Bethel No 31 Daughters plan party after initiation
Lois Smith reports Bethel No 31 Job's Daughters met to plan a formal party after initiation on June 27. Reports from the recent Grand meeting in Topeka were given by Mrs. Pail McCracken and Leonard Kelley. Carolyn Kelley presided as officers were named and two petitions were received.
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Bethel No. 31
Job
Pail McCracken
Leonard Kelley
Topeka
Marie Keelvie
Carolyn Kelley
Bethel
Bethel No
State of Kansas
Valentine Bartley
Ralph Wilson
Leavenworth
Jill Brown
Jolene Byink
Deanna Albright
Carolyn Christie
Margaret Crawford
Barbara Dahlstrom
Carol Day
Karen Duffield
Elmore Going
Karen‘ Haverty
Beverly Hobbs
Betty ‘Hardage
Kathryn Keelin
Marie + Keelin
Martha Kellar
Deanna Drake
Barbada James
Janice Newfield
Carol Lollar
Judy Lee
Carolyn Meiers
Sandra Ogg
Shirley Rea
Janet Rice
Janet Read
Wanda Robertson
Karen Sloan
Patty
Judy Stevens
Verdine Shanes
Socialettes and family events in a small town
Mary Elizabeth Elliott returns home after a two week stay with grandparents in Hathaway Montana. Grandparents Mr and Mrs J H Breeheisen celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary with a dinner and dessert. Guests include Glen Daniel Deborah Lee Glenn Allen Joe Duane Wilma Jean Oakes Ravenna Peterson and Mrs Not cross and children of Lawrence. R L Brethen hosts Wichita guests for a day of visiting and photos. VFW Auxiliary plans a sewing meeting with potluck supper. Penny march totals 65 cents banter and names of attendees listed. In Japan about 35 percent of the population is under 15 years old.
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Mary Elizabeth Elliott
Hathaway, Mont
J. H. Breeheisen
Mary Elizabeth
John Oaks
M. Mulberry
Glen Daniel
Deborah Lee
Glenn Allen
Joe Duane
Wilma Jean
Roger Dale Oakes
Ravenna Peterson
Notcross
Lawrence
Victor Sowers
Mabel Simmons
Harvey Crean
Roy Lambert
Frank Bogard
F. E. Moore
Jim Robinson
Ed Curby
Fred Lutz
Beverly Jean Dunlap Weds Clifton Crain in Kansas City
Beverly Jean Dunlap and Clifton C. Crain were married June 4 at Broadway Methodist Church Kansas City in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Dunlap Route 4 wore white dotted Swiss with lace. reception followed in the church parlor. She is a Ottawa high school graduate employed by Kansas City Power and Light Co. They reside at 15 E Pocahontas Kansas City Mo.
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Broadway Methodist Church
Kansas City
Beverly Jean Dunlap
W. D. Dunlap
Clifton C. Crain
Burney Crain
Springfield
Stepnanous
Edwin Vandiver
Topeka
B. L. Schubel
Alfred Loftin
Tribbey Nickerson
E. Pocahontas
Ottawa High School
Kansas City Power and Light Co
The
Ottawa Wedding Details Highlight Local and Out-of-Town Guests
The ceremony featured a groom from a Springfield and Rockhurst background who served in World War II and works as a DeCoursey Creamery salesman in Kansas City. Attendees from Topeka Ottawa and nearby areas included Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hochstuhl and others, with guests listed from Topeka and Ottawa.
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Ffice
Ottawa
Groom
Springfield
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
DeCoursey Creamery
Kas
Eugene Hochstuhl
Dan Hochstuhl
Alton
Ed Vandiver
Dianne
Topeka
Reid Dunlap
Club forecasts and church events across Richmond area
Busy Bee and Scissors club activities include initiation and potluck at various churches. Fra stern Star and Earnest Workers report installations and gatherings. Union Chapel and First Methodist Circles list members and locations. Boat breakfast at Mulberry and combined noon church potluck planned. A note states U S women in private households declined from 2 million in 1940 to under 1 million in 1950.
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Rose Campbell
Scissors Club of
Richmond
Dee Spaulding Frastern Star
C.W.F
Christian Church Annex
Earnest Workers
Trinity Methodist Church
Union Chapel
L. L. Snethen
First Methodist Circles
West
R. J. Hoffman
Southeast
Clarence Nauman
Mulberry
U. S
TRi Mu Sunday School Picnic At Garnett Lake
Ottawa society notes report the TRi Mu Sunday School class of First Baptist Church enjoying a picnic supper Sunday evening at Garnett Lake. Guests and members listed include Mrs. Paul Barker and Bobby, Frances Gentry, Mary Lea March, Alice Pritchard, Geraldine Hughes, Mildred Hart, Opal Nearmyer, Edna Nearmyer, Marjorie Kent, Helen Davidson, Ruth Pritchard, Virginia Moree, Pearl Blow, Birdell Fields, Dorothy Green, Neva Lantis, Jack Wiseheart, Jimmy Bevan, and Leroy Thompson.
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Tri Mu
First Baptist Church
Garnett Lake
Paul Barker
Japs Drink More Coffee Than Tea
Tokyo reports Japan now uses coffee more than tea with Kyodo noting four million pounds of coffee and three percent million pounds of tea yearly. Since World War II about one in six married women of child bearing age bears a child annually, up from one in eight before the war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyodo
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