Two Hundred Republican Women at District Convention
Two hundred Republican women gathered in the Masonic Temple dining room for the district convention. Special guests included Mrs. ek Relinder of Kansas City and Mrs. GC. Semple of Baxter Springs. Governor Med Hull attended briefly for his wife, with Miss Lahoma Dennis as county president and Mrs. Mary Milliken of Williamsburg delivering the invocation. Delegates and guests from multiple counties were entertained at a noon meal, with hostesses and serving committee members named among local attendees and visitors from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Semple
Ek Relinder
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas Republik
Claby
Semple
Baxter Springs
Heath
Med Hull
Lahoma Dennis
Peatti
Mary Milliken
Willamsburg
Alien County
Bess Bakee
Moran
Anders
Lucile Jackson
Kineuil
Bourbon
Josephine Jommmeyer
Ft. Scott
Douglas
Mariet
Dennis
Arthur Dennis
Bourbon County
Howard Munn
Mother Garrison
Christina Wake
Mies
Floyd Coffman
Dwight Chappell
Vernon Chesbre
William Bowers
Thomas’ Gleason
G. C. Robe
Harald Letchworth
Wilma Blanchford
J. Stephenson
Homer Flora
Edwin Schwarz
Clifford Taggart
Milos Harris
Bruce Spears
Arthur Jones
Clarence Coffman
RR. L. Whitley
Richard Fisher
Mines
Elesia Hayes
Eloise Hughes
Jessie Barnhill
Bert Vogler
Roundabout Club Program At Mrs Stucker’s Home
The Roundabout Club met yesterday at Mrs E G Stucker’s home. The program included America’s Passion for Culture Jacques Barzun Ike Likes the Arts from News Week No Biz Like Art Biz The Fabulous Ringling Brothers excerpts from Sarasota by Al Hine and Rubens the Ideal Baroque Artist by Cassin. Members present were Miss Lulu Brown the Mesd F A Trump Milo Hewitt M Y Holmes B R Hubbard W A Penny M H Forester KR Hanes A B Martin and E M Sheldon. Added dry mustard Worcestershire sauce and curry powder to cheese souffle for flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundabout Club
E. G. Stucker
America
Jacques Barzun
Ike
News Week
Michael J. Phillips
Ringling Brothers
Dana Stevens
Milo Hewitt
M. Y. Holmes
8. R. Hubbard
W. A. Penny
M. H. Forester
Hanes
A. B. Martin
E. M. Sheldon
Socialettes True Kindred Members Support Flood Control Efforts
Socialettes True Kindred received two petitions for degrees during their meeting and donated 3.65 to the Penny-A-Day Hospital Auxiliary. A chicken noodle supper opened the event. Russell Crites spoke on flood control and Missouri Valley water projects using two maps. The group endorsed the April bond election for flood control. Hostesses were Mrs. Haight and Mrs. Hyde at First Methodist. Rug rags and books are needed by the veteran hospital in Wadsworth. Esther Greenman circle will meet at Mrs. Minnick's tomorrow instead of Mrs. Price's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Kindred
Russell Crites
Missouri Valley
Esther Greenman
Jerome Minnick
Walter Price
Price
Birthday Party Honors Ottawa Area Residents
A Rock Creek school party near Ottawa celebrated anniversaries of Wanda Lee Echer and Dorothy Gillette. Attended by teacher Mrs. Walter Hegberg and students Glen Turner Robbie Allen Max Edward Foushee Jack Duane Fish Charles Gillette Bonnie Fish, with lime salad and a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek School
Ottawa
Wanda Lee Echer
Dorothy Gilleile
H. L. Echer
Raymond Gillette
Walter Hegberg
Glen Turner
Robbie Allen
Max Edward Foushee
Jack and
Duane Fish
Charles Gillette
Bonnie Fish
Ottawa women elected to state DAR registrar roles
Mrs. G. D. Weilepp of Ottawa was elected state registrar at the Kansas Society of Daughters of American Revolution meeting in Wichita. Attending locals included Mrs. H. J. Fowler, Mrs. J. R. Henning, Mrs. W. K. McCall, and Mrs. D. Ly Young. In the Daughters of Colonial Wars, Mrs. H. Ro Webster became state chaplain. Weilepp and Mrs. Mowler are Ottawa members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Weilepp
Ottawa
Kansas
Wichita
H. J. Fowler
J. R. Henning
W. K. McCall
D. Ly Young
Daughters of Colonial Wars
H. Ro Webster
Weilepp
Mowler
PTA Program A Summary On Discipline Viewpoints
