WCTU Holds Special Children’s Meeting at Church
A White Ribbon talk on Liquor Versus the Family Budget was held at the Church of the Brethren. Dr. Michael B. Shimken urged reductions in lung cancer mortality. Three children Constance Bernice Allen Larry Gene Black Brenda Kay Shields were dedicated to temperance, with mothers receiving corsages. A rummage sale June and a food sale May 24 were planned. a Loyal Temperance Legion and Day Camp for children were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Washington
E. C. Twining
Mary Black
Michael B. Shimken
Constance Bernice
Jack Allen
Larry Gene
Freddie Black
Brenda Kay
Corwin Shields
Phil Rice
Bruce
Jean Underwood
George Underwood
Sherlatta Tenne
Ranald
American College of Surgeons
Loyal Temperance Legion
Baby Names Penny Sue and Pamela Mae in Ky and Kans
The May 10 daughter of Sp 4 and Mrs Charles E Shomber Crofton Kentucky weighs 7 pounds 2 ounces and is named Penny Sue. Army service for Mr Shomber in Augsburg Germany noted with grandparents and great grandparents named. A May 9 daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Harry Randall Lawrence Kansas weighs 7 pounds 2 ounces and is named Pamela Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Shomber
Crofton
Penny Sue
Shomber
U.S. Army
Augsburg
Germany
Ivan Jones
Clifford Moody
Garnett
George Jones
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Walter Harry Randall
Lawrence
Pamela Mae
Seekers Class Meeting Led by Mrs Emile Barnes at Trinity
Mrs Emile Barnes presided over the Seekers Class at Trinity Methodist Church on Wednesday. Devo tions were by Mrs Isa Ackley and the financial report given by Mrs Leo Kirkwood. Members shared Mother's Day poems and Bible verses for roll call and a collection was taken for the class fund. Reports noted 67 cards and 11 bouquets sent and 64 calls made. Officers were re elected: Mildred Taylor, teacher. Barnes, president. Belle McProud, vice president. Hazel Harrison, secretary. Kirkwood, treasurer. Ed Hazen, courtesy chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Barnes
Trinity Methodist Church
Isa Ackley
Leo Kirkwood
Mildred Taylor
Barnes
Belle McProud
Hazel Harrison
Kirkwood
Ed Hazen
Wedding in Sterling Ties Hutchinson and Sterling Families
A Saturday evening wedding in Sterling united Ann Robertson of Hutchinson with Bill Culbertson the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Culbertson of Sterling. Attending were Mr and Mrs Clarence Coffman Mrs Cora Barnett and Mr and Mrs Gene Barnett Nancy and Jay Mr and Mrs Alvin Benham daughter of the Coffmans from Littleton Colorado.
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Wellsville
Sterling
Ann Robertson
Hutchinson
Bill Culbertson
Howard Culbertson
Clarence Coffman
Cora Barnett
Gene Barnett
Nancy
Jay
Alvin Benham
Littleton
Colo
Coffmans
PRINTED PATTERN ANNOUNCES Spring-Summer 1961 Fashion Show
A lettered notice promotes Anne Adams Printed Pattern 4898 with sizes 14 12 to 24 and yardage for a slim sheath and jacket. It invites readers to mail 50 cents for pattern and 35 cents for the color catalog, providing address details for The Ottawa Herald pattern department in New York and urging prompt response.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Ann Landers Problems and Advice Collected
A collection of reader questions and Ann Landers responses on relationships and ethics. Topics include a teen with two girlfriends, a son forgiving an unfaithful wife and parental reaction, plus a dispute over lighting a cigarette in a car and safety over chivalry.
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Rex
White Shrine Welcomed at Masonic Temple Meeting
At the White Shrine gathering in the Masonic Temple last evening Miss Lanah Cameron district deputy Melvin Sellers Marilyn Talbott and John Taylor were introduced and welcomed Mrs Ray Talbott presided Forty attended with a refreshment committee of Mrs Myrtle Rogers Mrs Paul Smith and Mrs Hazel Wiley A practice followed the meeting Dominate veteran details.
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White Shrine
Masonic Temple
Lanah Cameron
Soroptimists Elect Officers At Luncheon Meeting
Soroptimists elected Mrs. J. R. Hudelson as president at yesterday's luncheon in the Lofgreen building. Other officers include Miss Peg Carr as vice president Miss Rosemary Crist recording secretary Miss Esther Garrison corresponding secretary Mrs. Ray Mahoney treasurer and several directors for one and two year terms with Opal Howell as alternate delegate. Officers to be installed at a June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hudelson
Lofgreen
Peg Carr
Rosemary Crist
Esther Garrison
Ray Mahoney
Bruce Allison
Mildred McKee
Orpha Jones
L. E. Daugharthy
Opal Howell
Socialettes and clubs entertain Wycoff and friends
Community Club hosted by Mrs. Sam Shumate and Mrs. June Hinchman with devotions by Mrs. Earl Farris and business session. Elm Grove Club met at the clubhouse for quilting and a covered dish supper. Jaycee Jaynes held an all-ages gathering at Mrs. James Grogan’s home with 11 members and 16 children present. Daughters Club of Centropolis attended a hostess shower at Mrs. Leland Gilliland’s home. General Edward Hand Chapter D A R will meet with Mrs. M. H. Forester tomorrow.
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G. W. Ponton
First Christian
Wycoff C.W.F
June
Sam Shumate
Hinchman
Kat] Farris
James Salmon
Lawrence Lundstedt
Frank Jones
Earl Farris
Albert Hamm
Walter Hegberg
Willis Goodman
Nellie March
Elm Grove Club
Edna Justus
J. D. Brown
Roy Swank
Mabel Woodburn
Jaycee Jaynes
James Grogan
Daughters Club of
Centropolis
Leland Gilliland
Donald Woodsum
R.E.M
Roger Scott
Jack Meyer
William Meyer
Edward Hand Chapter
D.A.R
M. H. Forester
Tauy Mission Circle Meeting Notes At Home
Tauy Mission Circle met at Mahlon Smith’s home with Mrs Tom O’Dea presiding. Mrs Charles MacRander led singing, devotions from Romans were given, roll call taken, and Lonnie Barnes spoke on A Creed For Mothers. A $2.50 flower fund collection was taken. Plans for Vacation Bible School on June 4 were discussed. Closing prayers by Raymond Mack, refreshments served with Roy Huhn assisting. visitor Mrs Fred Thomas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauy Mission Circle
Tom O'Dea
Mahlon Smith
Charles MacRander
Tauy Baptist T Church
George Hull
Ivan Brit Itingham
Lonnie Barnes
Rodney Fritts
Raymond Mack
Roy Huhn
Fred Thomas
Supper For Study Club Members Gather At Colbern's
Child Study Club members attended a supper at Colbern's before meeting at Mrs. Walter Murray's home. Mrs. Glenn Underwood led the session as roll call by Mrs. Floyd Coffman gathered member preferences for next year's program materials. Entertainment plans included a TV game by Mrs. Don Hoglund and Mrs. Emergon Max. Guest Mrs. Olin Wollen attended with 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C.H. Club
Don Martin
Earl Sink
Chester Keim
Walter Wood
Sink
Child Study Club
Colbern
Walter Murray
Glenn Underwood
Floyd Coffman
Don Hoglund
Emergon Max
Olin Wollen
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Mering
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Harry Gilliland
Ernest Johnson
Harold Stewart
Effie Gould
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Kansas State Bank
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Ed Hosler
Vice Press
Glen Hayward
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