50th Anniversary For Harvey Crows
An open house Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Crow of Pomona will celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary. Friends and relatives are invited to call between 2 and 4 p.m. The couple were married June 2 1909 in Ottawa. They lived in Nebraska and Kansas City during much of their marriage where he worked in the paint department of Black Sm all and Bryson. They returned to Pomona after his retirement about five years ago. They have three sons Darrel E Manhattan Beach Harold K Greenland and Hubert W Springdale Ark and four daughters Phyllis Myers Raytown Gayle Lind berg Independence Lorene Sattler and Doris Yuratovich Kansas City Kas, nine grandchildren and one great granddaughter. A poet to come for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Crow
Pomona
Dora Evans
Mr. Crow
Ottawa
Nebraska
Kansas City
Black, Small and Bryson, Inc
Crow
Darrel E
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Harold K
Greenland
Hubert W
Springdale
Ark
Phyllis Myers
Raytown
Gayle Lindberg
Lorene Sattler
Independence
Doris Yuratovich
Kas
Bosses Dinner in Western Theme for Women’s Club
Entertain Bosses Credit Women’s Breakfast Club held its annual Bosses’ dinner in a Western theme at the North American Hotel. Cliff Reynolds gave the invocation, Mrs. Jim Kahler welcomed guests, and Russell Crites replied. Miss Jane Elder spoke. Norman Stewart chaired the program. Fifty attended with out-of-town guests from Emporia, Lawrence, and Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Chuck Wagon
Cliff “Bart Maverick” Reynolds
Jim
Kitty’ Kahler
Russell
Matt Dillon
Crites
Norma Stewart
Jane Elder
F. B. Thorn
First Baptist
Wichita
Russell Crites
G. E. Morelet
Bill Abbott
Maxine Stephens
H. N. Flora
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs C A Lilly
Out of town relatives attended the Golden Wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs C A Lilly. Guests included Mrs J B Russell of Washington DC, Mr and Mrs John Branscom of Ft Madison Iowa, Mr and Mrs Pat Venable of Kansas City KS, Mr and Mrs Harold Stevens and Mr and Mrs P W Chadbourne with Janet Kay of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs Ralph Seward and Kimberly Sue of Baldwin, Mrs J W Robinson of Ottawa, Mr and Mrs Donald Cade and family of Leavenworth, and Mr and Mrs C M Cade of Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lilly
J. B. Russell
Washington DC
John Branscom
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Pat Venable
Kansas City
Kas
Harold Stevens
P. W. Chadbourne
Janet Kay
Ralph Seward
Fresh Eggplants Chosen by Skin Gloss and Firmness
Buyers judge eggplants by glossiness of skin and by their firmness when selecting. The best specimens feel heavy for their size and yield slightly to gentle pressure, indicating good ripeness without mushiness. Local markets advise checking for bruises or spurs to avoid poor quality.
Dear Ann Landers Problems and Marriage Counseling
A collage of reader letters to Ann Landers recounts marital strain after divorce, children torn between parents, and advice emphasizing patience and truth. Readers discuss mothers in law, family dynamics, and the value of steady parental attention over flashy gestures.
