VFW Auxiliary Installs Officers And Plans Events
VFW Auxiliary installed officers including Mrs Roy Lambert and Mrs Ed Curby as trustees and listed appointive roles such as historian banner bearer and nurse. They planned memorial services grave marker placements May 26 at Highland Cemetery and Memorial Day events, plus a pop pie sale May 18 and a hospital pillow donation. Delegates chosen for the Emporia district convention June 21-23 are Mrs Victoria Sowers Mrs Ferris Bailey and Mrs Ross Freeman.
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VFW
Roy Lambert
Ed Curby
Mable Simmons
Bob Robinson
Leona Wise
Irene Waller
Victor Sowers
Clarence Keefer
Bernard Bruner
A. C. Richeson
Ross Freeman
Ed Curbey
Simmons
Sowers
Harvey Croan
Frank Wise
National Home
Bob Compton
Lambert
Guy McIntosh Sr
Ned Shull
Highland Cemetery
Auxiliary
Henry Carlson
James Clifford
Jim Robinsons
Warner Lutz
Lutz
Frank Berthot
Emporia
Victoria Sowers
Ferris Bailey
Doris Casad
Wichita
Cleaning glass with vinegar and squeegee technique
A cleaning tip explains washing large paned windows with a tablespoon of vinegar per quart of warm water. Use a small rubber squeegee drawn firmly from top to bottom with overlapping strokes for a sparkling clean pane.
Has Program Talk On American Ballads and Songs
General Edward Hand Chapter DAR heard Prof. Edgar D. Kerr of Ottawa University on American Ballads and Folk Songs. Hostess Mrs. G D Weilepp and committee members led opening, with Good Citizenship award to Nancy Morrisy. Plans for next year’s State DAR Conference in Topeka were announced. memorial services held for Drusilla Shinn and Maude Carpenter with DAR markers placed on graves.
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Edward Hand Chapter
Dar
Edgar D. Kerr
Ottawa University
G. D. Weilepp
R. M. Clogston
R. R. Redmond
H. A. Reeves
Catherine Campbell
C. A. Washburn
H. A. Parker
Nancy Morrisy
J. T. Morrisey
J. R. Henning
Topeka
Ottawa
J. J. Smith
National Defense Report
D. C. Whitaker
H. H. Fowler
L. O. Gaddis
Regent’s Pins
Henning
Drusilla Shinn
Maude Carpenter
Dodge City
Gertrude Reed
Fred) Sailors
Mabel Chandler
Richmond
O. O. Wolf
H. P. Blunt
B. F. Bowers
M. W. Cecil
C. T. Geiger
R. A Gollier
R D. Harris
Geneva Kelsey
Don Madison
W K. McCall
C. E. Oswald
H. A. Schnelle
Marguerite Davenport
Install Officers Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Officers were installed last evening with Mrs. R. F E. Rose berry as president Mrs. DeWayne Lofgreen as vice president Mrs. J. K. Jameson as treasurer and Mrs. Henry Gilroy and Mrs. Milton Jameson as secretaries Milton Jameson was hostess with Miss Dorothy Baker assisting Also present were the Mines Bill Wright Tom Trigg Francis Wilson Max Drake and George Silvius
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Beta Sigma Phi
R. F E. Roseberry
DeWayne Lofgreen
J. K. Jameson
Henry Gilroy
Milton Jameson
Dorothy Baker
Bill Wright
Tom Trigg
Francis Wilson
Max Drake
George Silvius
Name of newborns at Ransom Memorial Hospital
A daughter born May 9 to Mr and Mrs John Edwin Braum RFD 1 was named Nancy Sue and weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces. A son born May 10 to Mr and Mrs Leslie De Paugh Lawrence was named Louis Edward and weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
John Edwin Braum
RFD
Nancy Sue
Leslie de Paugh
Lawrence
Louis Edward
Omega Chapel Officers Installed at Mrs Gillette Home
Omega Chapel of Petra Sigme Phi held an officer installation last evening at Mrs. Charles Gillette's home. New president Mrs John Kay presided, with members Mines Robert Baer Byron Faden Lyle Grier Walter Moore Robert Moore Robert Perce Arlo Peterson Lloyd Prentice Charles Queen Jack Terrill Don Dumler Al Cearfoss Dan Fogle Jr Bob McGhee and Bill Osburn present, sponsor Mrs Daisy Gunn.
