Job's Daughters To Attend Convention In Great Bend
The 34th annual Grand Guardian Council session and 6th annual Grand Bethel meeting of Job's Daughters will convene June 8 and 9 at Great Bend Municipal Auditorium. Local members, led by Mrs. Valentine Bartley and Mr. Ralph E. Wilson, will host events including drill contests, an all-membership banquet, a barbecue, and a coronation ball. Ottawa participants will honor a Kansas City polio patient and tribute to Masons and Eastern Star, with many Ottawa girls and chaperones travelling to the convention.
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Grand Guardian Council
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Grand Bethel of Kansas
Great Bend
Valentine Bartley
Grand Guardian of Kansas
Ralph E. Wilson
Leavenworth
Grand Guardian
Ottawa
Kansas City
Marilyn Irwin
Karen Haverty
Masons
Order of the Eastern Star
Bethel
Carolyn Kelley
Grand 5Th Messenger
The
Grand Bethel
Linda Schwarz
Karen
Judy Duffield
Karen Sloan
Jeanne Harvey
Pam Weidner
Sandra Ogg
Jill Brown
Deanna Drake
Marjorie Zook
Betty Hardage
Judy Harder
Pat Hanes
Carol Rayback
Beverly McDaniel
Caramitta Lee
Pat Lister
Sharon Ligon
Social Circle meets at United Presbyterian church
Mrs. Thomas Crawford hosted the Social Circle of the United Presbyterian church on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering featured group singing and devotions led by Mrs. Elmer Bell and Mrs. Charles Weaver, with a business session conducted by Mrs. J. H. Foster. Guest Mrs. Ray Huffman of Kansas City, a retired missionary, spoke about her Sudan work. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Foster. Members present included Mines, Leona Chesser, Carl Wittman, M. Todd Macdonald, Ralph Paul, C. O. Saffron, Glenn Sarver, and Miss Lucy See.
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Thomas Crawford
United Presbyterian Church
Elmer Bell
Charles Weaver
J. H. Foster
Ray Huffman
Kansas City
Sudan
Foster
Mines
Leona Chesser
Carl Wittman
M. Todd Macdonald
Ralph Paul
C. O. Saffron
Glenn Sarver
Lucy See
Memorial service for several listed members held by Rebekah and lodge
A joint memorial service was conducted by the Rebekah and 1.0.0.F. lodges in the 1.0.0.F. hall last night. The candle lighting scene featured a white Bible and white car nations with flower bouquets. Participants included Mrs. Russell Nordyke, Mrs. Lindel Chism, Mrs. Glen Ainsworth, Mrs. Louis Turner, Mr. Marvin Palmer, and Mr. Ernest Lowrance, plus a quartet—Patty and Judy Stevens, Katie Chism, Sallie Liggett—accompanied by Elizabeth Pinney. The service honored Mrs. Jennie Crawford, Mrs. Belle Evans, Mrs. Edna Bottens, Mrs. Belle Rosenberry, Mrs. Carrie Fowler, Mrs. Emma S. Campbell, C. F. E. Peck.
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Rebekah
Glen Lancaster
Russell Nordyke
Linde]Chism
Glen Ainsworth
Louis Turner
Family genealogical notice from Ottawa locals
Robert 1014 months and Shirley Jean 214 years are listed as children of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips. Grandparents are Mrs. Josephine Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Blankenbaker. Great grandparents include Ben Blankenbaker and Nora Goodwine. Wright Studio appears.
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Robert
Shirley Jean
Robert Phillips
Route 1
Ottawa
Josephine Phillips
S. Hickory
H. L. Blankenbaker
Ben Blankenbaker
Nora Good‘wine
Welda
Wright Studio
Farrago of Masonic Event Details and Attendees
Harold J Lamb and Fred J B Reed past grand master. Roses and lilies arranged on the refreshments table. Committee included Mr and Mrs Obed Harmonson Mr and Mrs Gail Nitcher and Mr and Mrs C L Breckenridge. Fifty persons were present.
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Harold J. Lamb
Fred J B. Reed
Obed Harmonson
Gail Nitcher
C. L. Breckenridge
Daughters Club elects officers at Centro polis luncheon
The Daughters Club of Centro polis met at Mrs. Donald Woodsum's home for a luncheon. Officers elected were Mrs. Porter Turner as president, Mrs. Theodore Clark as vice president, Mrs. Roy B. Church as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Donald Woodsum as courtesy chairman. Big Sisters names were drawn for the coming year with members and visitors including Mmes. Bernard Briggs, Karen and Larry, Leland Gilliland, Robin, Frank Morgan, Frank Roller, Harold Simmons, Tilfred Simmons, W. D. Willford, Verne Sink, Edward Woodsum, and Steven Clark attending.
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Daughters Club of
Centropolis
Donald Woodsum
Porter Turner
Theodore Clark
Roy B. Church
Mmes
Bernard Briggs
Karen
Larry
Leland Gilliland
Robin
Frank Morgan
Frank Roller
Harold Simmons
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. West's Birthday Matriarch
Mr. and Mrs. Freeland West host a dinner at 804 South Willow this evening for relatives. The event celebrates Mrs. West’s mother Mrs. H. W. Fine’s birthday, observed today. Guests include Mr. H. W. Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Fine and Penny of Palm Springs, and Mrs. Crystal Dennis of Hollywood.
