Socialette Groups Share Programs and Activities
Socialettes Chapter GL P E O held a program Grandmas Garnishes by Mrs Don Madison after a business session with antique jewelry discussion. Jaycee Saynes program of European slides by Bill Seymour. Fifteen members attended. The group approved a mental health project for the year. Hostess Mrs Bob White with Mrs Dick Walker served refreshments. visitors were Mrs Ivan Jones and Mrs Richard Beaty with 11 members present. Auxiliary to National Federation of Post Office Clerks hosted a social evening with card games at Mrs George Santarpia s home eight present. Monday Stitchers Club hostess Mrs Dieck Carey did needlework and social time with Mrs Howard Henderson Mrs QR L Davis Mrs Don Capper Mrs John Kramer and Bertha Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.E
Don Madison
Madison
R. A. Gollier
Glenn Bigelow
C. A. Tucker
Jaycee Saynes
Bill Seymour
Grou
Bob White
Dick Walker
Ivan Jones
Richard Beaty
National Federation of Post Office
George Santarpia
Stltchers Club
di Eck Carey
Howard Henderson
QR. L. Davis
Don Capper
John Kramer
Bertha Richardson
Tacky Party Hears Plans for Christmas Event at Jones Home
Last evening at Mrs. Frank Bingaman’s home the Love and Loyalty club gathered with co hostess Mrs. Howard Smith. Minnie Shawver led business planning the annual Christmas party at Mrs. C J Jones’s home. Members recalled Halloween tricks and Owen Hobbs’s cake honored four birthdays with fifteen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bingaman
Howard Smith
Minnie Shawver
C. J. Jones
Owen Hobbs
Local Couple Wed In Military Chapel
Dorothy Drum and Phillip J. Pritchard wed in a September ceremony at a military chapel in Babenhausen Germany. Capt Alfred McCay officiated with Chaplain Knulson. attendants included Mrs Poh and Rex Woods. The couple's reception followed at Rod and Gun Club. they will reside in Babenhausen where Pritchard will be stationed until June 1960.
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Babenhausen
Germany
Dorothy Drum
Phillip J. Pritchard
Alfred McCay
Knulson
Poh
J Fowler
Birmingham, Mich
Rex
Rod and Gun Club
Mrs. Pritchhard
Mothers leaders depart for national convention
Mrs B G Otto state Army Mothers commander for Kansas Mrs Isli Clavel post commander and Mrs Ward Ralston left by train for Ft Madison Iowa to attend the national convention It will continue through Saturday Mrs Fred Doman past state commander and past national commander was unable to go as she planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Otto
Kansas
Isli Clavel
Ward Ralston
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Fred Doman
Program on Antiques Fidelis Club meeting in Quenemo
Mrs Clyde Latcher spoke on antiques defining the term as art from before 1830 and noting items under 100 years old may be called antique. London described as paradise for collectors. A genuine piece altered remains useless. Latcher displayed a quilt and books. County Federation of Clubs meeting in Overbrook highlighted by a 19th century themed hostess.
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Fidelis Club
Quenemo
Clyde Latcher
R. G. Hughes
Latcher
Latchem
London
County Federation of Clubs
Overbrook
Navy Mothers hear state commander chosen at meeting
At yesterday’s meeting State Office Navy Mothers announced Mrs G E Jordan was named state commander after a resignation. Mrs Gene Mille presided with Mrs Ernest Bechtle and Mrs T S Corcoran as flag bearers. Plans for a cookbook were discussed and Mrs M L Sellers won the door prize. Several members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
G. E. Jordan
Gene Mille
Ernest Bechtle
T. S. Corcoran
M. L. Sellers
Teen Town Meets at Rantoul High School
Teen Town held its second meet of the year with 50 present at Rantoul High School. The group will meet on the first and third Fridays from 7 30 to 11 30 p m with conduct cards for members. The third Friday is guest night. Parents sponsor rotating duties. Officers are Robert Roecker president Donald Miller vice president Fred Sharp secretary Leroy Roecker treasurer. Advisory committee includes Eleanor Roecker organizer and chairman Esther Vink Mrs Cooper and Mrs Stevenson. The group bought a Hi Fi set and records. Refreshments are served each meeting. Next sponsors are Mr and Mrs Burnett Mr and Mrs Sleishner and Mr and Mrs Pennington. There will be square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen-Town
Rantoul High School
Robert Roecker
Donald Miller
Fred Sharp
Leroy Roecker
Eleanor Roecker
Esther Vink
Cooper
Stevenson
Burnett
Sleishner
Pennington
Otley 1959 convention officers listed in Ottawa
Mrs. Glenn Miller sang accompanied by Mrs. Paul Boyke. Mrs. Henry Lilly read the 15 names. Mrs. C. L. Breckenridge gave a poem and Mrs. Harry Loyd offered the prayer. The 1959 convention will be held in Ottawa. Officers elected were Mrs. Breckenridge district oracle, Chester Jackson of Rantoul vice oracle, Nellie Clearwater of Osawatomie chancellor, Florence Cates recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imie
Otley
Glenn
Miller
Paul Boyke
Henry Lilly
C. L. Breckenridge
Harry Loyd
Ottawa
Breckenridge
Chester Jackson
Rantoul
Nellie Clearwater
Osawatomie
Florence Cates
Ottawa native announces granddaughter wedding in Indiana
Former Ottawan Wiley Keltz reports the marriage of his granddaughter Ann Keltz to Dale E. Anderson in Shelbyville Indiana. The ceremony took place Sunday. Ann is the daughter of Harold E. and Mrs. Keltz and works at a bank. Dale works in office positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Keltz
Ann Keltz
Dale: E. Anderson
Shelbyville
Ind
Harold E. Keltz
Ottawa
Swank Berr announces daughter Neva Louise to Harvey Berr
Mr Henry Swank of Princeton announces the marriage of his daughter Neva Louise to Harvey Berr son of Mrs Zada Berr of Kasota Minnesota. The ceremony was at the bride s home on Sept 14. The couple returned from a wedding trip to reside in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Swank
Princeton
Neva Louise
Harvey Berr
Zada Berr
Kasota
Minn
Williamsburg Legion Auxiliary Rolls Call and Plans Discussed
The Williamsburg American Legion Auxiliary held a roll call under Legislative and Americanism. Chairmen were announced for Tuesday meeting. Cookie books from the Free Methodist Missionary Society were distributed and a donation approved. Mrs L W Sutherland Mrs Don McMillan and Miss Clara Dehn named as purchasing committee to buy fifteen dollars worth of books for the library. Plans were made for a dinner on election day. It was reported 35 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
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Tacky
C. 0. Drum
Baldwin
Paul Pritchard
Woods
Harriet
Philip EB. Pritchard
Pontiac
Tetwiler Mercury Rambler Motors
Peoples
the Friendly Bank
Marvin’ Walker
Richmond
Delores
Nto
Dwight. Welton
John Marshall
Tom. Gleason
Cottonwood
Tommy
Ralph Gleason
Kathleen Carey
Mound City
Wright Studio
Trout’s Jewelry
Tcadia
Woodsum Nursery
RFD
Centropolis
The
Ottawa Herald
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