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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Union Chapter No. 15 Meets in Masonic Temple
Union Chapter No. 15 held a Wednesday meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Letha Gover presiding. Ethyl Ribbens of Searchlight Chapter No. 435 was welcomed. Bonnie Keatley reported on Grand Chapter attendance. Phyllis McNabb from Melvern was appointed district aide. An invitation from Wellsville No. 408 to visit May 14 was read, with Martha Kay Towner invited as guest.
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Union
Masonic Temple
Letha Gover
Ethyl Ribbens
Searchlight
Long Beach Calif
Gover
Bonnie Keatley
Grand Chapter
Phyllis McNabb
Melvern
Wellsville
Martha
Kay Towner
Union Chapter
New Officers For Adelines Named At Marais Chapter
The Marais des Cygnes Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc. held a party and installation of officers at their regular Wednesday meeting. Jessie Pratt, retiring president, installed Pauline Todd as president, Lilly Coultis as vice president, Lucille Robinson as treasurer, Marjorie Beguelin as corresponding secretary, and Elizabeth Ann Pratt as secretary.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Jessie Pratt
Pauline Todd
Lilly Coultis
Lucille Robinson
Marjorie Beguelin
Elizabeth Ann Pratt
Club Luncheon Hosts Daughters Club of Centropolis
Mrs Tilfred Simmons hosted the Daughters Club of Centropolis luncheon on Thursday with Mrs Ted Clark presiding. Birthdays for Mrs Roger Scott Mrs Harry McNeese and Mrs Ludell Neilson were noted along with wedding anniversaries for Mrs Don Woodsum Mrs Fred Powers and Mrs Simmons. Fourteen attended plans called for meeting with Mrs Porter Turner on June 6 to elect new officers. A recipe note suggests using a heated buttered pancake griddie to saute bananas for poultry fish ham or pork curry with small peeled bananas cooked tightly on the griddie.
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Roger Scott
Harry McNeese
Ludell Neilson
Don Woodsum
Fred Powers
Simmons
Porter Turner
Pound child Lisa Ann listed with family details
Lisa Ann Pound is the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Pound of 634 Maple. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Pound of 1641 S. Main and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Splitter of Lorraine, Kansas.
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Lisa Ann
Larry D. Pound
Maple
Harry K. Pound
1641 S. Main
Vernon Splitter
Lorraine
Kan
Auxiliary Eagles Plan State Convention Delegates
At Thursday meeting the Eagles Auxiliary elected seven delegates for the June 6 to 8 state convention in Garden City. Elected were Mrs. Pat Maloney, Mrs. Richard Hamm, Mrs. Earl Harris, Mrs. Ed Parks, Mrs. Bud Pratt, Mrs. Clara O Connor and Mrs. Juanita Smith. Seventeen attended and plans outlined include a May 5 dish dinner at 1 p.m. and future events at North American Hotel, May 16 6:30 p.m. party and dinner, May 20 8 p.m. retiring and new officers meeting, and May 25 8 p.m. joint installation with a buffet supper and dance.
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Eagles
Garden City
Pat Maloney
Richard Hamm
Earl Harris
Ed Parks
Bud Pratt
Clara O’connor
Juanita Smith
Forrest Ledom
North American Hotel
Friendship Meeting Plans For Beauceant Assembly Guests
Ottawa Assembly No. 136 of the Social Order of the Beauceant arranged a Friendship meeting for June 6 inviting officers from nearby assemblies. Mrs. Everett Stark chaired the Thursday gathering at the Masonic Temple and closed with Isaiah 30 15.
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Ottawa Assembly
Everett Stark
Masonic Temple
Socialettes and club meetings in the community
Mrs. Arthur Allen invited eight neighborhood women to celebrate her tenth wedding anniversary with coffee and dessert at 739 Princeton. Ten Richmond Fortnightly Club members plus met at Metcalf Shopping Center to view Gone With the Wind. Willing Workers met at Mrs. Myr Lingos home with seven members and a guest quilting for Mrs. Ora Carpenter. Mrs. Walter Lankard will host the May 7 meeting.
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Arthur Allen
Princeton
Richmond
Metcalf
Myr Lingos
Garnett
Leo Rayburn
Ora Carpenter
Walter Lankard
Tauy Circle Holds Study on How Rich Can You Be
Mrs. Glenn Scott led Tauy Mission Circle on Thursday with a Bible quiz and a lesson titled How Rich Can You Be. Mrs. Fred Lutz hosted. Mrs. Ralph Garrett presided and delivered two poems about mothers and grandmothers. Program booklets were prepared. a June 6 church meeting was planned.
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Glenn Scott
Tauy Mission Circle
Fred Lutz
Ralph Garrett
Get Rid Of The Old Bag Dear Ann Landers
A reader vents about a domineering mother in law living with them after a funeral. Ann Landers replies with a blunt plan to find the mother in law another place to live to avoid a mental hospital or divorce. The column also covers letters about a Vietnam era pregnancy and Red Cross notices, a parrot gag, and a prenuptial query with financial cautions.
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Ann Landers
Maryanna
Red Cross
N.G
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Horne
Hapter
Myrtle Crofts
Linda Finch
Eva Hanes
Hazel Ogle
Adelines
Highway 59
Ottawa, Kansas
Chevrolet
America
Lisa Ann Pound
The
Eagles and Auxiliary
Tauy
Vietnam
Polly
Bennetts
Bennett's
Bennett Ice Cream Store
Irench Fries
N. Main
Frankie Randall and
Jennie Smith
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