Mock Wedding Gifted at N R Fleming Reception
Golden Wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Fleming featured a mock wedding by their grandchildren and great grandchildren. Bride Kulene Milton and groom Bobby Fleming led the event with preacher Gary Hendrickson and flower girl Lora Hendrickson. About 75 out of town guests attended from Lawrence, Richmond, Gardner, Mission, Wichita, Pomona and Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Fleming
Delbert Hay
Kulene Milton
Bobby Fleming
Gary Hendrickson
Lora Hendrickson
Merle Fleming
Lloyd Fleming
Kenneth Milton
Arland Hendrickson
Carolee Burns
Paty Hay
Ola Morgan
Harry Fleming
Albert Nitcher
John Morgan
Oma Roberts
Sue Brown
Lawrence
Richmond
Gardner
Mission
Wichita
Pomona
Baldwin
Names of Babies Born in Gardner and Vicinity
Reed couple of Gardner welcome James Patrick born March 22 at Reece hospital. Bundy child Hal Everly born March 20 at Bundy home weighs seven pounds twelve ounces. Leitaker son Craig Alan born March 29 at home weighs eight pounds one ounce. Morgan son Gordon Exie born March 94 at home weighs six pounds ten ounces. Burns son James Robert born March 92 in Michigan Valley weighs seven pounds six ounces. Burroughs daughter Loni Ann born March 25 at Tremont home weighs seven pounds one ounce. Smith son Douglas Lee born March 25 at Route 3 home weighs nine pounds two ounces. Dehn son Fredrick Michael born March 25 at N Cedar home weighs eight pounds two ounces. Winterscheid son Christopher Neal born March 25 at West and home weighs six pounds six ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Everly
Lettaker
Harold Dwight Leitaker
Willow
Craig Alan
Morgan
Paul Laverne Morgan
N. Main
Gordon Exie
Ray V. Smith
Route 3
Douglas Lee
Dehn
Alvin Fredrick Dehn
N. Cedar
Fredrick Michael
Winterscheid
Fredrick Neal Winterscheid
Christopher Neal
Pre Teens program highlights by Mrs Bonnie Hughson
Mrs Bonnie Hughson spoke to Mothers club on Pre-Teen Adjustments. Mrs James Clark chaired business appointing Mrs J G Alexander Mrs William Hutchinson and Mrs Ralph Bird to a nominating committee. Guests listed include Mrs Alexander Bird Norris Burke and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Hughson
Mothers Club
James Clark
J. G. Alexander
William Hutchinson
Ralph Bird
Vincent Skidmore
A. E. Keller
Mmes
Alexander
Bird
Norris Burke
Ralph Crawford
Ralph Emerson
John Giger
Arnold Hinderliter
Frank Holden
Hutchinson
Emory McKenzie
Lloyd Stafford
Robert Winchester
Harold Wallace
Robert Bowline
Lowell Gish
William Luce
Ernest Watkins
Club Forecast Wednesday Night Activities
SKILTON MUSIC club meets at the club with Mrs. J. R. Henning. League of Women Voters hosts Mrs. Don Madison at 8 p.m. Child Study chaired by Mrs. Glenn Underwood. Tot-To-Then led by Mrs. Charles Carey Jr. Lafalot group chaired by Mrs. B. L. Stratton. Busy Beb hosted by Ed Elliott at home with Mrs. Effie Halmes. Berean Guild with Mrs. He and B. Schwarz. Rebekahs session noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skilton
CLUB
J. R. Henning
League OF Women Voters
Don Madison
Glenn Underwood
Charles Carey
Jr. Lafalot
B. L. Stratton
Ed Elliott
Effie Halmes
Berean Guild
B. Schwarz
Housewife Tycoon Fools The Doctors
Kansas City tale of Catherine Allen who after a near fatal 1947 crash learned to walk with crutches and built a print layout business. Using a Varityper and $600 she started at home, expanded to a downtown office, now employs 13 and runs multiple offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Catherine Allen
Mrs. Allen
Baxter community club meeting program
