Socialettes Union chapter holds evening session with slides
The Socialettes Union Chapter 0.6.5 met Wednesday evening led by Mrs. Robert K. White. Ray Talbott shared winter and summer vacation slides while Easter themed refreshments were served by Miss Mable Hay Mrs. Mark Mathis and Mrs. Ethel Warner. Pomona W.S.C.S. studied Spiritual Life and Disciples of Such a Lord by Barnett with twelve women taught by Mrs. Charles Burch. Mr. G. H. Marshall will discuss Spray ing at M.P.M. Study Club Monday at First Methodist, plus a plant exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapter
Robert K. White
Ray Talbott
Mable Hay
Mark Mathis
Ethel Warner
Pomona W.S.C.S
Barnett
Charles Burch
G. H. Marshall
First Methodist Church
Elm Grove Quilting Club Members Save Comforter for Hostess
Club members quilled and tied a comforter for hostess Mrs Ruth Hoopes. They exchanged flowers for roll call. Mrs Ernest Lawrance led business and devotions. Miss May Taylor won the mystery box. A basket dinner followed. Visitor Mrs Edward Revey joined as a new member. Attending were J D Brown Carl Channon Calra Doughtarthy Glenn Lancaster Johnny Andy Reed Roy Swank Oren Burrow and L B Turner and Jill Lowrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove Club
Ruth Hoopes
Ernest Lawrance
May Taylor
Edward Revey
Mines
J. D. Brown
Carl Channon
Calra Doughtarthy
Glenn Lancaster
Johnny
Andy Reed
Roy Swank
Oren Burrow
L. B. Turner
Jill Lowrance
Beauceant Meeting Honors Officers and St Patrick Theme
Beauceant presided over last night’s business meeting with Mrs George Dunkley and Mrs Ernest Fellars introduced. Knight Templars assisted as the station of salute, Harry E Brink announced Tancred Commandry officers, and decorations plus refreshments by Mrs Merle Marmon and Mrs Albert Hickman featured a St Patrick theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dellinger
George Dunkley
Ernest Fellars
Lawrence Assembly
Knight Templars
Harry E. Brink
Tancred Commandry
Merle Marmon
Albert Hickman
St. Patrick
Mud Creek Social Club Elects Officers at Home
The Mud Creek Social club elected officers yesterday at Mrs. Dan Arnold's home with Mrs. H. L. Blankenbaker as president, Mrs. Merle Christeson as vice president, and Mrs. Lyman Geisman as secretary-treasurer. Mrs. R. E. Turner led meeting business. Visitors included Mrs. Jack Ledom and family and Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Fabert and children. A roll call favored colors and a basket dinner was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud Creek
Your Problems by Ann Landerseui
A reader describes an 18 year old boyfriend of 18 and a 22 year old rival as the mother seeks guidance after doubts about marriage, home life, and a wife’s role. Advice affirms not breaking up a marriage while highlighting timing and family responsibilities.
Presbyterian Women Meet and Share Hard Times
A Presbyterian women’s circle hears about past “good old days” and modern chores, while a social hour precedes plans for an April 16 meeting. A widow recounts years of hardship after domestic abuse, seeking advice from Ann and BOM on how to help her 18 year old son.
