Quilt Designs Displayed By Baldwin's Quilt Lady
DE McGlashon known as the Quilt Lady of Baldwin showcased more than a hundred handmade quilts at a Maple Leaf Festival luncheon in Westminster United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Lowell Gish described her log cabin patterns and noted recent Bicentennial quilts in red white and blue and in brown orange and green.
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DE McGlashon
Baldwin
Lowell Gish
MPM Club
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Community Club Notes and Meeting Dates
Wednesday events include Hazel Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall and Franklin County Nurses Association potluck at 7 p.m. Darlene Frank attends Zigzaggers with Zola Sand. CHILD Study hosts Party CWF at First Christian Church at 10 a.m. Sewing Day. Sequel features Mrs. George Hughes. UMW at First United Methodist Church presents New Dimensions with Sue McClaran.
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Hazel Rebekah
IOOF
Franklin County Nurses Association
Darlene Frank Zigzaggers
First Christian Church
George Hughes
UMW
First United Methodist Church
New Dimensions
Sue McClaran
Southern Belles Battle Outdated Louisiana Law
In New Orleans a law making a husband head of the family sparks debate as lawmakers study reform. The piece traces the machismo roots, notes recent shifts by the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, and cites lawyers and scholars weighing changes to property and income rules for wives. It also includes a New York segment on women brokers expanding finance discussions.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Spain
Iva
Barbara Bullock
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Robert A. Pascal
Louisiana State University
Pascal
Louisiana Law
Thstitiuté
New York
Myrna Liebowicz
Alan
Miss Liebowitz
DAR Hosts Musical Program in Chapter Meeting
General Edward Hand Chapter of Daughters of American Revolution hosted a musical program at Mrs. R. A. Gollier home. Mrs. Gene Mohr performed on autoharp, a costume trio sang, and Maj. Jim Bowers sent a note of appreciation for the Air Force ROTC medal awarded by cadet Nancy Gaughan. The chapter thanked for a flag gifted to the local Girls' club. Future events include the Kansas DAR meeting May 19 in Abilene and May 15 visit to Betty Washington Chapter in Lawrence.
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General Edward Hand
Daughters of American Revolution
R. A. Gollier
Gene Mohr
F. E. Henning
Jim Bowers
University of Kansas
Nancy Gaughan
Kansas Dar
Abilene
Betty Washington
Dar
Lawrence
Socialettes Celebrate Families Across Communities
Social notes describe Mother's Day gatherings at John Jewell Jr. home Overbrook and a double relative dinner for August Rockers Scipio Jake Rockers Topeka. Emma Wiesner family barbecue in Richmond. Alice Pentecost of Henderson visiting Ed New. Robert Lickteig’s 20th anniversary celebrated with a carry-in at Richmond home. Kenneth Cox retirement dinner May 7 in Scipio after long service at Richmond Co-Op.
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John Jewell Jr
Overbrook
August Rockers
Scipio
Jake Rockers
Topeka
Robert Lickteig
Richmond
Cox
Richmond Co-Op
Baby Named Robert Michael in Garnett Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Setter of Osawatomie announce the birth of their son Robert Michael at Anderson County Hospital Garnett. He weighed eight pounds 214 ounces and was born April 30 with sisters Kimberly and Sherrie and grandparents listed. Also credited is Craig Dean born May 6 at Fort Riley to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Altic and Mrs. Louise Shellhorn with brother Jason and extended family named.
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Larry Setter
Osawatomie
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Robert Michael
Kimberly
Sherrie
Anthony Survillas
Garden Grove
Calif
Michael Setter
Louise Shellhorn
Dennis Altic
Junction City
Craig Dean
Jason
Robert Altic
N. Main
Erma Saling
Kansas City
William Saling
Clara Rodgers
Ottawa
Glessie Creason
Iola
Reams Mark 47th Thirteen-month-old Robin Lea Wadkins
Reams Mark 47th Mother’s Day honored Mr and Mrs Russell Reams on their 47th wedding anniversary as family gathered in Topeka including children grandchildren and relatives from Burlington Polo Bartlesville and other areas. Russell Reams and Myrtle Barnum wed May 12 1929 in Rosemont.
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Russell Reams
N. Cherry
Reuben Sullivan
Ginger
Brian
Topeka
Roy
Polo, Mo
Judy Reams
Bartlesville
Okla
Myrtle Barnum
Rosemont
Cradle Song Brightens Paper With Baby Pictures
The Herald highlights smiling babies as a bright feature, publishing photos of children up to four years old in color or black and white. Readers are invited to submit posed baby pictures, with special attention given to approaching birthdays for inclusion on the child’s special day.
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Herald
Carrots Brighten Dinner with Vitamin A Boost
The golden orange carrot stands out among vegetable decorations for its vitamin A content. Some find carrots bland, but flavor can be lifted by pairing with foods of contrasting character.
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Gary W. Wadkins
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Alfred L. Wadkins
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