Mrs Perkins elected to head Kansas Cow Belles
Mrs Lee Perkins of Richmond was elected president of Kansas Cow Belles at the state convention in Wichita. The group, formed in 1951 with 300 charter members, now has over 600. The organization funds a $250 annual scholarship at Kansas State and runs Beef for Father's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Kansas Cow Belles
Kansas Livestock Association
Wichita
Perkins
Baker University
Baldwin
Franklin County Women’s Republican Club
Franklin County
Board of Social Welfare
Edwin Brown
Fall River
Ray Frisbie
McDonald
Nick Huderson
Pomona
Ion
K-State
American National Cow Belles
Kansas Group
National Group
Pleasing Recital by Carol Brown at Ottawa University
Ottawa University senior Carol Brown of Fond du Lac Wisconsin gave a piano recital in the university auditorium. She opened with Beethoven Appassionata and moved through Debussy Images and Prokofiev Suggestion Diabolique with calm stage presence and refined musical mastery under Prof. Carl Bobbish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Brown
Ottawa University
Fond du Lac
Wisc
University
DeBussy
Final Expenses Life Insurance Mail In Offer
Advertises a mail in only life insurance policy for final expenses offered by Old American Ins. Co. Addressed to seniors aged 60 to 80, asks for name, address and age with no obligation and no follow up call. Mail postcard or letter to 3 West 9th Dept L315B Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th
Dept
Baby Named At Ransom Memorial Hospital
The Baby Has Been Named at Ransom Memorial Hospital. A son born March 12 to Mr and Mrs Lee Hughs at Main weighed six pounds 15 ounces and named Michael Robert. A son born March 12 to Mr and Mrs Lucky Patton of Wellsville weighed seven pounds 13 ounces and named Ronald Wayne. A note on sweater fashions highlights white cardigans with green satin stems and pink organdic rosettes, plus a velvet trimmed cardigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hughs
Lee Hughs
Main
Michael Robert
Patton
Lucky Patton
Wellsville
Ronald Wayne
Community Club Events And Recipes Advised
A jumble of neighborhood group notices lists ENTRE NOUS and various organizations like JAYCEE JAYNES and PRESBYLUTHERAN WIVES with event times around 2 pm at Trinity Methodist and U F church. Also includes a cooking tip for thicken stewed tomatoes with flour or cornstarch to serve with green lima beans or as meat loaf sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stephenson
R.A. Gobter
Trinity Methodist Church
Harold Tarpley
Jaycee Jaynes
Friendship Circle
Elliatt Home
5. S. Bergama
Paith Lutheran Guild
Activities Clubs Features Women Page Editors Named
Lois Smith is the Women's Page Editor with Stephen Queen Jon Lofgreen Terry Wollen Alan Stephens Billy Hinderliter K B Richardson David Middleton Wyche Bill Shanes and Barry Parks listed among the staff for activities clubs and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
Stephen Queen
Jon Lofgreen
Terry Wollen
Alan Stephens
Billy Hinderliter
K. B. Richardson
David Middleton
Wyche Bill Shanes
Barry Parks
Mrs Arthur Jones attends Midwest Circulation Managers Convention
Mrs Arthur Jones Herald circulation manager attended the 42nd annual Midwest Circulation Managers Association convention in Kansas City with Ses sions at Hotel Muehlebach continuing. She was one of two women present. The Midwest group includes eight states Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Herald
Kansas City
Midwest Circulation Managers’ Association
Muehlebach
Jones
Hywanna Nicholson
Dodge City
Midwest
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Entertained Music Club Hosts Young Musicians
Charlie Kille hosted a Boys Music club gathering at his parents home with piano sales and duets. Eldon Shisler won a prize for practice hours, while Mrs. R. L. Stevens sponsored. Barry Parks to entertain on April 9. Guests included Charles Queen, DeWayne Lofgreen, Olin Worlen, Gail Stephens, Rex Shisler, Mike Kittle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Kille
Jack Kille
Eldon Shisler
R. L. Stevens
Arnoldy Hinderliter
Bill Shanes
H. B. Parks
Rex Shisler
Mike Kittle
Earle’ Doman
Socialettes and Local Gatherings Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs F H Parks returned from Brownsville Texas praising the weather. Weekend guests included former Ottawans Jimmy and Maribeth Ogg. The Liberty community club program featured accordion solos by Cynthia Blakeman and vocal duets by Mrs Paul Pritchard and Mrs Julie Stephenson along with a spelling bee. A potluck will honor Philip Pritchard entering military service March 24. A new grandson was born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Holloway of Carmel Indiana on St Patrick’s Day. Emery Green community club presented two plays by Spring Creek club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Parks
Brownsville
Tex
James Ogg
Jimmy
Maribeth
C. D. Tasgle
Luanne
Natalie
Great Bend
Liberty Community Club
Cynthia Blakeman
Paul Pritchard
Jui Stephenson
Philip Pritchard
Clarence Ward
Willow
St. Patrick's Day
Leonard Holloway
Carmel
Ind
Shrimp Creole Rice and Tomato Sauce Recipe
Article outlines a shrimp creole style dish with rice and tomato sauce. Ingredients include butter, flour, stewed tomatoes, garlic, salt, pepper, and small cooked shrimp. Method: melt butter, stir in flour, add tomato juice and tomatoes, cook until thickened, add shrimp and seasonings, reheat and serve. Makes four servings.
