The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 1

THE GAZETTE Emporia, Kansas, Wednesday, April 8, 1964 TBBKC CAREERS TYLER, Tex. Being a wife, mother of two chil- tfm Md college student keeps Mrs. Fraak Brown busy, but she managed to earn straight As in her first semester at Tyler Junior denpitc her full schedule. The 22-year-old honor student attends school in the daytime while her husband, who works at takes care of Cbriui Lynn, 4H, and David, 1. He holds im associate of engineering degree from Tyler and when Mrs.

Brown receives her associate of arts degree here, they plan to move to Houston, where both will attend the University of Houston. Admire Science Winners ADMIRE The grade school had several exhibits at the science fail- at the Civic Auditorium in Emporia this past weekend. Special awards were received by two eighth graders and two seventh graders. Terry Malieiu received Army botany award. Janet Fowler and Mike Mallein received third awards in biology.

Verona Me- Cabe received nn honorable mention ifi biological science. ft MADISON Mr. and Mrs. Ellis De Vore of Prairie Village spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. A.

L. De Vore. Society Watch the Greatest Show in Golf THE MASTERS Lire TV from the Augusta National Golf Course APRIL 11 and APRIL 12 WIN THREE $1.25 GOLF BALLS FREE Enter your guess at our office as to the score the of the Masterg wlli shoot on his final IS holes the tournament. Three golf balls will be given each one guessing Correctly. Enter before 5 p.

m. Friday, April 10. Keep Your Eye on the Ball INSU AGENCY 1927 Next Door to the Post Office Jdrvis-Hammond Miss Joyce Jarvis, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M.

Jarvis, Topeka, was married Sunday afternoon, April 5th, to Mr. Clyde Hammond, of Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Hammond, Rt.

1. The Rev. Darrell Moore read the service in the First' Church of the Nazarene. The bride wore a pink linen suit and white accessories and the maid of honor. Miss Leona Jarvis, Lansing, sister of the bride, wore a pale pink sheath style dress.

Both had corsages of white carnations. The best man was Mr. Theron Jan-is, brother of the bride. Mrs. Wayne Lambert assisted at the reception in the church which followed the ceremony.

Mrs. Hammond attended Seaman High School in Topeka and Mr. Hammond was graduated from the Neosho Rapids High School. They are living at 502 Neosho St. Out of town guests at the wedding were Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Lambert, Gary, Terry and Carolyn, Neosho Rapids; Mr. Wayne Jarvis, Topeka, and Mr. and Mrs. W.

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up Ties 1.50 np Squire Shop Calendar: Friends of Art: Brighton Emporia State College camput, 8 p. m. Social Order of the Betuceant: Masonic Temple, 8 p. m. Duplicate Bridge Group: Student Union building, 7 p.

m. Over 40 and Single Club: Community Center, 7:30 p. m. Thursday'l Calendar: Newman Hospital A i 1 Board: Home, 9 a. m.

Kendall-Ellis Lodge: Community Center, 1:45 p. m. J.U.G. Club: Mri. Neely, 643 Sherman 7 p.

m. Credit Women 1 fireakfaic Club: Forren'i Restaurant, 7 a. m. Delta Kappa Gamma, Phi Chapter: College of Emporia, 7:30 p. m.

Central Community Club: A. H. Brown, Rt. 2. Child Guidance Club: Mrs.

Dartell Wood, 1007 Elm a p. m. Rosean Gub: Dale Rt. 3, 3 p. m.

Colonial Club: Mrs. Howard, Davis, 502 West Fifteenth p. m. Jolly Doren Club: Florence Lesh, Commercial p. m.

Kensington Club: Mrs. J. A. Pruitt, 1025 Washington a p. m.

J.E.P. Cub: Burrill Rodee, 916 Walnut 1:30 p. m. Welcome Wagon Club: Restaurant, i p. m.

First Christian, Church, Study Group: Church, 9:30 a. Harmony Class: Church, 6:30 p. m. Flint Hills Squares: Bluestem Hall, 8 p. m.

-f -f Mrs. Vernon Pennlngton was the guest speaker for the Tuesday evening dinner meeting of the Lyon County Medical Assistants Association at Forren's Restaurant. Mrs. Pennington's talk, which concerned local and nearby gardens, was illustrated with slides taken in Emporia, Kansas City and Belle Plaine. "April Showers" was the theme used in the table decorations.

Mrs. John Quackenbush and Mrs. Lee Stolfus served as hostesses. Mrs. Edwin Kirk presided at the business meeting and announced that Miss Inge Hansen, who has been the.

anesthetist at Newman Memorial County Hospital for many years and a long-time Open Tonight Until 8:30 Formerly Poole's SLIP INTO SOMETHING SENSATIONAL by i THE Sizes 32-33 White Nylon 5.95 Cup White Cotton 3.95 MRS. CLYDE HAMMOND, who was married April 5th, is the former Miss Joyce Jarvis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Jarvis, Topeka.

