Hobby Of Raising Gladioli Expands Into Family Affair
Loyd Hollinger of East 7th starts a decade ago with gladioli and now his wife Mrs. Hollinger and children Kent Rita and Kean join in. At Shawnee Mission high school show he entered 41 entries earning 20 ribbons including 11 blue firsts. Seedling Pink Diamond won a special award and is for sale. The family grows 278 varieties this year, with 60 to 70 minis and 40 smoky varieties. They emphasize deep planting, careful labeling, record keeping, and early, thorough cultivation. Kent has a 4-H project planting 1,000 bulbs across ten varieties for home beautification and sale as cut flowers or bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Hollinger
Ottawa
Kent
Rita
Kean
Heart of America Gladiola Society
Shawnee Mission High School
Herald
Lois Smith
East 7Th
Hollingers
Hollinger
Africa
New Garden Club Members Enjoy Summer Fun
Miscellany notes new and long standing garden clubs enjoying summer flowers. A daylily journal fears catching trends, recounting a Florida bus driver’s convention shuttle antics and a National Meeting in Valdosta. Ottawa residents discuss unusual diet trends, campouts by fathers, and bus trip grooming efforts by students and chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daylily
Hemerocallis
Florida
Valdosta
Omaha
Ground Observer Corps Seeks Civilian Volunteers
Your city needs you as the U S Air Force asks civilians to join Ground Observer Corps. Volunteer for a few hours weekly and work alongside Air Force members and community volunteers to monitor for possible Soviet bomber activity, amid ongoing defense concerns. Call Civil Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartling
Skywatch
U. S. Air Force
Ground Observer Corps
Air Force
Civil Defense
Lamb-McMillen Vows Sunday In Wellsville
Mrs Exla R Lamb of Lenexa and Tom McMillen of Wellsville were united in marriage Sunday afternoon at 2 in the Wellsville Baptist church. Reverend Loyal Hiatt performed the ceremony. The bride was escorted by her uncle W A Murphy of Wellsville. Organist Dorothy Jones played several classic tunes. Afterward the couple and guests traveled six miles southwest of Wellsville to their home. Attending out of town were guests from La Cygne Paola Iola Kansas City Lenexa and Overland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exla R. Lamb
Lenexa
Tom. McMillen
Wellsville
Wellsville Baptist Church
Loyal Hiatt
McMillen
Don Gorton
Ottawa
W. A. Murphy
Dorothy ‘Jones
la Cyghe
Paola
Iola
Kansas City
Overland Park
Barnett Vickers wed in Sacred Heart Emporia
Roberta Kay Barnett and Jerry Lee Vickers of route 2 were married Wednesday morning in Sacred Heart church Emporia. Rev Noel William performed the ceremony. The couple, both graduates of Wellsville High School class of 1955, plan future together with active families and careers in Emporia and at Baker University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Kay Barnett
Jerry Lee Vickers
Sacred Heart Church
Emporia
Noel William
Floyd Barnett
Elton Vickers
Clarence
Carpenter
Ottawa
Wellsville High School
Baker University At
Baldwin
Delta, Delta, Delta Sorority
Hegenbart and Grimwood
K.S
Local Youths Take Summer Work On Kansas Turnpike
In Emporia 3T.C. reports summer employment on the Kansas Turnpike. Mr and Mrs Vickers live at 728 Union, Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kansas Turnpike
Vickers
Union, Emporia
Birthday Party for Sharon Whitacre at Honn Home
A party honoring Sharon Whitacre’s i1th birthday was hosted yesterday by her sister Mrs. Vernon Honn at the Honn residence on Cypress. The event ran from 10 a.m. to noon with games, gifts, photos, and refreshments served by Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Whitacre, and Mrs. Williamson. Attendees included Sharon Burke Fatty Spegal Kay Cooper Janet Wise Alice Wise Doug Farrell Darrell McAuley Darlene McAuley Nancy Fivian Janice Griffin Harriet Bechtle David Bechtle Nancy Springer Linda Detwiler Janet Detwiler Alan Van Loenen Sandra Stone Virginia Faul Barbara Faul Evelyn Youngman Pat Canfield Paula Goddard Bruce Whitacre Susie Frankie Jimmy Horn and Sharon’s brother Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon. Whitacre
Vernon Honn
