Coughlin honors Chi Omega. town notes and events
Donna Coughlin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Coughlin of Wellsville, is named outstanding member of Chi Omega at Emporia State Teachers College. Mr and Mrs Raymond Carpenter move to Ottawa to farm. Faith Spencer presents Wellsville vocal groups in a May 5 concert at the high school gym with Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Mixed Ensemble and a Girls Trio. Perry Perkins and Peggy O Neill accompany groups. Sandra Shoemaker accompanies a sister Marilyn Shoemaker during a vocal solo. Fire Department feed fund supports 13 Wellsville volunteers who shared a May 17 steak dinner at Kerrs Cafe. Mrs Jess DeWeese returns from St Marys Hospital May 6. Wellsville seniors caps and gowns and announcements arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Couglin
Donald Coughlin
Wellsville
ChiOmega
Emporia State Teachers College
Raymond C. Carpenter
Ottawa
Faith Spencer
Sandra
Marilyn Shoemaker
Penny Whitley
Perry Perkins
Peggy O'Neil
Sandra Shoemaker
Gene Arnold
Fire Department
Kerrs Cafe
Jess DeWeese
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kansas City
Pomona students shine in national tests at Pomona High
Six of eight Pomona High sophomores scored above the 90th percentile on National Educational Development Tests earning certificates. Calvin Lantis led all with a 99th percentile composite. James Baxter also hit the 99th percentile on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Other Pomona high achievers scored above 87th percentile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona High School
Rick Baxter
Craig Collins
Daryl Flager
Dale Langley
Calvin Lantis
Loretta Neilson
James Baxter
Neal Baxter
Pomona
Carol Baker
Jo Anne Beesley
Anita Clark
James Lederer
Social Events and Club Notes Highlight Local Groups
Acorn Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Byron Robison with seven men three guests and eight members present Mrs Seigele led the meeting Members sewed for Mrs Wood and Mrs James Mrs Oscar Neff to host in June Wycoff Community club entertained Thursday by Mrs Merle Christenson with Mrs Lundstedt in charge Devotions and later announcement Mrs Ray Farris to entertain June 4 Mrs Lundstedt won a contest prize Marjorie Spencer a Linb da Chapter initiates into Phi Chi Theta at Kansas University Visinia Magers and Judy Johnson of Kansas City were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Dee Spaulding and family Naomi Club plans a pot luck Friday noon at Mrs W L Pickering’s home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Club
Byron Robison
Seigele
Wood
James
Oscar Neff
Wycoff Community Club
Merle Christenson
Lundstedt
Ray Farris
Marjorie Spencer
Robert J. Spencer
W. 5Th
Linbda
Phi Chi Theta
Kansas University
Visinia Magers
Judy Johnson
Kansas City
Dee Spaulding
Lawrence Wright
Marilyn
Cara
Jo Archer Senior Recital at University of Kansas
Lawrence pianist Jo Archer, KU senior, will present a public recital at Swarthout Hall at 8 p.m. on Wednesday May 20. Archer, from Ottawa, majors in piano and has held multiple KU scholarships and music honors. Her program includes Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Ravel, and Debussy pieces.
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Lawrence
Jo Archer
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Swarthout Hall
University of Kansas
Miss Archer
Paul W. Archer
K. U
Edgar Kerr
Carl Bobbish
Elizabeth M. W. Watkins
Louise Wiede
Shrine meeting honors mothers and features musical program
Substitutes presiding Mrs Needham and Melvin Sellers led the east at the White Shrine meeting amid absences for a Supreme Shrine gathering in Los Angeles. Fifteen Shrine mothers were honored with carnations as Mrs Needham read Mothers Must Know Everything. Larry Northway played two trumpet solos with Mrs Kilgore accompanying. The refreshment committee was chaired by Mr Sellers. Iris baskets decorated the table and John Taylor poured. Elmer Roth organized the social hour with a program including Romance of the Trees two melodramas and a songfest by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Needham
Melvin Sellers
White Shrine
Richard Maxwell
Charles Talbott
Supreme Shrine
Los Angeles
Ottawa Shrine
Maxwell
Talbott
John Rogers
Needham
Larry Northway
Clathe
Jim Kilgore
Mr. Sellers
Mabel Hay
John Taylor
Elmer Roth
Rantoul Briefs Move and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Jim Gregg moved to a southwest farm they bought from Albert Beatty. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Burnett moved into the Greggs former home. Grade school teachers and mothers visited the Lawrence museum and the Olathe Naval Air Station May 6. Christina Ann Johnson was born May 6 to Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson of Concordia weighing 6 lb 5 oz. Needham Foster and Jackson attended a May 8 Ottawa reception for Darlene Smith District Deputy for the RN A Lodge. Mothers Club held a Ball Grocery sale Saturday and cleared 26.
