Autumn Leaves Theme At Skilton Club Delights Members
Lillian Thayer staged a mood program titled Autumn Leaves Nature's Palette at Skilton Music Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sampson. Performers included Dorothy Matthews on piano, Ann Havener with Edith Rader, and the Sound Alternative Quartet, plus violinist Joy Mueller, clarinetist Loren Matthews, and singer Bettie Sue Shumway. The evening featured converging pieces on autumn mood, with a plan to seek alternate dates for December due to ballet conflicts, and greetings to new baby Nichelle Nicole Paxton born to Mr. and Mrs. John Paxton, plus Kevin Lee Staley born October 5.
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Skilton Music Club
Milton Sampson
Dorothy Matthews
Ann Havener
Edith Rader
Lieurance
Bettie Sue Shumway
Martha Lou Elliott
Skillon Guest
Joy Mueller
Ottawa University
Carol Wilson
Loren Matthews
Darrell McCube
Robert Green
Mike Esser
Mark Hildebrand
Janie Hardman
Marilyn Teter
John Staley
Ottawa
Simmons 30th reunion held at Lawrence fairgrounds
The Simmon family’s 30th annual reunion occurred Sunday at the Lawrence 4-H Fairgrounds with relatives from Lawrence, Overbrook, Topeka and Ottawa present. Next year’s gathering is slated for October 10 at the same venue. Community notices list club meeting times and locations in Ottawa and surrounding areas.
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Simmon
Lawrence
Ann Landers Replies on Family Strains and Self Image
A Virginia reader worries about her daughter Ruth living with a man and its impact on two grandchildren, facing the clash of values. A Savannah teen seeks help for weight and family conflict, with Ann Landers urging professional counseling and school resources. A Southern reader criticizes a previous column on race, prompting Ann Landers to defend usage and explain context.
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Ann Landers
Ruth
Chuck
Virginia
Savannah
Phones and store visit advice from Southwestern Bell
Knows more about phones. For style and quality, visit the PhoneCenter Store nearest you or call your Southwestern Bell business office.
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Bell
PhoneCenter
Southwestern Bell Business
Butterfly Painter To Present Program At East Central China Painters
Bill Howe will present a program on butterfly painting techniques at the East Central China Painters meeting Saturday from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m in the Anchor Savings Building. He is author of Our Butterflies and Moths and Butterflies of North America with over 2100 color illustrations. Howe travels the United States Mexico and Central America researching and writing for North American Wildlife. Club members should bring paints a china plate to paint and a sack lunch for the demonstration which is open to all interested. reservations via 242 3906 or 242 3039.
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East Central China Painters Organization
Anchor Savings
North America
Howe
United States
Mexico
Central America
Reader's Digest
China
Tsukuba Expo 85 eyeing 20 million visitors
Tsukuba Japan AP reports Tsukuba Expo 85 expects 20 million attendees. Opening March 17 1985 at Tsukuba 38 miles northeast of Tokyo, the show centers on Dwellings and Surroundings Science and Technology for Man at Home. The event targets scientists and the general public alike.
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Tsukuba
Japan
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