Socialite activities and club notices across several groups
Socialites from First Christian Church attended the C W F Institute in Osawatomie with several named members. De Molay Mothers Circle planned a June 19 visit for the grand president and officers. Various clubs held meetings, socials, and bingo with multiple hosts and attendees. Marilyn Henning of KU received an outstanding junior award in the Gamma Phi Beta alumnae event in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Henning
University of Kansas
Fred Henning
Gamma Phi Beta
Lawrence
Skillet Frankfurters with Sauerkraut and Tomatoes
A quick home skillet main dish combines butter sautéed onion with sauerkraut and stewed tomatoes, lightly seasoned. Franks are buried in the kraut and simmered until hot, yielding 8 servings with bread, fruit, and beverage.
Jaycee Jaynes Hears Brazil Talk at Meeting
Jaycee Jaynes heard a talk on Brazil by Marjorie Roeckers who showed color slides. She recently returned after nearly six months as an IFYE student. New officers elected were Mrs Floyd Moore president, Mrs Robert White vice president, Mrs Jim Gorgan secretary, and Mrs Ivan Jones treasurer. A resignation from Mrs Bob Bath was noted. Plans were made for attendees to Wichita convention May 15-17 and a membership tea at Mrs Mavity's May 19. Guests included Mrs Robert Pinet and Mrs Vernon Chism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Brazil
Marjorie Roeckers
IFYE
Virginia Cunningham
Floyd Moore
Robert White
Jim Gorgan
Ivan Jones
Bob Bath
Pittsburg
Wichita
Rick Beatty
Bill Seymour
Charles Mavity
Calvary Baptist W M A hosts Janet Roudybush as guest speaker
Miss Janet Roudybush of Topeka spoke at the Calvary Baptist W M A at Mrs Rollie’s home on her missionary work in Brazil. The meeting opened with a gospel chorus and prayer by Mrs Bill Weber. Bible verses were read for roll call. Reports showed 33 cards sent and 29 calls made in the past month with a $9.45 collection. Fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist W.M.A
Janet Roudybush
Topeka
Hashman Jr
Club Forecast Thursday Socials and Meetings
Community club announcements list social hours and meetings for EMERY GREEN Mrs Artis Hutchinson WYCOFF COMMUNITY Mrs Retta Ponton BAXTER SOCIAL HOUR Mrs Heth BISHOP FAR AND NEAR Mrs David Brown Y M F of First Christian Church TALLY MISSION CIRCLE Mrs Ivan Brittingham BEAUSANT NAQMI CLUB Mrs William Becker 2 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Green
Artis Hutchinson
Wycoff Community
Retta Ponton
Baxter
Heth Bishop
David Brown
Y.M.F
Firet Christian Church
Tally Mission Circle
Ivan Brittingham
Beaucsant
Naqmi Club
Wiliam Becker
Muu muu sewing pattern for children's sundress and more
Pattern 4822 from Anne Adams offers a quick sew for daughters ages 2 4 6 8. Includes dress smock beach cover all and printed directions. Costs 35 cents plus 10 cents extra for first class mail. Send name address zone size and style number to The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Bridal Shower Honoring Raydell Hodson Held at Home
Bridal shower honoring Raydell Hodson daughter of Mr and Mrs N Raymond Hodson was hosted Monday at Mrs L M Shaughnessy home with co hosts Mrs Art Harkins and Mrs Francis Golden. Hodson will wed Sidney Harrison son of Mr and Mrs C E Harrison of Colby on June 6. Prizes were won by Mrs Jack Morissey Mrs Anton Strafuss and Mrs J L Wassmer. Gifts were displayed under a black and pink umbrella. Thirty four guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raydell Hodson
N. Raymond Hodson
L. M. Shaughnessy
Art Harkins
Francis Golden
Miss Hodson
Sidney Harrison
C. E. Harrison
Colby
Jack Morrisey
Anton ‘Strafuss
J. L. Wassmer
Disbanded Woman's Republic Club Final Meeting
Sixteen members met at a luncheon in O.F. hall hosted by Rebekahs signaling the final gathering of the Woman's Republic Club once known as the American Women's League. The group organized in October 1909 and had over 100 members at its peak. a January donation of 750 to Ottawa University’s student loan fund was acknowledged. Longtime secretary E. R. Crawford spoke of 17 years in service. Mrs. C. J. Witherspoon, a longtime member, has recently died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Republic Club
F. Hall
Rebekahs
American Woman’s League
W. A. Fyfe
