Skilton Music Club Hosts Youth Program at Church
The Skilton Music Club held a youth program at First United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening chaired by Mrs. Bob Roberts with club president Mrs. Willis Bennett. Participating groups included Ottawa Junior and Senior High School clarinet choirs directed by Loren Matthews, the Wesley Handbell Choir directed by Mrs. Loren Matthews, a Pomona High Madrigal directed by Mrs. Louise Welborn, and the Rambling Ranchers 4 H chorus led by Mrs. Willis J. Benedett. Accompanists included Susan Geiss and others. piano, violin, flute, tuba, and cornet solos were performed by listed students and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skilton Music Club
First United Presbyterian Church
Bob Roberts
Willis Bennett
Ottawa
Loren Matthews
Wesley
First Methodist Church
Pomona High School
Louise Welborn
Ranchers
Willis J. Benedett
De Garmo-Hendrix Vows In Olathe United
Linda De Garmo and Glenn Hendrix united in a double ring ceremony at Olathe Methodist Church on April 11. The couple, both of Olathe, received well wishers from families including Lytles of Wellsville and Jessie De Garmo of Garnett. Bride wore candlelight peau de soie with chapel train. groom's rings were carried by Hendrix nephews. A reception followed. couple to reside at 1317 East Elm, Olathe. Linda works at Patrons Co Op Bank. Glenn is assistant manager at TG and Y in Mission, Kan.
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Olathe Methodist Church
Linda Lou de Garmo
Allen M. de Garmo
Olathe
Glenn Hichard Hendrix
Zelma Hendrix
Lou Lytle
Wellsville
Jessie de Garmo
Garnett
Dwight Dussair
Larry
John de Garmo
Jane Ann Lytle
Loren Drews
George Weldon
Carol Harbour
Marla Wilhelm
Andy Wiler
Wichita
Stephen Wilcox
Oklahoma
City
Okla
Douglas de Garmo
Jack Hendrix
Dean de Garmo
Neil Roach
Independence
East Elm
Olaethe
Patrons CoeOp Bank
Olathe High School
Emporia State College
T.G & Y. Store
Miss Sion
Kan
Iris Culture Program Topic at Ottawa Horticulture Club
The Ottawa Horticulture Study Club held a Tuesday afternoon session on iris varieties and culture led by Mrs. Guy M. Towers with a panel including Mrs. Lewis Stewart Mrs. Earl Sink and Mrs. W H Williams. Plans were announced for a gardens tour hosted by Mrs. Williams. A bake and plant sale was scheduled for May 8 at Mrs. Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Horticulture Study Club
Guy M. Towers
Lewis Stewart
Earl Sink
W. H. Williams
Williams
Elizabeth Mavity
Ned Roberts
Enga gement and wedding set for May 23
Mr and Mrs Charlie Masheter of Richmond announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Kay to Patrick Earl Schmitt son of Mr and Mrs Earl Schmitt of Princeton The wedding is planned for May 23 at Princeton Methodist Church.
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Charlie Masheeter
Richmond
Sandra Kay
Patrick Earl Schmitt
Earl Schmitt
Princeton
Princeton Methodist Church
Appetite and marriage advice in Dear Ann Landers column
In a reader exchange, a plump woman resists dieting while another widow considers a live-in partner with unstable finances. Ann Landers cautions against tolerating a dependent partner and urges finding a steady, committed man who can be a true husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Dilly
Return From Texas Visit by Willard Wale Lace Family
Mr and Mrs Willard Wale Lace have returned home after a two week visit with their daughter and family in Fort Hood Texas They were joined by Mrs Wallace s sister Mrs J E Ramsdell of Chanute The Roberts family have just returned to the United States after a three year German duty period The women also visited the Alamo and noted their paternal grandfather Horace S Roberts served in 1847 1848 in Captain Gruesel s Company Michigan Volunteers during the Mexican War
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Walelace
MeSet
Allen Roberts
Mary
Karen
Fort Hood
Tex
Wallace
J. E. Ramsdell
Chanute
Roberts
United States
Germany
Alamo
Horace S. Roberts
Gruesel
Michigan Volunteers
Mexico
Club Hostess Receives Gift at HCH Meeting
Mrs. Don Martin entertained the HCH Club Thursday and received a hostess gift. Mrs. Earl Sink and Mrs. Martin received gifts. Members named favorite flowers for roll call and worked on a guessing contest on flowers arranged by Mrs. Chester Keim. Refreshments were served at the close to nine members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Martin
HCH Club
Earl Sink
WSCS Circles Elect Officers and Plan May Meeting
WSCS circles held Wednesday sessions with two circles electing officers. Sarah Circle led by hostess Mrs Robert Miller and assistant Mrs Harlan Miller elected new officers including chairman Mrs Don Sellers and secretary treasurer Mrs Allen Unruh. Elizabeth Circle heard devotions by Mrs Jess Gilmore and program head Mrs Charles Hendrickson presented Spiritual Self Discipline with excerpts from The Greatest Thing in the World by Henry Drummond. Plans were made for WSCS general meeting on May 5 with officers including vice chairman Mrs Duane Stout and spiritual life secretary Mrs Ted Brill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Wscs
Sarah
Robert Miller
Harlan Miller
Robert Ledem
Don Sellers
Bill Clary
Allen Unruh
Raymond Brooks
Don Waldo Jr
Jess Gilmore
Charles Hendrickson
Henry Drumsmond
Fred Adamson
Robert Hollon
Max Montague
WSCS
Duane Stout
David Towner
Secret Targe
Ted Brill
Spiritual Life
Marilyn Anderson
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R. L. Stevens
E. G. Stucker
Eldon Rader
M. A. Welty
Larry Williams
Carl Bobbish
Guy Snedaker
Edgar D. Kerr
Susan Geiss
Hurst Coffeman
Bill Driver
Cheryl Campbell
Jackie Weber
Martin Williams
Gail Garrett
Alan Matthews
Judy Steward
Joan Huderson
Brad Reynolds
Pamela Weber
Janice Wittmeyer, and
Hurst Coffman
Barbara Bennett
Dorothy Spencer
Kenneth Davis
Annie Laury
Clifford Fritts
Charles Brandon
John Presley
Glenn Richard Hendrix
de Garmo-Hendrix
Mrs. Wright
Blanche Wright
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Baldwin
Bennett’s
N. Main
Sandra Kay Masheter
P. S
Virgil
Beccause
Texas
Albright’s
Buttoniobeing
THE
Kansas
State Bank
Tecumseh and Main
R.S. Hill
ED Hosler
Exec
Howard
Glen Hayward
Mamie Sands
Robert Player
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mrs. McSnoot
Ottawa Herald
Market Place
the Herald
Colgate
John Kaiser Drug
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