Socialettes On Highland Avenue Vote To Donate To Heart Fund
Highland Avenue club voted yesterday to contribute two dollars to the heart fund. Mrs Roy Rybolt hosted. Verne White presided and led devotions. Contests and bingo followed by refreshments. U S Navy Mothers held a business session in Memorial auditorium with Mrs Rollie Price presiding. Barbara Downs, an O A student from Nicaragua, spoke about her homeland and plans to be a missionary or teacher. Mrs Floyd Moore was hostess and in charge of business. C W B C discussed The Current Trend of Credit with Mrs H N Flora. Thirteen attended. A bridal shower for Mrs Dennis Penné was held at Mrs Chester Louderback's. Twenty five attended. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Fred Proffit and Mrs Earl Reed.
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Highland Avenue Club
Roy Rybolt
Verne White
U.S. Navy
Memorial Auditorium
Rollie Price
Eldon Mahoney
Jaycee Jaynes
Barbara Downs
Nicaragua
Floyd Moore
Charles Mavity Jr
C.W.B.C
H. N. Flora
Josephine Evans
Cliff Reynolds
Maxine Stephens
Dennis Penné
Joyce Bayless
Chester Louderback
Emery Green Community
Fred Proffit
Earl Reed
Club Forecast Thursday Entree and Social Events
Club listings show numerous meetings and social gatherings across groups. Notable entries include Entente Entre Nous with Mrs. Franklin Sheldon Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi with Mrs. Jim Rodgers and Emery Green Social with Mrs. Lonnie Reeder hosting a potluck dinner. Also includes Social Hour led by Mrs. Harlan age, Daughters Club luncheon with Mrs. Roger Scott, Wycoff Community by Mrs. Earl Farria, and First Christian Y M F Tally Mission Circle with Mia Floyd BisHop Beauceant group participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Sheldon
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Jim Rodgers
Emery Green
Lonnie Reeder
Harlan Age
Roger Scott
Wycoff Community
Earl Farria
First Christian Y. M. F
Tally Mission Circle
Mia
Floyd BisHop
A A A W Hears of Guidance Center
Miss Elizabeth Sprague director of Franklin County Guidance Center spoke to the Ottawa Chapter of the American Association of University Women last evening. She was introduced by Miss Ila Bullock, with Mrs. John Lawrence and others on the committee. Mrs. H C Stevens presided. Mrs. Herbert Harrah elected vice president and Miss Bullock treasurer. sixteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sprague
Franklin County
Ottawa
American Association of University Women
Ila Bullock
John Lawrence
Mildred McKee
M. C. Hume
Lawrence
Fred Kaiser
Mary Lawrence
H. C. Stevens
Herbert Harrah
Miss Bullock
Delegate elect for state convention planned in Hutchinson
The Elect Delegate Women's Auxiliary to National Federation of Post Office Clerks voted last evening to send Mrs. Max Floyd to the state convention in Hutchinson in May after electing her as president. Other officers elected were Mrs. Clarence Strickland, vice president, Mrs. Robert White, secretary, and Mrs. Ed Gardner, treasurer. Mrs. Strickland was hostess and there were seven present.
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Women’s Auxiliary
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Max Floyd
Hutchinson
Clarence Strickland
Robert White
Ed Gardner
Strickland
Ottawa Hairdressers Plan March Workshop
The Ottawa Hairdressers Association discussed plans for the March 13 workshop last evening at Mrs Grace Allard s home. Guest artists Louise Weding and Jean Scharf from the Wichita Guild will present new trends in hair styling. Mrs Alice Day presided with nine members and one guest Miss Elaine McCullough present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Hairdressers Association
Grace’ Allard
Louise Weding
Jean Scharf
Wichita Guild
Alice Day
Elaine McCullough
Lenten Project Planned by Sacred Heart Guild
Plan Lenten project discussed at parish hall meeting to make layettes for European orphans. Mrs. Jo B Wolf presided. Social hour followed. Card game prizes won by Mrs. Jack Beekman, Mrs. Sam Harrington and Mrs. William Cotter. Refreshments committee listed. Twenty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Guild
Jo B. Wolf
Jack Beekman
Sam Harrington
William Cotter
C. A. Biederman
J. W. O'Filaherty
W. H. Salb
R. C. Capron
Postpone Meeting For New National Gold Star Mothers Chapter
The March 16 gathering in American Legion rooms to form a Ottawa chapter of National Gold Star Mothers Inc. has been postponed. A new meeting is set for March 20 with national president Mrs. Joan K Wilmer of Pittsburg expected to attend. Mrs B G Otto has begun charter work and a membership drive is underway. All Gold Star mothers are invited to join.