Cypress
Honn
Horn
Whitacre
William Sinfantes
Sharon Burke
Sharon Burke, ‘ Fatty’ Spegal, ‘Kay Cooper, Janet and Alice Wise, Doug Farrell
Darrell
Darlene McAu Jey
Nancy Fivian
Janice Griffin
Harriet
David Bechtle
Nancy Springer
Linda
Janet Detwiler
Alan van Loenen
Sandra Stone
Virginia
Barbara Faul
Evelyn Youngman
Pat Canfield
Paula Goddard
Bruce Whitacre
Susie
Frankie
Jimmy Horn
Sharon
Norman
Socialettes Guests Visit Ottawa from Dur ham and Bucklin
Henry Linney and son Richard of Cincinnati visit Linney's sister Mrs. L. S. Price in Ottawa staying a month with Mrs. Hill at 814 West Fifth. The Cozad family from Durham NC, including Craig, will visit in Ottawa and Holton as Duke University graduate student Mr. Cozad plans to earn his PhD in December. Mrs. Robbins of Williamsburg and sister Mrs. Lomas of Osawatomie join Bucklin visit with Mrs. Robbins' son. Karl Diestelhorst and family attend church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Linney
Richard
Cincinnati, Ohio
Linney
L. S. Price
H. D. Hill
George Cozad
Craig
Durham
Ottawa
Holton
Cozad
Duke University
Ww.re Robbins
Williamsburg
Marie Lomas
Osawatomie
Bucklin
Robbins
Karl Diestelhorst
Trinity W S C S hears Carolyn Fisher talk at church
The Trinity W S C S met Thursday at the church with Carolyn Fisher, a School of Missions delegate from National College Kansas City, reporting on her trip and displaying articles. Mrs. Howard Fisher led devotions while Mrs. Jess Blake taught, assisted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity W.S.C.S
Carolyn Fisher
School of Missions
National College
Kansas City
Howard Fisher
Brazil
Jess Blake
E. J. Barnes
Obed Harmoyson
Elsie Ferguson
Fred Proffitt
A. E. Sullins
R. S. Ward
R. B. Graig
Baldwin
Ferguson
Harmonson
Fisher
New Missionaries in the Field Tells Tauy Circle Lesson
Tauy Mission Circle met with Mrs. Raymond Mack giving the topic New Missionaries in the Field. Mrs. George Hull hosted. Mrs. Ivan Brittingham led, and Mrs. Jess Ramsey led devotions. A quilt project, ice cream social plans, and a 91 cent collection followed. Refreshments were served. attendees included Mrs. Loren Higginbotham, Mrs. Roy Hubn, and Nancy Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauy
Raymond Mack
George Hull
Ivan Brittingham
Jess Ramsey
Loren Higginbotham
Roy Hubn
Nancy Hull
Girls Take Over Leavenworth Route During Vacation
Judith Kumm aged 14 and her 10 year old sister Sharon ran their brother’s Leavenworth Times route while he was away. Other carriers helped fold papers, delivering 88 papers, getting vacation reliefers started three minutes after receiving the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Judith Kumm
Sharon
Leavenworth Times
Club Forecast Sunday Civic Activities at Federated Churches
Sunday events include CENTURY FELLOWSHIP at Federated church home of R R Redmond, plus picnics and socials at multiple churches. Various groups such as Busy Bee, Zigzaggers, and Daughters Club plan gatherings, ice cream socials, and birthday observances across churches including Trinity Methodist, United Pragbuteriey, and First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Fellowship of Federated Church
R. R. Redmond
C.W.B.C
N. Baptist Church
Sothene
Memorial Auditorium
Bennet Ae Society
of Nazarene Church
Wt McClay
Owen Hobba
Lillian Spears
L.W
Vincent
William Bryan
G.C
Ray Hivans
Women's Association of Federated Church
Beckers
Trinity Methodist Church
Forest Park
Hazel Harrison
Emile . Barnes
LWNLB
United Pragbuteriey Church
First “Methodist
W.S.C
New Flavor Note Adds Bacon and Ham Steak Pairings
Crumbled crisp bacon folded into cream style cottage cheese for a savory lunch option. Serve with fruit salad for a light, balanced meal. A new flavor note features ham steak served with a rich tomato sauce to enhance the menu.
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Hollinger Garden
Basil Kelsey, Jr
Larry Prager
South Side
Dad
Dan Wilson
Gounett
Feltivities
Lois Lois’ Smith
Lamb-McMillen
Barnett-Vickers
Dean Berlin
John
Kaiser
Madonic Bldg
Pho
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance ‘Corporation
FR. Bennett
Milo M. Hewitt
Homer J. Henning
WY Association
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