Luncheon Marks Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Gamma Chapter Meet
A Garnett Baptist Church luncheon for Alpha Gamma Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma featured spring floral decor and Maypole dancing. Remarks included a Founders Day program, a short history of the organization, and a skit about dreaming and achieving. Initiates were Phyllis Brownlee and Charlene Christian. The next meeting is set for Sept 9 at Wallace Park Paola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Garnett Baptist Church
Edith Louise Crum
Lelia Jean Stevens
Jennylynn Bingaeman
Phyllis Brownlee
Charlene Christian
Dorothy Thomas
Austin
Tex
Annie Webb Blanton
Phi State
Wichita
Alpha Gamma
Maude J. Gorham
Franklin
Anderson
Miami
Garnett
Eva Fleming
Wallace Park
Paola
Socialettes and visits mark weekend gatherings in Kansas towns
Social notes recount family dinners in Williamsburg with Kennedy and Hammond relatives, a tour of Topeka including the governor's mansion visit, and a Pomona indoor picnic. The H. B. Club met on Thursday at Mrs. Ralston's. Harold Duvall and family welcomed a son born May 14 in Kansas City, weighing 6 lb 8 oz, with grandparents listed. A quick sardine spread recipe is shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Davewell Cearfoss
Herbert Johnson
Williamsburg
Cris Reekie
Hartford
David Wilson
Jamie
Holedis Hunt
Osawatomie
Harold Duvall
Kansas City
C. L. Duevall
Garnett
Weathering shingles and fences the old way
Hints from readers on achieving a weathered look for new shingles and fences. Spray with a garden hose to age wood gradually, avoiding paint or stains. Also includes DIY tips on breading textures for draperies, leather purses, and rug repairs with simple household tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Tommy
New York
Astrid Bernston
Sandra Hoover
Lincoln School Sixth Graders Tackle Hands On Science Projects
At Lincoln School sixth graders under Mrs Blanche Pinet conducted science units on cells animals plants birds and migration. Projects included Andy Baer making a water purification model with an alum lime chlorine and activated carbon system and a settling tank. John Kaub and Roger Allen built incubators to hatch chicks from fertilized eggs. Faith Coppedge and Diana Good observed a new ant colony in a glass sided box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Baer
Robert Baer
Andy
John Kaub
Frank Kaub
Roger Allen
Jim Allen
Faith Coppedge
Haskell Coppedge
Diana Good
Robert Good
Presbyterian Women of First Church Meets in Ross Halls
The Presbyterian Women of First Church held a Monday evening meeting in Ross Halls with scripture reading and prayer by Mrs. George Puvogel. Mrs. Eva Dale led the Year Book of Prayer service, Mrs. Art Geiss taught a lesson on teenagers, and Mrs. Eva Hanes conducted business. Mrs. Roy Howes organized the Least Coin service. Reported contributions of 225 dollars were sent to the 50 million fund. Members were asked to bring used clothing to the June mission stations meeting. Mrs. Dollie Head and Mrs. Dot Gutridge were hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
George Puvogel
Ross Halls
Eva Dale
Art Geiss
Eva Hanes
Roy Howes
Dollie Head
Dot Gutridge
Guest Delivers CWBC Lesson on Parliamentary Procedure
Mrs Frances Jones guest speaker at the CWBC morning meeting presented Crossing the Threshold of Parliamentary Procedure using A to Z terms. The talk outlined four principles courtesy to all one issue at a time minority hearing and majority rule. Kathleen ONeill presided devotions by Rex Fulton distributed state bulletin Norman Korbe educational chair introduced speaker. Guest Mrs Harold Pratt and hostesses Mrs Maxine Stephens and Mrs Merle Jones attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Bureau
Frances Jones
Kathleen O'Neill
Rex Fulton
Roger Noah
State Bulletin
Norman Korbe
Harold Pratt
Maxeine Stephens
Merle Jones
Senior Club Meeting Honors Mothers at Youth Center
The Senior Club met Friday afternoon at the Youth Center under vice president Mrs. Nora Feeley. Devotions included On the Wings of Prayer and a hymn, with The Lord's Prayer recited. A Mother’s Day theme featured many members including Mrs. Flora Sherman and Mrs. Henry Smart. Elsie Cramer named oldest mother. Henry Smart, youngest. Door prize went to Mrs. Minnie Bogart. Refreshments and table games followed hosted by Eunice Campbell and Cora Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Feeley
Flora Sherman
Henry Smart
Madge Marcell
Margaret Williams
Elsie Payne
Berdie Gadelman
Cora Scott
Aj, Brady
Ida Thomas
Foley
George Puvogel
Frank Sargent
Elsie Cramer
Minnie Bogart
Eunice Campbell
End Of Year Picnic By Omega Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held its annual year end picnic Monday evening at Mrs Jim Lee s home. Guests from Wellsville included Mrs Marie lyn Chanay Mrs Helen Chanay Mrs Carolyn Silvius and Mrs Sylvia Mignot. Members with perfect attendance were Mrs Don Burrows Mrs Tom Chappell Mrs Bill Clary Mrs Keith Gaeddert Mrs Jim Mauszycki Mrs Melvin Stockard Mrs Bob Thompson Mrs Wayne Walter Mrs Roger Ward Mrs Alan Whitacre and Mrs Dick Williams. Awards for best programs went to Mrs Gaeddert Mrs Ward and Mrs Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Jim Lee
Wellsville
Marielyn Chanay
Helen Chanay
Carolyn Silvius
Sylvia Mignot
Don Burrows
Tom Chappell
Bill Clary
Keith Gaeddert
Jim Mauszycki
Melvin Stockard
Bob Thompson
Wayne Walter
Roger Ward
Alan Whitacre
Dick Williams
Gaeddert
Ward
Burrows
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Roy Kennedy
Floyd Kennedy
Clinton
Noble Hammond
Craig
Vernon Jacob
Johnnie Jacob
Emporia
Alfred Hammond
Loreraine
Ronald
Lebo
Ethel Wilson
Ray Waverly
E Bette Homes
H.U
Topeka
Mabel Matlock
C. J. Shepheard
Vera Figgins
W. F. Linden
Capitol Building
Governor’s Mansion
Docking
H. B. Club
James Ral. Ston
Comurea
Lincoln School
Blanche Pinet
Mary Vosburg
Ottawa
Fedders
Motorola
Speed
Tappan Magic Chef Admiral
Provincetown
Chromecraft
Kroehler
Broy Hill
Englander
Owasso
Monarch
Kitchen Aid
Weddings In Color
Wright
Uassmer’s
CWBC
UARCO
Ottawa Herald
Provincetown Maple Furniture Shop
Instant Idaho
Delmon
Delta
Oldsmobile
Delmont
Youngmobile
Olds
Moore
Chevrolet Olds., Inc
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