Socialettes and Visits Spark Local Club Aims
Socialettes Mrs. Bob Robinson visited Winter General Hospital in Topeka with her daughter-in-law carrying 70 comic books 98 pocket editions 43 large magazines 30 Readers Digests a box of stamps five old watches 16 puzzles INO decks and four women’s aprons plus cakes for two wards They also visited Bob Robinson and Ralph Strickler Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson visited Overland Park to see his mother Mrs Hattie Lambdin 41 on April 8 Jo Archer won first place at a Paola music talent audition receiving 10 dollars and will represent Columbian Shakespeare club next year Past Commanders club hosted by Mrs Harry Brink Easter hats crafted by members Army Mothers added two new members Mrs Joe Wittian and Mrs Myrtle Graham seven foot warmers 17 knee robes 14 pillow covers 30 rag rags made 12 members attended desert served by Mrs Fred Doman and Mrs Lloyd Murray Twenty-seven were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Robinson
VFW Auxiliary Hospital
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Jim Robinson
Bob Robitson
Ralph Strickler
Charles Peterson
Overland Park
Hattie Lambdin
H. A. McMullen
Jo Archer
Federated Clubs of Kansas
Paola
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Commanders Club
Harry Brink
Jay Brown
G. W. Ponton
Army
Memorial Auditorium
Joe Wittian
Myrtle Graham
Fred Doman
Lloyd Murray
Egg to Flour Ratio in Popover Recipes
Recipes using two eggs per cup of flour yield a richer popover than those with only one egg per cup. The higher egg content improves structure and rise, producing a lighter, taller result with better texture.
Chemise pattern 4533 for Misses size 16
Fashion notice promotes a chemise pattern 4533 for Misses sizes 10 through 18. Includes two piece front, printed pattern directions, fabric options pique or linen, size 16 uses 3% yards of 35 inch. Send 35 cents plus 5 extra for first class mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Garfield P T A elects officers and plans April events
The Garfield P T A elected Mrs Paul Gaynor as president and other officers. A joint meeting with all P T A groups is set for April 7 with Chancellor Murphy of K U speaking on Future School Needs. An April 15 parent education day is planned and Founders Day gifts plus a student teacher scholarship fund contribution were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Murphy
K. U
W. Henning
Parent Education Committee
Don Hoglund
Ray Schmidt
Horton Presley
Messrs
Howard White
Dale Purcell
Bill Sims
Ivan Jacobsen
Eunice Larkin
Colleen Rapp
Light Biscuits Baking Tip
A concise instruction notes that two teaspoons of baking powder per cup of flour yields lighter, tender hot bread biscuits.
Easter Parade Theme Shines At Senior Kayettes Event
Senior High Kayettes hosted the annual Mother Daughter reception at Garfield school with an Easter Parade theme. Sue Thompson served as mistress of ceremonies as 160 mothers and daughters enjoyed a program featuring Cynthia Blake man, Judy Stevens, Sally Liggett, Patty Stevens, Wanda Robertson, Judi Jamison, Jo Archer, and Miss Blakeman at the tea table. Committee chairs were Linda Kerr Karen Sloan Suzanne McBride, with Mothers Gerald Smith and Randolph Bundy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayettes
Garfield School
Sue Thompson
Cynthia Blakeman
Judy Stevens
Sally Liggetti
Patty Stevens
Wanda Robertson
Judi Jamison
Jo Archer
Miss Blakeman
Linda Kerr
Karen Sloan
Suzanne McBride
Gerald Smith
Randolph Bundy
Showalter Victor Couple United in Ottawa Topeka Ceremony
Shirley Showalter of Ottawa and Herman R. Victor of Topeka were married Sunday at 5 PM at the North Baptist parsonage with Rev Jerry Tyler officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Gary Followell. The bride wore a turquoise knit dress with white accessories. She is a cashier at Montgomery Ward & Co. The groom is a partsman at Kalch Salvage Co Topeka. They reside at 1125 N Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Showalter
Ottawa
Herman R. Victor
Topeka
North Baptist Parsonage
Jerry Tyler
Gary Followell
Montgomery Ward & Co
Kalch Salvage Co
Victor
N. Cherry
Finance Study Topics at Women's Breakfast Club
The Monday evening session of the Credit Women's Breakfast Club covered installment sales contracts and bank financing for the consumer. Miss Alma Schweitzer and Mrs. Jim Kahler hosted at Miss Schweitzer's home. Social hour followed with refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Margaret Welch, Mrs. D. E. Campbell, and Mrs. Margaret McCurdy. Ten members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's
Alma Schweitzer
Jim Kahler
Miss Schweitzer
Margaret Welch
D. E. Campbell
Margaret McCurdy
General League Voters to Hold Annual Meeting Luncheon
The League of Women Voters will hold its annual general meeting with a luncheon on Friday at 1 p.m. at Bob's. Mrs William H Wright will oversee the event. The agenda includes an outline of upcoming work and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Bob's
William H. Wright
Club Forecast Highlights Local Society Events
Community notices list from Hood area featuring Soroptimists and local club announcements. Names include Colby INek Crawford Cook Jancaster Lays and others upcoming events at Harmony Circle and Shrine areas.
