Girl Scouts Court Of Awards At Elliott Hall
Over 200 attended a Girl Scout awards night at Elliott Hall with 93 scouts from nine troops hosting a 66 fathers and 22 readers. The event featured nine country tables, investiture ceremonies, badge awards, 102 merit badges across 31 fields, and multiple leaders honored by Ottawa Scout Council.
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Elliott Hall
Russia
England
Holland
Sweden
Mexico
Brazil
Italy
Japan
Palestine
Raymond Jennings
Myron Steere
John Pinney
C. W. Henning
Ottawa Scout Council
Cheryl Campbell
Pam Adamson
Adele Francis
Margaret Henning
Sandra Clerk
Carolyn Bowers
Pamela Gray
Connie Griffin
Martha Brenner
Linda Loyd
Sherry Piggott
Dalene Waymire
50th Anniversary Dinner for Mr and Mrs Amos Lyon
A Richmond couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday family dinner at their home. Four children and spouses, plus relatives from Overbrook, Garnett, Baldwin and Richmond attended an open house in the afternoon. Mrs Jerome Lyon greeted guests while helpers served. A three tier cake, candles, plants and a dinette set were among the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Lyon
Richmond
Overbrook
Garnett
Baldwin
Jerome Lyon
Elsie Shearer
StIden Lyon
Carl Shinkle
Robert Foltz
Entertain Officers Rebekahs Host District Event
Officers and members of the Pomona Rebekah lodge held a district gathering with Mrs. Alice Sellens as president and Mrs. Mae Burch as secretary. Gifts were presented, one application accepted, and plans made for community aid, a Saturday supper, a Valentine party for Rebekah IOCF Home, and a Kansas Day themed refreshment table. Thirty eight attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahgs
Alice Sellens
Mae Burch
Pomona
Glenn Lankaster
Gil Nitcher
W. V. Becker
Lodge
Becker
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship
Eloise McFadden
Alta O'Flaherty
Ben Gibson
Julius Raffelock
Harry Loyd
William Boucek
Floyd Hamner
Rebekah 1
Ted Johnson
Herb Richardson
Karl Romstedt
Viola Rogers
Byron Figgins
M. L. Sellers
Christian Women Topic on Great Women of Faith
Esther Greenman W M S Circle at First Baptist heard Mrs J B Stewart recount lives of six women from Edith Deans Great Women of the Christian Faith. Mrs Della Welton led a devotional. Reports noted 18 boxed cookies delivered to nursing home patients at Christmas. Mrs Clyde Underwood and Mrs Jack Laws helped serve refreshments to 17 members.
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Esther Greenman
First Baptist Church
J. B. Stewart
Howard Henderson
Edith Dean
Della Welton
Clyde ‘Underwood
Jack Laws
Country Club Coffee Ladies Golf to host review event
Country Club Coffee Ladies Golf Association sponsors a coffee at Country Club on February 9 at 9 30 a m. Mrs G D Weilepp will review Every Day is Sunday by Willard Temple.
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Ladies Golf Association
Country Club
G. D. Weilepp
Willard Temple
Will Be Hostesses For State Banquet In Topeka
Miss Lahoma Dennis of Topeka formerly of Ottawa invites Ottawa women to serve as hostesses at the Kansas Day Club annual banquet tomorrow evening in Topeka Memorial auditorium. Attending are Mrs. Tom Gleason, Mrs. Homer Flora, Mrs. Joe Stephenson, Mrs. Jack Byrd, Mrs. Vernon Chesbro, Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. William Bowers, Mrs. Robert Granger, Mrs. A. Stephen son, Mrs. Mary Belle Chappel, Mrs. A. O. Sigler of Richmond, and Miss Mary Huderson of Pomona. Dennis is club vice president and 2nd vice president of the Kansas Women's Republican Club, former president of the Franklin County Women's Republican Club. Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania will speak.
