lea Barber of Princeton was honor guest at a shower hosted by Mrs Ray Bloomer prior to her June 11 wedding to James Ferguson Gifts were presented in a decorated clothes basket with many relatives and friends in attendance
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Ottawa Union of Women's Christian Temperance Union
District No. 1
United Presbyterian Church
Anna Lambert
Arlington
Paul Reade
Ft. Scott
W. M. Johnson
Ottawa
New Hope W.M.S
Uwope
C. D. Garret
George Miller
Mather School
Gates House
Lawrence Society
State House
O. U
Camp Crawford
Frank Miller
Ralph Batdorf
Gerald Reser
Max van Horn
Donna Lea Barber
Princeton
Ray Bloomer
Miss Barber
James Ferguson
the Mines
George Ferguson
George Barber
Deanna
Jess Ball
Phil McCracken
Robert Service
Gerald Ball
Mary Henderson
Bill Foster
Socialettes plan May 13 Beauceant event at Masonic temple
The Socialettes Social Order of Beauceant met Friday at the Masonic temple with Mrs Merle Marmon in charge. They planned honoring past presidents on May 13 with Lawrence and Paola assemblies as invited guests. Several members will attend the Friendship meeting of the Emporia assembly. Mrs Walter Lipford and Mrs Vista Keeter will be guest officers. At close, Mrs Sam Shumate served light refreshments to members and their guests from Washington DC to Warrick Virginia and other eastern Sir Knights. They visited the Leecy family in Warwick VA. Mrs Bennett will arrive next week for a ten day furlough and then be stationed at Fort Bragg NC.
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Social Order of Beauceant
Wriday
Masonic Temple
Merle Marmon
Lawrence
Paola
Emporia Assembly
Walter Lipford
Ottawa Assembly
Vista Keeter
Sam Shumate
Washington, D. C
Wilfreshments
Siamsburg
Leccy’s
Pfc
Willard Bennett
Warwick
Bennett
Mfs
Bennett Willl J
Ft. Bragp
N. C. Se
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A clinic plan promises real help for piles flatulence colon and rectal troubles. It claims 75 000 others have been helped and offers a free booklet on RECTAL and COLON Diseases from Thornton Minor Hospital Kansas City Linwood Mo.
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Thornton Minor Hospital
Suite
Linwood
Kansan City 9
National True Vow Keepers Club Annual Meeting
The 20th annual National True Vow Keepers Club gathering will take place at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium on June 4. Attendance requires couples to have been wed 50 years or more. doors open at noon, program runs 1 to 4 pm, with awards for longest-married couple and greatest distance traveled. About 500 couples attended last year, with over 109 000 registered nationwide. Contact Mr and Mrs W D Aurand, 4911 Baltimore Ave, Kansas City, Mo for more information.
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National True Vow Keepers Club
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Ottawa
W. D.jAurand
Baltimore Ave
Kanisas City
Ottawa Society hosts Cuba trip and Mexico motor journey
Mrs. Ivan Jacobsen and Miss Cornelia Hamblin entertained P. E. A. Mrs. Wallace Wells led the meeting with business. C. M. Sheldon spoke on a Cuba trip, and R. M. Clogston shared a motor trip to Mexico with Kodak pictures and moving clips. Attendees included Ruth Carr Lola Sloan Pearl Stannard and J. F. Barr among others.
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Ivan Jacobsen
Cornelia Hamblin
Wallace Wells
C. M. Sheldon
Cuba
R. M. Clogston
Mexico
Kodak
Clogston
Ruth Carr
Lola Sloan
Pearl Stannard
The
Mines
J. F. Barr
A. C. Carpenter
Clogson
E. J. Harris
C. W. Parent
C. A. Peacock
Max Kaiser
W. A. Penny
L. Sharon
E. G. Stutker
G. D. Weilepp
Jerome Diilen
Community Club Forecasts and Meetings
Tuesday schedule lists LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS with Mrs Cheney at 2 40 a m and LEGION AUXILIARY cupper at 6 30 p m. Also noting TUESDAY PINOCHLE led by Mra W H Armstrong and Mra J Colby among others. About 80 percent of China’s population are farmers.
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League OF Women Voters
Mrs. Cheney
Baldwin Woman Heads State AAUW
EMPORIA Kas The Kansas division of the American Assn of University Women has elected Mrs B A Gessner of Baldwin president Other officers named at day s concluding state convention session Miss Marie Dale Dodge City first vice president Mrs Oscar May Atchison second vice president Miss Grace Irwin Baldwin secretary and Miss Dorothy Comon Abilene treasurer
Two Kansans and a Missouri Woman Elected to National Music Club Directors
In Miami, three Midwestern women were chosen as directors of the National Federation of Music Clubs on Saturday. Mrs. Edwin M. Duenjeing of Jefferson City Missouri, Mrs. F Marie Burdette of Winfield Kansas, and Mrs. Frank Freete of Pittsburg Kansas were elected. The piece notes Chicago as an Indian word meaning wild onion place, among many Native American place names.
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Miami, Fla
National Federation of Music Clubs
Dwin M. Duenjeing
Jefferson City
F. Marie Burdette
Winfield
Kas
Frank Freete
Pittsburg
Chicago
U. 5
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