Local Winners In Ottawa Music Talent Audition
Dozens of Ottawa area pupils earned certificates and credit slips at the 31st annual district Music Talent Fund audition held at Ottawa University. Winners named include Jo Archer Mae Wichman Judi Jamison and many others from Ottawa Baldwin La Cygne Lawrence Paola and more. Out-of-town guests attended the noon luncheon along with judges and club officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Vicinity
District Music Talent Fund
Ottawa University
Jo Archer
Mae Wichman
Judi Jamison
Mary Marcia Morgan
Baldwin
John Brown
Lawrence
Larry Gugler
la Cygne
Lois Rogers
Paola
Karl Garrett
Carolyn Eacock
Lynda Garrett
Susan Ulmer
Joyce Malicky
Jolene Brink
Lindsborg
Kincaid
Olathe
Garnett
Blue Mound
Pleasanton
Bonner Springs
Iola
McKinley Ackey
Topeka
Ed Wellman, Jr
Sterling
E. Y. Beck
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Frank Cihak
Wichia
J. E. Johnson
Gardner
K.F.W.C
Lloyd Gugler
Allan Tribby
Marvin Turner
W. G. Snedaker
P. A. Pettit
G.F.W.C
Raymond Shields
Gail Stephens
Owen Fowler
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Mmes
Charles Burlingham
Harry Brink
Adbert Hamm
Lamar Phillips
Earl Sexton
Loren Ames
Frank Pflug
Frank McNutt
Across the Back Fence program presented by Hunsicker and O Dea
Charles Hunsicker and Mrs. Tom O Dea presented Across the Back Fence. Participants included Itching to Be Hitched wares Mrs. Tom Seyler Mrs. Joe Hiatt Mrs. Bill Calleghan Carolyn Brittingham and Bradford O Dea Tamara O Dea gave two piano solos and Cathy Callaghan a recitation. Refreshments were served by the Shelton Reeder and Carpenter families. At the next meeting the school will present the closing day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunsicker
Tom O'Dea
Inj
Tom Seyler
Joe Hiatt
Bill Calleghan
Carolyn Brittingham
Bradford O'Dea
Tamara O'Dea
Cathy Callaghan
Mmes
T. T. Shelton
L. A. Reeder
Clarence Carpenter
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Dean Kline Former Miss Judy Pope
A mixed bridal shower for Mrs Dean Kline formerly Judy Pope was hosted Wednesday evening at the White home by Karen Mock Myra Hopkins and Mary Lou White. Guests included junior class girls and others as listed with a pink and green decor theme. No gravy left from the pot roast? Slice leftovers thin and serve with cranberry sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Kline
Judy Pope
Karen Sue Mock
Myra Hopkins
Mary Lou White
R. J Mock
G. E. White
Mrs. Kine
Linda Barnes
Nancy Meiers
Judi Corlis
Nancy Scott
Rosie Meyer
Connie Shofner
Sharon Abelaker
Beverly Hobbs
Deana Ames
Peggy Richardson
Kay Max
Carol Ponton
Lois van Loenen
Eben Baldwin
Marcy Larios
Karen Kaeckell
Nancy Curry
Linda Davenport
July Cary
Beth Baidorf
Brooke Montgomery
Vera Lee Ames
Color-Matched Coordinates Still Good News for Spring
Trimmed-to-match outfits return as a spring and summer fashion forecast. Dyed-to-match skirt and sweater sets, short sleeved cardigans, and matching accessories lead a predicted hot market. Colors cited include rasomino mint green suntan gold pink and szure blue along with silk rich fabrics and light wools to brighten the season.
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Mrs. Lee Perkins
Glen E. Jones
N. Cherry
F. M. Brown
Nelson Hotel
Acousticon Allen Co
E. 11Th St
K. C
Mass World
Cupioni
Bemberg
Terrill's
Belding
Dacron & Rayon Linen Fabrics
Terrill’s Department Store
Dean Berlin
Kelly Sue
Charles Gillette
S. Cedar
Stephanie Jean
Mark
C. D. ‘Gaston
Raymond Gillette
Route 1
Beller Studio
Cooking For Fun
AP News
Bacarnan
Elna
Albright Sewing Circle
Harry Smith
Champion
Autolite
Wix
Willard
Grant
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Tops !N Fashion
Weskit
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West
New York 21
N. Y
Thriftiest Service
Tut Gas Service Co
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