Irish Tater Theme Highlights B and PW Dinner
A. R. Ebell led a humorous talk using potato themed classes at the annual B and PW dinner honoring bosses. His wife, ex-dean of women and 1963 Kansas Mother of the Year, shared remarks. Toastmistress was Mrs. Chester Medaris with hostesses and Irish song numbers by Tom Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Ebell
Ebell
Tabor College
Kansas
New York
Chester Medaris
Ottawa
PW Club
Winton Winter
Robert Burger
Shades OF ST. Patrick
Hills
Boro
Mrs. Ebell
Wife Rash Case and Fashion Advice in Dear Ann Letters
A reader asks how to help a wife with a persistent hand rash blamed on nerves after marriage. Ann Landers advises acceptance of emotional causes and psychiatric help, while preserving privacy. In a second column a reader seeks guidance after a fiancé’s harsh critique of her appearance. Ann suggests dressing to please the partner and rejecting fashion magazine stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Hilda
Ben
Roses program at Garfield Garden Club meeting
The Garfield Garden Club Tuesday evening featured a Roses program by Arnold Hinderliter with Max Pierson assisting. Mrs. Charles Thompson arranged the event and introduced speakers. Hostess Mrs. C Kenneth Harris was assisted by Miss Mildred McKee. The group discussed luring bluebirds by building houses. Refreshments followed, with guests Mrs. E J Harris and Mrs. C J Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Garden Club
Arnold Hinderliter
Max Pierson
Charles Thompson
C. Kenneth Harris
Mildred McKee
E. J. Harris
C. J. Milton
Socialettes fund drive vote at Golden Age group
The Socialettes group voted Tuesday to contribute 2.50 dollars each to the Cancer fund and the Heart fund. Mrs. A. J. Dawson presided. After the business session there were games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Group
Cancer Fund
Heart Fund
A. J. Dawson
Williamsburg LTL Meeting Summary
Williamsburg LTL meeting on March 11 after school was led by president Steven Roberts with temperance songs. Chaplain Mary Milliken gave devotions on Sin. Chris Roberts Kent Hobbs and Kathy Thornbrugh led salutes to the American Christian and temperance flags. Edna Adams presented the lesson story Living Our Best. Members learned I Corinthians 6 19 20 memory verses. Kent Hobbs achieved technician rank and Steven Roberts flight controller rank. Kent Hobbs provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
LTL
Steven Roberts
Mary Milliken
Chris Roberts
Kent Hobbs
Kathy Thornbrugh
Edna Adams
Co-Workers Circle Meets at Mrs McCann Home
Mrs R W Stead presided at the Co-Workers Shut-In Circle gathering held Tuesday at Mrs Harvey McCann’s residence with Miss Lucille Keagy delivering devotions. Anna Bryan read “Sunshine for Shut-ins” as 13 members and one guest, Mrs Claude Payne, attended. Plans for a white elephant sale at the April 28 meeting with Mrs Albert Peterson were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Stead
Harvey McCann
Lucille Keagy
Anna Bryan
Claude Payne
Albert Peterson
Pansies Bloom With Moderate Border Attention
Pansies will give border blooms for months with moderate care. Transplant raised pansies before buds form to minimize transplant shock. Regular pinching and light monthly fertilizing boost flower size. Keep soil slightly hollowed to catch rain and ensure adequate moisture.
Baxter Social Hour and Local Club Gatherings
Club Forecast lists events at Colbern's and Baptist Church venues including a Thursday social hour at 6 p.m. SEW AND GO activity led by Mrs. Lynn Hoover, Baptist WMS class, WSCS, Peoria Ladies Aid, and Eagles Auxiliary meetups are noted with parish and civic group involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter
Colbern’s
L P.m
Lynn Hoover
Baptist Wms
Baptist Church
Richter
Peoria Ladies Aid Eagles
Mrs. Alden to Receive Special Honor in KC Area
Verne W. Alden of Wellsville will be honored by the Greater Kansas City Theta Sigma Phi chapter for Agricultural and Home Demonstration work. She directed the National Home Demonstration Council for two terms and has held roles with the U S Commission for Radio Free Europe and the Kansas education board. The event at Hotel Muehlebach on April 4 also honors seven other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne W. Alden
Wellsville
Greater Kansas City
Theta Sigma Phi
Muehlebach
Kansas City
Alden
National Home Demonstration Council
Agricultural Hall of Fame Board of Governors
U. S. Commission For Radio Free Europe
Kansas State Board of Education
University of Kansas
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County
4-H Club Foundation
M. A. Garyardt
West 72Nd St
Prairie Village
Kansas
Cora M. Downs
Lawrence
Edwin B. Constant
Alberta Wilson Constant
Independence
Willie and the
Birthday Tributes Include Wide Family Greeting
The honoree received a telephone call from son Glenn in New York City and messages from granddaughter Maudie in Maryland and grandsons Don and Gerald Howell in California. A birthday cake was served and Mrs Van Meter received many cards and messages from Apel Topeka and relatives in Wellsville Hamburg Maryland and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
Topeka
Howe
Vari’ Meter
Addie Chappell
Wellsville
Ids Brown
Ora
Rosson
Hamburg
Iowa
Glenn
New York City
da Maudie
Maryland
Don
Gerald Howell
California
van Meter
Lesson For Women's Group at First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Clifford Bell led the Woman's Association lesson at Mrs. R. L. Stevens' home with assistance from Mrs. John Clotfelter Mrs. Ruby Swartz and Mrs. Roy Bones. Mrs. George Allman directed the prayer cycle as plans formed to attend Neosho Presbytery on March 23 25. Raymond Lucas played piano and Mrs. Stevens organist giving duets Largo by Handel and The Psalms followed by a group song. Twenty three attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Bell
R. L. Stevens
Woman’s Association
First United Presbyterian Church
John Clotfelter
Ruby Swartz
Roy Bones
George Allman
Neosho Presbytery
Raymond Lucas
Stevens
Largo
Handel
Friendship Circle's Miscellaneous Program at Mrs Pohl's Home
Friendship Circle held a miscellaneous program of poems songs and articles Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Henry Pohl's home with Mrs Dean Baer in charge. Letters were read from absent members and the collection totaled $2.34. Birthday and anniversary gifts were given by secret pals. Mrs Carol Coltrane attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle
Henry Pohl
Dean Baer
Carol Coltrane
Next of kin benefit in settling estates and accounts
The text notes that surviving relatives greatly value immediate access to information for settling affairs such as insurance policies, stocks and bonds, and bank accounts, highlighting the practical need for clear guidance on beneficiaries and asset transfer.
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Taters
Tion
Benediction
Tom Campbell
Nancy Hewitt
Joe Towner
Russell Crites
H. N. Flora
Norma Keith
Ireland
OK Photo Service
Ann Landers
Sol
Paine
Bootery
Co-Workers Circle
Mecchi Sewing Circle
Albright
Mann-Bell Drug CO
Kans
American Library Association
N. Main
Candies
Easter Greetings Box
Washington, D.C
United States Department of Health
Department of Health
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