Socialettes and club notes from the community
Mrs Vera Kilgore left Sunday for Tulga to Gare for a new granddaughter Lisa Ann Mr and Mrs Harlan Robine 9552 S Harvard Place La Sertoma Club was entertained by Mrs Owen Shofner last evening A business session was conducted by Mrs W W Whitacre and members played clubs bridge Mrs Leo Miller received High score prize and Mrs Shofner consolation favor Refreshments were served Acorn Club lacked a comforter for Mrs Howard Winters at the meeting Friday in the community center Mr and Mrs Gerie Hamilton were hosts with eight members and four visitors present The Senior Club will not have a potluck dinner Friday as was planned There will be refreshments following the meeting as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Kilgore
Tulga ¢O Gare
Lisa Ann
Harlan Robine
Harvard Place
la Sertoma Club
Owen Shofner
W. W. Whitacre
Leo Miller
Shofner
Acorn Club
Howard Winters
Gerie Hamilton
Project Far Ends Club Meets at Valley View School
A business session led by Mrs. Bennie Stinson at Valley View School discussed a nursing home project. They prepared A3 terrycloth bibs. Mystery gifts went to Helen Kersley Gene Domanish and Harold Bones. A potluck supper was planned for April 23. Thirty five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far End
Bennie Stinson
Valley View School
Helen Kersley
Gene Domnanish
Harold Bones
Lincoln PTA hears talk on meeting today's weed in education
The Lincoln P T A met in the school auditorium with Dr. Roy Browning of DU presenting "Meeting Today's Weed in Education." Rev. Earl Fuller led devotions. Sixth grade Easter music directed by Mrs. Paul Shipps with Eugene Milton on piano. Marilyn Rule and Larry Gillum assisted. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P. T. A
Roy Browning
D. U
Earl Fuller
Paul Shipps
Eugene Milton
Marilyn Rule
Larry Gillum
Baby Names From Ransom Memorial Hospital
The births Saturday through March 28 at Ransom Memorial Hospital include Lee Duarte Robbins and spouse Baldwin’s son Keee Lynn born March 26 weighing 7 pounds. Jat D Anderson and spouse Princeton’s son Michael Wayne born March 26 with unknown weight. Fred Oran Adkins and spouse 822 Walnut’s son James Harold born March 27 weighing 8 pounds. Dallas Nelson Farrar and spouse 130 N Locust’s daughter Elle Ray born March 28 weighing 6 pounds 1 ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lee Duarte Robbins
RFC 2
Baldwin
Keee Lynn
Jat D. Anderson
Princeton
Michael Wayne
Fred Oran’ Adkins
James Harold
Dallas Nelson Farrar
N. Locust
Aelle Ray
Ann Judson Guild Hosts After School Program
Ann Judson Guild of First Baptist Church led by Ervelle Bronleewe hosted a meeting yesterday after school with sister Laurel as hostess. Judy Quinton spoke about a flamboree in Olathe. Participants included Gwen Myers Dacena Willhite Paula and Marsha Howell Judy and two sponsors, Mrs. Howard Henderson and Mrs. Raymond Fitzgerald. Refreshments were served. ten girls attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Judson
First Baptist Church
Ervelle Bronleewe
Laurel
Judy Quinton
Olathe
Gwen Myers
Dacena Willhite
Paula
Marsha. Howell
Judy
Howard Henderson
Raymond Fitzgerald
Teens Knit Wardrobe Stretchers at C W E C Lesson
SMART GIRLS join a knitting lesson titled Unlocking the Future with versatile wardrobe pieces. Mrs. Cliff Reynolds hosts with Mrs. Delbert Campbell assisting as plans unfold for a May dinner at 15 East 26th Street New York. The group aims to craft tops jackets and vests for class sports and after school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff
Reynolds
Delbert Campbell
Ting
East 26Th North American Hotel
New York
N. Y
Award To Docking At Fire Prevention Conference
AP reports Gov George Docking and Kansas fire marshal Fred Bergman were honored Monday for aiding fire prevention. The Governor's Annual Fire Prevention Conference drew about 400 fire marshals chiefs and other fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
George .Docking
Fred Bergman
Kansas
Kitchen arithmetic for white sauce seasonings
A recipe note gives proportions for two cups of white sauce: one teaspoon salt and one eighth teaspoon pepper. It advises laundering or rinsing seasonings, adjusting for sauce consistency, and fluffing the sauce whether thin or medium thick for summer use.
