FLA Members Host Pioneer Themed Program at Home
Mrs. Arthur S. Allen led a pioneer themed program with FLA Club members in Macon County DL. Activities included depictions of Miss Kansas life, pioneer stories, and singing Home On the Range. Displays featured family heirlooms and old watches. new officers were elected: Ferguson president Stark vice president Fehrenbach secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ward
S. Main
Arthur S. Allen
RFD 1
FLA Club
M. K. Ferguson
Kansas
Allen
Raymond Gillette
J. E. Berry
Mr. Allen
Macon County
Kentucky
E. C. Cummings
Ferguson
J. Edward Stark
Fred Fehrenbach
Clarence Webster
Ralph Sand
Quilt donation planned by Sunday School class
The Earnest Workers Sunday School Class of Trinity Methodist Church voted at the Wednesday meeting to present a quilt to a needy family. Mrs. Harry Loyd presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Cora Pursley.
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Earnest Workers
Trinity Methodist Church
Harry Loyd
Cora Pursley
Entertain Music Clubs at Jack Byrd Home
Two music clubs met this week at the Jack Byrd residence. Paul Byrd hosted the Merry Notes Club with piano solos by members and a memory recital by Ken Hashagen who received an award from sponsor Mrs. M. A. Welty. Patsy Byrd, a guest, also played. Refreshments served to 12 members and guests. Wednesday’s gathering for the Musical Majors Club featured piano solos, a memory recital by Lyn Bennett and Patsy Byrd, and a Keyboard Junior magazine quiz. Twenty-six attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Byrd
Paul Byrd
Merry Notes Club
Ken Hashagen
M. A. Welty
Patsy Byrd
Lyn Bennett
Byrd
Clyde Hasehagen
Jill Hasehagen
Richter WSCS Votes to Join 1000 Member Club
Richter WSCS voted Thursday afternoon to join the 1,000member club and to grant special memberships to one adult and one youth before year end. June 1, Mrs. John Staadt hosted the meeting assisted by Mrs. Harvey Staadt. Mrs. Truman Milton presided. The hostess gave the district officer's report and Mrs. Clarence Fowler became a member. A vocal solo "The Lord's Prayer" was performed by Mrs. Carl Eichen berger with an interpretative choir including Mrs. Everett Burgess, Mrs. Tom Johnson and Mrs. Leonard Humphrey. nineteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter Wscs
John Staadt
Harvey Staadt
Truman Milton
Clarence Fowler
Jack Beauchamp
Carl Eichenberger
Everett Burgess
Tom Johnson
Leonard Humphrey
Club Committee Reports Sharing Christmas Sharing
Liberty Social Hour members heard a committee report on Christmas sharing at the meeting Thursday with Mrs. Lucy Pritch ard. Plans were made for a covered dish luncheon Feb. 18, at the home of Mrs. George Graves. There were bingo games for entertainment for the nine members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Social Hour
Lucy Pritchard
George Graves
Demonstration by Sew n Go Club Reveals Glitter Fabric Picture
A Thursday evening demonstration by guest Mrs. Bill Bryan showed outlining a fabric picture with glitter using drapery material. She created one new piece and displayed others. Mrs. Dan Fogle was reportedly hose less. Roll call featured members showing garments they had made, with visitors present and refreshments served.
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Sew 'N
Bill Bryan
Dan Fogle
Roll Call
Designers Poke Fun At Women's Fashion In New York Show
AP Fashion Writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports designer John Weitz previewed humorous yet bold ensembles for women including poolside pants with fringe, cutouts, and bright colors. His playful looks contrasted with Luis Estevez and Biase collections featuring romance themed gowns, sunburst midriffs, ruffles, trumpet skirts, and navy shades across fabrics like wool crepe chiffon and lace.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
John Weitz
Weitz
Susan Kohner
Luis Estevez
Estevez
QUICK CHIC SPRING SHEATH PATTERN SPECIFICS
Misses pattern 4603 describes a light sheath dress with top collar and slim silhouette in printed silk linen shanting and jersey for spring casuals. Sizes 10 to 18 require varied yardage. price 50 cents with 15 cents mailing, sent via Anne Adams Pattern Dept Ottawa Herald New York address with ordering details.
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Jersey
Anne Adams
Special Gift For Hostess At Baxter Social Hour
Baxter Social Hour club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ernest Sink as hostess. Mrs. Keith Page gave devotions and led a Lord's Prayer chorus. Mrs. Charles Redman directed singing and recreation. Secret pal gifts went to Mrs. Royce Gragg Mrs. Don Waymire Mrs. Lewis Stewart and Mrs. William Ratzlaff. Refreshments were served. 16 members four children and three guests attended: Mrs. Louise Keim Mrs. Bertha Dean and Mrs. Earl Sink.
Initiate Three Candidates Initiate Three Members
Eagles Auxiliary initiated three members Thursday evening in the hall with Mrs. Ernest Sink presiding. They are Mrs. Nick Constantinescue, Mrs. Theron Whitehunt and Mrs. Bill McCreary. It was announced that a group of members attended a meeting in Lawrence Jan 17. Plans were announced to serve a chicken noodle penny supper at 6:30 p.m. Jan 28 at the club. Announcement was made that past presidents and charter members will be honored at an Auxiliary anniversary celebration at 8 p.m. Feb 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Ernest Sink
Nick Constantinescue
Theron Whitehunt
Bill McCreary
Lawrence
Officer Installation For Social Order of the Beauceant
Mrs. William J. Wright presided at a Beauceant meeting in the Masonic temple as Mrs. Frank Jones was installed mistress of the wardrobe. Assisted by Mrs. Arthur Brink chaplain Mrs. Estel Northway marshal and Mrs. Harley Gover assistant marshal, with Mrs. J Ray Waddell presiding during the installation. An invitation was read for a February 4 luncheon and reception for Mrs. Edward A. Stone supreme committeewoman Knights Templar Eye Foundation. An eye transplant story from Alabama involving a convict and the knights was noted. Members observed Mrs Gover birthday with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Wright
Masonic Temple
Frank Jones
Arthur Brink
Estel Northway
Marshall
Harley Gover
J. Ray Waddell
Assembly
Independence, Mo
Edwar A. Stone
Stone
Knights Templar Eye Foundation
Alabama
The
Kitchen notes on baby food portion sizes
A family friendly tip explains how the 4 ounce jar yields 12 cups of food the 6 1 2 ounce jar yields 34 cups and the 8 ounce jar yields 78 cups for convenient use with meals and snacks.
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