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Omega Chapel
Petra Sigme Phi
Charles Gillette
John Kay
Robert Baer
Byron Faden
Lyle Grier
Walter Moore
Robert Moore
Robert Perce
Arlo Peterson
Lloyd Prentice
Charles Queen
Jack Terrill
Don Dumler
al Cearfoss
Dan Fogle Jr
Bob McGhee
Bill Osburn
Daisy Gunn
Entertain Children Mr and Mrs Enyart Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs E B Enyart entertained or conversed with all their children during the weekend. Lyle Enyart and Betty of Olathe were dinner guests Saturday and overnight guests, with a supper and family visit including Garry Gorton and Chris. Sunday featured a family dinner at H E Flory’s with Garry Gorton and Chris’ family and more guests. Additional visitors were E L Randazzo and Mike of Kansas City, Duane Enyart and family, L E Daugharthy and Bradford, plus Captain John Enyart from Warner Robins, Kenneth of Denver, and Clifford Pico of California.
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E. B. Enyart
Club Forecast Wednesday League of Women Voters Event
Activities include LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS meeting with Mrs. Lawrence Ogg at 8 p m Exemplar Chapter of Heta Sigma Phi ritual led by Mrs. John Lamb Garfield Gardeners led by Mrs. Paul Jayner and H B Mrs Emile Barnes Earnest Workers Trinity Methodist Church with Group J led by Mrs Earl Sexton and Group II by Mrs Ed Crawford First Methodist Circles West East North Southwest Southeast at church with leaders C A Novak W C Moore KF J Harris Charles Carey Jr Child Study led by Mrs Olin Wollen pot luck supper First Baptist Circles Ruth Paul luncheon at church Marcia Cudworth and Mrs Merle Willhite Esther Greenman Mrs Claude Webb Mrs Gail Stephene Eastem Star noted.
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League OF Women Voters
Lawrence Ogg
Heta Sigma Phi
John Lamb
Garfield Gardeners
Paul Jayner
H. B
Emile Barnes
Earnest Workers
Trinity Methodist Church
Co. W.F
Earl Sexton
Ed Crawford
First Methodist
West
C. A. Novak
East
W. C. Moore
North
KF. J. Harris
Southwest
Southeast
Charles Carey Jr
Olin Wollen
First Baptist
Ruth Paul
Marcia Cudworth
Merle Willhite
Alice Thayer
Gail Stephene
Esther Greenman
Claude Webb
Eastern Star
Cooking for Fun THE BRIDE COOKS DINNER
A domestic menu features broiled lamb chops, mashed potatoes au gratin, broccoli, marinated tomatoes, crusty bread, fruit and cookies, and beverages. Tomatoes are prepared with minced onion and parsley and French dressing, then layered and refrigerated briefly.
Potluck Supper at North Baptist Church Recalls Mothers
A potluck supper was held last evening in Fellowship hall of North Baptist Church. For roll call members shared memories of their mothers. Mrs. Frank Bell led devotions with Mrs. Harry Hough presiding and Mrs. Emmett Taylor's group in charge. Visitors included Mrs. Nora Nicholson and Bonnie Hull, with a list of attendees: Mines. W. W. Latz, L. H. Day, W. W. Miskimon, Earl Baxter, Roy Jones, Ed Brown, Fred Lemon, Ben Printy, Mel Turner, Leona Elder, Carrie Davis, Herb Bishop, Merrill Bliss, Clarence Keefer, W. H. Hull, Nellie Durbin, Dave Hudson, Ralph Service, Frank Davis, and J. T. Nicholson.
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North Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Frank Bell
Harry Hough
Emmett Taylor
Nora Nicholson
Bonnie Hull
Mines
W. W. Latz
L. H. Day
W. W. Miskimon
Earl Baxter
Roy Jones
Ed Brown
Fred Lemon
Ben Printy
Mel Turner
Leona Elder
Carrie Davis
Herb Bishop
Merrill Bliss
Clarence Keefer
W. H. Hull
Nellie Durbin
Dave Hudson
Ralph Service
Frank Davis
J. T. Nicholson
Review of Elinor Smith book by Past Matrons club
Last evening the Past Matrons club heard a review of The Complete Book of Absolutely Perfect Housekeeping by Elinor Smith, presented by Mrs. E. E. Haley. Hostess Mrs. Don Brown with Mrs. Lloyd Stafford assisted. attendees included Mines, Ivan Jacobsen, Hattie Robinson, F. A. Doman, Howard Mann, H. E. Newfield, W. A. Schnoke, Frank Duvall, W. E. Pickering, Phil McCracken, Dale Forsythe and Raymond Smith.
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Elinor Smith
E. E. Haley
Don Brown
Lloyd Stafford
Ivan Jacobsen
Hattie Robinson
F. A. Doman
Howard Mann
H. E. Newfield
W. A. Schnoke
Frank Duvall
W. E. Pickering
Phil McCracken
Dale Forsythe
Raymond Smith
Mother's Day Dinner Honors Mrs Shoemaker on 82nd Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lauver hosted a Sunday evening Mother's Day dinner near Overbrook for Mrs. Minnie Shoemaker, who celebrated her 82nd birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamerickhouse, Linda, Bob and Don Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ikenberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norman of Overbrook.
