World Day of Prayer Set for March at Trinity Church
Lois Emith reports that March 8 observances by United Church Women aim to unite Christ across continents through prayer and service. Services will be at 2 PM at Trinity Methodist Church, with programs reflecting literacy, education, and Christian family life.
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Trinity Church
Beijiro
United Church
Repeng
Korea
Willent
National Council of
Okinawa
Angola
West Africa
Bto Ad
Ottawa
United States
All Christ
Tiang
Trinity Methodist Church
National Champion Shares Pie Recipe From Winners File
Mary Ann Bartholomay, 17, a Rush-Henrietta High School senior in New York, winner of the 1957 National Cherry Pie Baking Championship, releases her pie filling and crust method. The instructions include canned cherry variations, crust details, and oven steps, reflecting her Home Economics studies and 4-H activities.
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Mary Ann Bartholomay
Mary Ann
Henrietta
Rush - Henrietta High School
N. Y
Buffalo
Chilego
Civic Center
Jane L. Merry
Rochester
New York
Ottawa Churches Observe Ash Wednesday on March 6
Ottawa churches plan Ash Wednesday services as Lent begins with Easter on April 21. Grace Episcopal and Sacred Heart Catholic churches outline morning and evening observances, Rosary, and Benediction. First Methodist hosts a 7:30 devotional and Lent sessions. Faith Lutheran starts a "Going to the Cross" series. Taylors revival set March 10–18 in City Auditorium with 14 churches participating. world day of prayer March 8 hosted at Free Methodist and Trinity Methodist.
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Ottawa
Grace Enisconal Church
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Free Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Taylor Brothers
City Auditorium
Taylors
Charles
Laurie
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Calvin Pegram At Quenemo Church
A bridal shower Saturday evening at the Quenemo church annex honored Mrs Calvin Pegram, formerly Pat Meyers. Hosts included Kay Neil, Lois Lewis, Beverly Burns, Velma Fields, Zelma Fields, Karen Frack, Mary Fulse, Opal Fulse, Lola Hayes, Joycelyn Cade, Donna Irey, and Mmes Avis Irey, Dorothy Brecheisen, and Edith Leffingwell. A green white color scheme featured a sprinkling can bouquet and multi colored flowers at the gift table. The serving table displayed large wedding rings in lace, tulle and satin with candles. There were games, a vocal solo and duet. Gifts were opened by Laura Mae Rose, Donna Ivey, and the bride’s sisters Minnie Rose and Mary Louise Ramey. sister-in-law Shirley Meiers of Topeka also attended.
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Quenemo Church
Calvin Pegram
Pat Meyers
Kay Neil
Lois Lewis
Beverly Burns
Velma
Zelma Fields
Karen Frack
Mary and Opal Fulse
Lola Hayes
Joycelyn Cade
Donna Irey
Avis
Irey
Dorothy Brecheisen
Edith Leffingwell
Pelgram
Laura Mae Rose
Donna Ivey
Minnie Rose
Quenemo
Mary Louise Ramey
Parsons
Shirley Meiers
Topeka
Seaton Returns From Hawaii Says Statehood Is Justice
Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton left Honolulu for San Francisco and Washington after 11 days in Hawaii. He stated that granting statehood to Hawaii and Alaska would be simple justice and should not be a partisan issue.
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Honolulu
Fred A. Seaton
San Francisco
Washington
Hawaii
Alaska
Bacon Cracker Bites With Peanut Butter Spread
Spread crackers with peanut butter and top each with a square of partially cooked bacon. Broil until the bacon is crisp.
Engaged: Elizabeth Ann Keller to Frederick R Harder
Mr and Mrs John W Keller announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Ann Keller to Frederick R Harder son of Mr and Mrs Reid T Harder. Elizabeth is employed in the county clerk's office and Frederick attends Pittsburg State Teachers College. No wedding date set.
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John W. Keller
Maple
Elizabeth Ann
Frederick R. Harder
Reid T. Harder
Miss Keller
Harder
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Keller Studio
Nurses Fund Donation Supports International Council Trip
The Women’s Auxiliary to the Franklin County Medical Society voted a contribution to the Kansas State Nurses Association on Wednesday evening. The fund will finance three Kansas student nurses to attend the International Council of Nurses conference in Rome in May, with Mrs. H. J. Terrill also traveling to Rome. Mrs. A. Trump hosted the dinner for Auxiliary husbands. guests included Dr. and Mrs. Allebach of Kansas City and many other Auxiliary members and physicians.
