Townsend-Pearson Ceremony Performed
Carolyn Sue Townsend of Centralia and Larry Dean Pearson of Kansas City wed at First Baptist Church in Centralia. Rev. Howard White led the ceremony with Swedish motif decor and a reception followed. The couple will reside in Kansas City after a Colorado honeymoon. Pearson is with Gas Service Co. in Kansas City.
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First Baptist Church
Centralia
Carolyn Sue Townsend
Larry Dean Pearson
Kansas City
Joe A. Townsend
Cenetralia
Richard N. Pearson
Howard White
Vernie Olson
Larry Townsend
Jim Cash
Paducah
Richard Evans
Lindsay
Leslie Townsend
Jon Brown
Gene Olander
Topeka
LW. McKee Jr
Prairie Village
Don Sosna
Nick Hudelson
Kansas City Kan
Gerald Cotton
Hallsville
Pearson
Colorado
Tracy
University of Missouri
A.B. Chance Co
Ottawa High School
Kansas State University
Phi Delta Theta
the Gas Service Co
Angela Begins to Build a Bridge study topic
The First Christian Church Wednesday study grouped two CWF groups explored Spanish American cultures under the lesson Angela Begins to Build a Bridge. Axtell Christian Hospital Newton will hold its annual bazaar in December with November meeting for bazaar articles. Plans for a combined meeting Oct 7 were announced. The Woman's Day speaker on Dec 6 will be Mrs Ralph Tillery, missionaries to Africa on furlough. Mrs Roy W Browning hosted Ruth group with Mrs Albert Keefer assisting. Presenting the lesson was Mrs Keefer with Mrs Browning and Mrs Kenneth Hammond. Mrs Leonard Langford led worship More than Bread. Fourteen attended. Lydia group met with Mrs Frank Holden, co-hostess Mrs Don Lytle. Mrs Lytle presented the lesson and Mrs George Starbuck led worship. Sixteen attended.
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CWF
First Christian Church
Angela
Axtell Christian Hospital
Newton
Ralph Tillery
Africa
Roy W. Browning
Ruth
Albert Keefer
Keefer
Browning
Kenneth Hammond
Leonard Langford
Lydia
Frank Holden
Don Lytle
Lytle
George Starbuck
Baby Names Roger Hugh and Carmel Lynne in Kansas City and Topeka
The Sept 15 baby Roger Hugh Barry was born at Baptist Memorial Hospital Kansas City to Mr and Mrs Jackson E Barry of Raytown Missouri weighing 8 pounds 15 ounces. Carmel Lynne Granger arrived Sept 11 at Ransom Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Kenton C Granger of Topeka weighing 6 pounds 4 1/2 ounces. Grandparents and great grandmother are listed from Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Baptist Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Jackson E. Barry
Raytown
Roger Hugh
Barrys
Jackson Jr
Barry
Ottawa University
Virginia Mitchell
Byrd B. Ross
S. Main
Mary Stiles
Leila Stiles
Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kenton C. Granger
Hickory
Carmel Lynne
J. C. Frazer
Topeka
Robert C. Granger
Rockwood Drive
C. U
Hinkle
Reader Knows Animals Smarter Than Human Beings
Ottawas Reader panel and Ann Landers column discuss animal intelligence and human behavior. A Cynic letter questions origins of the phrase dumb animal while references to a 1960 NIH grant. other questions concern engagement to a sister and a physician with bill collections.
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Ottawa Herald
Ann Landers
Kelley
Highland Park
National Institute of Health
Kenneth Galbraith
Mr. Galbraith
Recognition Given OES Officels
Past matrons and past patrons were honored by Union Chapter No 15 in the Masonic Temple on Wednesday night. Tribute for Rob Morris, founder, and thanks for symbols presented were noted. About 60 attended with 15 past matrons and eight past patrons escorted to the East.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Union Chapter No. 15
Masonic Temple
Melvin Sellers
Louis Dale
William Ogle
Victor Hughes
Clarence Rea
Roy Donart
Donart
Rob Morris
Union
Marjorie Bernhardt
C. J. Pence
William Snyder
W. Phil McCracken
Sarah Barker
Myrtle Scribner
Entertaining Topeka Club Hosts Senior Citi zens Dinner
The Entertaining Topeka Club will host the Senior Citizens Club of Topeka for a covered dish dinner at noon Friday in the Youth Center. An estimated 15 to 20 guests are expected.
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Senior Citizens Club of
Topeka
Youth Center
Club Forecast Mary Martha Class and Senior Club Event
The Mary Martha Class and Senior Club at the Youth Center host a forecast event featuring Mrs. Chester Hall and Mrs. Harry Loyd. The Naomi Club participates with guest leader plans and community outreach activities.
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Mary-Martha
Chester Hall
Harry Loyd
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