Village Shoppe to Open at 9 A.M. in Ottawa
A new clothing store called The Village Shoppe will open at 9 a.m. Saturday at 227 Main in Ottawa, operated by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crawford. The shop will carry Bobbie Brooks Jantzen and Henson Kickernick lines with lingerie and accessories plus fall items and sport wear.
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Rosie Lister
Main
Gerald Crawford
Bobbie Brooks
Jantzen
Henson Kickernick
Julie Doty
Ottawa High School
Pam Brewer
Ottawa University
Scotch Plains
N. J
Crawford
New York
Crawfords
Christine Lynne
Wellsville
RFD 2
le Loup
Ottawa
University of Kansas Engineering Department
S. Main
Busy Bee Club Serves Dinner at Community Center
Mrs Hynes hosted the Busy Bee Club dinner at the Central Community Center with a noon cafeteria meal. Members did quilting, roll call used mothers’ maiden names, and a $10 donation was voted for the Higdon family after their home fire. Josephine Collins to host June 6.
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Fred Hynes
Cntral Community Center
Hynes
Jim Cook
Charlie Masketer
Roll Call
Earl Higdon
Josephine Collins
Royal Neighbors District 27 Convention Held in Masonic Temple
The 27th district convention convened Friday afternoon in Masonic Temple with Lois McIntosh hosting. Officers introduced included Martha Miller Ottawa oracle Susie Van Rheen Paola past oracle Hazel Andrews Rantoul vice oracle Edith Crites Lane chancellor Lillian Feuerborn Ottawa recorder ss Morgan Ottawa marshal and Sylvia Ikenberry Baldwin assistant marshal. Distinguished guests were Katherine Dunn Rock Island supreme recorder Mary J. Minks Greensburg Kan supreme auditor Verna Noel Neodesha state supervisor and district deputies Mamie Denny Toronto Kan and Darlene Smith Ottawa. Corsages were given. A final banquet served to 80. two cake walks raised 10.70 for scholarships. Initiation team included members from several lodges with Lola McGuire Osawatomie as oracle. The next meeting will be in Baldwin in 1969.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Masonic Temple
Lois McIntosh
Oracle
Forest Camp No
Phyllis Morgan
Martha Miller
Ottawa
Susie van Rheen
Paola
Hazel Andrews
Rantoul
Edith Crites
Lane
Lillian Feuerborn
Morgan
Sylvia Ikenberry
Baldwin
Supreme Recorder
Katherine Dunn
Rock Island
Inl
Supreme Auditor
Mary J. Minks
Greensburg
Kan
Verna Noel
Neodesha
Mamie Denny
Toronto
Darlene Smith
Ethel Furman
Crites
W. G. Ransom
Chamber of Commerce
Helen Porter
Osawatomie
Princeton
Fontana
Wichita
Wilma Brown
Julia Moon
Mary Burgoon
Ina Clarey
Luncheon Ends Cosmopolitan Club Year
The Cosmopolitan Club closed its year with a Monday luncheon at the North American Hotel and a business session at Mrs. Merle Marmon's home. Mrs. R. Lee Finch led in the president's absence, as Mrs. Lloyd Carr was not present. New officers installed by Mrs. Albert Hamm included Mrs. Finch as president, Mrs. Melvin Sellers as vice president, Mrs. Merle Marmon as secretary, Mrs. Hamm as treasurer, and Mrs. W. L. Pickering as corresponding secretary.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Merle Marmon
R. Lee Finch
Lloyd Carr
Albert Hamm
Finch
Melvin Sellers
Hamm
W. L. Pickering
Trade Your Costume Jewelry With Neighbors Now
Dear readers urge trading unused costume jewelry to declutter and spark conversation among neighbors. The columnist shares a playful challenge to dump, sort, and swap pieces, suggesting ads or paper notices to entice trades and lighten housekeeping.
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Gals
Club notices and events listed for Wednesday evenings
The schedule shows WEDNESDAY INTER SE dinner at SKILTON Music Club with Mrs. E G Stucker leading SEEKERS Class at Trinity Methodist. ZIGZAGGERS led by Mrs Ralph ine participate in an election and white elephant event. REBEK AHS SWEET Adelines are also featured.
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Skilton Music Club
E. G. Stucker
Trinity Methodist
Ralphine
Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club Opens Meeting
The Pomona Stitch and Chatter club held its opening numbers at Mrs. Elna Carpenter's home with a song and the Lord's prayer recited in unison. Twenty two members and four guests attended, including Mrs. Pauline Collins and four others, plus two children.
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Pomona Stitch and Chatter Club
Elna Carpenter
William Cain
Dean Olson
William Fawl
Roger Monfort
Merle Montague
Pauline Collins
Mary Paugh
Robert Pruitt
Esther Swallow
Roy Evans
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Juanita Schultz
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Ruth Hoopes
Lola McGuire
Royal Neighbors
Ottawa Lodge
Cosmopolitan
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