My room for Miss America at Dallas market shines
Phyllis George reviews a specially designed room by C John Megan and William Farrington at John Edward Hughes showrooms in Dallas. The space blends eclectic decor with practical comfort, featuring pumpkin, grape, lemon and white tones, a white linen velvet sofa, and a Parson's table.
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Phyllis George
Dallas
C. John Megan
William Farrington
John Edward Hughes, Inc
34th Annual Jackson-Steele Reunion Held
The 34th Jackson-Steele reunion gathered at the Youth Center for a covered dish dinner. Officers re-elected were Max Shoemaker as president, Mrs. Robert Steele Sr. as vice president, and Mrs. Howard Steele as secretary treasurer. The 1972 reunion is set for the third Sunday in May at the same location. Attendees included Karl Shoemaker of Minneapolis, Shirley Gordon and Bob of Manhattan, Sidney Snyder of Baldwin, Arnold Hilding of Emporia, Henry Steele of Burlington, Paul Heckman of Wellsville, Robert Steele Sr. and family, Robert Steele Jr., Willard Shoemaker, Howard Steele of Pomona vicinity, Henry Gilroy, Max Shoemaker and Brad, Pearl Shoemaker, Paula Gilroy and Jim Bugner of Ottawa.
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Jackson-Steele
Max Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Robert Steele Sr
Howard Steele
Karl Shoemaker
Minneapolis
Minn
Shirley Gordon
Bob
Manhattan
Sidney Snyder
Baldwin
Arnold Hilding
Emporia
Henry Steele
Burlington
Paul Heckman
Wellsville
Robert, Steele, Jr
Willard Shoemaker
Pomona
Henry Gilroy
Brad
Pearl Shoemaker
Paula Gilroy
Jim Bugner
Ottawa
Club Forecast Wednesday Circles and Meetings
Westminster upw first Baptist circles meet in Christian Service at 1 30 p m Morning Contemporary Concerns at 9 30 a m FIRST United Methodist Church circles include Rebekah Mrs Lloyd Carr Deborah at 1 p m with luncheon Dorcas Mrs Olin Wollen Esther Mrs Delbert P Stevenson Martha Genevieve Gillette Ruth Mrs W W Broyhill
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Westminster
First Baptist
First United Methodist Church
Rebekah
Lloyd Carr
Deborah
Dorcas
Olin Wollen
Esther
Delbert P. Stevenson
Martha
Genevieve Gillette
Ruth
W. W. Broyhill
Miss Howard Is Honored At Bridal Shower
Lynn Howard, to wed Barry Kramer on May 29, was honored at a May 15 bridal shower hosted by Mrs. John Houdashelt with Mrs. Gene Maxwell. Prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Merritt and Lynn Howard.
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Lynn Howard
Barry Kramer
John Houdashelt
Gene Maxwell
Margaret Merritt
Miss Howard
Engagement of Marilyn Rae Wiggins to Don Sigmund
Students plan to wed as Marilyn Rae Wiggins daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Wiggins 933 Birch and Don Sigmund son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sigmund of Mount Vernon South Dakota announce their engagement The couple have not set a wedding date Miss Wiggins graduates Ottawa High School 1969 and will be a junior at Emporia State next fall Sigmund finished Mount Vernon High School and will be a junior at Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen South Dakota
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Russell Wiggins
Birch
Marilyn Rae
Don Sigmund
Raymond Sigmund
Mount Vernon
S. D
Miss Wiggins
Ottawa High School
Emporia State
Sigmund
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
S.D
Pie history and American adaptation in early pies
The excerpt notes that American pies trace to pioneer women who adapted English meat pies into shallow, round pastries to stretch scarce ingredients. It mentions sweet fruit fillings and a rumored marshmallow topping technique to melt during baking.
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New World
Ann Landers Urges National Cancer Authority Action
Dear Readers respond to Cancer Conquest Bill with a flood of letters and telegrams. Ann Landers credits Nixon support and calls for a federally empowered agency like NASA to direct a unified national effort against cancer, replacing the slow, red tape laden old system.
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Washington
Ann Landers
Nixon
Congress
National Cancer Authority
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Home Workshop by Ruth Wyash Spears
A ready outdoor table with attached benches suitable for picnics or parties. Finishes described allow year round outdoor use with no storage needed. All materials listed. Pattern 203 50 cents, also in Packet 38 for 1.50. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept P.O. Box 50 New Windsor NY 12550.
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Ottawa
Herald Pattern Dept
P.O
New Windsor
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