Hawaiian Theme Installation Dinner in North American Hotel
Soroptimist Club held a Hawaiian themed installation dinner at the North American Hotel. Mrs M A Welty presided as special welcomes to new members Miss Nell Barnaby and new members Mrs Phil McCracken Mrs Carl Senter and Mrs Eva Hanes. The club presented a $200 annual scholarship to Karen Kay Kasper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Conaty, an Ottawa High School 1965 graduate who will attend Ottawa University in the fall. Anita Gonzaga an Ottawa University student performed dance numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soroptimist Club
M. A. Welty
Nell Barnaby
Phil McCracken
Carl Senter
Eva Hanes
Ottawa
Ray Mahoney
Karen Kay Kasper
Robert Conaty
OHS
Ottawa University
Anita Gonzaga
Philippines
Barbara Tarvin
Linda Hoy
Gonzaga
O.U
Camilla Maichel
Topeka
Lawrence Club
Ottawa Club
Glenn Mack
P. R. Jamison
Neal Pritchard
Orpha Jones
Rosalie Crist
Welty
Salina
Margaret Raines
Pittsburg
Bernice L. Binster
Cora Boggs
Cynthia Mack
Viola McGrew
Carol Abernathy
Miss Buchanan
C. A. Peacock
Bruce Allison
Miss Carr
Esether Garrison
Auxiliary Receives Membership Petition
The VFW Auxiliary held a meeting in which one petition for membership was received. Mrs. Cara Furman was elected and appointed as a new 3 year trustee. The group planned receptions, reported on emergency hospital supplies, and listed committees for a July 8 council meeting in Ottawa. Delegates to the national convention were chosen, and July and August activities were scheduled including a covered dish dinner and an ice cream social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.F.W
Glen W. Hardesty
Cara Furman
S Ip
Furman
F. C. Wise
H. R. McCurdy
Robert D. Altic
David Bunch
Ottawa
Kenneth Mealman
Loyd Myers
Chicago
Hardesty
Garland Hinkle
Roy W. Lambert
Rita Hardesty
Secret Pass
Mrs. McCurdy
It's What's Happening Baby Beat Music Special
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry describes CBS 90 minute Monday night special It's What's Happening, Baby a public service swingin soiree for youths 16 to 21 at risk of dropping out. The program features beat music from 20 acts with no commercials between numbers to reach a minority audience for the Office of Economic Opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Heloise tips for everyday sewing and kitchen fixes
Readers share simple household hacks. A shoe tip helps babies’ feet slide into footwear with less fuss. Wrapping photos in plastic keeps wallets intact. Tape patches old sewing patterns to prevent torn holes. A pan steam trick uses a hairpin to vent steam without dropping in.
Folding and Stretching Gently Restores Dough Structure
When punch down happens during yeast bread making, fold and stretch the dough rather than cutting or tearing it. This movement helps keep gluten strands united, preserving dough strength and texture for the final bake.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karen Kasper
Center
Lawrence
Auxiliary
Department
Junction City
Hays
Council of Administration and Schools of Instruction
Juanita Needham
Ottawa White Shrine No. 19
Lee Finch
Richard Maxwell
Needham
Melvin Sellers
Watchman of
Shepherds
Charles Talbott
Lauren Gaddis
Lanah Cameron
Ray Talbott
Louis Dale
Glenda Medlen
Cecile Redick
W. J. Wright
Beau Ceant
Estel Northway
Colby’s
Hard Rock
Main
Bennett’s
N. Main
Heloise
Delores Bailey
Mrs
Ben Weitsman
Aris
Corrine
Gamble
Coronado
Albright
Henny Penny Golden Chicken Williams
Vecni Was
Conzelman Motors, Inc
Hiway
South Lawrence, Kansas
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