State Commander Visit Highlights Ottawa Army Mothers Post Luncheon
Ottawa Army Mothers Post No. 4 hosted a covered dish luncheon in Memorial auditorium honoring state commander Mrs. Ruth Carr of Wellington. Guests included state adjutant Leta Cathers and Topeka councilwoman Gertrude Bloomquist, with Ottawan officials Leland Monroe and B. G. Olta among attendees. A $10 coupon fee was decided for Wichita VA Hospital, sets the scene for a 32-member gathering with copper compostes and sunflowers adorning tables.
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Memorial Auditorium
Ruth Carr
Wellington
Carr
Leta Cathers
Gertrude Bloomquist
Topeka
Ottawans
Leland Monroe
B. G. Olta
Ner
F. A. Doman
Albert Caleb
Wichita V.A
Fashion Problems For First Ladies
Washington AP Mollie Parris the designer who clothed Mrs Kennedy for two administrations says the first lady should wear what she wants including slacks scarves and French fashions She rates Mrs Kennedy 32 for flair and notes the agonizing limits of a fashion conscious woman who cannot shop freely and relies on a trusted designer like Oleg Cassini to choose outfits
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Washington
Mollie Parris
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York
White House
Miss Parnis
Mrs. Kennedy
Miss Parris
New Members Welcomed at Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting
At the church gathering last evening Wesleyan Service Guild welcomed two new members Mrs Bessie Johnson and Mrs Anna Bunyan. Charles Wells presided as Mrs Marguerite McCurdy attended as a guest. Mrs Carol Salb and Mrs George Hutchison led devotions on Churches for New Times assisted by Mrs Eunice Larkin. Plans were made for a new study class with twenty two members present.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Bessie Johnson
Anna Bunyan
Marguerite McCurdy
Charles Wells
New Times
Carol Salb
George Hutchison
Eunice Larkin
Socialettes Credit Women Breakfast Meeting Notes
Socialettes Credit Women met yesterday morning in Lee's cafe for the annual examination of the credit manual. Mrs. Ivan Jones led a brief business session while Norma Stewart led devotions. Plans for the next meeting installation were discussed.
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Credit Women
Lee’s
Ivan Jones
Norma Stewart
Fall's 100 Best Fashions Pattern Catalog Ad
Misses' sewing patterns offered by Anne Adams through The Ottawa Herald. Includes Pattern 4956 for a slim step-in with a bra top in solid broadcloth or rayon. Provides sizes 12 to 20, yardage, pricing, and mailing details for ordering with plain address and size information.
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Ottawa Herald
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District Royal Neighbor Convention Attendees Named
Among 23 Ottawans at the Osawatomie district Royal Neighbor convention last night were three initiates Glenn Ainsworth Glenn Miller and Mrs Ruth Turner Mrs Steve Needham Rantoul elected oracle and Mrs Howard Smith Ottawa vice oracle Rantoul to host next year A $5 donation to the National Home Chapel fund was approved The state convention will be held in Topeka in April.
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Osawatomie
Glenn Ainsworth
Glenn Miller
Ruth Turner
Steve Needham
Rantoul
Oracle
Howard Smith
Ottawa
Topeka
Cleaning a pancake griddle with salt bag method
A home cleaning tip suggests tying a few tablespoons of salt in cheesecloth and rubbing it over a pancake griddle to remove dried batter remnants.
Grand Guardian Official Visit Dignitaries Honor Evelyn Painter
Bethel No. 31 of Joh's Daughters hosts Grand Guardian Evelyn Painter with Judy Listerd presiding at the Masonic temple. Susan Kelly and a duet by Sharon Barnes and Daylene Waymire entertained. Dozens of dignitaries from Topeka to Leavenworth attended, 53 members, 11 council members and 50 guests.
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Judy Listerd
Bethel No. 31
Joh
Grand Guardian
Evelyn Painter
Masonic Temple
Susan Kelly
Minneola School Reunion Elects Officers and Plans 1962 Meet
The eighth Minneola School reunion Sunday at the school featured reading letters from former pupils and introductions of visitors. Officers elected were Olive Reh as chairwoman Donald Steward as vice chair and Lottie Gastrock as secretary treasurer. Attendees included Walter Reh Williamsburg Keil Crist Westphalia Ernest Pohl Doris Churchbaugh Lawrence and many others from nearby towns. The next reunion was voted for the second Sunday in September 1962.
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Minneola School
Olive Reh
Donald Steward
J. F. Srroger
Oscar Dy-er
Philo Beck
Fred Turner
Baldwin
Irven Horst
May
Marion Williams
Walter
Roy Gould
Chester Gibson
Ernest Nelson
John Gibson
Cynthia
Johnnie Bill
Film Program For WMS Group
The Marcia Cudworth WMS Circle at First Baptist Church hosted an evening in Elliot hall youth lounge with slides from Europe and New England cathedrals and scenic views. Mrs. Emory MacKenzie selected the views. Mrs. Pearson presided. the group discussed White Cross items for Bravil and Indians of Oklahoma. budget plans were reviewed. Virginia Jennings gave devotions. Amanda Rosenquist dedicated the love offering. 30 attended. refreshments were served by Mrs. Vernon Bear, Miss Rosenquist, and Miss Glenola Hayward.
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Marcia Cudworth
W.M.S. Circle
First Baptist Church
Elliot Hall
Emory MacKenzie
Europe
New England
Richard Pearson
Pearson
Gene Mohr
White Cross
Bravil
Oklahoma
Orville Glenn
Virginia Jennings
Amanda Rosenquist
Vernon Bear
Rosenquist
Glenola Hayward
Girl Scout Leader Training Session Planned in Youth Center
A first in a six part series will be held Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Youth Center. A.J. Holyfield, executive director of the Santa Fe Council and Franklin district, will lead with staff assistance. Open to all Franklin County leaders and assistants.
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A.J. Holyfield
Santa Fe Council
Franklin District
Franklin County
Mothers Bible Study Shares Readings and Works
The North Baptist Church group met at the Woodward home with Mrs. Don Woodward and Mrs. Harry Hough. Mrs. Clarence Keith presided and led prayer. Mrs. Carrie Davis led devotions and Neal Seyler reviewed the chapter “The Mother” from The Steward ship for Today's Woman. White Cross workers made school bags hemmed tea towels and cut quilt blocks.
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North Baptist Church
Don Woodward
Harry Hough
Woodward
Clarence Keith
Carrie Davis
Neal Seyler
White Cross
Crotts Family Holds 16th Reunion in Hutchinson
The Circle Meets Attend, Reunion My, and Mrs. Vertus T. Crotts led the 16th Crotts family reunion in Hutchinson, as relatives from 11 Kansas towns gathered. The clan traces ancestry to Valentine Crotts and Susanah Hickle Frances Kearney W.M.S. circle in the late 18th century.
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Crotts
Hutchinson
Kansas
Valentine Crotts
Susanah Hickle
Frances Kearney
W.M.S. Circle
Crotis
North
Descendants trek westward by wagon train to the coast
The couple's descendants journeyed from Carolina across Illinois Missouri and Kansas settling along the way before completing a west coast wagon train voyage.
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Illinois
Missouri
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