Lincoln School Banquet Themes and Student Tributes
Lincoln School 6th grade banquet featured a Maypole decor theme. Lewis Buck led the ceremony, Rev. Wayne Caldwell offered the invocation. Albert Keefer's room performed a What's My Line skit. James Ray Bowen presented Mr Keefer a pupil gift. Mrs Mary Gene Stevens was honored with a Queen for a Night tribute and gift. Music included accordion solos by David Stantorf and Karen Kasper and a clarinet and trumpet duet by Donnie Woodward and Ronnie DePriest with Mrs O L DePriest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Lewis Buck
Wayne Caldwell
Albert Keefer
James Ray Bowen
Keefer
Mary Gene Stevens
David Stantorf
Karen Kasper
Donnie Woodward
Ronnie DePriest
Mrs. O. L. DePriest
La Sertoma Club plans June installation at Chism home
La Sertoma club met at Mrs. Lindel Chism's home with Mrs. Leo Miller presiding. New officers named were Mrs. W. W. Whitaker president Mrs. Joel Towner vice president and Mrs. Gail Nitcher secretary treasurer. A surprise layette shower for Mrs. Jay Todd followed. Pink and blue colors and a miniature stork decorated the table. Mrs. Todd's mother Mrs. Leona Eller helped serve. Twelve members attended with Nancy Clark and Cheryl Todd visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Sertoma Club
Lindel Chism
Leo Miller
W. W. Whitaker
Joel Towner
Gail Nitcher
Jay Todd
Bridal Shower Planned For Elaine Reichard Bride Elect
Elaine Reichard, bride elect of David Anderson, received a bridal shower Saturday evening. Hostess Mrs. Duane Anderson, sister-in-law to the groom, led 17 guests consisting of relatives. Gift table featured a heart shaped cupcake display spelling Wedding Bells and a miniature bridal couple beside a wedding announcement. Pink and blue decor completed the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Reichard
David Anderson
Harmony Circles Potluck and Joint Installation Event
Soroptimists Mrs. J. R. Hudelson heads the Elm Grove club scene with auxiliary voices. Harmony Circles hosts a potluck supper and joint installation at First Methodist Church. White Shrine mentioned in meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Grove
J. R. Hudelson
Harmony Circles
First Methodist Church
White Shrine
Socialettes and clubs host sewing for hospitals and meetings
Socialettes U and Army Mothers sewed 26 pounds of rag rags for a VA hospital and made 12 pairs of terry cloth slippers for a children's hospital in Wichita. At Memorial auditorium yesterday 12 members shared sack lunches with fruit cookies. Royal Neighbors Stitchers and other groups held meetings with prizes, refreshments, and plans for June picnics in Forest Park. Barbara Robertson of Richmond, bride elect of James Oestreicher, received a miscellaneous shower at the Dietrich home with 28 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. & Army
V.A
Memorial Auditorium
Children’s Hospital
Wichita
Bertha Johnson
Royal Neighbors
S “Af Johnston
Scottie Bingaman
Cora Pursley
Leona Chesser
Forest Park
Floyd McCullough
Barbara Robertson
Riehmond
James Oestreicher
George C. Dietrich
Nadine Evaline Lancaster Born at Stormont Vail Hospital
A daughter named Nadine Evaline Lancaster was born May 25 at Stormont Vail Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Lancaster of Topeka. She has a brother Merrill Ray, 2% years old. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoopes Richter and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lancaster of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Lynne
Elwin Henry
RFD
Terry Lee
John Reilly
Westphalia
W. C. Henry
Wright Studio
Stormont Vail Hospital
Richard R. Lancaster
Topeka
Nadine Evaline
Merrill Ray
Carl S. Hoopes
Richter
W. R. Lancaster
Ottawa
Dinner Meeting Closed Season By Serve Dinner Chapter AA
Serve Dinner Chapter AA held a dinner last evening at Mrs. Bruce Spears home for the final meet ing of the season. Twenty eight members attended with guest Mrs. Wilbur Wheaton of Wichita. Dinner committee members included Mrs. Wallace Wells Mrs. Harold J. Lamb Mrs. Paul K Worley Mrs. John Sheldon Mrs. W G Ransom Jr Mrs A C Carpenter Mrs J R Henning Mrs M H Forester Mrs C M Sheldon and Mrs Sam Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E.O
Bruce Spears
Wilbur Wheaton
Wichita
Wallace Wells
Harold J. Lamb
Paul K. Worley
John Sheldon
W. G. Ransom Jr
A. C. Carpenter
J. R. Henning
M. H. Forester
C. M. Shelldon
Sam Hubbard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey Crows
Mrs. Harvey Crow
C.W.E.C
Eula Phillips
Emporia
Dixie McCullough
Marilyn Reusser
Norma McCandless
Lawrence Club
Ruth Shirk
Lawrence
Peggy Duff
Batiste
S.M.L
Formfit
Terrill's
Ann Landers
Ann
Sonny
Mama
R.T.F
America
Bridge
Ms Jewel
ERS
Witcnges
Your Fashion Store
Bill Sims
Mud Creek
Walter Bolen
Mearle Christeson
Jack McClure
Harlan Mce-Fadden
H. H. Britain
Albert Britain
Son
Goss
Issi Rogers Eameen
Oneida Ltd
Calor
Trademarks of Oneida Ltd
Trout
Japalac
Japaia
Ilos
S. Main
Musio
MUSIC
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