Cox Scott Nuptials In Topeka At Terra Height Baptist Church
In Topeka Mr Roger Daniel Scott and former Sally Jo Cox wed at Terra Height Baptist Church. Rev R Stiefel and Rev Robert Bechtel officiated after nuptial music by Murray Buschert and Rex Garrett. Bride wore organza gown with French Alencon lace and pink bouquet. maid of honor Jan Heckler and bridesmaid Mary K Swift wore pink gowns. Best man Leland Barnhart. groom's brother John Scott groomsman. Groom employed for Taylor and Company Inc. in Topeka.
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Topeka
Roger Daniel Scott
Terra Height Baptist Church
Sally Jo Cox
Jessie W. Cox
Smyrna
Tenn
Roger Scott
Ottawa
RFD
R. Stiefel
Robert Bechtel
Murray Buschert
Rex Garrett
Jan Heckler
Mary K. Swift
Ye Olde Barber Shop themed CWI Bosses Breakfast honors years of service
The 19th annual Credit Women's International Bosses Breakfast at House of Douglas featured red and white barber decor and a Ye Olde Barber Shop theme. Forest Kelly won Boss of the Year. awards recognized members with up to 18 years of service. A Ottawa High School barbershop quartet performed and a Hee Haw style skit entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s International Bosses
House of Douglas
David Smith
Forest Kelly
Norman Korbe
Maxine Buckley
Marie Hull
Juanita Baxter
Marilyn Noah
Hazel Ogle
McCall
Lucy Crites
Eleanor Randel
Elaine Dyer
Maxine Stephens
Korbe
Ottawa High School
Dale Fox
Russell Crites
Credit Women International
MPM Holds Musical Tea at Westminster Church
The MPM Club hosted an Afternoon With The Kerrs musical tea at Westminster United Presbyterian Church. The program featured organ by Mrs Edgar Kerr and vocal solos by Edgar Kerr including A Ballad Of Trees and the Master. Mrs Marlin Kimball provided folk songs on autoharp. tea followed with spring decor. Committee: Mrs Fred Hoopman Mrs Earl Farris Mrs Max Roberts Mrs G D Dodson. Several guests attended including Nellie Welton Alma Schweitzer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrs
MPM Club
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Lewis Wichman
R. L. Stevens
Edgar Kerr
Stevens
Marlin Kimball
Fred Hoopman
Earl Farris
Max Roberts
G. D. Dodson
Kimball
Nellie Welton
Alma Schweitzer
F. F. Matteson
Marguerite McCurdy
Ethel Miller
Esther McCullough
Dora New
Myrtle Patrick
Madeline Scott
Frank Pflug
S. S. Bergsma
Hale Blair
Fred Henning
W. B. Smith
Club Forecast Wednesday Events List
Adelines and youth groups meet at North Baptist Church at 7 30 p m and Trinity United Methodist Church hosts Priscilla Circle at 10 a m with a carry in dinner Interse and Mrs Irl Cook noted for planning activities
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Adelines
Rebekahs American Baptist Women
North Baptist Church
Priscilla Circle
Trinity United Methodist Church
Irl Cook
Johnson Cochran Nuptials In Red Bank New Jersey
Kathleen Mary Johnson wed Donald Edward Cochran at St James Catholic Church Red Bank New Jersey on April 8 in a double ring Nuptial Mass officiated by Rev John Zee. Attendants included Maureen Michels Patricia DiVernieri and Mrs John Gyori with gowns in yellow and green. Gene Brown Ottawa served as best man and ushers included Kevin Johnson and John Gyori. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul A Johnson of Red Bank and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert H Cochran of Williamsburg. The altar displayed white gladioli and yellow chrysanthemums. The bride wore a white lace over satin gown with seed pearl trim and carried white baby's breath and yellow rosebuds.
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Kathleen Mary Johnson
Donald Edward Cochran
St. James Catholic Church
Red Bank
N. J
John Zee
Paul A. Johnson
Herbert H. Cochran
Williamsburg
Maureen Michels
Patricia DiVernieri
John Gyori
Gene Brown
Ottawa
Kevin Johnson
Suzanne Johnson
Club Notes and Wedding Details From Local Events
Blue and Gold Circle toured WDAF Kansas City for a Monday meeting appearing on Jack Cafferty and Company. Attendees included Mrs. Chester Bechtle, Mrs. Frances Potts, Mrs. Dan Fogle, Mrs. Harry Loyd, Mrs. Earl Reed, Mrs. Larry Dunn, James Dunn and guest Mrs. Alma Mohr. Fairmount Birth day Club held an all day meeting April 21 at Mrs. Craig Davis home with Mrs. Roger Ferguson and Mrs. Eddie Ferguson assisting. Birth days celebrated for Dollie Davis, Mrs. Eddie Ferguson and Ora Johnson. Basket dinner served. Mrs. Craig Davis led the business session and recreation. Thank you notes read from Russell Dyer and Mrs. Delbert Stevenson. Mystery gifts went to Dollie Davis, Mrs. Eddie Ferguson and Mrs. Edward Ferguson. A pink knit dress worn by the bride's mother and a light aqua knit dress for the groom's mother complemented white orchid corsages. Post ceremony reception at Olde Union House in Red Bank. The couple traveled south on their wedding trip and will reside at 28 Lenape Trail, Middletown, N. J. The bride will graduate in May from Brookdale Community College in Lincroft, N. J. She works at Navesink House. The groom, a Williamsburg High School and Central Technical School graduate from Kansas City, Mo., is an electronic technician for Middletown Television in Belford, N. J. He completed a three-year U S Army enlistment and served as an instructor at the U S Army Signal School in Fort Monmouth, N. J.
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Blue and Gold Circle
WDAF
Kansas City
Jack Cafferty and
Fairmount Birthday Club
Craig Davis
Roger Ferguson
Eddie Ferguson
Dollie Davis
Ora Johnson
Olde Union House
Red Bank
Lenape Trail
Middletown
N. J
Brookdale Community College
Lincroft
Navesink House
Williamsburg High School
Central Technical School
Middletown Television
Belford
U. S. Army
U. S. Army Signal School
Ft. Monmouth
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Sonya Spencer
Leland Barnhart
John Scott
Steve Lolley
Victor Mitchell
Jeff Stovall
Taylor and Company Inc
Insurance
Roger D. Scott
CWI
Breakfast For
Fred Buckley
Myron McCall
Joyce Reeves
Clara Simmons
Kansas State
Roger Noah
Weeden
Kansas
Butler
Cathi McAuley
Future
Homemakers of America
William C. Holden
S. Locust
Cathi
MPM
Albright
S. Main
Main Osawatomie
Johnson-Cochran
New Jersey
Russell Dyer
Delbert Stevenson
Edward Ferguson
June’s
Kan
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