Tauy Mission Circle Presents Prayer Meeting in Belgian Congo
Tauy Mission Circle held a session titled A Prayer Meeting in the Belgian Congo led by Mrs. Ivan Brittingham. Mrs. Raymond Mock gave devotions while members worked on a quilt and assisted host Mrs. Roy Hulen with refreshments. Attendees included Loren Higginbotham Wilbur Broers George Hull Lonnie Barnes Jess Raméez Thomas O'Dea J F Moreen and J B Weather plus five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauy Mission Circle
Belgian Congo
Ivan Brittingham
Raymond Mock
Mock
Nancy Hui
Roy Hulen
Ames
Loren Higginbotham
Wilbur Broers
George Hull
Lonnie Barnes
Jess Raméez
Thomas O'Dea
J. F. Moreen
Weather
Luncheon Hosts Plan Family Picnic at Bald Win Junction
Daughters Club of Centropalis held a luncheon at Mrs. W. D. Willford's home. They plan a picnic supper for families at the Cabins at Bald Win Junction on the evening of May 25. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sink and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rolfer. Luncheon guests included many locals led by Bernard Briggs, Roy B. Church, Ted Clark, Vicki and Anita, William Clark, Harold Simmons, Tilfred Simmons, and Don ald Woodsum. Also listed are J. D. and Linda, Ronnie and Billy Wilford. The note ends with a tip about storing pork chops two to three days and pressing between waxed paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Roger Scott
Donnie
Johnnie
Shirley
Mary
Tilfred Simmons
Vern Sink
Porter Turner
Edward Woodsum
Donald Woodsum
J. D
Linda
Ronnie
Billy
Wilford
Sliced almonds fried in fat fryer for buffet starters
Step by step tip to heat fat to 363 degrees and fry almonds a couple minutes. Drain and season lightly. Serve as a first course with tomato juice. For a buffet party, assemble make-your-own salami and ham sandwiches with cheese tomatoes and onion rings.
Stitch And Chatter Hostess Evening For Pomona Club
Mrs John Fritts hosted the Pomona Stitch and Chatter club on Wednesday with group songs a business session and games arranged by Mrs Charles Eichenberger and Mrs Nels Kristenson plus refreshments. William Cain John Carpenter William Fawl Floyd Flager Lily Hunt Ben Johnston Roger Monfort Jack Nelson Gordie Price Liomal Shaw Leo Wittman Lillie Zimmerman Nancy Hunt Sally Price attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fritts
Pomona
Stitchland Chatter Club
Charles
Eichenberger
Nels.Kristenson
William Cain
John Carpenter
William Fawl
Floyd Flager
Ly 1E Hunt
Ben Johnston
Roger Monfort
Jack Nelson
Gordie Price
Liomal Shaw
Leo Wittman
Lillie Zimmerman
Nancy Hunt
Sally Price
Bible Class Party At Calvary Baptist Church
Mr and Mrs George W Blattler and Mrs Inez Haggard hosted the Calvary Baptist Bible class party on a Wednesday evening with Rev and Mrs Bill Weber, Jackie and Pamela among the attendees. The gathering included many names and families listed as participants. Also included is a recipe note for hot mustard to accompany frozen Chinese egg rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Blattler
Inez Haggard
Calvary Baptist Church
Bill Weber
Jackie
Pamela
R. W. Stead
S. E. Burns
Daniel Arnold, Jr
Horace Avery
Fred ‘Rapp
Kermit Blunk
A. R. Shannon
Buddy Carrier
The
Mines
Lucy Bellis
Minnie Guy
Stella Dunkin
Lucy Garrett
Anna Curtis
Cecil Fine
Irene Liggett
Gus Lehnert
Rhapsody in Spring Fashion Show At K U Home Economics Day
High school girls including Patty Sue Meiers and Donna Ivey of Quenemo participate in a fashion show titled Rhapsody in Spring as part of the annual High School Home Economics Day at K U. Golden Wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Mock marked by a family dinner on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Patty Sue Meiers
Donna Ivey
Quenemo
Ervin Mock
N. Mulberry
Mocks
Socialette gathering and church affairs noted
The Rangeline Social Hour group met Tuesday with Mrs Homer Bigson hosting. Mrs Orville Pohl led business and Mrs C A Drum and Mrs Donald Wodsum read magazine items. Guests included Mrs Salsbury and several others. the Greenwood Ladies Aid organized devotions and approved paying the church insurance premium. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Bigson
Orville Pohl
C. A. Drum
Donald Woodsum
Donald Salsbury
Charles Elm
Vane Kring
Walter Harbour
AL OL. Hornberger
Walter Stoebener
Lewis Ritz
Wendell
Pohl
Debbie Ritz
Jimmie
Mary Salsbury
Linda Woodsum
Greenwood Ladies Aid
Orville Flager
Josie Reed
Percy Graves
Carl Ellison
Oliver Shaw
Dave Reekie
Doris
Jennie Smith
New Kansas PEO President Elected in Wichita
Mrs. George R. Field of Columbus named president of the Kansas State Chapter of PEO succeeding Mrs. Helen F. Evers of Winfield. Officers elected at the 54th annual convention included Mrs. Norman Grove of Larned as first vice president and Mrs. R. L. Steinheimer of Hutchinson as second vice president. The 1957 convention will be held in Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Ww
George R. Field
Columbus
Kansas States
P.E.O
Helen F. Evers
Winfield
Norman Grove
Larned
R. L.steinheimer
Hutchinson
C. E. Long Norton
E. J. Rie ‘Dell
Salina
J. R. Wonder
Manhattan
David Glotfelty
Wichita
Emporia
Biscuit Topping Mixture Bakes to Browning in Oven
A simple instruction notes to brush the biscuit tops with a brown sugar mix and bake in a hot oven until browned. Serve immediately.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Es Ny Aulday
Fred Kaiser Rexall Drug Store
Sharon Kay
Cynthia Gail
Porter Hunt
Baldwin
E. C. Finch
N. Sycamore
Paul Hunt
Wheatland, Mo
Muecke Studio
Jack Michael
James Beesley
Route 2
Anne
Jimmy
F. J. Stansbury
Evelyn Beesley
Topeka
Bible Class Party
Gas Serviceco
Heme Anu Indurdys Th
Cynthia Herning
Ottawa
New Kansas Peo President
Great Lakes
Westinghouse
Sharp Mobile Homes, Inc
Kansas City
Kans
God
Roblem
Chu
Church
Timothy
Chapter
Verna
Crites Body Shop
BANKS
First National Bank
Peoples National Bank
Richmond
Edmiston's
Bennett Creamery Co
Drug Stores— Briscoe Drug Store
Mann-Bell Drug Store
Anchor Savings & Loan Assn
Ottawa Building & Loan Assn
Hubbard Lumber Co
Made O'Day Corporation
Ottawa Steel Products, Inc
Cement Brick Products
Ottawa Warner Corp
Stewart
Ottawa Herald
NEW Car Dealers
Minnick Dodge
Plymouth Radio & Television
Keen Company
Mack Electric
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