Babies Named in Topeka and Nearby Towns
The son born November 25 at St. Francis Hospital Topeka to Hugh and Mrs Micher of 419 Willow is Rodney Matthew, 6 pounds 14 ounces. A daughter born December 6 to Albert Hansel Shere field of 415 N Sycamore is Kelly Elizabeth, 7 pounds 4 1/2 ounces. A daughter born December 7 to Theron Denee Moncr oe of Lyndon RFD 1 is Myra Denise, 6 pounds 14 1/2 ounces. A son born December 8 to John Edward Roberts of Melvern is John Maurice, 6 pounds 6 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
Hugh Micher
Willow
Rodney Matthew
Albert Hansel Sherefield
Sycamore
Kelly Elizabeth
Theron Denee Moncroe
Lyndon
Myra Denise
Doc
John Edward Roberts
Melvern
John Maurice
Gift Exchange Featured at DeMolay Mothers Meeting
A gift exchange was a feature of the DeMolay Mothers meeting Monday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Harry Loyd presiding. Prizes in games directed by Mrs. Fred Cook went to Mrs. Harry Moody and Mrs. Francis Cummings. Mrs. R. E. Lancaster led the decorating committee. Plans were made for installation of officers at the January 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Harry Loyd Pree
Fred Cook
Harry Moody
Francis Cummings
R. E. Lancaster
Engagement of Maridee Griffin to James L Johnson
February engagement announced for Maridee Griffin and James L Johnson. Miss Griffin, Emporia State College student, to wed in February. James L Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs J F Johnson of Baldwin, is an accountant in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Garerison
Terrace
Maridee Griffin
James L. Johnson
J. F. Johnson
Baldwin
Miss Griffin
Emporia State College
Mr. Johnson
Lawrence
Folk Songs For Program At M P M Club Christmas
The M P M Club in Ellott Hall at First Baptist Church hosted a Christmas program by guest Mrs. Chester Burgess. She traced Appalachian folk music history and performed carols on guitar banjo and autoharp, closing with Silent Night as members joined in. Members donated gifts to Osawatomie State Hospital and Boys Club. club bought an electric corn popper for the hospital. Refreshments followed with hostess duties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellott Hall
First Baptist Church
Chester Burgess
W. B. Smith
A. K. Rader
John Morton
Max Roberts
Christ
Osawatomie State Hospital
Robarts
C. C, Adamson
R. D. Spears
Thomas B. Powers
H. R, Williams
R.O, Harder
Fred Shoemaker
Hose Tesses
Allea Hewitt
R. C. Supplee
Sheen Retires as New York Auxiliary Bishop
Bishop Fulton J Sheen steps down after 15 years as auxiliary bishop of the New York Archdiocese. He bid farewell to 4,000 worshippers at St Patrick's Cathedral with his familiar radio and TV sign off Bye and God love you. The 1 year old prelate becomes bishop of Rochester and focused his sermon on man's relationship to God and the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fulton J
Sheen
New York Arche
St. Paterick’s
Rochester
Mason Denies London Marriage Rumor With Yasuko Yama
James Mason and Yasuko Yama arrived in London from Switzerland denying plans to wed. Yasuko, 24, wore furs and boots and said the reports are not true. Mason, 57, added they simply like each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Mason
Yasuko Yama
Switzereland
Yasuko
Mason
Make It Yourself Christmas Pattern No 48 Stable Figures
A small crib set described as a Christmas decoration with a six inch tall figure. Pattern 418 offered. price listed as She. Part of the Make It Yourself Christmas Packet No 48 from The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept
Bedford Hills
Credit Women Host Breakfast Gift Exchange at House of Douglas
The Credit Women's Club held a Christmas gift exchange during a Tuesday morning session at the House of Douglas. Kathleen ONeill supplied Bible favors, with decorations by Credit Bureau members Norman Korbe Fred Winterscheid and Bill Ogle. Guest speaker Don White spoke on bankruptcy practices as Ken Horton Presley joined as a new member from Todd Trailer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women
Breaksfast Club
House of Douglas
Kathleen O’neill
The
Credit Bureau
Norman Korbe
Fred Winterscheid
Bill Ogle
Winterscheid
Don White
O'Neill
Horton Presley
Todd Trailer Co
Roger Noah
Santa Claus
Gives Program on Vietnam at Cosmopolitan Club
A Cosmopolitan Club meeting at Mrs. Merle Marmon's home featured a Vietnam talk by Mrs. John Rutledge Lane. After her talk the club presented a monetary gift for a hospital there. The program was chaired by Mrs. Lloyd Carr and business led by Mrs. Roy B. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Cosmopolitan Club
Merle Marmon
John Rutledge
Lane
L. P. Moree
V.A. Hospital
Harley Gover
Watkins
Harry Date
Christmas program at Past Matrons Club meeting
The Past Matrons Club held a Monday evening gathering at Mrs. C. J. Pence's home. Mrs. Bill Snyder read Henry's Gift of the Magi, and Mrs. Judson Lee presented Lady Yeardley's Guest. Members recited Night Before Christmas slips, with a gift exchange and 23 members plus one guest, Mrs. Victor Hughes. Committees included Mrs. R. FP Crow, Mrs. C. W. Thompson, and Mrs. Phil McCracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Pence
Bill Snyder
Henry
Judson Lee
Lady Yeardley
Jamestown Colony
Victor Hughes
Bethel Holds Pro Tem Night Observed By Job's Daughters
Bethel 31 Job's Daughters held pro tem night with Dean Geiss as honored queen in Kathy Hill's absence. Plans were set for a December 21 Christmas caroling party and December 29 installation night. Meredith Mavity reported on library matters as members sang carols. Twenty seven girls and seven council members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Geiss
Bethel
Job
Kathy Hill
Meredith Mavity
New Members For Ottawa DAR Chapter
The General Edward Hand Chapter DAR welcomed two new members, Mrs. Roderick B. Cupp and Mrs. Robert Spencer, at a North American Hotel meeting attended by about 30. Guest were Mrs. Bob Roberts and Mrs. Kathleen Carey, with regent Mrs. Henry Parker presiding. ACapote program piece, a National Defense report, and a Vietnam letter were shared. a 50 year pin for Mrs. S. R. Hubbard, joined 1916, was announced. A golden wedding reception invitation and a fundraising note for the national DAR building renovation were also discussed. Decorations featured gold candles and holly garlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
Edward Hand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Roderick B. Cupp
Robert Spencer
Bob Roberts
Kathleen Carey
Henry Parker
Basil Kelsey
Truman Capote
Harryt Tetwiler
National Defense
Ing
Charles Geiger
D.A.R
Grace Bell
Ann Landers Letters on Suburbs and Etiquette
A reader questions true blue suburban wives and infidelity, with Ann Landers advising readers to watch patterns, respect couples’ loyalty, and avoid third party interference. Another letter praises her stance on ulcers from interpersonal problems and houseguests. A third advises on bringing desserts to dinners, noting hosts don’t need two desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peyeton Place
Esstate
Monkey
Ann Landers
Ann
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Albright Sewing Circle
Ottawa
Bink Wieth Sper
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Eazy
Vanguard
Tara
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Kansas
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Electric
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