Nora Evans Honored At Recognition Dinner
Nora Evans, Ottawa High School mathematics teacher from 1935 to 1965, was named 1971 Woman of Achievement by the Business and Professional Women's Club at their recognition dinner. Margaret Prunty presented the award, praising Evans' education, career and community involvement. Evans' career spanned Galena and several Kansas towns before Ottawa, with leadership roles in church and retired teachers groups. Rev. Stacy Hopkins urged business leadership to act responsibly for people, peace and social reforms amid rapid change.
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Ottawa
Business and Professional Women's Club
Nora Evans
B&pw
Margaret Prunty
Miss Evans
Yeatman High School
St. Louis
Pittsburg State
University of Washington
McPherson College
Wichita University
University of Kansas
Galena
Kansas
Hamilton
Mont
Gooding
Idaho
Misa Prunty
First United Methodist Church Board
Ottawa Area
Stacy Hopkins
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
Kansas City
Hopkins
Rev. Hopkins
BEPW
Business and Professional
Skillet Shrimp Creole With Salsa Fria Sauce
A half hour shrimp creole recipe using Salsa Fria in the fridge as the base. Sauté Salsa Fria with tomatoes okra and spices, simmer shrimp mix, thicken with file optional, serve over rice with salad and bread.
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Aix
Problems By Ann Landers
Dear Fly, your situation mixes age gap and family ties. The odds of happiness with the older man are slim. unwind quickly, end all contact, and avoid further father son banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahiti
Omicron Beta Sigma Phi Meeting Reports and Guests
Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Tuesday session with Mrs Jim McGrath leading a brief business meeting and Mrs Gary Jordan presenting Our Own Home. New members Mrs Bob Cook and Mrs Daryl Jameson joined. A March 2 gathering was planned at Mrs Club Notes Terry Hiatt. Chapter 6L of PEO met at Mrs David Laury’s home with co host Mrs Ann Warren. A Cottey College program featured tape interviewer Midge Ransom by Mrs Leo Converse. Guest Mrs Lucille Miller attended. Terri McIntosh hosted Sixth Grade Music Club with piano pieces. Jayne Todd won a memory recital award from sponsor Mrs Eldon Rader. Mrs McIntosh served refreshments. Kellee Miller to host March meeting.
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Gary Jordan
Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Jim McGrath
Jordan
Bob Cook
Daryl Jameson
PEO
David Laury
Ann Warren
Cottey College
Midge Ransom
Leo Converse
Lucille Miller
Cottonwood Falls
Terri McIntosh
Guy McIntosh
Jayne Todd
Eldon Rader
McIntosh
Kellee Miller
Hints From Heloise and Quick Everyday Tips
Dear Heloise shares a reader gift idea using a 12 by 16 frame to display eleven photos from christening to army, centered by the son’s picture. Other tips suggest bouillon as coffee break relief, silver polish on plastic silverware organizers, spice racks inside camper doors for small items, and saving glove bags to cover hair spray during travel.
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Heloise
Mary Wegner
Virginia
Two Henning Babies Named Michael Hampton and Matthew Charles
A son born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Jack Henning Leawood weighs seven pounds 13 ounces and is named Michael Hampton. He joins two other sons and a daughter with grandparents Homer J Henning and Jack Morrisey Ottawa. A son born Monday to Dr and Mrs Charles E Henning Wichita weighs seven pounds two ounces and is named Matthew Charles. He has grandparents Fred E Henning 1246 S Cedar and Samuel R Fryer Oklahoma City and great grandmother Mrs J F Swonger Topeka.
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Jack Henning
Leawood
Michael Hampton
Homer J. Henning
Jack Morrisey
Ottawa
Charles E. Henning
Wichita
Matthew Charles
Fred E. Henning
S. Cedar
Samuel R. Fryer
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. F. Swonger
Topeka
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Dottie Wellington
Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers
Inlu
Liberty
Senior
Junior
Firefly
Fly
Butler
Lawrence
Kanekalon
West 23Rd
Kroger Family Center
Terry Hiatt
Morton
van Camp Pork & Co
Folger’ S
Kraft
Charming
Michigan
C.A. Jonathan
Jergens
Albright
S. Main
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