Auxiliary Holds Memorial Service for Two Deceased Members
The Warren C. Black Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held a memorial service for Mrs. Ethel Seymour and Mrs. Ethel Johnston. Delegates were chosen for the district convention in Overland Park March 26 27. A new member was welcomed, 25 jeweled flag pins approved for fund raising, and plans set for a March 21 birthday potluck supper. Door prize won by Mrs. Rybolt. nineteen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren C. Black
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Seymour
Ethel Johnston
Frank Sargent
Ralph Allen
Carl Furman
Margaret Krist
H.G. Williams
Jemima Thompson Luke
Overland Park
Sargent
David Bunch
Furman
C. E. Buckner
Ruth Watkins
Ray McCullough
Denzel Rybolt
Williams
Krist
Alelen
Joe Towner
Clara Sinclair
J.R. Gott
American Legion
Rybolt
Allen
Loren Moore
Many Plans For US Army Mothers
US Army Mothers held a memorial service for Mrs. Ethel Johnston who died February 13. Officers and members listed include Mrs. Floyd McCullough, Mrs. O L Rathjen, Mrs. Loyd Murray, Mrs. Frank Saregnet, Mrs. Ernest Finch, Mrs. Otto BG, Mrs. Tom Ligegett as chaplain, and Mrs. Albert Caleb who presented the charter. They announced fundraising cards, sewing kit projects for Viet Nam, birthday and note card efforts, and plans for state office appointments. Delegates chosen for the state convention at Arkansas City on May 13 were listed with alternates. A coffee was planned for March 16 hosted by Mrs. Rathjen with assistance from several members. A membership drive was set with captains Mrs. Leo Akers and Mrs. Doman. Eligibility covers mothers wives sisters or daughters of current or former armed forces members. Members pledged to uphold the constitution and welfare of service members. Members collecting clothing for Viet Nam include Mrs. Doman Mrs. McCullough and Mrs. B G Otto. Refreshments were served Tuesday evening by Mrs. Eli Clavel, Mrs. Cecil Hood and Mrs. Elmer Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Ethel Johnston
Floyd McCullough
Points of the Star
O.L. Rathjen
Loyd Murray
Frank Saregent
Ernest Finch
Bg, Otto
Tom Ligegett
Albert Caleb
God
Caleb
Ways and Means Committee
Mureray
Viet Nam
Finch
C.W. Ingersoll
Sunshine
C.C. Blood
Otto
Chester Bechtle
Topeka V.A
Picenics
Arkansas City
Elsie Pierson
Sargent
Rathjen
Marie Gosesett
Ray Harper
George Starebuck
Murray
Elmer Bell
Snegersoll
Gossett
Doman
Sides
Leo Akers
U.S
McCullough
B.G. Otto
Eli Clavel
Cecil Hood
Farmers Urge Higher Milk Prices at Midwest Hearing
A regional dairy hearing in St. Louis draws about 200 attendees from 138 Midwest states as farmers press for higher prices. The event is one of three regional sessions by the USDA as it suspends parts of seasonal price declines in 45 markets. Springfield, Missouri's James Reeves says milk prices will rise regardless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Sermiers Seberched
Knace
Mide Western
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Denver
Washington
D.C
USDA
James Reeves
Springfield
Socialettes Leaders Host Class Meeting at Trinity Church
Socialettes Leader Hand class of Trinity Methodist Church was entertained Tuesday night by Mrs. John Kelsey with Mrs. Howard Fisher assisting. Eleven attended. Recruit Class of North Baptist Church opened its session Monday with Evening Prayer. Mrs. Bernice Day gave devotions and Mrs. Harry Hough led a brief business session. Household hints and shortcuts were shared. Group Three led roll call. Twenty six attended. Mrs. P. R. Jamison reviewed the humorous book Rath by Wilson Hill on Wednesday evening for Tote Teen Club. Mrs. Clyde Johnson hosted, assisted by Mrs. R. A. Bruce. Mrs. W. G. Tulless returned from a 10 day visit to Overland Park. Highland Avenue Club met for bingo and visiting with Mrs. C. W. Cudd. Mrs. Max Cramer will host April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