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Freeland West
Carolyn
Joyce
South Willow
West
H. W. Fine
Cecil R. Fine
Penny
Palm Springs
Calif
Crystal Dennis
Hollywood
De Molay Mothers Hold Summer Planning Meeting
Franklin County De Molay Mothers Circle No , 15 met in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Earl Sexton presiding. The last regular meeting until September 6 was held while plans for a summer ice cream social were approved. De Molay boys served punch and cookies.
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Franklin County
de Molay Mothers Circle No. 15
Masonic Temple
Earl Sexton
de Molay
Marriage in Las Vegas ties Topeka pair in ceremony
Dororthy Mahan and Art Holbrook, both of Topeka, were wed May 4 in Las Vegas Nevada at the Little Church of the West. Mrs Crum of Topeka is the bride's mother. Rev Daly officiated. Attendants were LeRoy Carlson and his wife of Los Angeles. The couple dined at the Sahara Hotel, Holbrook resigning from WIBW TV May 1 to pursue California work. They honeymooned west and now reside at 615 Ocean Avenue Santa Monica California.
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Dorothy Mahan
Art Holbrook
Topeka
Las Vegas
Nevada
Frank F. Crum
Mr. Crum
Crum
Thomas J. Daly
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Little Church of the West
Cooking For Fun Feature: Muffins Hamburgers and Cups
AP News Features presents a mixed kitchen guide with recipes for Orange Bran Muffins Hamburgers with Tomato Sauce and Open Cucumber Sandwiches. It includes ingredients, methods, yields, and a note on open sandwiches.
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AP News
C W F Meeting Details and Memorial Gift
A C W F gathering in the Christian church discussed prayer as the theme with Mrs. R D Waymire leading. They read and approved the annual budget, gave $50 to the Robin Cobble memorial fund, and outlined future gifts including funds for a hospital X ray in Monieka and repairs and furnishings for local facilities.
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Christian Church
R. D. Waymire
Archie Clark
Meritt Goddard
Robin Cobble
Phillips University
Africa
Kansas
Monieka
Mt. Beulah Christian Center
Bonner Springs Camp
Fellowship Hall
Albert Hamm
J. P. Haggard
John Millard
Nellie March
Mary Lawrence
Ruth Kinkaid
Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Cain’s Home
The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. William Cain’s home with group singing and the Lord's Prayer to start the meeting. Guests included Mrs. Dale Vincent and Bonnie, Mrs. Alice Johnston and Mrs. Oden Thompson, with a list of members and attendees followed by refreshments. The next meeting is slated for Pomona Methodist church.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
William Cain
Dale Vincent
Bonnie
Alice ,Johnston
Oden Thompson
Mmes
Ralph Bethell
John Carpenter
Charles Eichenberger
William Fawl
Lyle Hunt
Nancy
Floyd Flager
Don Johnston
Nells Kristenson
Jack Nelson
Gordie Price
Sally
Lionel Shaw
John Fritts
Pomona Methodist Church
Tea To Honor Candidate's Wife In Topeka
A tea will be held Tuesday from 2 to 4 p m honoring Mrs Warren Shaw wife of a Republican governor candidate in Kansas The event at Mrs G C Robe 10242 South Main is co hosted by Mrs R R Red mond Mrs Ralph O Neil of Wellsville Mrs A O Sigler of Richmond and Mrs Harry Funk of Williamsburg
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Warren Shaw
Topeka
Shaw
Kansas
G. C. Robe
South Main
R. R. Redmond
Ralph O’neil
Wellsville
A. O. Sigler
Richmond
Harry Funk
Williamsburg
Socialettes: Bell family visits and house guests
Mrs. Bert Bell returns from a three week visit with relatives in Wichita and Derby. Mr. and Mrs. S. Robert McCrea return from a week long motor trip visiting Grayslake Illinois and Newton Iowa. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emile Barnes at 433 S Mulberry include Raymond Morris and children from Phoenix with the family present.
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Bert Bell
John Bell
Wichita
Charles Bell
Derby
S. Robert McCrea
David Behan
Grayslake
Ill
Mr. Mee- Crea
William Johnson
Newton
Iowa
Emile Barnes
S. Mulberry
Raymond Morris
Gary
Chuckie
Peter
Elizabeth Anne
Mary Catherine
Phoenix
GOP Delegates To Meet Monday In Topeka
Kansas GOP delegates will meet in Topeka Monday at noon to discuss transportation and housing for the national convention in San Francisco opening August 20. Wilbur Leonard state executive secretary says the group may elect its chairman then or decide to wait until the convention.
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Topeka
Kansas
San Francisco
Wilbur Leonard
GOP
Local social guests include Barnes and Ralston families
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Barnes and Anne Adele Horton with Mr. and Mrs. James Ralston Kay and Carolyn Topeka were guests on Wednesday. Mr. Henry J. Chenoweth, former Ottawan of Long Beach California, arrived today to visit sisters Mrs. H. H. Hayes and Mrs. Charles Quin and other relatives and friends.
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Aziz
Bud Barnes
Anne Adele
Horton
James Ralston
Kay
Carolyn
Topeka
Henry J. Chenoweth
Long Beach
Calif
H. H. Hayes
Charles Quin
Tragic Farm Accident Claims Six-Year-Old Child
Jeannette Studt the six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Burton Studt of Glasco was killed last evening when she fell from a tractor her father was driving while plowing a field.
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Concordian
Jeannette Studt
Burton Studt
Glasco
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