Hawkins Grange Meets Mrs Dale Van Horn Night program
Hawkins Grange held a last evening meeting led by Mrs. Dale Van Horn with Mrs. J G Lytle assisting. The event featured a Mother's Day skit a song group readings and two numbers by the grange women's quartet consisting of Mrs Charles Burlingham Mrs Dale Van Horn Mrs Loren Gensman and Mr Fred Kissinger. A vote approved buying a dozen patron songbooks. The group reviewed dresses for a national sewing contest with 21 entries including two Juniors. adult winner was Mrs Dale Van Horn and junior winner Patricia Abersold. Mrs Lytle led the contest with a short introductory reading. Refreshment committee included Mr and Mrs William Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale van Horn
Hawkins Grange
J. G.lytle
Lytle
Grange Women’s Quartet
Charles Burlingham
Loren Gensman
Fred Kissinger
Patricia Abersold
Social visit noted at Kissinger residence
The record lists Mr and Mrs Fred Kissinger hosting guests including three visitors Mrs Thomas O'Dea and Mr and Mrs Ben Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kissinger
Thomas O'Dea
Ben Gibson
Calvary Baptist W M A meets on He Understands topic
Calvary Baptist Women's Missionary Union met last evening at the church with Mrs. George Christeson delivering the lesson He Understands. Peggy Christeson led the opening prayer and Mrs. Fred Rapp read a letter from missionaries to Peru. The group reported 11 calls and 60 cards, with a $7.50 collection. Other attendees included the Mines, William Weber, C. J. Farris, Rollie Hashman Jr., George Blattler, W. L. Stephens, Inez Haggard and Charles Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
George Christeson
Peggy Christeson
Fred Rapp
Bill Sassinetti
Peru
William Weber
C. J. Farris
Rollie, Hashman Jr
George Blattler
W. L. Stephens
Inez Haggard
Charles Patterson
P E 0 Chapter Meets GL Chapter Held At Home
The GL Chapter of P E 0 met at Mrs. Earl J Harris home with vice president Mrs R A Gollier presiding. President Mrs C A Tucker and GL Chapter president Miss Marjorie Clark attend the state convention in Coffeyville. Members reported on the Garnett reciprocity luncheon. A May 20 luncheon and silent auction were planned at Mrs F R Bennett Jr s home with co hostesses Mrs Harris and Mrs Robert Clogston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.0
R. A. Gollier
Earl J. Harris
C. A. Tucker
Marjorie Clark
Coffeyville
Garnett
E. G. Stucker
Lewis Irwin
Charles P. Knight
F. R. Bennett Jr
Harris
Robert Clogston
Socialettes at First Baptist W M S meeting
Mrs Judson Lee spoke on Wellsprings of Life at the final First Baptist W M S meeting held yesterday. Mrs Walter Price led devotions and Mrs Robert Winchester conducted a candlelight installation for new officers. Fifty women attended and then formed new circle groups for organization and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Lee
First Baptist W. M. S
Walter Price
Robert Winchester
Christian Women’s Fellowship hosts Jamaica study at church
C W F meetings chaired by Mrs Sam Groves conducted the One Hundred Years in Jamaica study theme at First Christian Church with about 100 attendees. Mrs John Giger and others assisted with worship, business, and hostess duties as Dr Jen nie Fleming spoke as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Groves
Christian Women's Fellowship
Jamaica
First Christian Church
John Giger
Arthur White
J. L. Shelden
John Hiatt
Earl Sexton
Ross Nichols
QO. E. Dawkins
C.W.F. Area Institute
Jennie Fleming
India
Helen C. Schwab
Topeka
K.C.W
Two Young Pianists Win Highest Ratings in Ottawa
Randall Fredrikson and Jo Archer received critics circle ratings at National Piano Guild auditions in Ottawa. Archer will record this fall for Austin Texas competition with nationwide entrants. Judge Mrs Dora Schroeder praised Ottawa as piano minded and noted strong local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Piano Guild
Ottawa
Randall Fredrikson
Jo Archer
Club Forecast Friday G A R Ladies Event
Club forecast notes a Friday gathering hosted by the G A R Ladies with Mrs. Frank Bingaman in attendance at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bingaman
Spring Luncheon Honors New Fidelis Club Officers
Fidelis Club of Quenemo held its spring luncheon at Mrs. R. G. Hughes home with 12 members and three guests. New officers elected included Edith Windett as president and C. K. Logan as vice president, Glen Wilson as secretary and historian, By ron Grey as treasurer, plus Roger Comstock as county board member. Clyde Latchem retires as president. The group voted to raise membership to 20 and to meet through summer with R. G. Hughes and Joe Wilson named as program planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Club of
Quenemo
R. G. Hughes
Max Hughes
Nancy
Joe Driver
Edith Windett
C. K. Logan
Glen Wilson
Byron Grey
Roger Comstock
Clyde_Latchem
Joe Wilson
Friendship Night at Pomona Chapter No 303
Has Friendship Night in Pomona with district aide Mrs. George Kelly as honor guest. Mrs. L. F. Wallace welcomes her while Mrs. N. V. Huderson sings. About 80 present from Ottawa Williamsburg Waverly Quenemo Melvern Carbondale. Traveling bingo entertained guests. refreshments by Mrs. Hill N. V. Hudelson Vera Vincent. Mr. Wallace is worthy patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Order of Eastern Star
George Kelly
District 14
Kelly
Ottawa
Williamsburg
Waverly
Quenemo
Melvern
Carbondale
Charles Hill
N.V. Hudelson
Vera Vincent
Wallace
Vincent
Tyrone Power Remarries in Tunica Mississippi
Actor Tyrone Power, 44, wed Deborah Montgomery Minardos, 26, a divorcee, in the chapel of Tunica Presbyterian Church. Power had previous marriages to actresses Annabella and Linda Christian.
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Tunica
Tyrone Power
Deborah Montgomery Minardos
Mississippi
Tunica Presbyterian Church
T. Williams
Power
Annabella
Linda Christian
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