Dixie Lou Wollam Weds Frederick T. Thompson
Mrs. Mary Wollam of 723 Ash announces the marriage of her daughter Dixie Lou to Frederick T. Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Thompson North Adams Mass. The ceremony was held Saturday evening in Lawrence at The First Artist Church Chapel. Rev W C Allen officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Wolfe Lawrence. The bride wore a Schiffli blue and white dress with lace and a nylon veilette. She carried Cymbidium orchids. Thompson graduates in June from Ottawa University and plans law school in fall. Mrs Thompson is a secretary at Hallmark's in Lawrence. They will live summer at 139 N Franklin North Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wollam
Ash
Dixie Lou
Frederick T. Thompson
Thomas Thompson
North Adams
Mass
Lawrence
First Artist Church
W. C. Allen
John Wolfe
Charles Bush Jr
Melvern
Shirley Bush
Robert C. Morrison
Morrison
Concordia
Miss Bush
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
The
College of Emporia
Emporia State Teachers College
Kansas University
Make A Tray From A Milk Carton For Small Bottles
If you need a tray to hold small bottles in your refrigerator cut an empty milk carton in half lengthwise. Small bottles placed in it will not tip over and stay organized.
Garden Club Plans Annual Flower Show in May
Ottawa Garden Club approved plans for its annual flower show on May 21 at First Methodist Church basement. The event runs 12 noon to 8 30 p.m. with the theme Our Garden Jewels and featured chairmen for each division. The club will host the 1963 Kaw Valley Garden Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist Church
T. E. Bennett
M. R. Shoger
Charles Mavity Sr
Nellie March
Mavity
Bennett
Shoger
McLouth
Stanton News celebrates George Brassfield 85th birthday
George Brassfield honored at a Sunday dinner for his 85th birthday. Guests included Dan Brassfield Ross Cole Jim Chamberlin Otis Foster and many family friends from Hillsdale Gardner Independence and Osawatomie. Afternoon callers and further dinner guests followed with additional celebrations and cakes prepared by Mrs. Eldon McKeon and Mrs. Brassfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brassfield
Dan Brassfield
Ross Cole
Kansas City
Jim Chamberlin
Otis Foster
Eldon McKeon
Brassfield
Frank Yackle
Hillsdale
J. C. Jentzsch
Roy Foster
John Roman
Loris H. Weston
Independence
Jake Roman
Gardner
Fred Briner
Stillwell
Elmer Alenstorf
Lais
Roy Morrison
Lizzy Morrison
Kattie Gariety
Rose McCabe
Osawatomie
E. E. Wolverton
Lories H. Weston
Independence, Mo
Installation of Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Ends with New Officers
The Beta Sigma Phi chapter held an installation ceremony with ritual readings by Mrs. Byron Faden and others. Mrs. Harvey Martin and Mrs. Richard Walker received Exemplar degrees, Mrs. Jim Rodgers joined by transfer, and new officers were installed including Mrs. Alden Dearfoss as president and Mrs. Bethel as treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments hosted by Mrs. R. E. Roseberry and helpers. Sixteen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Byron Faden
Bob Roberts
Bill Lay
Bob Bethell
Dorothy ‘Baker
Harvey Martin
Richard Walker
Jim Rodgers
Alden Dearfoss
Wallace Hart
Conclude National Piano Guild Auditions In Ottawa
Kenneth Osborne of the University of Arkansas concluded three days of judging in Ottawa for the National Piano Guild auditions. Janet Warner, noted for five years of wins, performed ten memory pieces yearly and appeared in the guild yearbook. Ottawa piano teachers received praise for fine repertoire and talent, with Prof. and Mrs Kerr hosting Osborne’s honors reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Osborne
University of Arkansas
Ottawa
National Piano Guild
Janet Warner
National Fraternity of
Raymond W. Warner
Osborne
Edgar D. Kerr
Kerr
M. A. Welty
J. R. Henning
Roy L. Stevens
Sherwin Snyder
Carl Bobbish
Leather Sneaker New Thing For Teens
The leather industry promotes leather sneakers as a better choice for teens who wear shoes constantly. Schools and parents worry gym shoes lack support, but teenagers favor sneakers around the clock. The new leather sneakers come in colors and finishes including smooth and brushed.
Veal Dish with Butter Sauce and Mushrooms
Cook veal in paper-thin slices in butter over fairly high heat for a brief time. Remove meat and keep warm. Add drained mushrooms or sautéed fresh ones to the pan with cream, stirring to lift brown bits. Pour sauce over the meat.
Rantoul High baccalaureate set for May 13
Rantoul High School seniors will attend a baccalaureate service in the school gym at 8 pm on Sunday May 13 Rev Albert Smith will deliver the sermon. Kenneth Johnson begins substitute mail routes replacing Larry Spratt while George Arnold is ill. J A Redick son of Ray Redick was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital for tests. Lloyd Kern and wife on 10 day vacation. Birthday supper held at Wayne Ludwig home for L M Watkins with attendees including Mrs Watkins and Mrs Leo Blackstone and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Gilbert
Rantoul High School
Albert Smith
Kenneth Johnson
Larry Spratt
Ottawa
George Arnold
Kenneth
J. A. Redick
Ray Redick
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wayne Ludwig
L. M. Watkins
Watkins
Leo Blackstone
F. C. Hermesmeyter
Onions Cooked For Limp Skillet Dish Tip
Cook onions in butter or margarine until golden brown then cover and steam until very soft. Use onion rings or thin strips to achieve the desired texture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dixie Lou Wollam
Wright
H.D.A. and
Bible School Directors
Ken’s
S. Main
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Ticket Office
Kansas
Garden Club
M. R. Cox
Lyndon
Chemical
Mobile
Ala
Helen Steelman
Stanton News
By Ollie Brassfield
Mr. Brassfield
Ollie
Katie Lambdon
Mary Haight
John Anderson
Cedar Crest
Andersons
Joy Long
Williamsburg High
University of Kansas
Joy
Rvee
Eavy
AP News
Ismobile
Rantoul News
Lloyd Kern
Osawatomie State Hospital
Vert
Raney
Rexall Drug
Raney Rexall Drug
M.P G
U.S
Askus
O Standard Oil Division
American Oil Company
Grogan's
Stanorno
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