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Ann
Bom
Talk On Values By Miss Agnew At Mothers Meeting
Miss Edna Agnew urged mothers to decide core values and start teaching at home during a Gugene Field School discussion presided by Mrs. Ben Park. She called education the sum of experiences and said the talk would shape a child into a good student and citizen. A discussion on truth and its shades followed. about thirty women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Agnew
Gugene Field School
Ben Park
Program Topics at Wellsville Crescent Club Meeting
Wellsville Crescent Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Russell Lambert. Mrs. H. E. DeTar presented a paper on Tranquilizers and Other New Drugs. Roll call covered morale lifters. The luncheon planning on April 1 included committee members Coughlin Adriance Burbridge Leitaker Hostetter and DeTar handling program duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville Crescent Club
Russell Lambert
H. E. DeTar
Lambert
Donald Coughlin
Keith Adriance
Roy Burbridge
Dwight Leitaker
L. Hostetter
DeTar
Coffee Party Honors Miss Nancy Loller at Eugene Field School
A gel-acquainted coffee last evening honored Miss Nancy Loller, third grade teacher at Eugene Field school, with mothers of her pupils as guests. Mrs. Bruce Fleming hosted with assistance from Mrs. Don Capper. Games and refreshments followed, and Miss Loller received a corsage for her birthday. Mothers present included the Mines, Vernon Horn, Claire Kahler, Wilbur Willhite, Sidney Morris, James Ogg, Robert Coleman, Raymond Carter, Archie Wheeler, Glenn Hardesty, Clifford Johnson, Milton Jameson, and Hallie Reddick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Loller
Eugene Field School
Bruce Fleming
Don Capper
Miss Lollar
the Mines
Vernon Horn
Claire Kahler
Wilbur Willhite
Sidney Morris
James Ogg
Robert Coleman
Raymond Carter
Archie Wheeler
Glenn Hardesty
Clifford Johnson
Milton Jameson
Hallie Reddick
Creamy Potato Soup Lets You Feed Friends Fast
Make this speedy creamy potato soup with bacon and parsley. Brown chopped onion, add cubed potatoes and water, simmer fifteen minutes, then stir in cream soups and milk. Serve with sandwiches, celery sticks, and cookies for a quick, satisfying meal.
Special Easter Program Held by Richter W S C S
Yesterday the Special Program Richter W S C S was presented by Mrs Truman Milton with Mrs Otto Schroeder leading the worship service. Mrs Harold Staadt served as hostess. Life membership pins were given to Miss Alice Wood and Mrs Harold Staadt. Officers were reelected and Mrs Charles Gross, pastor's wife, chosen to attend the annual conference in Topeka on April 24 96. Twenty one members attended and three visitors were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter W.S.C.S
Truman Milton
Otto Schroeder
Harold Staadt
Alice Wood
Charles Gross
Topeka
Birthday party for seven year old Deborah Hough
Deborah Hough celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at her parents Don and Mough home. Guests included Diane Bones Cathy Smith Linda Barrett Connie Fredricks Cathy Showalter Janie Robertson Cathy Lewis Clio Mae Hollon Kristie Keith Jeff McAdoo and Darwin Hough. Mrs George Hough and Mrs Gene McAdoo assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Hough
Don Mough
Diane Bones
Cathy Smith
Linda Barrett
Connie Fredricks
Cathy Showalter
Janie Robertson
Cathy Lewis
Clio Mae Hollon
Kristie
Keithe
Jeff McAdoo
Darwin Hough
George Hough
Gene McAdoo
P T A Dad's Night Panel At Garfield P T A
Garfield P T A hosts Dad's Night Monday at 7:30 with Dr Milt Danielson moderating a panel on Minding Our Business focusing on fathers in school problems. Panelists include Howard Doyen Tom Gleason Loren Jalimer Don Hoglund and E E Dordkins Horton Presley performs marimba. prize for room with most dads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield P.T.A
Milton Danielson
Howard Doyen
Tom Gleason
Loren Jalimer
Don Hoglund
E. E. Dorkins
Horton Presley
Carol Bethell Chosen for Girly State at KU Campus
Carol Bethell, a Williamssburg High School junior, was chosen by Leo Santee Unit 179, American Legion Auxiliary, to attend Girly State on the KU campus in June. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Vern Bethel, class treasurer, cheerleader, chorus and glee club member, FAA vice president, Rosemont Methodist Church member and Sunday School teacher. Milas Bethelhog has eight years in Club work and six years in Scouting. Miss Clar State chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Bethell
Williamssburg
Leo Santee
American Legion Auxiliary
Girly State
Vern Non Bethel
FAA
Rosemont Methodial Church
Milas Bethelhog
Mies Clar
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New York
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G. Ward
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Gene Ramsey
Vogeys
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Kepd
Mint Enterprises
Bid
Tee Plan
Chicago
Eticlerie Artent
Keen Radio & TV
Bennett
Bennett Creamery Co
N. Walnut
Douglas Bros
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Kramer's Drug Store
Madison's Jewelers
Sion Aiston Stores. Inc
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