Pupils presented the program for the Baxter community club meeting held Friday evening at the school directed by Mrs. Bill Hocking. Attendees included Jenn Sink, Lola Mae Sink, Jerry Smith, Mike Mason, Bill DeVore, Lucky Klink, Inger Pederson, Terry Shoemaker, Sheryl Shoemaker, Linda Page, Melvin Sumner, Dennis Sumner, preschoolers Larry Klink Kathy Sumner and Larry Lynn of Ottawa. The next meeting will be a noon basket dinner for the last days of school. Sixty five persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Community Club
Bill Hocking
Jenn
Lola Mae Sink
Jerry Smith
Mike Mason
Bill DeVore
Lucky Klink
Inger Pederson
Terry
Sheryl Shoemaker
Linda Page
Melvin
Dennis Sumner
Larry Klink
Kathy Sumner
Larry Lynn
Ottawa
Petitions Received for Job’s Daughters District Meeting
Job’s Daughters received two petitions last evening. Investigating committee members are Judy Lister, Donna Reinecke and Janet Duncan. Final plans were made for a district meeting on April 8. Lynda Igel was installed as senior custodian. Marilyn Irwin, honored queen, was installing officer, assisted by Barbara Dahlstrom installing guide, Karen Duffield installing marshal, Betty Hardage recorder, Barbara James chaplain, and Alice Wilson musician. Seventy members including four council members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Judy Lister
Donna Reinecke
Janet Duncan
Bothel
Lynda Igel
Marilyn Irwin
Barbara Dahlstrom
Karen Duffield
Betty Hardage
Barbara James
Alice Wilson
Socialettes and church social wrap Elm Grove and Calvary Baptist
Community events outlined include Full QO Pep 4-H club in Elm Grove hosting a Friday social with a 4-H talk piano duet and a play Wilbur's Wild Night. Refreshments by Porter and Good couples, 50 attendees, CWB C members presented a skit Mr Good Credit Mr Bad Credit led by Norma Stewart and others. Berean Bible classes joined Calvary Baptist church for quizzes devotions and games with 31 adults and children. A surprise potluck Saturday honored Mrs Paul Garrett with birthday gifts among attending couples and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.B.C
Norma Stewart
John Kramer
Rex Kirkland
Velma Powers
Arthur Jones
G. C. Hammons
Alma Schweitzer
Calvary Baptist Church
Leé Thomas
Paul Garrett
SS. E. Burns
Elvin Malburg
Clifford Stipp
Edith Flanagin
Effie Evans
Martha Crouch
Beth
Ralph Batdorf
Gary Burns
Rita
Gary Malburg
Barbara
Paul Stipp
Jay Haggard
Sew Two Dress Versions For Summer And Cooler Weather
Pattern 4620 offers Misses' sizes 14 through 48 with a low neck version for summer and a high neck with sleeves for cooler weather. Easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions. tests for fit. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for 1st class mail to Anne Adams pattern dept Ottawa Herald New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Many Guests Present At M P M Club Musical Tea
M P M club held its annual musical tea at United Presbyterian church with performances by Mrs. Raymond Lucas, Mrs. R L Stevens, Mrs. Guy Snedaker, Randolph Bundy, and Mrs C W Henning. Memorial numbers honored the late Mrs W A Swift. Committee members and 28 members attended, along with numerous guests including W W Broyhill and Janet Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P.M. Club
United Presbyterian Church
Victor Herbert
Raymond Lucas
R. L. Stevens
Guy Snedaker
Randolph Bundy
Rogers and Hart
C. W. Henning
Chopin
Grieg
W. A. Swift
Mystery
Life
R. M. Bundy
L. V. Smith
H. N. Flora
Lewis Wichman
A. L. Cook
C. M. Harris
H. H. Mayes
W. W. Whitacre
Janet Stephenson
Raymond Shields
F. C. Prager
Beninett
Georgia Larson
Kitchen Doodles-Party Fun Idea for Decorated Desserts
A cute idea uses one square of candy melting with 1% butter to create six to eight decorative doodles atop puddings and pies. Learn simple chocolate doodling to craft hearts initials or playful symbols for guests.
