Skilton Music Club Plans Youth Recital
Skilton Music Club announces its annual Youth Recital at First United Presbyterian Church on March 23 at 7 PM. Teachers will present two numbers each, with ensembles including a clarinet quartet, saxophone quintet, choral works, vocal solos and quartets, violin and cello, bell choir, piano and organ. Club president is Mrs Paul Shipps and Youth Recital Chairman is Mrs R L Stevens. public invitation extended.
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Skilton
Cana Ae
Auvelte
First United Presbyterian Church
Third
Walnut Sts
Paul Shipps
R. L.stevens
Plans For Installation For Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers
Faith Chapter Gold Star Mothers met Monday evening in the Anchor building to plan an installation after auditing and nominating committees reports. Mrs Ray Howell presided and the chapter accepted an invitation from the Memorial Chapter Pittsburg to join it for an installation on April 24. After prayer by Mrs Howell the members recited the chapter precept in unison.
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Faith
Gold Star
Ray Howell
Anchor Building
Pittsburg
Club Forecast Wednesday event list at local churches
Local clubs and circles including MOTHERS CLUB and TRINITY WSCS meet Wednesday. Groups such as SKILTON CLUB and BAPTIST WMS coordinate youth programs and community activities at First U. P. Church, with Priscilla and Mrs. Elmersieg among organizers and speakers.
Shower Honors Bride-To-Be Rose Brock in Richmond
Mrs. George C. Dietrich hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday evening to honor Rose Brock, bride select of John Clark. Spring flowers decorated the rooms with a pink and white color scheme. Twenty-two attended and games provided entertainment.
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George C. Dietrich
Richmond
Rose Brock
John Clark
DAR Chapter Hosts Slides And Talks At Centennial Hall
Mrs. W H Bertholf headed the program for General Edward Hand Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution with regent Mrs. Harold Tetwiler presiding. New member welcomed, National Defense report given, and National Wild Life Week observed with theme Protect Natural Beauty. Reports on State DAR Conference in Topeka shared. Bowers honored for 50 years. Bertholf presented Roof Tops of the World slides showing architecture from London to the Sahara. guests included Mrs. Jim King and Miss Louise Davenport. Twenty three members attended with assisting hostesses listed.
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Edward Hand
W. H. Bertholf
Centennial Hall
Harold Tetwiler
Max Ward
Hugh Lee
Elaine Gaddis
National Defense
D. D. Myers
America
Myers
Johnson
DAR
Topeka
Tetwiler
L. O. Gaddis
Henry Parker
G. D. Wellopp
Floyd V. Palmer
Chas, Geiger
C. E. Oswald
D. L. Young
B. F. Bowers
Hong Kong
China
Japan
Sahara Desert
Copenhagen
Jim King
Louise Davenport
Kansas City
Kans
Diane Gaddis
Overland Park
T. E. Gleason
W. L. Bass
Eldon Radeer
B. L. Carter
Nelie R. White
Churchwomen Hold Study at First United Presbyterian
The Woman's Association meeting led by president Mrs Eva Hanes opened with a unison reading of The Purpose of United Presbyterian Women. Devotions were by Mrs George Puvogel and Mrs Hanes. lesson A Reluctant Missionary from Jonah was taught with passages from Psalms. a panel led by Mrs Cheater, Mess, Allman and Shields followed with her resume on corruption obscenity and drug addiction. Refreshments by Mrs B G Otto and Mrs Puvogel with Loue anna Bell. Birthday hostesses, next Sunday, Mrs Clifford Bell. March 27 Congregational meeting fellowship dinner to be hosted by Mr Roy Bones, Mrs Velma Morris and Mrs Johnny McEchron.
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Woman's Association of the
First United Presbyterian Church
Eva Hanes
United Presbyterian Women
Roy Bones
Velma Morris
Johnny McEchron
Gathering In Manhattan Brings Franklin County Residents
Franklin County residents joined a family dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bradley in Manhattan. The gathering marked March birthdays including Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Horstick and the 110th birthday of Jerry Bastin’s grandparents Mrs. Myrtle Horstick and Mr. Harmon.
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Franklin County
Manhattan
Howard Bradley
George Croyle
Whittier
Calif
Edwin Horstick
Chare Rchmond
Rhoads
Ottawa
Abe Severns
Ella
Fox
Grace Keller
Aleson
Jerryma Bastin
Butch Fox
Richmond
Misses pattern 4899 for lounge smock dress
Print pattern 4899 in Misses sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 needs 4 1/4 yards of 45 inch fabric. Price 50 cents plus 15 cents for first class or special handling. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams in care of The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Socialettes Honor Chester Wagner Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wagner hosted a dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Chester Wagner birthday. Attending were Miss Florence Beatty and Mr and Mrs Edwin Horstick with their children.
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Raymond Wagener
Chester Wagner
Florence Beatty
Edewin Horstick
Slice olives to serve on creamed dried beef toast
Slice pimiento stuffed green olives and add to creamed dried beef, serve with crisp toast.
Baby Oil Cleanses Face and Odd Household Hacks
A reader column shares inexpensive beauty tips from cosmetologists advocating baby oil for facial cleansing. Instructions describe rubbing in oil, hot cloth cleansing, and testing against old methods for visible soil on a white cloth. Also included are tips to clean under a telephone dial ring with pipe cleaners and repurpose plastic bottle bottoms as vases or storage. Nancy Thomas offers a bright colored step-ladder youth chair idea.
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Heloise
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Harold Gahagan
Memorial Auditorium
The
Sacred Heart Altar Society
Porter
Skilton Music Club
Edgar D. Kerr
Loren Matthews
M. A. Welty
Eldon Rader
Tom Lewis
Guy Snedaker
Frank Thayer
Willis Bennett
A. L. Welborn
R. L. Stevens
Wick
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Kansas
Missouri
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Detroit
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U.S
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Ders
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Buick
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Hanes
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B. G. Otto
Puvogel
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Clifford Bell
Jerry
Jon Dunbar
Elden Riley
Rex Wilson
Myrtle Horestick
John Harmon
Sears
S. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Gals
Nancy Thomas
Albright
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Topeka Blvd
Topeka, Kansas
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SEC
Kansas Hospital Service Assn., Inc
Kansas Physicians’ Service
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