Dr. Charles Southard spoke at the Gene Field YVT.A last evening as the third and final program on new viewpoints in discipline. He outlined four parts of good parent child relationships focusing on tension reduction, limits with steady guidance, consistent warmth between family and school, and problem solving through family conferences. He stressed emotional maturity and rewarding good behavior, noting discipline arises from built up tension rather than only the moment of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Southard
Q. A
Thegene Field
Yvt.a
Marel
Br. Southard
Nev
Gerald Mease
The
Brethren Church
Gordon iNaland
Victor Orhart
Spring Program at Wyceoff School Highlights Student Performances
Wyceoff school pupils and teacher Mrs. W. J. Hegberg presented a spring program Friday evening featuring piano numbers dialogues and songs. Assistants included Mrs. Russell Shipps with a refreshment committee of Louis Powell Arthur Warvis Charles Terry and other volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyceoff
W. J. Hegberg
Russell] Shipps
Bobby
Ruth Schneider
Sylvia
Stephen Smith
Donald James
Jim Bonine
Louis Powell
Arthur Warvis
Charles Terry
Church and club notices line up evening events
Club forecast includes several societies meeting tonight at various halls. Scissors Club of Richmond hosts a gathering in the Methodist circles with multiple organizers listed. First Baptist, Eastern Star, Harnest Workers, and guild groups hold events around 700 p.m. and 2 p.m. today. Herald Want Ads offer results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrilnesday
Ammett Taylor
Ray Booty
First Baptist Chelen
Uly Paul
Max Aldremans
Lettig Archer
Tawrecice
Tamdstedt
Alies Titger
Eh W. Mitchell
Feller Greenman
Minniehs Marela Cudworth
Steelman
Ray
Viva Music Club Hosts Linden Wallace and John Brockway
Linden Wallace and John Brockway entertained the Viva Music Club Sunday at Lincoin's parents home. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Jonn Wallace and Miss Myra Aders. Memory programs featured Linden Ang Casita Anne Beesley. Participants included Sally Corlis Monory Ant Chitkie Bob Ladies and Brockway. Refreshments were served by Mrs Watlee and Mrs S Me Brockway. Guests included J Mo Henderson Kee Ag Cusida Loren Jataner and more. April meeting to be hosted by Coumie Swanson and Moary Ann Clarkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Wallace
John Brockway
Fime
Lincolun
Ood Mes
Jonn Wallace
Myra Ader
Linden
Ang Casita
Do Anne Beesley
Sally Corlis
Monory Ant Chitkie
Bob
John
Brockway
Joln Wallace
Lyman Corlis
de Wane
Doh
M's. Watlee
Me Brockway
Vines
Clarkin
J. Mo Henderson
Kee Ag Cusida
Loren Jataner
James Heesley
Lyidvil Corlis
Sarah
Catherine Wreckway
Coumie Swanson
Moary Ann Clarkin
Girl Scout Council Plans Play Day and Camp Start
The Girl Scout Council discussed Play Day set for April 2 and Hearnt Camp beginning May 28 for three weeks. They reviewed a 165 box UK cookie drive and announced new council members Mrs Max Alderman Mrs Dan Marrison and Mrs Ray Mahoney with a list of attending members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miterson Max
Hoowns
Gene Fine
Max Alderman
Dan Marrison
Ray Mahoney
He Maines
George Lister
A. Bruce
Duhnla
Pinney
Johim Lamb
I. Ww. Mitchel
Engagement announced for Boula Mages and Jack Welborn
Mrs. Boula Mages of route 3 and Jack Welborn son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Welborn announce their engagement with a June wedding planned Mrs Mages works at Franklin county welfare office and Welborn at Brown Hardware A photo from Moerke Studio shows the couple. Also included is a lentil lunch menu with pineapple gelatin salad and layered vegetables for a church or community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mages
Boula
Jack Welborn
Thomas Welborn
Mages
Franklin County Welfare
Walborn
Brown Hardware
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Lord Smith
J. Gillary
Detroit, Mich
St. Joseph
C. J. Twining
Lowell
Topeka
Manta
Maggie Elder
Wayne Anderson
Ottawa Society
First Baptist Church
Bard J. Harris
C. W. Bollweg
Charles Queen
Harold Bundy
Robert Winchester
Herald
Lois Smith
PTA
Bond’s
Cleaners
Mareh
All
Viva Music Club
Girl Scout Council
Edmiston
Mae
Nike
Moerke
Cooking For
Fun Cap Newsfeature
Bonita Mages
E.wilson
Folger
Polger's
Folger’s Coffee
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