Beauceant Installs 1963 Officers in Masonic Temple
The Social Order of the Beauceant held a 1963 officer installation at the Masonic temple with Mrs. R. Lee Finch presiding. Tancred Commandry No. 11 officers presented the flag as Mrs. Dellinger introduced the assisting officers and music director Mrs. Fred Gardner led the ceremony. About 85 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Social Order of the Beauceant
R. Lee Finch
John H. Dellinger
Tancred Commandry No. 11
Dellinger
Melvin Sellers
Merle .Marmon
Marshall
Harley P. Gover Sr
C. C. Curbey
Harry E. Brink
Fred Gardner
Hints From Heloise Easy Iron Man's Shirt Tips
A collection of readers tips on efficient ironing and domestic hacks. Includes methods for shaping shirts, onions odor reduction, towel replacements for baby clothing, mahogany furniture care with vinegar suds, and indoor dew dampening to pre soften clothes. Notable names include Heloise and Mrs. C R Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Jeanet Renaud
Robert E. Wilder
M. J. McCloskey
Skit For Program At Tolly Mission Circle Session
Mrs Mahlon Smith directed a skit and read scriptures for the Tolly Mission Circle session on The Greatest of These is Love. Assisted by Mrs Ralph Garrett Mrs George Hull Mrs Lonnie Barnes Mrs Raymond Mack and Mrs Rodney Fritts the meeting was held at Mrs Mock's home with Mrs Wendell Broers giving the opening prayer and Mrs Mock closing prayer. Five women delivered fruit baskets and three delivered cookies to elderly community members while Mrs Broers helped with refreshments. The flower collection totaled 1.71 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Smith
Ralph Garrett
George Hull
Lonnie Barnes
Raymond Mack
Rodney Fritts
Fritts
Shower Honors Bride Elect Cheryl Taylor at Home
A bridal shower honoring Cheryl Taylor, a February bride, was held last evening at the J. W. England home. Hostesses were Mrs. Cecil Beatty and Mary Ann Hornecker. 35 guests attended. Gifts were displayed on a table with a shower theme as Jill Jefferis and Sharon Whirley won contest prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. England
Cheryl Taylor
Cecil Beatty
Mary Ann Hornecker
Jill Jefferis
Sharon Whirley
Methodist Program On Missions In First Church
Mrs. Melvin Booth led the First Methodist WSCS program World Missions focusing on Argentina Southern Rhodesia Pakistan and Chinese dispersion. Mrs. Loren Matthews opened with a piano prelude as hymns were sung. Mrs. G M Newmaster presided and Mrs. H G Williams gave devotions. Courtesy report noted 24 poinsettias and 32 cards sent to shut ins. Ruth Circle provided refreshments with Mrs. Charles P. Knight pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Booth
World Missions
Argenttina
Southern Rhodesia
Pakistan
Methodist Church
Loren Matthews
G. M. Newmaster
H. G. Williams
Shutins
Ruth Circle
Charles P. Knight
Jackie Heads Ten Best-Dressed List
New York AP report lists Mrs. Loel Guinness and Mrs. John F Kennedy tied at top of the world’s best dressed women for the year. The piece notes additions and removals, names regulars like Princess Lee Radziwill, Mme Herve Alphand, and highlights the First Lady’s fashion influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loel Guinness
John F. Kennedy
Acress
Kennedy
Guinness
Princess Lee Radziwill
David Bruce
U.S
Great Britain
Mme
Herve Alphand
United States
Walther Moriera-Salles
Brazil
Paris
Charles Wrightsman
Palm Beach
John Barry Ryan II
Gianni Agnelli
Turin
Italy
Frederick Eberstadt
Ogden Nash
Thyssen-Bornemisza
London
Switzerland
Gloria Vanderbilt Lumet
Queen Sirikit of
Thailand
Uberto Agnelli
Princess Alexandra
Kent
Vicomtesse
Jacqueline de Ribes
Aline Quintanilla
Madrid
Fashion Hall of Fame
Tate
Mrs. Kennedy
Legislation topic for discussion at WCTU meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the Church of the Brethren to discuss legislation with a prayer service led by Mrs. Mary Black. Members heard Washington Letter extracts by several speakers and noted Surgeon General Luther L. Terry's advisory panel on smoking and health. A Sun City correspondent described the state convention, and Ottawa Union members sent over 325 to Kansas City forces. The group sang De Brewer's Big Horses and planned a February reception honoring women's missionary leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Church of the Brethren
Mary Black
Lord
Washington
Marjorie Collins
Gertrude Day
Maude Nicholson
Mary Anne Kitchen
E. C. Twining
Luther L. Terry
Joan McCandless
Sun City
Ariz
WCTU
Ray Simmons
Ottawa Union
Kansas Dty
Day
de Brewer
Plans For Installation Of Army Mothers Post Officers
Mrs. Nora Foley incoming president of Army Mothers Post No 4 presided at a meeting of officers at her home to select committee chairs. Chosen were Ways and Means Mrs. Leland Monroe Birthday Mrs. L. Q. Murray Rehabilitation Mrs. F. A. Doman Social Mrs. Ray Harper Sunshine Mrs. H. F. Duvall and Pianist Mrs. Ted Johnson. An installation practice is planned Monday at 3 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium. Refreshments were served at the close with retiring president Mrs. Chester Louderback pouring coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Foley
Army Mothers Post No. 4
Leland Monroe
L. QO. Murray
F. A. Doman
Ray Harper
H. F. Duvall
Ted Johnson
Memorial Auditorium
Chester Louderback
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Clarence Keefer
Worthy
Sam Shumate
William J. Wright
Louis Dale
Carlos J. Pence
Recorder
Ben H. Carter
Clarence Rea
J. Ray Waddell
Louis Dengel
Elmer Roth
Estel Northway
L. Allen Troutman
W. L. Pickering
Clyde Underwood
Clara
Victor Sowers
Albert Keefer
Ester Northway
Council
C. J. Pence
Union
White Shrine
True Kindred
State of
Kansas
Keefer
Beauceant
Sellers
Brink
Marmon
Gover
Jack B. Stephenson
Waddell
Curby
Finch
Pence
Stephenson
Edward Woodsum
Don Jones
Todd
Clyde Johnson
Iron Man
Jeanet
Franklin County
Bill Ding
Akaoe
Ottawa, Kans
Howard Lilly
Melvern
Barbara Lee
Edwin Wayne Michaels
Harry Michaels
Lyndon
Miss Lilly
Melvern High School
Stewart Beauty Academy
Michael
Olivet High School
Clark’s School of Business
Topeka
Methodist
Program On Missions
Drake's Bakery
Jackie Heads
Howards Cafe
Cromwell Cafe
Williamsburg, Kansas
Bennett
N. Main
O'Connor
S. Main
Ottawa
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