4 County HDU Meeting At First Baptist Church
Four county home demonstration units Franklin Douglas Osage and Shawnee met at First Baptist Church with Earl Richardson Franklin County commissioner as welcome speaker Mrs Marvin Garrett Douglas County advisory chair gave the response Morning session featured Elinor Anderson extension home management specialist from Manhattan on preparedness for the unexpected The Friendly Neighbors HDU Franklin County received gold seals for 25 years of service and several units earned 15 years Recognition and leadership ceremonies followed afternoon talks by Dr L K Bishop of People to People program and a candle ceremony marking baton passes among county agents and advisory chairs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Richardson
Franklin County Board of County Commissioners
Marvin Garrett
Douglas County
Kansas
First Baptist Church
Franklin
Douglas
Osage
Shawnee
Earl Gillieland
Franklin County
Mary Jensen
Osage City
HDU
Elinor Anderson
Extension Home
Manhattan
Eugene Winkler
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
Clinton
India
Pleasant Valley
Stull
Vineland
Elm Grove
Kilmer
Liberty
Menoken
Shawnee County
L. K. Bishop
Williams burg WCTU speaker urges youth protection
Miss De Etta Butler, national WCTU field worker, spoke at Williamsburg WCTU meeting on Our Responsibility to Youth. She warned alcohol harms and cited Dr Linus Pauling on cigarette life impact. Activities included singing, devotions, Washington Letter review, temperance posters exhibit, and a chicken and noodle luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Etta Butler
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Williamsburg
WCTU
Linus Paul
Mary Black
Frank Davis
Washington
Harold Staley
Williamsburg L.T.L
Pearl Butter
Ray Roberts
Frank David
John Lester
Recruit Class Meeting Opens at North Baptist Church
Members of the Recruit Class held a Monday evening songfest in the North Baptist Church fellowship hall. Roll call clipped notes as Mrs. Leo Howard led the devotional topic Christian Motherhood and Mrs. A. W. Keefer conducted the business. The session closed with the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Hall
North Baptist Church
Leo Howard
A. W. Keefer
Two-Feature Program At Exemplar Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi held a double feature Monday at Mrs Milton Jameson. Mrs Lyle Grier presented Exercise in Thought while Mrs Carl Nutt spoke on Hobbies and Entertaining in the Home. A business session led by Mrs Dick Bethell approved a donation to Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and plans for a food sale were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Milton Jameson
Lyle Grier
Exerecise
Carl Nutt
Dick Bethell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Garden Club Hosts Baldwin Guests in Ottawa Event
Ottawa Garden Club welcomed Katherine Kelley and Amelia Betts from Baldwin as they shared a color slide album on Kansas scenery. They highlighted local tulip beds and a flowering buckeye tree planted by the club, while the group voted to cancel the annual May flower show due to late spring and poor growing conditions. Mrs Wayland Blair presided with 36 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Katherine Kelley
Amelia Betts
Kansas
Baldewin
Cooking's Fun White Turnips With Flavorful Twist
White turnips shredded to yield about 4 1/2 cups are cooked with water butter and salt in a 9 to 10 inch skillet. Covered, over moderate heat, they simmer for about 10 minutes until tender crisp. Serves 4 to 5.
25th Anniversary For Princeton WSCS
Princeton Woman's Society for Christian Service celebrated its 25th anniversary with a tea on Friday afternoon. Representatives from Union Chapel Lane Richmond and Trinity Methodist WSCS groups and from Princeton Christian Church attended. Seventy members and guests enjoyed punch, cake and mints as charter members were honored and speakers reflected on the past and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Woman’s Society For Christian Service
Union Chapel
Lane
Richmond
Trinity Methodist
WSCS
Princeton Christian Church
Bud Schaub
Byron Robison
Judy
Jooan Sutton
Ivory Palaces
Conenie Lloyd
Bert Binkley
John Staadt
Chester Burgess
Robert Hopkins
Robison
Man fined for public drinking with dog flea excuse
In Danville Virginia a man received a $10 fine plus costs in Municipal Court after claiming his only beer was to rid his dog of fleas. The incident stemmed from a charge of public drinking and the judge noted the odd justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Va
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Phelan
Carl Herrmann
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Wayland Blair
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Clarence Oswald
Goldie Walden
R. G. Harms
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Interstate Financial House
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Divco-Wayne
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