MPM Club Annual Musical Tea Held at Mrs Stevens Home
Thirty four members attended the MPM Club musical tea Monday at Mrs. R. L. Stevens home. The program featured piano solos, organ duets, readings, and Easter poetry with performances by Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Henning, Mrs. Gibbs, Mare tin Williams, and others. Tea committee members were listed as Mrs. Harder, Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Powers, and Mrs. Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MPM Club
R. L. Stevens
Raymond Lucas
Schumann
Maretin Williams
Ray Nolte
Stevens
Lucas
James Weldon Johnson
C. W. Henning
Guy Gibbs
Sinding
Acorn Club Hosts Spring Meeting and Plans For April 8
Socialettes Acorn Club enjoyed an alleday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Grant Carey with seven members and 11 visitors, plus a session of mend ing for a member. Mrs. Goldie Walden and Mrs. Bess Bear will host next at Acorn community house on April 8. Gilbert Smith and family visited their son Prof. Gerald Smith in Lincoln, Nebraska, where a baton exhibition by their granddaughter was seen at a local high school talent show. Credit Women’s Breakfast Club held a lesson on Telephone Collecting by Elaine Hills and Mrs. Norma Korbe at Lee’s cafe. Mrs. Walter Rand el presided and Alma Schweitzer led devotions as Bosses dinner plans were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Club
Alleday
Grant Carey
Goldie Walden
Bess Bear
Acorn Community House
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Lee
Elaine Hills
Norma Korbe
Walter Randel
Alma Schweitzer
Auntie at dinner party forces awkward seating plan
Dear Ann Landers replies that Auntie’s belligerent nature complicates seating and suggests placing her near a broom closet so she won’t offend. the reader is advised to avoid trying to appease every guest. Subsequent notes address a coworker driving home from work, a minimized risk relationship, a teen dating, and a teen pregnancy tale with cautious guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ronald
Auntie
Gloria
Bethel Holds Pro-Tem Night Celebration
Linda Showalter presided as honored queen at Bethel No. 31 Job's Daughters pro-tem night. Dalene Waymire chose The Greatest Words to Live By as librarian report. Box supper for Masons planned for April 21. Church Sunday set for April 12 at North Baptist. Seventy members and twelve council members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Showalter
Bethel No. 31
Job
First Methodist Church
Dalene Waymire
St. Matthew
Linda
North Baptist Church
Valley View Club Donates to Heart Fund
Mr and Mrs David Brown entertained at the Valley View clubhouse on Saturday night. In a business session led by Mrs Ronald Atchison the club voted to give $5 to the Heart fund. Members donated items for the Easter box for Parsons Training Center. Mrs Harold Bones received a birthday gift and Mrs Atchison a door prize. Mrs Birdie Macy will entertain at an all day meeting on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brown
iiNear
Valley View
Heart Fund
Ronald Atchison
Parsons Training Center
Harold Bones
Atchison
Birdie Macy
Birthday Dinner Marks 97th Birthday of Conrad Pickert
Conrad Pickert of Garnett celebrated his 97th birthday with an annual family dinner held at his former home one mile north of Scipio now owned by Earl Pickert. Eight of his ten children and many relatives attended, including the Pickert and Showalter families and others from Kansas City Overland Park Summerfield Richmond and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Pickert
Showalter
Garnett
Scipio
Earl Pickert
Kansas City
Margaret and
Lena Pickert
George Pickert
Matt Pickert
Joe Rockers
Donald Pickert
Bob Wiedland
Ed Neilson
Dan Glynn
Dennis
Summerfield
Virgil Pickert
John Foltz
Overland Park
Joe F. Pickert
Albert Rockers
Wayne Hirts
Arnold Wolken
Agnes Showalter
Vic Schnieder
Jake Strobel
Richmond
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Beta Sigma Phi
Alden Dearfoss
Bazaar
Dick Bethell
Francis Wilson
Clifford Nutt
Mrs
Gilbert Smith
Lincoln, Neb
Prof
Gerald Smith
Mayes
America
D. Easter
Funny Bunny
Grand Rapids
Michigan
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P.D.Q
Bethel
Tussy
Brates
Raney
Rexall Drug
John Reynolds
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Tulsy
Raney Rexall Drug
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