True Kindred Honors Officers at Stairway Theme
True Kindred Retia Conclave No 8 honored members holding supreme and grand offices at a Masonic temple meeting. Mrs Louis Dale presided as worthy commander. the event featured solos by Mrs Eugene Harford and color slide travel highlights by Mr and Mrs Sellers. Royal honors were given to past supreme commanders and grand officers with decorations of stars and corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Louis Dale
Eugene Harford
Melvin Sellers
Missouri
Carrie Bokurka
Harford
Cleoris Roberts
Kansas
Gladys Plaskett
Waymire
Jay Brown
C. E. Kaeckel
Shower Honors A Bride To Be In Wellsville
Betty Tillman, formerly of LeLoup and now near Tulsa, Oklahoma, was guest of honor at a Wellsville bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Raymond Cobb. Thirty guests attended as yellow and pastel decor lit the gift table, with games and gifts organized by Mrs. Melvin Pierce. Miss Tillman departs for Oklahoma after the visit. her June 30 Tulsa wedding to Lee Hall is planned, after which the couple will reside in Topeka, where Hall works in construction and Tillman will join Mid Continental Insurance in Topeka.
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Wellsville
Betty Tillman
LeLoup
Tulsa
Okla
Raymond Cobb
Melvin Pierce
Harold Rouse
Cobb
Miss Tillman
Sour Cream Drop Adds Creamy Twist to Vegetable Soup
A kitchen tip suggests dolloping sour cream on each serving of vegetable soup mix and finishing with a sprinkle of paprika for a creamy, colored finish. The method emphasizes quick preparation and a mellow, tangy contrast to the vegetables.
Mrs Supplee Feted Twice Before Summer Departure
Mrs R C Supplee was guest of honor at two farewell coffee events prior to her week‑long departure for the summer at Ransom Cottage in Chautauqua New York. She resides with sister in law Mrs A L Cook. Mrs E S Pearce hosted Monday morning coffee and Mrs W W Broyhill hosted Friday morning.
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R. C. Supplee
Ransom Cottage
Chautauqua
N. Y
A. L. Cook
E. S. Pearce
W. W. Broyhill
Shower Honors Bride Elect Sharon Taylor and Louis Greaves
Wellsville Tany Baptist Churchwomen honored Sharon Taylor bride elect and Louis Greaves at a miscellaneous shower at the Brown schoolhouse. Sharon is Roy Taylor Jr. of Ottawa's daughter. Louis is L B Greaves of Route 2 Wellsville's son. A bride doll centerpiece framed the gift table. lilac bouquets decorated. gifts were plentiful. refreshments served.
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Wellsville
Tany Baptist Church
Louis Greaves
Sharon Taylor
Brown
Sharon
Roy Taylor Jr
Ottawa
Louis
L. B. Greaves
Freckled boy, shy crush, and a needy letter page
Dear Ann Landers column excerpt reveals multiple readers seeking guidance. A Texas girl worries about a freckled red haired boy who eats paper and pencils, possibly from nervous affection. A stepmother faces hostility from her husband toward her college-aged son, with advice to foster independence and repair the marriage. A treasury mix-up at a club prompts guidance to consult the former treasurer and request the missing bank book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Miss Landers
Texas
Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Potluck Sparks Circle
Members of Omicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and colleagues gather for a potluck event with sack lunches provided by Mrs. Isabelle Puvogel Mrs. Jim DeWitt and Mrs. Claude Webb as part of the club forecast on Wednesday at the CO-WORKERS SHUTIN CIRCLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shutin Circle
Isabelle Puvogel
Lafalot
Jim DeWitt
Omicron Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Claude Webb
Rebekahs
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A. L. Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
R. R. Redmond
Lulu Brown
C. M. Harris
W. A. Penny
M. H. Forester
Miller
Sam Hubbard
Jeff
Miss Johnson
B. F. Bowers
Eunice Ott
Clarence Sheldon
R. S. Haines
W. G. Saunders
C. W. Waymire
Floyd Nichols
Mr. Wonderful
Julius Raffelock
Carlos
Charles Ratliff
Leo Ferguson
Melvin Dixon
Sellers
Lodge
Saffron Glass CO
Ronays
CER Are
the Gas Service Co
Sherwin-Williams
Bate At
S. Main
Bob McCrea
Mer
Dean Berlin
Penneys
White
THE
Ottawa Herald
Jan
Davis
Iver
Harold Leitnaker
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