Day Apart Meeting at Union Chapel with Breakfast
Day Apart meeting at Union Chapel proceeded yesterday with a church breakfast. Committee formed by Mrs. Thomas Forrer Mrs. George Stewart and Mrs. W J Williams. Mrs R J Hoffman led the service and Mrs J J Thornton directed the prayer cycle. Mrs G F Eversmeyer led a study session on the Book of Mark. Other attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
W.S.C.S
Thomas Forrer
George Stewart
W. J. Williams
R. J. Hoffman
J. J. Thornton
G. F. Eversmeyer
Mark
Bridal Shower Honors Carolyn Cupp in April Wedding Plan
Carolyn Cupp was honored at a Monday afternoon bridal shower hosted by Mrs. G A Tucker and Mrs. Lee Casida at the Tucker home. Miss Cupp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R B Cupp, will wed Robert Jeske on April 19. Mrs. BR Harris and Mrs. Milo Hewitt served at a decorated serving table. Gifts rested around a wrought iron hat stand with pearls, a crown, and bridal veil. a white parasol hung overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Cupp
G. A. Tucker
Lee Casida
Tucker
Miss Cupp
R. B. Cupp
Robert Jeske
BR. D. Harris
Milo Hewitt
American Legion Birthday Party At Memorial Auditorium
About fifty attendees gathered for the American Legion birthday party at Memorial Auditorium hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Howard Henderson and Mrs. doe Towner led dinner service with help from Mrs. Margaret Crist, Mrs. Frank Duvall, and Mrs. Jennie Wisdom. The anniversary cake, baked by Mrs. Ray Talbott as a sunflower, featured yellow petals and a center embleming the Legion. Post members received ice cream after the meeting, and cake was shared with Legion and Auxiliary members. New officers arranged the program with talks by Commander Joel Towner and adjutant John Gere. World War II veteran Calvin Ewing displayed slides from Germany and Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Howard Henderson
Doe Towner
Margaret Crist
Frank Duvall
Jennie Wisdom
Ray Talbott
Legion
Joel Towner
John Gere
Calvin Ewing
Germany
Spain
Baby Named Stanley Galen Flory Born March 22
The baby born March 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin F. Flory of RFD 5 has been named Stanley Galen. He weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. EF. Turner RID 1 and Mr. A. M. Flory of RED Lawrence. Creat grandparents are Mrs. Winnie Taylor of 603 N. Mulberry and Mr. J. B. Turner, RFD 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin F. Flory
Stanley Galen
EF. Turner
A. M. “Ory
Lawrence
Winnie Taylor
N. Mulberry
J. &. Turner
Coffee Honors Teacher At Eugene Field Auditorium
An afternoon reception in Eugene field auditorium honored kindergarten teacher Mrs. Warold Atchison. Hostesses were the Mines. Attendees included Nelson Peed Jr. C. R. Firestone BH Curry CIF Reynolds Robert Whitaker Bill Francis Jenry Gilroy Norman Moore Sherrel Ralston A C Richeson Bill Woldner THN Miller T J Harrell Tt B Wellington Howard Smith Chick Williamson Kenneth Cook Warren Wesen Warren Baysinger Gerald Mease Owen Webbs and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Field Auditorium
Warold Atchison
T He Mines
William ‘Barker
Robert Wiggins
Max Carimul
Raymond Smith
Minea Nelson Peed Jr
C. R. Firestone
BH Curry
Cif Reynolds
Robert Whitaker
Bill Francis
Jenry Gilroy
Norman Moore
Sherrel Ralston
A. C. Richeson
Bill Woldner
Thn Miller
T. J. Harrell
Tt. B. Wellington
Howard Smith
Chick Williamson
Kenneth Cook
Warren Wesen
Warren Baysinger
Gerald Mease
Owen Webbs
Crumb Coating Tip for Crispy Fried Chicken
A cooking tip suggests dipping chicken pieces in beaten egg with water after flour and before the crumb coating to help the coating adhere during frying. The method emphasizes using a moisture layer to improve crumb adherence and achieve a crisp result.
School program by Cole community club evening program
A school and community club presented a program by the school children and teacher Mrs. Fred Glanville on Friday night. The program included songs readings and plays. Pupils listed include Juanita Borland I Warren David and Mary Curtis Chester Teach Melvin Shultz Linda and Dale Pearson Marty Sobha Donald Stottlemire Myron Wellton Rocky Blackstone and Ricky Montagne. Mrs Jim Rybolt conducted business and refreshments were served by the Bates and Lohman families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Community Club
Fred Glanville
Juanita Borland
I Warren
David and
Mary Curtis
Chester Teach
Melvin’ Shultz
Linda
Dale Pearson
Marty Sobha
Donald Stottlemire
Myron Wellton
Rocky Blackstone
Ricky Montagne
Jim Rybolt
Bates
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Harry
Harry Smith Auto Supply
S. Main
Playtex
My Ender
Terrill
Otawa
Meney
Earl L. Richardson
Reed
Peggy Elaine
Larry Earl Reckie
Jim Reekie
RFD
Princeton
Wright Studio
Garfield P.T.A
Paul Gaynor
Kenneth Harris
John Sheldon
Wilbur Foulks
Charles Southard
Finance
OK Photo Service
Amit
Senin Slerkings
Goutetree
Doy Farrell
Cedar
Dee Filen
Robert Leach
Russell Leach
Wellsville
Chappell Cleaners
Kramer's Drug Store
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Aiz el Tela Onu Brilliant Cis
Trout Jewelry
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