Open House Art Barn Exhibit Near Parker
The House of Artists near Parker invites fellow artists to display works at the Sth annual open house from 10 a.m. to evening, June 56. Exhibits include paintings for sale, with a Prairie Country Art Fair feature titled art you can live with. Mrs Avis Tyson of Triple T Ranch, where the studio sits, notes guests from Kansas City may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Artists
Parker
Sth
Avis Tyson
Triple T
Ranch
James R. Tyson
Tyson
Tyeson
Kansas City
Garnett
4Th Street
Stone Studio
Home tips and reader notes mix kitchen hacks and crafts
A collage of reader tips from Dear Heloise style columns covers ways to flavor ground meat with dried onion soup mix, lubricate and clean locks with graphite and fluid, improvise a TV chair from a child’s old seat, prevent powder transfer on rugs, organize a bathroom cabinet, repurpose laundry cards for shirts, and adapt a steering wheel cover into a chaise lounge wrap for indoor use and kids play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Presbyterian Group Meets for Church Woman's Association
The Woman's Association of First United Presbyterian Church met Monday evening with prayer by Mrs. Chester Hall. Mrs. Roy Bones led business, Mrs. Bertha Johnson oversaw the penny service, and Mrs. Ralph Paul led scripture reading and prayers. Members were asked to finish sewing and bring items to the July meeting for Sage Memorial Hospital at Ganado Arizona. Mrs. George Allman taught Galatians from Mutual Obligations of Freedom. refreshments were served by Mrs. John Clotfelter and Mrs. Clifford Bell, roses on the table. Mrs. Edwin Schwarz will supervise the June medical offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hall
Woman’s Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Roy Bones
Bertha Johnson
Ralph Paul
Sage Memorial Hospital
Ganado
Ariz
George Allman
John Clotfelter
Clifford Bell
Edwin Schwarz
First Baptist WMS Circles Hold Study Meetings
First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society circles met Wednesday for final sessions until September. Eileen James Circle enjoyed brunch hosted by Mrs. Jerome Minnick with aides Mrs. Ruel Mitchell Mrs. Royal Spencer and Mrs. Raymond Gillette. New vice chair Mrs. A B Martin led year plans. devotional by Mrs. Glenn Moon on Come mitment. Esther Greenman Circle met in Elliott hall with committee led by Mrs. Eldon Rader Ed Pence and others. new circle chairman Mrs. Claude Webb introduced. programs for year discussed Instruments for Change Under God. Eleanor Stimson Circle hostess was Mrs. L P Moree with assistants Mrs. Oscar Arnold and Mrs. John Reynolds. devotional by Mrs. A W Urquhart and lesson notes on Southeast Asia missions.
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Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Eileen James
Jerome Minnick
Ruel Mitchell
Royal Spencer
Raymond Gillette
Gillette
A. B. Martin
Glenn Moon
Luther Rice
Esther Greenman
Elliott Hall
Eldon Rader
Ed Pence
B. L. Carter
Jim Peterson
George Lister
RE. Lancaster
A. W. Urquhart
Frank Thayer
Southeast Asia
Reynolds
Richter W.S.C.S Guest Day At Church
About 50 women attended the Rich ter W S C S Guest Day at the church with guests from Wellsville Centropolis Christian and Bethel societies. Rita Holslinger spoke about a United Nations Study Tour featuring stops in Washington D C and New York. The worship center displayed a United Nations seal and country flags. Tea sandwiches and punch were served, and blue and silver decor marked the W S C S 25th anniversary. Hostess team included Truman Milton and others.
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Richeter W.S.C.S
Wellsville
Centropoolis Christian
Bethel
United Nations
U.N
Oren Carroll
John Staadt
W.S.C.5
Truman Milton
Kenneth Stoffer
Everett Burgess
Harold Staadt
Chester Burgess
Frederick Wood
Readings For Roll Call At Friendship Circle meeting
Members of Friendship Circle gave readings and poems for roll call on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Marion Stark with Mrs. Albert Kraft as co hostess. Under the direction of Mrs. Harry Flory the group sang, recited the club cole lect and reported on sick members. Plans were made for a pot luck dinner June 15 at Forest Park with Mrs. Chester Gibson as hostess.
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Friendship Circle
Marion Stark
Albert Kraft
Harry Flory
Forest Park
Chester Gibson
Buffet Supper for Eagles Auxiliary At Cole Born’s
Thirty eight members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles attended a buffet supper at Cole Born’s after a brief meeting. Officers received gifts from the president Mrs Ernest Sink. Mrs Hayward Brill won for securing the most new members. Attendance prizes went to Mrs Link, Mrs Pat Maloney and Mrs Dick Hamm. Secret pals were revealed in a gift exchange and new names drawn. Initiation set for 8 pm May 27 and state convention slated June 3-5 at Great Bend.
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Order of Eagles
Coleborn’s
Ernest Sink
Hayward Brill
Link
Pat Maloney
Dick Hamm
Great Bend
Socialettes and clubs hold meetings across town events
Socialettes host a Wednesday gathering at Mrs Anna Bryans with Olivia Sieg and Willard Wallace in attendance. The group logged 34 calls and held a potluck and bridge after a business session led by Beverly MacArthur. Other clubs met for picnics and readings, with officers elected and gifts exchanged.
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Anna Bryan
Olivia Sieg
Willard Wallace
Elsie Ferguson
Gen Gibson
Hazel Ramsdell
Chanute
Plan August Vows Claudia Wynn to William Shipp
Mrs Christine Wynn of Cincinnati announces the engagement of her daughter Claudia Christine Wynn to William T Shipp son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Shipp of Waverly Illinois The wedding is planned for August 28 in Cincinnati Miss Wynn is a junior elementary education major at Ottawa University Mr Shipp is a junior biology major at Ottawa University
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Christine Wynn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Claudia Christine
William T. Shipp
Samuel Shipp
Waverly
Ill
Miss Wynn
Ottawa University
Mr. Shipp
Biology
Emery Green Social Club Holds Final Season Meeting
Emery Green Social Club concluded its final meeting of the season with Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. T. T. Shelton presiding. Plans were discussed for a summer picnic and a Mary Lee Peterson shower. The club netted 47.07 from the E.L. Ball sale. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Elmer Perkins, Mrs. Fred Proffitt, Mrs. Clifford Hunter, and Mrs. Earl Reed. Proffitt also won the door prize. Several members received secret pal gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Social Hour Club
Ray Angleton
C. W. Newcomer
Newcomer
George Graves
Beta Sigma Phi
Leland Gilliland
Centropolis
Tom Chappell
Emery Green Social Club
Frank Davis
T. T. Shelton
Mary Lee Peterson
Elmer Perkins
Fred Proffitt
Clifford Hunter
Earl Reed
Proffitt
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P.S
Gloria D
Anabelle Cooper
Mrs. Piper
C. E. Farrington
Bennett
Bennett’s
N. Main
First Baptist
WMS
Richter Wscs
Magnavox
Western Auto
S. Main
Medical Arts
Beverly MacArthur
Frank Wise
Ceecelia Reyes
Charles Redman
Boyd Cooper
John Fisher
Charlotte Cade
Jerry Laws
Retta
True Kindred
Masonic Temple
Charles Waymire
Max Gilmore
Effie Wiggins
H. B. Club
Colbern’s
Claudia Christine Wynn
Emery Green
Albright
Herculon Colby’s
Maple Shop
Ottawa
Charmglow Gas Grill
REG. Price
Coronet
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