Wedding Gown Parade Highlights Twenty-One Event
Women's Page recounts a wedding gown show featuring Mrs. Robert McBride and numerous gowns from 1877 to 1956. Mrs. Law Harris and others modeled dresses including 1948, 1956, and earlier creations, with a wedding theme, piano solos, vocal performances, a modeled war years display, and a final midnight blue gown. Sixty guests attended with roses, candles, nosegays, and traditional cake and punch.
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Robert McBride
R. D.iding
Harris
Martin
Friends of Club
Omicron
J. T. Seright
Beta Sigma Phi
Ott
Walsh
Omega
L. W. Seright
Law
Mrs.i
Harvey/Engles
Robisock
Tom Walsh
Rex Shisler
Beverlys
David Woods
Scott Hjorth
J. T. Se
Shisler
St Huddleston
Ight
Leo Beller
Bill Baldwin
Ross Claiborne
Art Wagoner
E. Brown
Campbell
Woods
Harvey
Huddleston
Eleanor Ann Ott
Jill Brown
Renee
Renetta Engles
Mark Wagoner
Doris Hjorth
Lawrence Ott
A. H. North
Memorial Day plans and social notes in Kansas
Socialettes recount Memorial Day plans for Mr and Mrs Fred Gardner and Miss Georg ia Lewis of Osawatomie. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Sam Ray of Liberty Missouri who came to return a tax receipt found in Liberty after a recent tornado. The piece also notes Girl Scout Council meetings, camp plans, and a Commencement overview at Kansas State College Manhattan with attendees from Lincoln Kansas and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gardner
Sam Ray
Liberty, Mo
R. D. Nichols
B.'Davis
Big Blue River
Manhat
Girl Scout Council
Tan
Creek Dam
John Lamb Sa
Lena Hutchins
Fred Gier
D. L. Young
Don Matt
Liamsburg
R. S. Roberts
Amanda Kruckenberg
J. J. Pinney
Myron Steere
Ange
Calif
Mary Krucken
Emerson Max
Maxberg
Walter
Alderman
R. W.mit- K
Kan- Marti
Kansas City
Sas State College
Manhattan
Bertha Richardson
Ostess
Minckley
Wendell Minckley
Stitchers ‘Club
Mmes, Dick
University of Kansas
Carey
John Kramer
Howard
Fenderson
Don Capper
R. L
Olin Minckley
Lowana
Lee Finch
Curl Celery Ends for a Pretty Fringed Look
Cut celery into two or three inch pieces and curl the ends. Soak in ice water for an hour to set a fine fringe. This simple technique creates an attractive finished look for salads and garnishes.
Dr and Mrs Bailey Plan Celebration
Longtime Ottawa area residents Dr and Mrs Bailey plan a golden wedding celebration. The couple and their family have served on church and national boards while living in Kansas and Missouri. Their son Dean resides in New Market New Jersey and other relatives live in California Missouri and Illinois. Eight grandchildren are mentioned among the extended family.
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Ottawa
Baldwin
Stanley
Missouri
Iola
Oswego
Kansas City
Washington
J Nne
Independence
Kas
St. Fred
RFD 2
The
Methodist Church
Robinson, Il
Month End Specials Highlight Bailey Family Ties
Dr Bailey eldest of eight children of Rev and Mrs Co W Bailey. Siblings include Mrs Elmer D Axton of Topeka William A Bailey Kansas City Kas Rev Henry I Bailey Southbridge Mass Mrs George S Counts New Hope Pa Mrs Earl S Johnson Homewood Ill Herbert A Bailey Los Angeles and Mrs Chester W Gates Baldwin. Many plan to visit in Robinson summer for anniversary. Postponed details follow with lists of prices and offers.
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Bailey
Co. W. Bailey
Elmer D. Axton
Topeka
William A. Bailey
Kansas City
Kas
Henry I. Bailey
Southbridge
Mass
New Hope
Earl S. Johnson
Homewood
Ill
Herbert A. Bailey
Los Angeles
Chester W. Gates
Baldwin
Robinson
Mexico
el Oro
Pachuca
Mexico City
Methodist Church
Uni
Tetwiler-Mercury
Kansas
Cream Puff Cars: 1956 Ford Custom and 1955 Mercury Monterey
Two classic sedans on offer. A 1956 Ford Custom V-8 with radio heater Fordomatic Tutone seat covers nylon tires and more looks and drives like new. A 1955 Mercury Monterey four door Mercomatic radio heater skirts white walls dual exhausts in two tone finish with 21 000 miles. See today.
Ottawa Area Bal Iay family noted in community duties
The May 28 1957 Ottawa Herald reports active ministry in IA by Dr Bailey supplying many churches of different denominations. Attending were many Graffham and Collins families from Ottawa and nearby towns, with others visiting Ottawa High School graduates Kennedy Graves and Gary Bailey. A dinner at Don Collins home honored Jack Graffham and involved numerous relatives from Ottawa Topeka Pomona Homewood and beyond.
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Balileys
Ifson
Bailey
Albert Graffham
Wesley Graffham
Bill Abbott
Gary
Bobbie
Susan
George Graves
Leon
Vara
Scollick
Don Col
Don Collins
Maple
Kitty
Diane
Mary
Jack Graffham
Grace Collins
Otta
Ottawa Highwa
Kester Graffy
Jerryham
Homewood
Hazel
Cole
Kennedy Graves
Erret
Topeka
Percy Graves
Pomona
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Lawrence Lambnd
C. F. Lamb
Pasadena
Gabardine
San
Sorized
Terrill’s Dept
S. Main
John
SON Motors
Mrs. Bailey
Charles W
Mary (Stark) Bailey
Ethel Grace McCaughey
John and
Addie Fay McCaughey
Baker University
Dr. Bailey
Tetwiler
Mercury
Ottawa Herald
Edmiston
Leisure Life
Khyber
Madras
Cavalsheen
Dras Plaid
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