Potluck Marks ACE Final Club Session With Honors
The Association for Childhood Education held its final club meeting of the year at Miss Grace Metz home with Mrs Margaret Merritt as co hostess. Officers named include Eleanor Lloyd second vice president and Clarence Good fourth vice president. State board meeting at Emporia noted and state convention set for Oct 9 in Wichita. Delegates Howard Huston and Lanah Cameron reported NYC trip with 3017 delegates from 48 states and 20 foreign countries. Huston film footage showed scenes from the trip and the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For Childhood Education
Grace Metz
Margaret Merritt
Coe
A.C.E
Washington, D. C
Letha Figgins
Eleanor Lloyd
William Hocking
Clarence Good
Frederick Hermreck
Figgins
Emporia
Wichita
Howard Huston
Lanah Cameron
New York City
Huston
Oleta Stevens Wins $800 Four Year College Scholarship
Oleta Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs H K Stevens 1439 S Elm receives an $800 four year achievement scholarship to Southwestern College. She is a senior at Otet aw a High School and plans to pursue journalism with interests in art shorthand and science. Southwestern founded 1885 is a fully accredited four year liberal arts college affiliated with the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Oleta Stevens
H. K. Stevens
S. Elm
Southwestern College
Miss Stevens
Surprise honors leader at Mennine Ger Bible Class meeting
The First Methodist Church hosted a Thursday morning surprise party for leader Mrs Lee Harrison marking 11 years of teaching the class begun in 1948 by Mrs Roy W Browning. Seventeen completed the year traveling Genesis to I Kings with representation from five denominations. Tea and cookies followed, with May baskets of mints and nuts as favors. The 62nd annual closing occurred May 2 in Topeka, where the class began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Harrison
Menninger Bible
Laura Waugh
Clyde Zielsdorf
Lloyd Robbins Sr
First Methodist Church
Roy W. Browning
Lloyd J. Robbins Sr
Mearl Snethen
T. R. Johnson
Robbins
Lloyd Hughes
Floyd Hughes
Topeka
Trinity WSCS Pledge Service Highlights Portrait of Christ
Mrs Chester Louderback led the pledge service for Trinity WSCS featuring a portrait of Christ. Miss Hope Mott provided background piano music while living portraits included Mildred Taylor Fred Proffitt and A E Suilins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Louderback
Christ
Trinity Methodist Wscs
Hope Mott
Mildred Taylor
Fred Proffitt
A. E. Suilins
Max Cartemill
Denny Peterson
Raymond Davis
Everett Chapman
Bill Bryan
Cartmill
Willard Braker
Walter Bolen
Lillian Spears
Plans For Visitation By Beauceant In Osawatomie
The Social Order of the Beauceant completed plans for the May 1 visitation of Supreme Worthy President Mrs Edwin C Hinkley. Invitations from multiple assemblies were sent to attend their supreme inspections, with Mrs William J Wright presiding. Benevolent chairwoman Mrs C J Pence reported over 2000 articles delivered to Osawatomie State Hospital in the past year. Wedding anniversaries for Mrs O L Curby and Mrs Pence were honored, and the birthday of Mrs Frank Jones noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Hinkley
William J. Wright
C. J. Pence
Osawatomie State Hospital
O. L. Curby
Pence
Frank Jones
Program For Baptist WMS Meeting Recited At First Baptist
Mrs. Glenn Moon presided at the Wednesday evening meeting in Elliott Hall of First Baptist WMS. Nancy Schmidt and others performed a play titled When the Walls Came Tumbling Down. Dr. Raymond P. Jennings narrated, Beverly Schmidt handled lighting, and Mrs. Tom Dillon gave the love gift dedication. Guild girls introduced two chapters Sally Peck and Ann Judson.
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Glenn Moon
First Baptist Wms
Elliott Hall
Raymond Schmidt
Pat Wigglesworth
Nancy Schmidt
Schmidt
Archie Sineclair
A. K. Rader
Jim Dykstra
Jim Peterson
Raymond P. Jennings
Beverly Schmidt
Tom Dillon
Guild Girls
Sally Peck
Ann Judson
Auxiliary Receives Petitions and Elects New Officers
Auxiliary met Thursday evening to appoint delegates and alternates for the state convention and elect officers. New officers include President Mrs. Dick Hamm and others. Delegates chosen were Mrs. Hamm and Mrs. Pratt with alternates Mrs. Linne man and Mrs. Cromwell. The 15th annual state convention will be June 3-5 at Great Bend honoring Grand Madam President Juanita Dix. At the May 2 dinner three mothers were honored: oldest Mrs. Al Breithaupt youngest Mrs. David Hull and largest family Mrs. Linneman. Initiation set for May 20 at 8 p.m.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Dick Hamm
Harold Pratt
Hayward Brill
Edward Parker
Forrest Sedom
Earl Harris
Gene Powell
Robert Murphy
Donald Shelthorn
Willard Cromwell
LeRoy Bien
Hamm
Pratt
Howard Linneman
Cromwell
Ernest Sink
Juanita Dix
Great Bend
al Breithaupt
David Hull
Dixie Hancock A Bright Child in Ottawa Prairie Family
Dixie Marie Hancock age 84 months is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Hancock of 724 Willow. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bernard Cowdin of Princeton and Mr and Mrs Earl Hancock of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Marie Hancock
al Hancock
Willow
Bernard Cowdin
Princeton
Earl Hanccock
Ottawa
Westminster Woman's Association Meets for Reports and Skit
Mrs. R. O. Harder gave mission reports for the Westminster United Presbyterian Woman's Association meeting Wednesday, with Mrs. J. F. Barr presiding. Reports on the Neosho Presbyterial were by Mrs. S. M. Brockway and Mrs. Robert Spencer for the April 22 23 session in Pittsburg. Mrs. W. B. Smith announced the May Fellowship coffee at Elliott Hall. Mrs. Barr noted a $1 000 bequest from the late Mrs. Louise Branson Miller to the Association in memory of her mother. Miss Catherine Campbell was named honorary associate of the Board of Christian Education for years of service, receiving a pin. The program featured a skit linking professional missionaries to 20th century women abroad, directed by Keith Gaeddert with help from Mrs. Chester Worl and Mrs. Kendall Hay. Hostess committee included Mrs. Lewis McCarty Mrs. Chalmers Clark Mrs. T. B. Powers Mrs. Ward Ralston and Mrs. John Pinder. Mrs. G. S. Borden presided at coffee decorated with spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Harder
Westminster United Presbyterian Woman's Association
J. F. Barr
S. M. Brockway
Robert Spencer
Pittsburg
W. B. Smith
Council of Churchwomen
Elliott Hall
Barr
Louise Branson Mileler
Keith Gaeddert
Cheseter Worl
Kendall Hay
Lewis McCarty
Chalmers Clark
T. B. Powers
Ward Ralston
John Pinder
G. S. Borden
Welch couple welcome daughter on May 5 in Washington
Mr and Mrs James Welch Jr of Washington DC announce the birth of their daughter born May 5. The infant is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs James Welch of Columbus Ohio and the baby arrived on her grandmother’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welch Jr
Washington, D. C
Welch
James Welch
Columbus
Ohio
Ottawa
Switching Tips and Stain Tricks From Heloise Column
Dear Heloise shares a time saving tip to swap caps on empty soap bottles to avoid scissors and searching floors. A reader asks how to remove spilled root beer from fabric and Heloise advises quick cool water wash, glycerine and alcohol treatment if safe, plus general caution.
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Heloise
Minerva
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