Union Chapel Spring Tea Opens with Guests from Nearby Towns
Seventy women attended the Union Chapel WSCS spring tea held yesterday. Guests came from Lane, Richmond, Princeton, Peoria, Rantoul and Ruhamah. Mrs. R J Hoffman played a piano prelude as groups were recognized then Gene Mohr singing solo with Raymond Gillette on piano accompanied. Mrs. W R Gamble reviewed Chinese Ginger Jars. Tea table presided by Mrs J E Thornton and Mrs George Stewart featured a lace cloth and pink floral centerpiece in a silver bowl with lighted silver-holders.
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Union Chapel
WSCS
Lane
Richmond
Princeton
Peoria
Rantoul
Ruhamah
R. J. Hoffman
Gene Mohr
Raymond Gillette
W. R. Gamble
J. E. Thornton
George Stewart
Plan Special Dinner Meet Assembly No 136
Social Order of the Beauceant plans a Friendship meeting for May 16 with a dinner beforehand. Mrs Clarence Keefer chaired at the Masonic temple while Mrs Harley Gover reported on items donated to Osawatomie State Hospital, including magazines, books, games, clothing, jewelry, a Bible and more. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Charles Watts and Mrs C J Pence.
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Assembly
Clarence Keefer
Masonic Temple
Harley Gover
Osawatomie State Hospital
Charles W. Watts
C. J. Pence
National Commander Visits State Army Mothers Convention
National Commander Mildred Flower of Huntington West Virginia attends the State Army Mothers convention in North American Hotel with 109 registered and 135 banquet reservations. Mrs Esther Shaughnessy of Leavenworth is elected president and Mrs Grace Crean of Fr Scott is vice president while Mrs Ann McCoy of Kansas City Kansas serves as secretary treasurer. The gathering includes a past commanders meeting and a reception with 175 attendees followed by skits and readings. Mrs Leland Monroe, Ottawa Post 4, presides. Mrs Nora Foley is post commander. Hospitals reports are given for Wadsworth VA Wichita VA and Topeka VA. Memorial service and installation follow the banquet at Mason Temple.
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Army Mothers Convention
Esther Shaughnessy
Leavenworth
Grace Crean
Scott
Ann McCoy
Kansas City
Kas
Post
Arkansas City Post
Leland Monroe
Ottawa Post No. 4
Nora Foley
Raymond P. Jennings
Charles Williamson
Harold Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
Mildred Flower
Huntington
W. Va
Alice Hiatt
Wadsworth VA
Ruth Carr
Wichita
Wichita VA
Gertrude Bloomquist
Topeka VA
North American Hotel
Tany Circle Has Meeting
Mrs. Floyd Bishop gave the lesson from Philippians yesterday for Tany Mission Circle and installed the officers who had been re-elected. Mrs. Rodney Fritts presided. Mrs. Lee Rempel led the opening prayer. The group announced White Cross boxes to Burma and the Congo and a Daily Vacation Bible School from June 3 at Brown School. BYF from Fairbury Neb will paint the church June 10 and 11. Tally congregation will host a potluck June 10 at Brown School. Flower fund totaled $2.
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Floyd Bishop
Philippians
Tany Mission Circle
Rodney Fritts
Lee Rempel
Wendell Broers
Raymond Mack
Burma
Congo
Brown School
BYF
Fairbury
Neb
Tally
Dye Daffodils and Daisies for Colorful Bouquets
Heloise advises dyeing cut daffodils and daisies using kitchen food colorings to create orange copper tones on yellows, greens on blues, and purples from red and blue. The method involves dipping stems in colored water, watching veins tint, and saving dye for future use.
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Heloise
Flaming garnish for baked Alaska tips and cautions
A tip on flaming a baked Alaska garnish describes soaking sugar cubes in strong flavored extract and lighting them. It warns to use extract with at least 80 percent alcohol to increase the likelihood of a successful flame.
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Ottawa
Santa Fe Trail Council of Girl Scouts
YWCA
Linda Loyd
Sheri Schultz
Sara Doty
Becky Ann Warnock
James Warnock
Allen Loyd
V. 0. Schultz
Jules Doty
Herald
Lois Smith
Ict Ae
Army Mothers
Tany
P. S
Betsy
Gals
Bennett's
Flavor-of
Franklin County
Albright
Mecchin Sewing Circle
Colbern's Restaurant
K.C
Colbern
Cloud Nine
Matel Diamonds
O’connor
S. Main
Bennett
N. Main
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