Birthday Dinner Honors Hornbuckle Family Group
Mr and Mrs James Hornbuckle hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for their son Gary turning 18 and nephew Douglas Dyer celebrating his first birthday. Attendees included May Tedrow Linda Schwarz Sterling Hornbuckle Baldwin H P Hornbuckle Louisburg Ray Potter and David Mr and Mrs Wesley Dyer and Stephen Mr and Mrs Harold Hoover Carol Lynn Carla Hornbuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hornbuckle
Gary
Douglas Dyer
May Tedrow
Linda Schwarz
Sterling Hornbuckle
Baldwin
P. Hornbuckle
Louisburg
Ray Potter
David
Wesley Dyer
Stephen
Harold Hoover
Carol
Lynn
Carla Hornbuckle
Saw Antique Collections Omicron Chapter Meeting
The Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Bill Baldwin’s home last evening and visited Mrs. F C Prager’s residence to view her doll collection and antiques. Officers elected: Miss Beverly Hjorth president, Mrs. Robert Melroy vice president, Mrs. Scott Huddleston and Miss Doris Hjorth secretaries, Mrs. David Woods treasurer, Mrs. J T Spright city council representative, and Mrs. Robert Engles alternate city council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
R. E. Roseberry
DeWayne Lofgreen
Henry Gilroy
Milton Jameson
J. K. Jameson
Dorothy Baker
John Lamb
Bill Wright
Miss Baker
The
Mies
Glenn Geiss
Lolgreen, Roseberry
George Silvius
Tom Trigg
Francis Wilson
Max Drake
Omicron
Bill Baldwin
F. C. Prager
Beverly Hjorth
Robert Melroy
Scott Huddleston
Doris Hjorth
David Woods
J. T. Spright
Robert Engles
Cooking for Fun Openface Bacon and Cheese Sandwichs
Feature recipe offers a luncheon idea with a Waldorf salad and California cookie bars. Ingredients include flour, baking powder, salt, butter, dark brown sugar, eggs, orange rind, raisins, and dates. Method details creaming butter and sugar, adding eggs, folding in dry ingredients, raisins and dates, baking at 350 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes, cooling and cutting into bars.
Chocolate Doodles for Fancy Candy Shapes
Melt chocolate and butter, then drop in thin streams on waxed paper to form circles squares or hearts. Chill 10 to 15 minutes, lift with knife, and use as garnishes on desserts or pour over puddings and cakes. Makes about 8 doodles, 2 inches each.
Family Visits Downey Guests for California Reunion
The Barnes family entertained Mrs. Barnes sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schulz and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams of Downey California last week. The group also visited Kansas City with sister Mrs. Lottie Hunt and had a family dinner before Californians returned home Sunday. Also present were two Williams couples, Henry and Frank, Clathe, with 34 at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Barnes
Rituals in Omega chapter pledge and jewel readings
The group processed a pledge ritual for Omega chapter with Mrs Dan Fogle and others, and a jewel ritual for Mrs Don Dumler. Officers elected include Mrs Kay as president and Mrs Dumler as treasurer. additional members present included Mrs McGhee and Mrs Kay. A recipe note suggests adding diced celery to beets and carrots, with mayonnaise dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Dan Fogle, Jr
Bill Osburn
Alden Dearfoss
Bob McGhee
Don Dumler
Robert Pence
John Kay
Walt Moore
Kay
Arlo Peterson
al Beets
McGhee
Gay New Accessories Give Impact To Feminine Moods
Elegant accessories reshape spring fashion with a ladylike mood. Belts gloves neckwear handbags and jewelry compete for attention as silhouettes stay slim. Nylon remains the top fabric while white cotton gains cuff detail and new colors enrich neckwear and handbags. Pale neutrals and soft pastels dominate color accents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth
Allen
Albright Sewing Circle
Tempco
AP News
Peisien
Debra Joan
Richard Williams
S. Main
Homer Teter
W. H. Williams
William Williams
Mary Mack
Louise Muller
Liberty
Kas
Louise Kastler
Edona
Beller Studio
Dean Berlin
D. L. McKelvey
S. M. Brockway
Chiropractors
W. 2Nd St
U. S
America
Lorex
Tan
Saryue
Cial
Jerry
Drive-In Cleaners
Seidlitz
SennTone
Budge's Hardware
DeSoto
DeSoto-Plymouth
Detroit
BOB White Motor Company
Groucho Marx
NBC
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