Trinity Class Meets At Trinity Methodist Church
Mrs Elsie Ferguson led devotions reading Psalm 27 for the Earnest Workers Sunday School class on a Wednesday afternoon at Trinity Methodist Church. Mrs Ben Gibson presided as members sang hymns backed by Mrs Harry Loyd. The group reported 36 calls, signed cards to sick members, and planned sack lunches for the next meeting. Hostesses June 2 were Mrs Flossie Ferguson Mrs Ed Porter and Mrs Ira Staley who served refreshments from a seasonal floral table.
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Elsie Ferguson
Earnest Workers
Trinity Methodist Church
Ben Gibson
Harry Loyd
Flossie Ferguson
Ed Porter
Ira Staley
Entertains Lodge Group by Past Noble Grands Club
The Past Noble Grands Club was entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Harry Loyd. Members offered Mother's Day poems during roll call. Mrs. Elmer Mele lied read Crossing the Bar in memory of deceased members. Mrs. Viola Beasley read In Memory of Mother. Friendship gifts went to Mrs. Glenn Lancaster, Mrs. Oscar Marconette, Mrs. Ben Gibson, Mrs. Clara Smith, Daisy Loyd, Mrs. Adam Wi and Mrs. Arlene Corbin. Mrs. Lyle Enyart attended. Mrs. Clara Smith and Mrs. Cleo Northway assisted with refreshments.
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Noble Grands Club
Harry Loyd
Elmer
Mele Lies
Viola Beasley
Mother
Glenn Lancaster
Osccar Marconette
Ben Gibson
Clara Smith
Daisy Loyd
Adam Wi
Arlene Corbin
Lyle En
Osawatoo mie State Hospital Fund Drive Mentioned
Liberty Social Hour Club approved a five dollar donation to the Osawatoo mie State Hospital summer care fund. A letter acknowledging a five dollar gift to the Boys Club was read. New officers were elected: President Mrs. Ray Angleton, Vice President Mrs. Marion Coen, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. George Graves, Reporter Mrs. Emil Johnson. A seed and plant exchange closed the meeting. Mrs. Mary Newcomer to entertain in June.
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Liberty Social Hour Club
Osawatoomie State Hospital
Ben Shambaugh
Clay Shamebaugh
Paola
Ray Angleton
Marion Coen
George Graves
Emil Johnson
Mary Newcomer
Summer tent dress pattern from Misses sizes range
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
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New York
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Dear Heloise Household Tips From Readable Notes
A collage of practical household hints and reader tips on clothing fit with stretchers, powdered sugar usage, nail polish on typewriter keys, silver care with talcum powder, washing hair while showering, using a nut pick in sewing, oven-baked meatballs, flour coating for meat balls, reusing brush rollers, and quick access to oleo and coffee jars for cooking.
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Heloise
Billie McGilray
Social Club Meeting at Baxter Hour Club
Mrs Keith Page hosted the Baxter Social Hour Club with devotions led by Mrs Harry Des Vere who read the 98th Psalm and the Lord s prayer. Mrs Ernest Sink gave quizzes for recreation and plans were made for a June 1 meeting in Forest Park with Mrs Bertha Dean as guest.
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Keith Page
Baxter
Lewis Stewart
Harry Des Vere
Ernest Sink
Forest Park
Bertha Dean
Socialettes and clubs meet at Ran som events
Socialettes FranklineMiami Counties Medical Assistants held a potluck Wednesday evening in the Ransom Memorial Hospital staff room. Mrs James Ralston led the business session on membership plans. It was the final session until fall. The Alpha Study Club of Rantoul displayed historical articles and photos Wednesday afternoon with twelve members present. Refreshments followed by Mrs Oleta Richardson and Mrs Caylor. H B Club was hosted Thursday by Mrs Emile Barnes at her daughter’s home, with ten attendees. Prior to the visit, members met for lunch at the North American Hotel.
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FranklineMiami Counties
Ransom Memorial Hospital
James Ralston
Alpha Study Club of
Rantoul
Oleta Richardson
Caylor
H. B. Club
Emile Barnes
Ralston
First Baptist WMS Circles Hold Wednesday Meetings
First Baptist WMS Circles met Wednesday in members homes with Marie Losh as program leader providing Luther Rice Association background. Devotions by Mrs. Oscar Arnold focused on Courage. Hostesses included Mrs. H. R. Williams assisted by Mrs. Loren Ames and Mrs. Robert McCrea. Esther Greenman Circle held a follow up session.
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First Baptist W.M.S
Marie Losh
R. E. Lancaster
Luther Rice Association
Oscar Arnold
H. R. Williams
Loren Ames
Robert McCrea
Esther Greenman
WSCS Circles Supper and Officers Installed at First Methodist
WSCS Circles of First Methodist held a church potluck supper with Maypole decor. Mrs. Allen Unruh presided as officers were installed by Mrs. Dean Royse, with Mrs. Marjorie Noveris and Mrs. Unruh assisting. The service announced no meetings in June and guests included Mrs. Willard Lamb and others. A report noted 156 attended the Mother and Daughter banquet. Dykstra became chairman and a corsage was given. Majorie Sharp circle hosted coffee at Mrs. E G Stucker’s. Blair Dalton and Wayne Robinson from OU Civil Rights Commission spoke about campus efforts to establish civil rights and bonds with Ottawans.
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Elizabeth
Sarah
First Methodist
W.S.C.S
Allen Unruh
Dean Royse
Marjorie Noveris
Unruh
Fred Adamson
Raymond Brooks
Ronald Spencer
John McClaran
Robert Hollen
Olin Wollen
Willard Lamb
Richard Lilly
Milton Sampson
Dennis Smith
Mike Harrison
James Dykestra
Webb
Dykstra
Majorie Sharp
E. G. Stucker
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Jerome
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George Fuller
Eldon Rader
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