Princeton Alumni Gather at Reunion Dinner
Princeton High School alumni met June 27 in the Richmond Community Building for a basket dinner. At the business meeting led by Dale EK Bones, president, members voted to hold next year’s dinner on the fourth Sunday in June. New officers named were Ray Carey president, Mary Whiteford Stumpff vice president, and Lois Mooney French secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton High School
Richmond
Dale EK
Bones
Ray Carey
Mary Whiteford Stumpff
Lois Mooney French
Alton Rumford
Virginia Price Stephenson
Mary Margaret Wemmer Hudgens
Mary Louise Harris Risdon
H. L. Price
Edith Pear Lowe
Bill White
Dean Cook
Charles Stevenson
Shirley Weis Gristy
Through Rose Colored Glasses Romance Lives On In Her Novels
New York AP interview with Barbara Cartland notes she remains the world's top selling author of 19th century romance with over 180 books in 50 years. She writes 7,000 word chapters daily, dictating to a secretary, and insists every heroine is a virgin with happy endings. Cartland cites Camfield Place estate, 350 acres, and 30 publishers worldwide, with each title selling about 500,000 copies. She asserts romance thrives countering modern pornography and praises her Muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barbara Cartland
Miss Cartland
Cartland
Camfield Place
England
Australia
U.S
Richmond Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Socialettes list overnight and weekend visits in Richmond with guests from Lexington Texas Centralia Missouri Sully Iowa Fort Wayne Indiana and Los Altos California. The guests stayed with local families including the Phillips Hull Cox and Dietrich households during recent travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Cox
Richmond
Norman Meyer
Sully
Iowa
Eva MacKay
Fort Wayne
Ind
Needlecraft Catalog Promises 200 Designs Plus Tee Prints
Readers urged to order the 1976 Needlecraft Catalog by mail from The Ottawa Herald Needlecraft Dept. Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011. Catalog offers 200 designs including quilts and crochet titles with prices and patterns. send $1 per pattern plus 2 cents for first class mail and special handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft
Alice Brooks
Ottawe Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Family Reunion At Forest Park Picnic Draws Jones Family
Forest Park set as venue Sunday for a Jones family reunion and picnic. Seventy-eight descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Jones attended, with guests from Lawrence including Mr. and Mrs. Clayde Taylor and others, and from Eugene, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Taylor and family and Mrs. Jackie Taylor.
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Forest Park
Homer H. Jones
Clayde Taylor
Randy Hartford
Rex Williams
Lawrence
Eugene
Qre
Doyle Taylor
Jackie Taylor
Personal Touch Sandal Art Captures Teen Style Trends
Chicago based report notes U.S. high school students decorate sandals with bandanas stripes fruits and embroidery in a national design contest. Winners include 17 year old Laurie Van Sant from Trenton NJ for fruit motif on sandal strap and sole earning a college scholarship from Scholl and Seventeen Magazine At-School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie van Sant
Trenton
Scholl
Seventeen Magazine
Orange Cookies and Iced Coffee for Summer Buffets
A recipe note provides Orange Cookies with 1% cups flour 1% teaspoons baking powder 1% teaspoon salt butter sugar orange rind egg orange juice and nuts. It also suggests iced coffee ideas with whipped cream coffee liqueur creme de menthe brandy for a buffet.
VFW Bicentennial Plans For Parade And Prizes
VFW and auxiliary members arranged events Monday night including a Saturday parade with post gatherings at 9 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for best costume by a woman and best beard by a man. Parade marchers should meet on Park Street by City Park at 4:30 p.m. Also included are cookie recipe notes for a bake sale and a Thursday Eagles Auxiliary and TOPS schedule at the Youth Center at 1 p.m.
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VFW
Park Street
Dighton
Scott City
Syracuse
Tribune
Jetmore
Ashland
Meade
Sublatte
Ness City
Dathnson
Hugaten
Elkhart
Aginath
Sarvices
Yach
BAL
State social services plan and proposed funding 1976 77
A statewide social services outline under Title XX of the Social Security Act lists five federally mandated goals and presents estimated expenditures for July 1, 1976, to June 30, 1977. It details federal, state, and donated funds totaling 35,678,095 and names divisions such as Mental Health and Retardation Services, Developmental Disabilities, and Alcohol and Drug Abuse.
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State OF Kansas
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Kansas
Topeka
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
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Princeton
Stephanie Elaine
Steve Dryden
Maple
Clyde Johnson
John Dryden
Willow
Clarence Johnson
S. Main
Harold Dryden
Fredonia
Carl Woodruffe
Ottawa
Pearl Woodruffe
United States
Chet Phillips
Rita
Lexington
Tex
T. M. Phillips
Ronald Harlow
Centralia
John Hull
Robert Dietrich
Los Altos, Realif
Mrs
George Dietrich
Once Bros
Chicago
Norma Salvatto
Yonkers
N.Y
Holly Hopke
Florence
Eagles
Butler
Planwim
Eshoes
Hawkeye
Young Place
Regina
O.R.A
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Hays
Oberlin
Norton
Phillipsburg
Smith Canter
Goodland
Colby
Hoxie
Stockton
Osborne
Russell
Garden City
Lakin
Leati
Dodge City
Cimarron
Liberal
Ulysses
Pratt
LaCrosse
Larned
Kinsley
Greensburg
Medicine Lodge
St. John
Great Bend
Kingman
Anthony
Wellington
Salina
Mankato
Beloit
Lincoln
Ellsworth
Belleville
Goncordia
Minneapolis
Hutchinson
Lyons
McPherson
Newton
Wichita
Junction City
Washington
Marysville
Seneca
Clay Center
Manhattan
Westmoreland
Alma
Emporis
Abilene
Council Grove
Marion
Cottonwood Falls
Winfield
Eldorado
Eureka
Howard
Sedan
Hiawatha
Holton
Troy
Atchison
Oskaloosa
Olathe
Leavenworth
Meals Services
Transportalion Services
Yur Viems Wrmunis
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Unit
Medical Services Section
Office of Economic Opportunity
State of
Servirgs Unchanan Eany
Information & Referral
Nation Services Ole
Ipibtador
Covention
Legal Servings
Homome Services
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