John Kelsey
Howard Fisher
Lester Cation
Dorothy Edemundson
North Bapetist Church
Berenice Day
Harry Hough
Welson Hill
ToteTeeTeen Club
Clyde Johnson
R.A. Bruce
Bob Robbins
Highland Avenue Club
C. W. Cudd
Max Cramer
Club Takes Membership In Ransom Hospital Auxiliary
The N.M.C. Club approved taking an associate membership in the Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary during a Tuesday meeting with eleven members present. Mrs. Sarah Barker won the door prize, and hostess Mrs. Rawbie Price served refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.M.C
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sarah Barker
Rawbie Price
Guest Talk On Cartoons At Franklin County Nurses Meet
Dr. J. E. Wallen led a program on cartoons for the Franklin County Nurses Wednesday evening. Hostess Mrs. H. J. Terrill and co-hostess Mrs. J. B. Mickey managed arrangements, with Mrs. John Farquharson conducting business and distributing the new year books. Mrs. Larry Wassmer joined the advisory board as Mrs. F. C. Wise was chosen to host the next meeting at the doctors’ offices of F. A. Trump and D. G. Laury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wallen
Franklin County
H. J. Terrill
J. B. Mickey
John Farquharson
Larry Wassmer
F. C. Wise
Zigzaggers Club Members Display Handmade Items
Zigzaggers Club members showcased their crafts Wednesday evening with Mrs. B. G. Otto. Items included drapes a tote bag toss pillows dresses a nylon parka and a chair robe. Mrs. James Salmon led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zigzaggers Club
B. G. Otto
James Salmon
Birthday Party for Teresa Rene McInesh at Elm Street
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McIne tosh hosted a Saturday evening birthday party at 602 S Elm to celebrate their daughter Teresa Rene first birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Robbins and family, Mrs. Robert Houston, Shawnee Mission residents, and Teresa’s grandparents Mrs. Katherine Franklin and Mrs. Grace McIntosh of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas McInetosh
S. Elm
Teresa Rene
Bobby Robbins
Tracy
Troy
Cindy
Brad
Lawrence
Robert Houston
Glenda
Randy
Rusty
Ricky
Shawnee Mission
Joe Moody
Susie
Marvin Good
Eileen
Teresa
Katherine Franklin
Grace McIntosh
Ottawa
Seekers Class Holds Session at Mrs Shane's Home
Mrs. Emile Barnes opened the Seekers Class meeting with a prayer at Mrs. Pearl Shane's home. Mrs. Ethel Wood led devotions as the group recited the Lord's prayer. Members reported 23 cards sent 26 calls made and three gifts delivered. A new Methodist hymnal was presented by Mrs. Ellen Larson Reed in memory of her sister Mrs. P. A. Engwall. Birthdays observed for Mrs. Ed Hazen Mrs. Albert Jones and Miss Mile dred Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Barnes
Pearl Shane
Ethel Wood
Ellen Larson Reed
P. A. Engwall
Ed Hazen
Albert Jones
Miledred Taylor
Birthday Observance by Rebekahs Areading
Mrs Hac zal Smith read on the birthday of Scy at a Wednesday evening gathering. Mrs Eva Clabaugh presided and Mrs Ruth Hoopes led a constitution Q and A session. Next meeting will exemplify. practice set for March 16. Refreshments served by Mr and Mrs J R Raffelock and Mrs Harry Brink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Haczal Smith
Scy
Eva Clabaugh
Ruth Hoopes Cone
J. R. Raffelock
Harry Brink
Reader tips on polish use and housekeeping hacks
Hints from Heloise and readers on furniture polishes, water mist application, and quick cleaning tricks. Tips cover polishing marks, mist spray use, chair leg tips, silverware quick polish, and saving starch by diluting and storing for reuse. Marion Buick adds a starch storage tip.
Gravy Tip For Meatballs Adds Sherry Touch
A reader asks about adding a splash of sherry to meatball gravy. The answer suggests a small amount enhances flavor without overpowering the dish.
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