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American Legion
National Gold Star Mothers, Inc
Ottawa
Joan K. Wilmer
Pittsburg
B. G. Otto
Gold Star
Musical Notes Club gathers for piano solos at Moore home
Teresa Moore hosted Musical Notes Club with ten members and thirteen guests. Linda McLain earned the prize for practice hours, awarded by sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens. Mrs. Moore and Teresa served refreshments. Margaret Henning will entertain the club on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Moore
Musical Notes Club
Lester Moore
Linda McLain
R. L. Stevens
Planning Special Program at First Christian Church
A joint planning night by the Young Matrons Fellowship of First Christian Church and a visiting group from First Christian Church in Lawrence will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. A panel discussion on Preventive Measures of Mental Disorders in Childhood will address needs of young sisters to grow healthy and spiritually active, and how the community can gauge if needs are met. Panelists include Dr. C. W. Henning, Lowell Gish, Rev. E. E. Cay lor, Miss Nell Barnaby, Judge Floyd Coffman, and Miss Elizab eth Sprague with Rev. Robert H. Powner moderating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Matrons Fellowship
First Christian Church
Lawrence
C. W. Henning
Lowell Gish
E. E. Caylor
Nell Barnaby
Floyd Coffman
Elizabeth Sprague
Robert H. Powner
What's Cooking Recipe from Mrs Ponton File
A simple recipe from Mrs G W Ponton lists ingredients including Ib butter one cup rice one medium onion curry powder and beef consomme. Directions mix in boiling water dissolve bouillon cubes and bake or simmer and finish in the oven.
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G. W. Ponton
Hickory
Dear Ann Landers Readers Offer Normal Sense Advice
A reader debate on bike damage leads Ann Landers to advise replacing a broken bicycle after a neighbor drives over it. In another exchange a weary suitor is advised to suggest other girls to date, to ease pressure. A third letter criticizes a response about sleep-learning, prompting an apology and defense of traditional study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
N.N.N
Ann
Phi Beta Kappa
J.H
J. FX
John Hopkins
Fellowship Tea Planned by Calvary Baptist Women
The Women's Missionary Union of Calvary Baptist Church arranged a Fellowship tea after the April 5 meeting. Mrs. Peter Papps hosted. Mrs. Fred Rapp led the opening prayer and Mrs. Bil Weber delivered devotions. Missionary letters were read, reports noted $3 cards and 52 calls, with a total collection of $8.60. Old Christmas cards were prepared for sending to different groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Union of Calvary Baptist Church
Peter Papps
Fred Rapp
Bil Weber
Boys Music Club Meets at Gentners for Recital
Jay Gentner hosted the Boys Music Club at his parents home. Members performed piano solos and Janie Gentner, a guest, played a solo. David DePriest won the prize for practice hours. Mrs. R. L. Stevens sponsored. Eight members and ten guests attended. Kenny Presley is slated to entertain on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gentner
Boys Music Club
M. J. Gentner
Janie Gentner
David DePriest
R. L. Stevens
Gentner
Jay
Kenny Presley
Kansas City Voters Approve Annexation Plans
Kansas City voters approved four annexation proposals in a special election Tuesday adding 144 square miles to the metro area. The total vote reached about 25,009, roughly 13 percent of the 190,661 registered voters, with passage by simple majority. Annexed areas will join the city on a staggered schedule over the next three years, expanding the city limits from 120 to 274 square miles.
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Kansas City
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