Gardening lesson at Columbian Shakespeare Club meeting
Yesterday the Columbian Shakespeare Club met at Mrs Frank McNatts home for How Does Your Garden Grow The lesson covered shade trees by G H Marshall with notes on growth habits location suitability and other facts A bulbs roses and garden flowers discussion followed Mrs Melvin Sellers led the business session as assistant hostess Refreshments were served Guests Mrs Eva Dale Mrs C J Pence and 16 members attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Frank McNatt
L. P. Moree
G. H. Marshall
Melvin Sellers
Eva. Dale
C. J. Pence
Harmony Music Club entertained by Hewitt home group
Renee Engles and Nancy Hewitt hosted Harmony Music Club last night at the Hewitt residence. Members gave piano solos and Kathy Hill won the prize for practice hours from sponsor Mrs. R L Stevens. Mrs. Hewitt Nancy and Renee served refreshments. Fourteen members and eleven guests attended. The next meeting is May 23 with Kathy Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Engles
Nancy Hewitt
Harmony Music Club
Richard Hewitt
Kathy Hill
R. L. Stevens
R N Friendship Club Easter Evening Entertained
The R N Friendship club was entertained Friday evening by Mrs Ralph Allen assisted by Mrs Howard Smith and I Glenn Miller. They carried out an Easter theme with an opening ritual followed by members writing recipes for roll call. Mrs Sam Johnston presided. Cards were sent to sick members. Mrs Smith received the mystery gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Friendship Club
Ralph Allen
Howard Smith
I. Glenn Miller
Sam Johnston
Smith
Bridal Shower Held For Miss Mary Ann Ward
A bridal shower for Miss Mary Ann Ward was hosted Thursday evening at the Snyder home by Mrs. Max Hetrick and Mrs. Edwin Snyder. Ward, who will marry Ron Reed on April 9, had 25 invited guests and a green and white color scheme with wedding bells and a pride doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Ward
Max Hetrick
Edwin Snyder
Snyder
Miss Ward
Ron Reed
Rich mond News and Local Visits Patchwork
Richmond News notes the Tippins from Whittier visiting while Dick Tippin attends an elementary principals meeting in St. Louis Missouri. U S Navy service member Robert Wilson spends leave with his parents the Henry Wilsons. Alma Bastin visits Merriam with Carl Bastin and children at Harold Hawkins home. Everett White announces April 1 as high school visitors day. Arthur Pough travels via Abilene Osage City to visit Rev Paul Davis. Rev Dobbin and Rev Purvis attend Friendly Circle dinner with Keith Walden. Kansas City weekend with Pete Bures. Cathy Platt treated by Garnett doctor for injuries from a fall. Mmes Romy and Syl Miller host Mr Carmel Club at IK Chall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
U.S. Navy
Henry Wilsons
Alma Bastin
Merriam
Carl Bastin
Harold Hawkins
Everett White
Arthur Pough
Abiline
Paul Davis
Osage City
B. M., Dobbin
Wilbur Purvis
Friendly Circle
Keith Walden
Kansas City
Pete Bures
Cathy
Edward Platt
Mmes, Romy
Syl. Miller
Missile Port Is Dedicated at Charleston Harbor
The first port for arming Polaris submarines was dedicated on an 800 acre site seven miles up the Cooper River from Charleston harbor. Missiles will be assembled checked out stored or loaded aboard fleet ballistic submarines at the facility. The Polaris has an initial range of about 1380 miles and has logged tests beyond 900 miles. The nuclear powered George Washington was commissioned last December and the Patrick Henry is slated to join the fleet by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
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Walter Doyen
Edwin Nelson
Concordia
Jenn
Bize
Finith
Luxe Lite Eiamel
Harold Leitnaker
Housewares Gifts
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Butler
Richmond News
Miss Mabel Chandler
Dick Tippins
Whittier
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Saucer
Taylor, Smith & Taylor
America
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Kenosha
TV2
U.S
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