B. L. Reinhardt
A. B. Martin
Ottawa University
W. K. McCanl
F. H. McCune
Lee Carter
Demonstration on meat cookery by Franklin County Farm Bureau Women
The Franklin County Farm Bureau Women will hold a meat cookery demonstration Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the basement of the Masonic temple. Mrs. Letha Strong of Kansas City Power and Light Co will direct the rotisserie demonstration. A meal is served at 12:30 p.m. A film and short program follow. Attendees should bring their own table service. Five women from each township invited. about 90 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Masonic Temple
Letha Strong
Kansas City Power and Light Co
A U W Ottawa Branch Held Dinner at Hill House
The Ottawa Branch of the American Association of University Women met at Hill House for a dinner. Dr Ann Greer from Ottawa University gave an Alaska travelogue. Miss Harriet Seymour, retiring president, led a business session. Mrs H C Stevens named as next year’s board member. Members eye national convention in Kansas City June 21 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Eyent
Ottawa
American Association of University Women
Hill House
Ann Greer
Ottawa University
Alaska
Harriet Seymour
H. C. Stevens
Kansas City
Seymour
Amanda Rosenquist
Glen Stecher
Ilo Bullock
Margaret Prunty
Mother Son Banquet at First Christian Church Honors
About 110 attended the Mother-Son banquet at First Christian Church. Mrs. Eugene Suffron gave the invocation and Mrs. Roger Brick presented honors including eldest mother Mrs. Elsie Crammer and youngest mother Mrs. Kenneth Suffron. Special honor went to Mrs. George Scott. Mardi Gras decorations and welcome were by Mrs. Albert Keefer. Singing Sons performed, and Prof B Smith Haworth spoke on How Do You Spell Life. Douglas Mosher gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Eugene Suffron
Roger Brick
Elsie Crammer
Kenneth Suffron
George Scott
Albert Keefer
B. Smith Haworth
Douglas Mosher
Emmy Awards Tonight On TV Beams From Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports television's big annual show, the Emmy awards, airs tonight. Fred Astaire is the bettors' favorite to win man of the year with three major nominations including best single program and best actor. A rival unnamed stopwatch fellow also figures to shine as the 90 minute show must handle 42 categories and 197 nominees without endless fillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fred Astaire
Astaire
Vine Street
Television Academy
Three Western and private eye actors vie for best series
A TV awards race features Gunsmoke star James Arness Have Gun Will Travel’s Rich ard Boone Maverick actor James Garner against Perry Mason star Raymond Burr Peter Gunn’s Craig Stevens and Efrem Zimbalist Jr of 77 Sunset Strip with the showdown at 8 p m CST as top names like Dinah Shore Jack Benny Ed Sullivan and Shirley Temple are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Shore
Jack Benny
Ed Sullivan
Shirley Temple
James
Arness
Richard
Maverick
Garner
Raymond
Perry Mason
Burr
Craig
Peter Gunn
Stevens
Efrem
77 Sunset
Baby names announced for newborns in Wellsville area
The text reports two newborns named Michael Jay for a son born May 3 to Mr and Mrs George Everett Streetbin RFD 4 who weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces and Rhonda Mae for a daughter born May 4 to Mr and Mrs David Glenn Miller RFD 1 Wellsville who weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Everett Streebin
Michael Jay
David Glenn Miller
Wellsville
Rhonda Mae
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Ralph Armstrong
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C. W. Cudd
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Richard McClay
J. E
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Mabel Williamson
Tensie Cutbirth
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R. A. Gollier
Edith Glasscock
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Lucile Prunty
Rosy Kraut
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W. H. Armstrong
Tom Crawford
Nell Johnson
J. G. Lytle
J. T. Osburn
Fannie Standfast
W. J. Stavely
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K. W. Williamson
W. F. Kitchen
C. J. Witherspoon
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