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Lahoma Dennis
Topeka
Ottawa
Otttawa
Kansas Day Club
Tom Gleason
Homer Flora
Joe Stephenson
Jack Byrd
Vernon Chesbro
Arthur Jones
William Bowers
Robert Granger
A. Stephenson
Mary Belle Chappell
A. O. Sigler
Richmond
Mary Huderson
Pomona
Dennis
Kansas
Parties honor Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes before wedding
Several parties celebrated the upcoming marriage of Mrs. Wilbur Rhodes, formerly Welores Carleton, with luncheon hosted by Margaret Kughn and Mrs. Robert Boyd in Wichita attended by 44 Soeing Aircraft punch girls and others. A bridal shower at Mrs. Bethell’s Pomona home, attended by 32 guests, featured gifts under red and white streamers and a small lit church. Additional shower at the Langley home hosted by multiple assistants drew 30 guests and a red and white umbrella decoration.
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Wilbur Rhodes
Welores Carleston
Margaret Kughn
Robert Boyd
Miss Kughn
Wichita
Carleton
Jennie Bethell
Edith Thompson
Harvey Crow
Club Teaches Parents Children Relations Panel Discussed
A club held a panel discussion on parent child relations led by Mrs. KR A Bruce and Mrs Neil Bullock. Members recited Ten Commandments for Parents. Mrs M E Reinecke led the business session. letters from former members were read. Hostess Mrs Paul Perkins and assistant Mrs Bruce served refreshments. Guests included Mrs Noel Cook and Mrs Ed Snyder. Twelve members attended.
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KR. A. Bruce
Neil Bullock
Im. E. Reinecke
Paul Perkins
Bruce
Noel Cook
Ed Snyder
Socialities Omicron Chapter Works on Tissue Box Holders
The Socialities Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a meeting with Mrs. Harvey Martin to craft holders for cleansing tissue boxes as a nursing home project. Twelve attended joining the evening session.
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Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Harvey Martin
Nutritious Soup Using Leftover Vegetables
A practical recipe suggests simmering odds and ends of vegetables, reserving the broth, and pressing the solids. The vegetable puree is then stirred into a well seasoned thin white sauce to create a nutritious soup.
Loyal Temperance Legion Meet At Trinity Church
L. T. L. Group met yesterday in Trinity Methodist Church with Eunice Caldwell presiding and serving as devotional reader. Edna Graham directed group singing. Barbara Huley Lynn Bryan and Cindy Durbin led salutes to the flags. Mrs. Florence Clark related the story Mrs Poppenjoys Christmas Tree while scriptures mounted on woven mats will be used on hospital trays. Refreshments of date cookies and apples were served by Donna Hughes Earl Fuller and Philip Caldwell, with Mary Frances Payne leading closing service. Two children and four adults attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Caldwell
Loyal Temperance Legion
Trinity Methodist Church
Edna Graham
Barbara Huley
Lynn Bryan
Cindy Durbin
Philip Caldwell
Mary Frances Payne
Waffle technique signals batter ready time
When steam ceases under the waffle iron the batter is cooked and ready to be flipped. Training tips indicate lifting the cover confirms the waffles are done and lightly browned.
New Plant From Peru Eyed Like African Violet
Purdue horticulturists note the friendship plant from Peru resembles the African Violet with reddish leaves and many ivory flowers, a newer addition to U.S. indoor flower pots.
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Peru
U.S
Purdue University
Invitation to a Car Drive Echoes in Autumn Tone
A tentative invitation invites a car drive amid a fall ambiance and familiar car names. The message blends nostalgia with a suggestion to experience a journey in a vehicle associated with seasonal change.
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Girl Scouts
Mrs
Briles
Country Club Coffee
Ollark
Coats & Suits
Terrill's
MISS
Memorial Auditorium
Everett Roberson
Debbie
East St. Louis
Busy Bee Club
Cora Pursley
Ed Elliott
Anna Bryan
Elliott
John Montgomery
Saffron Glass Co
N. Main
BUICK
Reiter Motor
N. Mai
Buick Motor Division
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