Brown Ball Wedding Vows Read In New Hope Church
Wilma Joan Brown and Ronald Ball of Ottawa were united in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at New Hope Baptist Church east of Olldo. The bridal party included Connie Judd as flower girl and Homer Phillips as ring bearer. Rev. R B Shoemaker performed the double ring rite with chrysanthemums and candles on the altar. The bride wore a blue suit with white accessories. the groom wore a two piece fallie dress with pink carnation corsages. Attendants were Sharon Ball and Carol Brown. Best man was Danaie Ball. ushers were Charles Brown and Benny Bennett. A four tier cake and mums highlighted the reception in the church. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Ozarks and will live in Princeton. The bride is a Rantoul high school graduate and Montgomery Ward employee. the groom a Wellsville high school graduate, Kansas State attendee, now at Waymire Food Mart. About 100 guests attended. Ottawa libraries offer job and career books and public speaking resources.
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Wilma Joan Brown
Ronaldjollies
Dean Ball
Ottawa
Connie Judd
Homer Phillips
New
Brown Hope Baptist Church
Olldress
Howard Brown
John W. Ball
R. B. Shoemaker
Eugene Harford
R. L. Stevens
Sharon Ball
Carol Brown
Miss Ball
Miss Brown
Danaie Ball
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Harold Gregg
Pranceman
Linden Smith
C. W. Waymire
Don Waymire
Ozarks
Princeton
Rantoul High School
Montgomery Ward
Wellsville High School
K-State College
Manhattan
Waymire Food Mart
Bavarian Cream Dessert Coffee Flavor Recipe
A two tone coffee dessert recipe describes Coffee Bavarian and Two Tone Coffee jelly layers with unflavored gelatine sugar coffee and whipped cream. Yield notes and serving tips accompany for individual molds and larger servings. Social club notes record Mrs. Joe Fitzgerald hosting Mud Creek Social Club with members and refreshments.
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Joe Fitzgerald
Mud Creek
Fred Scott
William Suttles
B. M. Suttles
Hutchinson
The
Mines
Jack McClure
Sharon
Wayne
Glenn
R. E. Turner
Earl Goodwin
Janet i Sue
Walter Bolen
Frank Mayes
Lyman Giesmann
Robert Phillips
Bobby
Socialettes and Visits Highlight Cameron Social Scene
Socialettes recount supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Clare Shadle and Bob entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Homer Crawford of Overbrook. Mrs. M. E. Livengood and daughter hosted visitors. Bert Jordan of Vermillion visited Cameron with relatives Lee and Mabel Brown. The Methodist Women begin Week of Prayer and Self Denial with events through Wednesday at First and Trinity churches.
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Clare Shadle
Bob
Homer Crawford
Overbrook
M. E. Livengood
Bernice Livengood
Livengood
Bert Jordan
Vermillion
Cameron
Lee Brown
Mabel Brown
First Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist
Tricks and Treats Event At PEO Meeting Sparks Party
Chapter AU of P E O held a children's party before the Ottawa high school chapter meeting. Children performed tricks by Janet and Carol Anderson and others, readings and songs were given, and each child received a bag of treats. Hostesses included Miss Cameron and Mrs. Jacobsen. A report from the Cottey College committee on Coke party guests at the Youth Center was given by Janet Barnes. Sixty girls attended, with plans for a Nevada Missouri trip to visit Cottey Junior College and meet senior girls. Arrangements were being made by the Cottey College committee. Twenty-one members were present. Skillet cooked raw shrimp in butter with chili powder and garlic served with French bread.
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P.E.O
Lanah Cameron
Janet
Carol Anderson
Frank
Barbara Bennett
Noel Bigelow
Margaret and
Carel Bowers
Fred Irwin
Kathy Sheldon
Fred
Susan Spears
Wendy Wheaton
Miss Cameron
Ivan Jacobsen
Ethel Smart
Lulu Brown
Cottey,College
Youth Center
Ottawa High School
Janet Barnes
Cottey College
K. U
Thelma Ratliff
Tong
Anoxie, Kas
Nevada
New Furniure
Cottey Junior College
F. RR. Bennett
W. G. Ransom, Jr
C. W. Parent
Slick Switch By Jewelry Thief Stolen Ring Replaced
A jewelry store operator reported a thief swapped a real diamond ring for a bogus one. Police described the suspect as a slick customer who visited the shop and left with the genuine ring after exchanging it for a fake. The incident occurred in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
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