Socialettes and Births in Richmond and Garnett Circles
Social notes report the birth of an 8 pound 6 ounce son to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Herms reck in rural Richmond at Anderson County Hospital on January 17. Grandparents are Mrs. Chris Hermreck of Nipomo California and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wolken of Garnett rural area. In club news the Spring Branch Club met at Mrs. Floyd Holo combs with eight members and a guest, Mrs. Willliam Harris. Mrs. Ed Andersen is slated to host the February 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Hermsreck
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Chris Hermreck
Nipomo
Calif
Joe Wolken
Garnett
Spring Branch Club
Floyd Holocomb
Willliam Harris
Ed Andereson
Old Mexico Movie Night At Retired Teachers Meet
The Retired Teachers Association met in Anchor Savings recreation room for a special Friday program showing Old Mexico movies. Randolph L Bundy presented with Mrs Bundy and Mr and Mrs Guy Keeler, who have traveled there. Miss Jessie Harold presided with 44 members present as Hazen Richardson led singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Savings Recreation
Guy Keeler
Old Mexico
Bundy
Keeler
Jessie Harold
Hazen Richardson
Carmen
Regina Resnik
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Miss Resnik
Met
Elena Cernei
Miss Cernei
Bible Class Entertained by First United Presbyterian
The Adult Bible Class of First United Presbyterian Church was hosted Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. R. McEchron. Mrs. Abbie Paul opened with prayer and scripture, with business led by Mrs. Eva Dale and a report from Mrs. Lillie Clark. Members noted sick calls and sent cards and flowers. Mrs. Roy Bones presented the Bible lesson on children of the Bible and Mrs. Chester Hall offered the closing prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs. Bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
J. R. McEchron
Abbie Paul
Eva Dale
Lillie Clark
Roy Bones
Chester Hall
Bones
Dear Ann Landers Readers Share Grave Visits And Mailbox Etiquette
Dear Ann Landers receives letters about grieving and cemetery visits, postal gift rules, electrical safety, and a personal tale of a long affair ending after a husband remarried. She answers on visiting graves, mail box etiquette, hiring qualified electricians, and personal recovery after a costly relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Post Office Department
Ann
Abe
Columbia University
Tuesday Club Forecast Sewing Socials Led by Army Mothers
Army Mothers led by Mrs. B. G. Otto and Legion Auxiliary led by Mrs. Frank Sargent host sewing socials at 7:30 p.m. Homaker and E& E Haley organize quilting sessions. Hospital Auxiliary at Ransom Hospital begins at 9:30 a.m. TOPS Taperettes participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Otto
Alleday Sewing Social Legion Auxiliary
Frank Sargent
P.m. Homaker
Ford's Theater Reopens After Restoration
Ford's Theater in Washington reopened for dramatic presentations over a century after President Lincoln was fatally shot there. The $2.7 million National Park Service project restored the theater to its original conditions, with a 1700-seat main floor and balconies, returning it to a gleaming white interior with gold trim and red carpets.
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Washington
Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
National Park Service
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