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Franklin County Medical Society
Kansas State Nurses’ Association
Kansas
International Council of Nurses
Rome
Italy
H. J. Terrill
A. Trump
H. K. B. Allebach
Kansas City
Terrill
Trump
J. F. Barr
R. A. Gallier
C. W. Henning
J. F. Henning
D. G. Laéury
R. S. Roberts
L. N. Speer
J. E. Wallen
Guest Speakers at Harmony Circle Meeting
The First Methodist W.S.C.S. held last evening at Mrs. Harold Bones home with two guest speakers. Mrs. Will Gamble discussed unwritten book material about Sundry School teaching and Mrs. Mary Black spoke on the church charter of racial policies. Mrs. A H Wittmeyer led devotions. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Kenneth Cook and Mrs. Glenn Bigelow. Mrs. Charles Ratliff attended among 17 members. A sauce for fish with whipped cream mayonnaise horseradish mustard and salt was served.
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Harmony Circle
First
Methodist
W.S.C.S
Harold Bones
Will Gamble
Mary Black
A. H. Wittmeyer
Kenneth Cook
Glenn Bigelow
Charles Ratliff
Music Club Party at the Raybacks
Ronnie Rayback hosted a Melody music club evening at her parents home. Sue Sawin won the prize for practice hours. Refreshments were served. The March 25 meeting was announced. Attendees included A H Wittemeyer Richard Hewitt D G Laury Francis Keefer Clifford James William Story M J Lawin S Martin Brockway George Scott and members Janice Wittmeyer Nancy Hewitt Annie Laury Cindy Keefer Anna James.
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Ronnie Rayback
Melody Music Club
R. J. Rayback
Sue Sawin
R. L. Stevens
William Story
M. J. Lawin
S. Martin Brockway
George Scott
Janice Wittmeyer
Nancy Hewitt
Annie Laury
Cindy Keefer
Anna James
Try Brussels Sprouts For Spring Menu
Bruxelles Sprouts shine in spring menus with three simple recipes. The article adapts techniques to keep color and flavor bright, offering Cheese Sauce, Company Brussels Sprouts, and a nutty almond-tossed preparation. Each yields 4 to 6 servings and emphasizes tender crisp texture.
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Tom
Brussels Sprouts
Socialettes and Soroptimists Meet in Shared Social Evening
Socialettes met with sixty five attendees and added one new transfer member under Miss Lanah Cameron. The Soroptimist club presented a program on Soroptimism led by Miss Nelle Buchanan at Mrs Ray Mahoney’s home with sixteen members present. Lababo t Club socialized at Mrs L W Seright’s with guests Mrs Pauline Goodman and Mrs Fred Kissinger among attendees. Quick supper suggested a tuna macaroni cheese bake with onion parsley and green pepper and cheese topping.
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Detroit
Lanah Cameron
Ray Mahoney
Nelle Buchanan
William Wright
Margaret Clark
Jo |Bullock
J. E. Colby
Joe Pierson
Labalot Club
Meto‘gether
L. W. Seright
Pauline Goodman
Fred Kissinger
Mmes
Pearl Allen
John Allen
Ethel Bell
J. Calvin
Orlis Cox
Emma Fouts
E. H. Lancaster
Millard Monroe
Ralph Sand
Jesse Stratton
Organ Recital by Ottawa Student at First Baptist
Coral Tulloss, a senior at Ottawa University, will present an organ recital Sunday at 3 30 p m in First Baptist church. She will perform Bach Mendelssohn Vierne and contemporary pieces including The Squirrel by Powell Weaver. Tulloss already appears at Ottawa churches and studies with Mrs Edgar D Kerr.
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Coral Tulloss
Ottawa
Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
Miss Tulloss
Bach
Mendelssohn, Vierne
Powell Weaver
O. A
Edgar D. Kerr
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Tecumseh & Walnut Sts
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Elizabeth Ann Keller
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Main-Bell Drug Co
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