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Wilbur Lauver
Overbrook
Minnie Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Fred Shoemaker
John Hamerickhouse
Linda
Bob and
Don
Ottawa
Otis Ikenberry
Harry Norman
Socialettes roundup of Montague houseguests and local notices
Socialettes lists visits among Hutchinson area families including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wesson of Sandwich Illinois and Mr and Mrs Jesse Montague at 7208 Cherry. It notes Rea family moving from Lawrence to Columbia Missouri for academic posts and summer theater, Mortar Board tapping at Emporia State, Mother's Day gatherings, and upcoming events at First Methodist Church with 43 members and four council members present.
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Jesse G. Montague
Cherry
Lloyd Wesson
Sandwich
Ted Strain
Lindsberg
Job’s
Barbara James
Donna Reinecke
Jolene Brink
Paula Perkins
First Methodist Church
Pledge Ritual Featured By Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi read the pledge ritual for Mrs Rex Shisler last evening and installed officers. Plans were made to entertain other chapters at Country Club on May 27 with Mrs Joel Northen as hostess. Present were Mmes Bill Baldwin Harry Brown Gardner Campbell Robert Eng lies Robert Melroy Scott Huddle ston Harvey Martin Lawrence Ott J T Seright Tom Walsh David Woods and Misses Doris Jane and Beverly Hjorth.
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Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Rex Shisler
Country Club
Joel Northen
Mmes
Bill Baldwin
Harry Brown
Gardner Campbell
Robert Englies
Robert Melroy
Scott Huddleston
Harvey Martin
Lawrence Ott
J. T. Seright
Tom Walsh
David Woods
Doris Jane
Beverly Hjorth
Quilt Club Meeting At Mrs Carey Home
Club members sewed a quilt at a Friday meeting held at Mrs Clifford Carey’s home. A potluck dinner was served and the group presented a completed item.
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Fairmount Birthday Club
Clifford iCarey
Quilt top for Marlene Carey graduation gift
Visitors named include Harley Hume Harold Bones Roger Ferguson Billy Ferguson Lonnie Bones Larry Bones Mines Lon Noyes Chester Ferguson Edward Ferguson Jim DeWitt Effie Hume J S Hume Lloyd Daugharthy Russell Dyer Harold Bones Clyde Newby in Ottawa Kansas May 14 1957.
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Marlene Carey
Harley Hume
Harold Bones
Roger
Billy Ferguson
Lonnie
Larry Bones
the Mines
Lon Noyes
Chester Ferguson
Edward Ferguson
Jim DeWitt
Effie Hume
J. S. Hume
Lloyd Daugharthy
Russell Dyer
Harreld Bones
Clyde Newby
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Hisako
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Kramer
S. Main
Id.a.r
Jack McGee
Serenaders
Pla-Mart
Marjorie Roeckers
Kstate College
Manhattan
Clovia Social
Home Economics Extension Club
Hear Book Review
Roger Hiort
Nancy Elizabeth
Tim
Hutchinson
William Hart
Willard Shoemaker
George Hoskinson
Vinland
Child Study Club
Darlene Larkin
Kansas State Teachers College
Mortar Board
Miss Larkin
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Judicial Board of Associated Women Students
S. H. Haight
Harold Haight
Stephanie
Curtis Dalton
Diane
Suzanne
Harold Phillips
Wellsville
Edmund Bellwood
William Hutchinson
G. B. Dailey
W. C. Cromwell
Guy Barnes
Bert Steele
Fhe Mines
Nettie Dearing
Rosa Hartshorn
Charles Nisely
Mae Wingfield
Pearl Bolton
Holden Asa
Warnercolor
Lovo Nolan
Virginia Leith
Select Dairy
American Service Co
N. Main
Rhonda Fleming
Buster Keaton
Paramount Picture
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Hollywood
Eleanor Day
West Monroe Street
Chicago
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Rainbo Baking Co
Emporia, Kas
National Bakers Services, Inc
Gregory Peck
Lauren Bacail
FBI
Mee
Felicia Farr
Autograph
OSSAR
Cin'giant
Warner Bros
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James Dean
Natalie Wood
Sal Mineo
Cinaw
Pabackus
Jan Doran
Scholas
May
Suanen
Maureen O'Harageorge Nader
Victor McLaglen
Rex Reason
Tun Thatcher Fourid Franz
Anthy
Universal International
Elia Kazan
John Steinbeck
Eden
Incres
Chamascor
Julie Harris
Raymond Massey As
Dependable Perpetual Care
Mt. Calvary
City
Stewart
Monument Builders of America
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J. Dean Nossinger
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Franklin County
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