Tipton Keith Wedding Vows Solemnized at Sacred Heart
Mary Catherine Tipton and Roger A. Keith married in a ceremony at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The bride, daughter of Nelson Tipton, wore an empire gown of white silk organza. groom is a farmer, son of Clare Keith. Rehearsal supper hosted by groom’s parents on June 18.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mary Catherine Tipton
Nelson Tipton
Ash
Roger A. Keith
Clarence E. Keith
Robert Burger
Clara Bellefleur
Rosemary Wiederholt
Kansas City
Martin Kay Reams
Douglas Keith
Unc
Larry Ikenberry
Palmyra
Neb
Nicholas Tipton
Gary Davis
Newton
Marlin Pierson
Halestead
Warren Clark
Kenneth Vandeventer
St. Joseph’s Center
Smilax
al Mages
Carol Moherman
Pamela Mavity
Carol Terry
Leo Wiederholt Sr
Betty White
Carolyn Mayes
Ann Keith
Sue Judd
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Ottawa High School
OHS
Kansas State College
Wichita Technical School
Keith
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment
A reader asks about popularity loss at age 12 and fears of being unloved. The columnist reassures that mood swings pass and notes human nature. Other letters discuss singleness, career life, a brother’s unsuitable relationship, and stage fright for a young singer with practical coping tips.
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Dear Ann Landers
Miss Jekyll
Ann Landers
Dixie
Nightingale
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Patricia Louise Martin to Marry Marvin Gretencord
Mr and Mrs Lee J Martin of Princeton announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Louise to Marvin Joseph Gretencord son of Mr and Mrs Antone Gretencord of Richmond. The couple plans to wed Aug 7 at St Therese Catholic Church Richmond Miss Martin graduated from Kansas University and teaches at Roeland Park Shawnee Mission Mr Gretencord works at Olathe Farm Equipment Co and has recently returned from service in Hawaii with the Armed Forces.
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Lee J. Martin
Princeton
Patricia Louise
Marvin Joseph Gretencord
Anetone Gretencord
Richmond
St. Therese Catholic Church
Miss Martin
Kansas University
Roeland Park
Shawnee Mission
Gretencord
Olathe Farm Equipment Co
Hawaii
WMS Group Plans Fall Bazaar at Appanoose Church
Mrs Lester Clark led a love gift dedication for a 7 offering at the Appanoose Baptist WMS meeting. Mrs Earl Gilliland hosted. They planned a fall bazaar and noted 25 was sent to the Congo state project. The division held a food sale. antiques quilts and paintings were displayed. Proceeds from a white elephant and used clothing sale fund Vacation School and the love gift. Mrs Carl Houston to host next meeting.
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Lester Clark
Appanoose Baptist Wms
Earl Gilliland
Robert Steele Jr
Congo
Victor Harlich
Kanesas
Carl Houston
Librarians Attend ALA Conference In Detroit July Fourth
Miss Neil Barnaby and Miss Lois Flanagan, city librarians, will fly from Kansas City on June 20 to attend the American Library Association 84th annual conference in Detroit Michigan July 4 to 6. They will join a pre conference institute on library buildings and spend a day in Windsor Canada. Robert G. Vosper, former KU Libraries director now at UCLA, will be installed as president at the Sunday banquet and discuss Libraries and the Inquiring Mind. The travelers plan a post conference tour of lower Michigan with regional foods including ham loaf.
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Neil Barnaby
Lois Flanagan
Dodge City
Kansas City
American Lirary Association
Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Canada
Robert G. Vosper
University of Kansas
U.C.L.A
Lower Michigan
Allen Family Socialette Visit Recap
Socialettes visiting last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Allen RFD 1 included their son Louis R. Allen and his family Susan and Doug from Hammond Indiana They planned to visit relatives in Glenwood Iowa and another son Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen and children Spencer Iowa and travel on to visit more relatives.
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A. G. Allen
RFD
Louis R. Allen
Susan
Doug
Hammond
Ind
Glenwood
Iowa
Allens
Jack Allen
Spencer
Towa
Ingenious Kitchen Uses From Everyday Items
Dear Heloise outlines clever repurposing tips from readers. A paint tray lined with foil becomes a roasting pan with good drainage. Other hints include lint removal with a glove, oiling door knobs to deter running guests, and using ice cream sticks to mark plant beds. Readers share practical, low-cost helpers for cleaning, packing, travel, and sewing.
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Heloise
William Shinn
Chapter Votes Contributions Faith Chapter Meeting Actions
The Faith Chapter and Gold Star Mothers voted a 15 dollar contribution for rehabilitation work and a 10 dollar donation for a VA Hospital bingo party held Monday afternoon at the Anchor building with Mrs. Ray Howell in charge. They voted to send cookies to the Topeka VA Hospital on July 2 for a party. Cards were sent to two sick members. Mrs. Lawson reported on an applique quilt bazaar project and Mrs. Howell spoke about the memorial service at the cemetery on Memorial Day.
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Faith
Gold Star
Ray Howell
Topeka VA Hospital
Joe Lawson
Howell
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