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Jim Gregg
Rantoul
Albert Beatty
Ellsworth Burnett
Brown
Greggs
Lawrence
Naval Air Station
Olathe
Lee Johnson
Concordia
Christina Ann
Juanita Needham
Elizabeth Foster
Pauline Jackson
Ottawa
Darlene Smith
R. N. A. Lodge
Mothers Club
Ball Grocery
Ground Beef Patties with Cheddar and Tomato Sauce
A person bakes beef patties topped with cheddar cheese in a moderate oven for about thirty minutes. The dish is served on buttered toasted buns with tomato sauce.
Donation To Special Fund By Naomi CWF Group
Naomi CWF group of First Christian Church voted a 20 donation for the shrubbery fund at Mrs. Eugene Saffron home on Thursday evening. Miss Clara Stitt and Mrs. Lewis Stewart were co hosts. Mrs Harold Shomber opened with prayer. Stewart led business. Members were asked to read the book of John next month. Mrs Ned Roberts gave devotions focusing on acts of love and the call to commitment, reading Isaiah 16. A panel discussion on Difficult Question Facing Us in India was moderated by Mrs Robert Whitley. Present were 20 members and two guests, Mrs Lulu Crammer and Miss Georgia Bateman, attending the May district institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Cwf
First Christian Church
Eugene Saffron
Clara Stitt
Lewis Stewart
Harold Shomber
Stewart
Ned Roberts
India
Robert Whitley
Nellie March
Charles Heck
Ralph Armstrong
Charles Redman
Lulu Crammer
Osawatomie
Georgia Bateman
Jackson
Congo
Ottawa
May District Institute
Classifieds Bring Real Results, Phase Two
Have you used classifieds yet they deliver results in CH two point four seven zero zero. This compact notice highlights the value of ad listings for quick exposure and measured reach across markets.
Beef and Turkey Top Menu Prices This Weekend
Beef and turkey lead the weekend grocery price scene across the nation. DA plentiful foods list for May features oven ready roasts at 59 cents a pound in New York area stores. Regional and chain offers include 35 cents a pound for turkey in the Northeast and 29 cents for shank ends ham. Spring lamb roasts at 59 cents a pound. Produce shows strong gains with lettuce cabbage celery corn and tomatoes among top buys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
Oveneready
New York Area
West Coast
Club Forecast Se civil Club Youth Center item
A brief note references the SECIOR CLUB and a Youth Center. It suggests a practical tip about purchasing grated cheddar cheese when time is short. The fragment hints at a local club or community group event or venue associated with youth activities.
Tally Circle Meeting Discusses Salvation Theme
Mrs. Raymond Mack led the Tally Mission Circle on Thursday with topic Salvation Mears a Broken Wall. Mrs. Will Scott, Mrs. Lonnie Barnes, and Mrs. Roy Huhn assisted. Scott gave opening prayer and presiding officer was Mrs. Ralph Garrett. Members read Bible verses for roll call and Scott presented The Better World Begins With Me. Barnes dedicated $8.85 love gift. flower fund was $1.25. Plans for Vacation Bible School first week in June. Visitors included Mrs. Clarence Pippenger, Mrs. Fred Thomas, and Mrs. Ray Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mack
Salvation Mears
Tally Mission Circle
Will Scott
Lonnie Barnes
Roy Huhn
Scott
Ralph Garrett
Mahlon Smith
Howard Linneman
Barnes
Wagon Seat Coffee Table Pattern and Crickets 450
Home Workshop by Ruth Wyeth Spears presents Pattern 450 with actual-size guides for wagon seat sides and a leg jig. Includes wagon-seat table or seat options and crickets or stools with splayed legs for a pioneer flavor. Pattern priced 35c. also in Pine and Maple Antiques Packet No. 53 for $1. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Bedford Hills
New York
Richmond Area News Briefs Highlight Local Updates
Richmond Walter and Roger Perkins received a shipment of cattle from Texas Saturday. Mrs Clyde Burroughs was dismissed from Anderson County Hospital May 7. Robert Murray of Vancouver Washington visited Mrs Murray's parents Mr and Mrs J R Smithheisler. Berea Club met Thursday with Mrs Edith McCall. Eight were present. The June meeting will be with Mrs George Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Roger Perkins
Texas
Clyde Burroughs
Anderson County, Hospital
Robert Murray
Vancouver
Wash
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