Demand Grows In TV For Big Names
New York AP reports growing demand for big-name TV guests as overexposure threats rise. Polly Bergen coins a two persona strategy: weekly panelist on To Tell the Truth and about monthly singing guest on others. She aims show-hopping while guarding family, with Dec 17 on Pat Boone Show and Rose Parade colorcast by NBC. CBS tightens anti plug rules, hitting advertisers and sponsors, including lines from airlines and perfumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polly Bergen
Polly
CBS
Wonderful World of Entertainment
Telephone Hour
Pat Boone
Richard M. Nixon
Pasadena
NBC
Perry Como
Goodman Ace
Names for Two Newborn Daughters at Ransom Memorial
At Ransom Memorial Hospital a daughter born on December 12 to Mr and Mrs Donald Eugene Hanes RFD 8 weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces is named Kimberly Sue. Another daughter born on December 18 to Mr and Mrs Bruce Edward Bredeson RFD 1 weighing 7 pounds is named Margaret Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Donald Eugene Hanes
RFD
Kimberly Sue
Bruce Edward Bredeson
RFD 1
Margaret Ruth
Sharon Ubelaker Weds David Cooper In Topeka Ceremony
Sharon Ubelaker and David Graham Cooper were married at the Church of the Assumption in Topeka on November 28. Father Joseph Lopez officiated. The bride wore white skinner satin with leaf embroidery and a fingertip veil. she carried white and red roses. Matron of honor and a bridesmaid wore red taffeta gowns. The couple resides at 1271 Harrison, Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Graham Cooper
Harrison
Topeka
Sharon Ubelaker
C. B. Ubelaker
Robert Knight
Overbrook
Judy Cary
Winfield
Bride and groom married with Emporia State ties
The ceremony featured red carnations and holly leaves on white muffs. Attending the groom were Jeff Crair and Larry MacDonald, both of Emporia State Teachers College. Ushers were Joe Harkins of Ottawa and Robert Knight of Overbrook. Linda Barnes of Topeka signed the guest book. The bride, Ottawa High School 1958 graduate, attended Emporia State Teachers College and works as a Fleming Co secretary. The groom also attended the same college and works as a salesman for Cook Paint and Varnish Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Crair
Larry MacDonald
Emporia State Teachers College
Joe Harkins
Ottawa
Robert Knight
Overbrook
Linda Barnes
Topeka
Ottawa High School
Fleming Co
Cook Paint and Varnish Company
Supper And Party Circle Adopts Family For Christmas
Supper and party friendship circle held a class party at Trinity Methodist Church basement voting to adopt a family for Christmas. After a potluck supper a program featured children's recitations piano solos and a Christmas story. Donations totaling 20 will fund gifts for Bethany Hospital Newton Children Home and Topeka Home for the Aged. Eighteen adults and 14 children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle
Trinity Methodist Church
Wayne Chapman
Johnny McCready
Connie Welton
Bonita Mendell
Margaret McCready
Phillip Bishop
Jeanie Hazen
Elaine Bishop
Peggy Nordyke
Dinner Meeting of Friendship Circle Delivers Christmas Cheer
The Friendship Circle held a pot luck dinner at Mrs. Lloyd Wilkerson’s home with Mrs. Frank Cannady assisting. E B Enyart presided as members sang carols and shared a club collect. A Christmas box for an adopted family was filled, raising 4.74 in the collection. Door prizes went to Mrs. George Shuler and guest Mrs. Arlie Anderson. Visitors included Mrs. Ora Gordon of Kansas City and Messrs John Sealey and W J Hogan. Sixteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle
Lloyd Wilkerson
Frank Cannady
E. B. Enyart
George Shuler
Arlie Anderson
Ora Gordon
Kansas City
John Sealey
W. J. Hogan
Socialettes and clubs share holiday events in Ottawa
Mrs B Walker returns home after a Christmas visit with sister Mrs Rodgers in San Antonio. Ottawa groups host Christmas gatherings with decorations, carols, gift exchanges, and community service including nursing home gifts, clothing drives, and support for a penitentiary chaplain. Members included 32 guests, varied hostesses, and guests from New York City and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Walker
N. Oak
Mrs. Rodgers
San Antonio
Tex
Rodgers
Kansas City
Fresh Pound Cake Trick Creates Two Desserts
A home kitchen tip advises making a pound cake mix and serving half while very fresh. When ready for another dessert, slice the rest, spread with soft butter, and toast briefly under the broiler. Delicious with tea or coffee.
Boys Music Club entertains with carols at Adamson home
David Adamson hosted the Boys Music Club last evening at his parents home as the group sang Christmas music directed by Mrs. R A Anderson. Stephen Roush won the prize for practice hours and members exchanged gifts and presented a gift to club sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens. Mrs. Adamson and David served refreshments.
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David Adamson
Boys Music Club
F. W. Adamson
R. A. Anderson
Stephen Roush
R. L. Stevens
Dennis Cook to entertain relub on January 19
Dennis Cook will entertain the relub on January 19 with a social gathering attended by ten guests and several members. The event is planned as a light social evening at an area residence.
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Thers
Dennis Cook
Relub
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th
S&j
N. Y
David Graham Cooper
Douglas Bros
Union Chapel
W.S.C.S
R. J. Hoffman
G. F. Eversmeyer
Luke
George M. Stewart
Faith Lutheran Guild
Federal Penitentiary
Lansing
Clifford Johnson
Ralph Meharry
Kurt Juengel
Alice Good
Shutins
City Teachers Wives Club
Garfield School
Albert Unruh
Dave Kornhaus
Don Hoglund
Harrold Wallace
Social Order of Beauceant
Harrzy P. Gover
Jack Stephenson
Credit Women’s
J. L. Lindner
New York City
Barbara Wise
Grace Wise
Clyde Wise
Ewing Fritts
Miami
Fla
W. H. Douglas
Robert Pence
Kenneth Ligerot
Astesses
S. S. Bergsia
H. R. Webster
G. J. Weilepp
Phil McCracken
Nancy Morrisey
University of Kansas
Jack Morriseys
Russell Crites
Carolyn Crites
University of Colorado School of Nursing
Medical Center
Denver
Frigidaire
Marple
O Jewelers
Richardson
Sat
Wellco
Richardson's Shoe Store
In-Vans
Arnel
Tiffany Fravele
Clairet Kfanye
Terrill's
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