Newlyweds Carolyn Pinder and James D. Brown wed in Effingham
Carolyn Kay Pinder, daughter of John and Mrs. Pinder, married James D. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Brown, at Effingham Presbyterian Church on Sept. 21 with Rev. John Roff officiating. The bride wore Miramist taffeta with Alencon lace and a veil. groom attended Washburn University and works with Brown Fire Service. Music by Carol Lockwood and Harold Carlson accompanied by Mrs. Carlson. A reception followed at the church. dinner for wedding party at Effingham grade school. Best man was Laurence E. Brown of Topeka. matron of honor was Mrs. Donald J. Reid. The couple resides in Effingham.
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James D. Brown
Effingham
Carolyn Kay Pinder
John
Dear Anns problems of love and manipulation
A reader asks how to handle a dependent wife who uses a husband’s money for an extravagant life and a boyfriend who keeps pressuring for attention. Ann advises tolerating corrections, avoiding confrontation, and letting others learn, while noting many readers ignore errors and that love from unseen people is fantasy.
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Ann
Harmony
Mejor
Smith
Max
Earth
Socialettes and clubs hold meetings with speakers and refreshment
Greenwood Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs. Hamiltons with a Japan theme. Mrs. Oliver Shaw led songs a responsive reading and prayer. Thirteen members and five children attended and shared summer accomplishments. Neighbors and relatives visited later. MSP.M. Club plans Bird themed program by Mrs. J. EB hostess Mrs. Harderode presided. W E Bancroft group upbeat. 16 members attended with Mrs. Carl Eichenberger and son Bobby visiting.
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Greenwood
Charles Hamilton
Japan
Oliver Shaw
Msp.m
Pomona
J. EB
Harderode
Charles Eicchenberger
Thej
W. E. Bancroft
Ralph Mary Woodward
Bothell
Ella Flager
John Fritts
Carl Eichenberger
Bobby
Baby Names Lisa Ann and Donna After Club Event
Wycolf Community club was entertained by Mrs. Esther McCullough and others. The baby born Oct 3 to Wayne and wife Wichita was named Lisa Ann, weight 7 lb 1 oz. Grandparents listed as Clarence Ransom and Elva Wallace. A baby born Sept 25 to Donald and wife Walnut was named Donna, weight 7 lb 9 oz.
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Wycolf Community Club
Esther McCullough
Own. Warvlenn
Earl Fare
Wayne Wallace
Wichita
Lisa Ann
Clarence Ransom
Woth
Elva
Wallace
Newton
Tis
Donald W. Jones
F. C
Donna
Drake
Ted Wells
Kay
Friendly Leningrad guide and driver for all-day outing
A traveler notes locals in Leningrad are friendly and hires a college graduate as guide and driver from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The driver takes the person to shows and ballet. The traveler only pays for landing and the driver waits during activities.
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Leningrad
Ottawa Garden Club and Square Dance Events
A bustling Ottawa page lists club notes and social items from Glenwood Springs to Kansas. Entries include the Ottawa Garden Club meeting in Glenwood Springs, Stitchers and Promenaders activities, Navy Mothers and auxiliary events, plus Ladies Aid groups, with remarks on travel writings from Russia and reflections on war’s impact and postwar life.
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Ottawa
Alba A. Hewitt
Russia
Hewitt
HE. G. Stucker
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Dick Carey
Kansas
Comeetologiats * Association
Enday Entre Nous
Warren Welen
da Aou
Bowers
Promenaders Square
Yjaycee Jaynes
Ropert
Navy Mothers
George Santatola
Highland Avenue
Harry Snod- AtAasa
DH Molay
Frank Bingaman
P. B
R. A
Goliter
Fragmentary Overheard Snippet on Household Items
Collected remarks note a rough exchange about starting tout with essential home items such as a bed stove and TV set. The fragment hints at older people unable to secure basic furnishings, suggesting a scene of need and scarcity.
Guest Night Dinner Invites Ottawa Women Members
The American Association of University Women Ottawa Branch invites eligible women to a guest night dinner at 6:30 hosted by Mrs. B. F. Bowers. Hostess committee includes Mrs. Sala, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Mitchell, and Miss Buchanan. Miss Harriet Seymour, president, will lead the meeting and address AAUW activities and goals.
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American Association of University Women
Ottawa
B. F. Bowers
Richard Sala
Raymond Shields
Victor ‘Warren
Farrell Mitchell
Nelle Buchanan
Harriet Seymour
Sixth Birthday Party for Larry Eugene at Jacob Home
Mrs Floyd Jacob hosted a Wiener roast yesterday honoring Larry Eugenes sixth birthday. A truck shaped cake, movies, and hat favors were part of the celebration. Attendees included Dianne McFarland Terry Ann Harford David and Larry Geiss Bobby Burns Dean Chapman Micky Miles Maria Floyd and Robert Swearingen with Mrs Max Floyd assisting.
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Floyd Jacob
Ronald Dean
Larry Eugene
Max Floyd
Jacob
Dianne McFarland
Terry Ann Harford
David and
Larry Geiss
Bobby Burns
Dean Chapman
Micky
Miles
Maria Floyd
Robert Swearingen
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Carolyn Pinder James D. Brown
Donald J. Reid
Laurence E. Brown
Topeka
James D: Brown
Ann Landers
Cleo
George Bates
N. Mulperry
Hail Marshall
Merced
Calif
Bob Hopkins
Santa Fe
N. M
Dave Morris
Paola
L.M.S
Ucket
Dincoin School
outeRay
Beta Bigma Phi
Claude Web
Mark Nesbit
Guert
Europe
Areenawalt
Astoria
Ernest Warner
Boyd Ladies Aid
Frances War
Auret
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Crawford
Arcia Cudworth WM
Daisy Gunn
Trinity Methodist
Reiere
Cat Miles
Randolph Bundy
Mia
Harold Stewart
N. Duncan
Kansas Hdu
National Home Demonstration Council
Verner Alden
Henry Silvius
Wellsville
Silvius
Tennessee
Ct. T
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Masonic Building
ALL America
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Con Parison
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