Griffin-Atchison Nuptial Vows Read at First Assembly
Judith Griffin daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Griffin of Hutchinson and Charles Atchison son of Mr and Mrs Homer Atchison of Melvern were married Sunday at 2 00 in First Assembly of God Church. Rev Bennie Harris read the double ring ceremony. Altar was a white wrought iron arch with greenery white asters and white satin bows palms and candelabra. Mrs R L Stevens played organ. Mrs Bennie R Harris sang Because and God Bless This Day. Candles by Betty Atchison and Dorothy Brinkman. The bride wore white bridal taffeta with sequin trim, lace appliques and full skirt with sweep train. carried white roses and stephanotis. Veil held by sequin tiara. Maid of honor Mrs Archie Olson wore pink crystaline dress with coral chiffon cummerbund. carried white carnations. Best man Don Walker. Ushers Donald and Ronald Atchison. ring bearer Billy Olson. Mothers wore light blue and navy and white. corsages white asters. Reception at Archies. Bride to go home January 17 at 129 North Lorraine St Hutchinson. Bride a Ottawa High School 1958 graduate. employed by Hallmark Inc at Lawrence. Groom a Williamsburg High School 1954 graduate. employed by Cessna Aircraft in Hutchinson.
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Judith Griffin
Clifford Griffin
Maple
Charles Atchison
Hutchinson
Homer Atchison
Melvern
Assembly of God
Bennie R. Harris
R. L. Stevens
Betty Atchison
Dorothy Brinkman
Princeton
Archie Olson
Candle Lighters
Dianne ‘McFarland
Don Walker
Wichita
Donald
Ronald Atchison
Billy Olson
Archie Olsons
Maye Griffin
Ellen Baldwin
Don J Atchison
Atchison
North
Lorraine St
Ottawa High School
Hallmark Inc
Lawrence
Williamsburg High School
Cessna Air Craft
Socialettes and club notices from Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club
The Pomona Stitch and Chatter Clubland session hosted by Mrs. Ted Smith discussed business losses and planned an Aug 14 bridal shower for Cleta Wolf and Jack Van Horn. Fourteen members and eight children attended, with project plans completed. A Dear Ann column shared relationship concerns about a European tourist visa suitor and citizenship anxieties, and community members debated dating and jewelry etiquette following a vacation.
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Pomona
Ted Smith
Cleta Wolf
Jack van Horn
Ottawa W C T U members at District Convention
Five Ottawa W C T U members attended the District 1 convention at Iola Methodist Church yesterday. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Lynes Mrs. M Todd Macdonald Mrs. Phil Rice and others with host pastor Rev Paul Pence. The event featured a film Food for Thoughts and notes on marriage and citizenship with remarks by speakers and an election of officers.
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Ottawa
W.C.T.U
Iola Methodist Church
Fred Lynes
M. Todd Macdonald
Phil Rice
Mary
Edna Greenawalt
Pittsburgh
Paul Pence
Chicago
Macdonald
J. C. Glass
anyIola
Emily
America
Garnet
Max E. Roush
Victory Life
Coronado
Calif
Tijuana
Mexi- Ferguson
Gordon D. Miller
Disneyland
China Town
San Mi
A. R. Shannon
Francisco
J. S. M. Foltz
Square
Salt Lake City
George
Abbasama
Redfield
Relatives Methodist Church
Oregon
Mary Black
Maude Beeding
Gas City
Mabel Manning
Io Ia
Phil Ric
Emily Sites
Garnett
Ft.Scott
Gas
Humboldt
Iola
Family Reunion Plans and Local Club Actions
Descendants of the late William Wiggins hold the 43rd annual reunion in Forest Park with 100 plus expected. one son Oscar Wiggins of Bellingham will likely be absent. Daughters Club of Centropolis hosts luncheon. Aug 14 club party planned at Leland Gilliland home. Guild officers installed. Sacred Heart Altar Society meets. Nine attendees and a Newton visit noted. Brethren Church Ladies Aid elect officers for the church. a picnic lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wiggins
Forest Park
Oscar Wiggins
Bellingham
Wash
John Montsomery
Canna
Daughters Club of
Centropolis
Frank Roller
Leland Gilliland
Dan Willford
Gillilands
Aid of the Brethren Church
George Royer
E. E B. Watkins
Alvin West
Ethel Watkins
Robert Hall
Six Inch Trip Is Expensive
Elizabeth New Jersey reports Kenneth Kline, 31, had his license suspended for two years and a $200 fine after a drunken driving conviction was upheld. He was stopped March 1 by Patrolman Dominick Secco when his car moved six inches. County Judge Milton A. Feller ruled six inches qualifies as drunken driving.
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Milton A. Feller
Club Forecast Saturday Patio Dance At Country Club
The Country Club hosts a patio dance this Saturday at 9 30 p m featuring a live band and social dancing all night long for members and guests.
Disabled To Hold Meeting in Franklin County
Franklin County's Disabled Citizens of America chapter will hold an organizational meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at the North American Hotel. Riley Helms, the president, says officers will be installed and the nine members are enough for official status. Helms invites more physically handicapped people to attend to learn job aid and confidence restoration, plus potential travel and chapter expansion.
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Franklin County
The
Disabled Citizens of America
North American Hotel
Riley Helms
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Louis Hefley
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Victoria
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Olympic
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Sedence Tr
Union Chapel
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Vernerwhite
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Dick Krumpe
Trivoli
Arthur Jones
Albert Goll
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the Herald
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Silas Smith
Judson Gully
First Baptist Church
Howard Henderson
Olathe
Henderson
Paula Perkins
Janet
Joyce Cox
Dar Jne McAuley
Margaret Dowdy
Opal Nearmyer
Robert Brenner
Nicaragua
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Anton Strafuss
Ben Kiefer
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Gene Mille
Harry Rees
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Colorado
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Terrill’s
Dean Berlin
Madison’s
Jewelera
Stafford
W. 3Rd Ph
Helms
Mack Electric
S. Main
Boy Am
Jack Horner
Anchor Savings and Liv. Association
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Mannan
Federal Savings
Loan Insurance Corporation and Loan Association
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North American Building
William Overton
J, Dean Nofsinger
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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