February Plans Set Socialettes And a royal wedding in Ottawa
The piece details Bonnie Baker engagement and wedding plans for February 24 at Centropolis Baptist Church with Miss Baker a Woolworth worker and Todd Meyer an ad salesman for the Manhattan Mercury. It also lists numerous social notices, visits, parties, and open houses across Richmond Garnett and nearby towns, including church events, school ties, and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Todd Meyer
B.D. Rickard
Manhatetan
Centropolis Baptist Church
Miss Baker
Ottawa High School
Woolworth
Mr. Meyer
University of Missouri
Columbia, Mo
The
Manhattan Mercury
Class Makes Church Pledge at Trinity Methodist
The Leader-Hand Class of Trinity Methodist Church voted a $75 pledge for the new year Tuesday evening. Mrs. Freda Griffin led the business, assisted by Mrs. Guy Mcintosh and Mrs. Jesse Garrett. Mrs. Lester Cation led devotions on the theme Friendship using an ancient prayer. Mrs. Irene Waller won the door prize. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Freda Griffin
Guy Mcintosh
Jesse Garerett
Lester Cation
Gresant
Irene Waller
Wesleyan Service Guild Hosts District Meet at Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church planned to host a district meet at the church on October 15 at 2 p.m. Mrs George Hutchison led the hostess and business session. A special Chapel meeting was scheduled for October 24 during the Week of Prayer and Self Denial with devotional by Mrs Geneveva O Neal on Youth Society s Untapped Resource and lesson by Mrs Charles Burlingham Let's Listen and Learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
George Hutchison
Tess
Geneveva O’neal
Charles Burlingham
Halloween Stories Told at Durbin Home
R E M Club members shared Halloween stunts and tales during roll call at Mrs Nellie Durbin's home Tuesday. Among the nine members present was Mrs Ben Printy hindered by illness. her daughter Mrs Clifford Turner of Lawrence attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E.M. Club
Nellie Durbin
Ben Printy
Clifford Turner, Lawrence
Fred Unger
Julia Jones
Fred Griffin
Mary Shepherd
Program on Japan Presented by Mrs Marstall at Home
Mrs George Marstall spoke on Japan Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Roscoe Redmonds home. She described dress, religion, and displayed Japanese dolls she made with stories for each. Clarence Nauman reportedly gave $50 in memory of his late wife Mae Nauman. Hostess committee included Hazen Richardson chair, with S S Bergsma Emory McKenzie R W Mitchell and T Neal Miatt. Thirty seven attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marstall
Japan
Roscoe Redmond
Clarence Nauman
Mae Nausman
Hazen Richardson
Marstall
S. S. Bergsma
Emsory McKenzie
R. W. Mitchell
T. Neal Miatt
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Bonnie Basker
Manhattan
J. H. Baker
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Leon Miller
Drummond
Okla
Walter Miller
Richmond
Lefa Higdon
Floyd Lawton
Prairie Village
Frank Rocker
Garenett
Matt
Jimmy Rocker
Randy
Andy Miller
Mike
Kenny
Ronnie Lickteig
Willard Collins
Clara Farmer
Clyde Carnahan
Raytown
T. H
Don Prather
T. M. Phillips
Melvin and
Goledena
Teepeka
Gem and Mineral Society
Exposition Building
Cliff Richardson
Marcelene
Floyd Hulett
Rural
Garnett
Carl Maley
Phil Rose
Fameily
Chenery
Steve
Joe
Wichita
John Bures
Joe Volz
Cresco
Iowa
Caroline Gretencord
Paul Volz
Greeley
Don Godfrey
Dean
Darlene
Warren Godfrey
Paola
Arthur Godfrey
John Walsh
Ning
House of Douglas
Lincoln
Neb
Gaylen Wicham
Mark and
Lisa
Valley Falls
Richard Bleything
Albert Wichman
M. W. Fishburn
Mart Flory
Aubrey Fishburn
Lone Star
A. S. Allen
S. Lee Cust
Springfield
Ohio
Lee McKean
St. Ann
Lee Metze
Warren Yackle
Larry Walker
Osawatomie
Steve Hoelscher
Bob
Louis Appelehans
Glendale
Kate
Mersman
Anderson County Hospital
K.U. Lawrence
Marsha
K.U
Oscar News Master
Howmer Glaze
Topeka
Spring Branch Club
Agnes Feuerborn
Anthony Feuerborn
Bonnie Baker
Triple Dresser
Sedgefield
Maytag
America
Great New 525
Ottawa, Kansas
Wating
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