Mrs. Perkins To Conduct Cow Belle Meetings
Mrs. Perkins state president of the Cow Belles will conduct meetings of the Kansas Live stock Association and Kansas Cow Belles in Wichita. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Perkins of Richmond attend with Mrs. Perkins appearing on TV. Events include a Dutch supper, a Chuck Wagon breakfast with officer elections, and a Ladies Luncheon. Hostesses include Mrs. N. V. Hudelson and Dale Deiterich. Favors feature wheat and sunflowers from Peoples National Bank of Richmond.
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Wichita
Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas Cow Belles
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Hotel Lassen
N. V. Hudelson
Pomona
Dale Deiterich
Princeton
Easter topic at Socialettes and tea at Roundabout Club
Socialettes of Marcia Cudworth Circle of First Baptist Church will discuss Easter at 7 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs Claire Kahler. Hestresses are Miss Helen Steelman and Mrs Parke Bacon. Monday Stitchers host a Saturday potluck supper at Mrs Don Capper’s home. Last evening Mrs Howard Henderson entertained with sewing. attendees included the Mines Don Capper Dwight Haworth Dick Carey R L Davis John Kramer and Miss Bertha Richardson. Roundabout Club heard Mrs M V Holmes give a Europe travelogue at Mrs Fred Nurman’s home. attendees included Miss Lulu Brown and Mmes Milo Hewitt W A Penny M H Forester A B Martin F A Trump R S Hanes Sam Hubbard and B F Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Cudworth
First Baptist Church
Claire Kahler
Hestesses
Helen Steelman
Parke Bacon
Don Capper
Howard Henderson
the Mines
Dwight Haworth
Dick Carey
R. L. Davis
John Kramer
Bertha Richardson
Roundabout Club
M. V. Holmes
Fred Nurman
Europe
Mr. Holmes
Lulu Brown
Mmes
Milo Hewitt
W. A. Penny
M. H. Forester
A. B. Martin
F. A. Trump
R. S. Hanes
Sam Hubbard
B. F. Bowers
Wellsville Guests Present Garden Program
Ottawa Garden Club heard Wellsville visitors Mrs. E. E. Turner and Mrs. R. V. O Neil share Arkansas trip photos and garden scenes with daffodil varieties. Other Wellsville members Mrs. William D. Farney and Mrs. Dupreeze Parson attended. A memorial book Wild Life Legacy by P. L. Allen was placed in Carnegie Free Library for E. S. Bennett. Forty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Club
E. E. Turner
R. V. O'Neil
Wellsville
Arkansas
Carnegie Free Library
E. S. Bennett
C. C. Adamson
Frank McNutt
Beauty talk by Mrs. Lester Davis to La Sertoma club
Ottawa beauty consultant Mrs. Lester Davis spoke on care and grooming of skin hair and nails. Hat making kits were provided by Mrs. Leo Miller and Mrs. Joel Towner featuring common home room items. Mrs. Miller hosted. Mrs. Emerson Max attended. seven members were present.
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la Sertoma Club
Lester Davis
Ottawa
Leo Miller
Joel Towner
Miller
Emerson Max
66th Anniversary Observed by Overbrook Couple
Mr and Mrs D J English of Overbrook quietly celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary at home. They were born west of Ottawa in the Ap panoose neighborhood and lived there most of their lives before moving to Overbrook 11 years ago. Mr English is 87 and his wife 84, with both in fair health and able to care for their home.
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D. J. English
Overbrook
Ottawa
Appanoose
They
Mr. English
Soil Conservation Club program Topic at Franklin County
Robert Dean of the Franklin County Soil Conservation Service spoke to the Columbian Shakespeare club about the threefold work of the Service. He outlined district support to farmers, watershed projects, and technical administration of the agricultural program. Delegates were elected to attend the state convention in Topeka April 9-11. A second district Music Talent Audition will be held at Paola High School March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dean
Franklin County Soil Conservation Service
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Soil Conservation District
Dean
Franklin County
L. P. Moree
Topeka
the Mines
Lamar Phillips
A. W. Hamm
J. W. Roberts
Frank McNutt
Harry Brink
Ben Gibson
Harry Loyd
Howard Mann
C. R. Campbell
Paola High School
Japanese Girl Survivor At Hiroshima Studies Design
Toyoka Minowa, 23, survivor of the Hiroshima blast, stays in New York for corrective surgery and fashion design studies at Parsons. She works Saturdays as a seamstress, aims to become a Tokyo designer, and has two years left of study. Her family aided her entry. most other survivors returned home in 1955.
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Toyoka Minowa
Hiroshima
New York
Parsons School
Fifth Avenue
America
Toyoka
Richard Day
Forest Hills
Long Island
Tokyo
Fusako Minowa
Minowa
Japan
Japanese girl eyes reunion and helping peers to America
A girl recalls time in Hiroshima and a Tokyo design school before coming to America. She hopes to unite with her mother and eight siblings now settled in Hiroshima. She plans to save money and assist other Japanese youths to pursue work in America.
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Hiroshima
Tokyo
America
Reading Plan at Eugene Field PTA Guest Ralph Loyd Speaks
PTA meeting at Eugene Field featured Hawthorne principal Ralph Loyd outlining the Joplin Plan of Reading. The method groups by reading rate and comprehension, boosting interest and library reports, with Q A session, flag salute by Girl Scout Troop 4, devotions by Brownie Troop 44, and life memberships awarded to Field teachers. New officers were elected for next year: president Mrs Robert Fence, vice president Mrs Glen Hardesty, secretary Mrs Harold Lettaker, treasurer Mrs Frank Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field
PTA
Ralph Loyd
Hawthorne
Joplin
Beulah Thompson
Nellie Welton
Dixie Atchison
Field
Robert Fence
Glen Hardesty
Harold Lettaker
Frank Holden
A Good Diet Will Make You Strong
Nutritionist Mrs. Elma Ibsen told Ottawa students that breakfast is the most important meal and sets daily efficiency. She outlined three breakfast options emphasizing milk and cooked cereals, warned against excess fried foods and sweets, and urged protein with carbohydrates for proper digestion.
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Elma Ibsen
Ottawa
Ibsen
Sape A Ibsen
Mrs Ibsen Advises On Vitamins And Team Prep
Mrs Ibsen discusses nutrition and calcium correcting bone issues in students and offers tips to cultivate liking for foods by starting small. She gives basketball team guidance focusing on rest, proper meals, practice, and a positive approach, stressing that team strength equals size of larger schools.
Candied orange peel preparation steps
Readers are guided to rinse large orange peel pieces in cold water and simmer until tender for 30 to 45 minutes. Drain, cut peel into narrow strips, cook in sugar syrup for about 20 minutes, then marinate overnight in the syrup, drain on a rack and roll in sugar.
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Mrs. Perkins
Mrs, Lee Perkins
Soil Conservation Club
Thomas A. Boynton
Siler
Kem-Glo
Prt
Uclert A
Glo
Nira Cua
Main
Bob McCrea
Mgr
Paine
Farmall
John Deere
H Farmall
Belle City
van Brunt
Harry and
Betty Moody
Claude Myers
Wellsville Bank Far & Near Club
Carl
J. Dean Nossinger
North American Bldg
Necchi Nicella
Necchi
Faille
Pongee —Leno
Buddy Chambray
Zephyr
Dacron
Caponia
Bates
FBI
Albright
S. Main
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