Mr. Hammond is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Hammond, Rt. 1. member of the Association, was moving to Eureka where she will be associated with the Greenwood County Hospital. Miss Hansen spoke briefly and was presented a corsage. Miss Edna Wilcox and Mrs.

Nadine Markowitz will be hostesses for the May 5th meeting. 111 Mrs. Carl A. James was elected president of the Social Service Club and Emporia Welfare Association, Incorporated, at the meeting Monday afternoon in the Welfare Building. Named as other officers were Mrs.

Yeraon Pennington, Vice President; Mrs. Alex Daughtry, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Virgil Basgall, Corresponding Secretary, and Mrs. Deloy Heath, Treasurer. Their terms of office will start in September.

Hostesses for the social hour were Mesdames Harold Spencer, Leroy Reynolds and Joseph R. Laughlin. The next meeting will be April 20th. -t 1 Mrs. Lyle Noyes entertained members of the Business and Professional Women's of St.

Andrew's Episcopal Church Monday evening in her home, 201 East Seventh Ave. Miss Gertrude Lemon presided at the business meeting and read articles from the current issue of "The Anglican Digest." The May 4th meeting will be in the home of Miss Nora Daniel, 1122 Market St. 1-ti Mrs. Carl Berg presented the program for the 17 members of the Trend Study Club who met Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Leonard Moore, 1605 Dover Road.

She read biographies of each of the Pulitzer Prize winners and discussed their award winning works. Mrs. Champ Graham assisted Mrs. Moore. Mrs.

John Gorman, 1701 Rural will be the hostess for the April 21st meeting. 1 -f i Mrs. Leo Feese, Liberal, was a guest of honor at the meeting of the Ladies Encampment Auxiliary Monday evening in the I. 0. 0.

F. Hall. She made her official inspection as Grand Matriarch of Kansas and spoke briefly. Mrs. A.

L. Maddern presided at the business -session, Mrs. R. L. Service was in charge of the program and Mesdames Oscar Moore and L.

K. Dow were the hostesses for the social hour. Members of the encampment were guests. The next meeting will be April 20th. 1 1 -f Plans for the annual reception for senior and graduate students in the local colleges were completed at the meeting' of the Executive Board of the American Association of University Women Monday in the Student Union building.

It will be held April 20th in the Broadview Ho- WE GUARD YOUR FURS AS IF THEY BELONGED TO US! Fully Bonded pkfc-vp Store Now, Pay Next Fall Safe, Refrigerated Storage Vault ASK ABOUT OUR BOX STORAGE PLAN for WINTER CLOTHES BAIRD CLEANERS DI 2-3045 13 E. Gth 1019 Com'l Kansas Garden Clubs Meet in Garnett Mrs. John Higgins, Ellinwood, will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Mid-East District of Kansas Associated Garden Clubs to be held Monday, April 13th, in Garnett. A Flower Show School Judge and an accredited National Council Judge, Mrs. Higgins is a recognized authority on the design and composition of floral arrangements, which she will and demonstrate.

She will speak during the afternoon session of the meeting, to start with a coffee at 9 a.m. and be held in the Catholic School Auditorium on East Fourth Street in Garnett. Members who attend are asked to bring garden plants in containers to be sold from the "Opportunity Table." A registration feo of $1 will be charged and tickets for a luncheon to be served at noon will be $1.35. Reservations for the luncheon, to be made before Friday, may be sent to Madeline Sutton or Bertella Brummell in Garnelt. The public is invited to attend the entire program.

tel and the speaker will be Mrs. Anna RoseTlawks, deadn of Cottey College and former national president of the association. Gen- chairman for arrangements, will be assisted by other members of the College of Emporia faculty. Mrs. John E.

Morgan presided at the meeting and announced a regional conference to be held April 24th and 25th in Jopliii, Mo. 111 Mrs. Kenneth W. Kutter was initiated as a new member of the Zenith Study Club at the meeting Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. W.

E. Jones, 741 Garfield St. Fifteen other members attended. A contribution to the Cancer Fund was approved and the Federation magazine was reviewed by Mrs. C.

E. Crampton. The program was presented by Mrs. Roy Barger, whose subject "Birds of the Bible." Mrs. R.

E. Hopkins, 426 South Cottonwood will be the hostess for the April 2lst meeting. 111 "Keeping op with Medicine," was the program topic at the meeting of the Parliament Study Club Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. G. A.

Mullen, 1002 Lawrence St. Mrs. Frank Koehler was the speaker and she was assisted by'Mrs. L. J.

Hansen, who reviewed an article concerning arthritis from the Federation magazine. Twenty- one members attended and Mrs. Earnest Sauder conducted the business session. Mrs. W.

W. Chain, Olpe, will be the hostess for the April 2lst meeting. 111 Mesdames E. Taylor and Jake Evans were guests at the meeting of the N. F.

S. Club Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Floyd 929 Walnut St. Mesdames Evans, Neville Cox and Roy Loomis received score awards. The April 14th meeting will be in the home of Mrs.

J. P. Thomas, 702 Lincoln St. 111 Dwight Nesmith of the Kansas State University engineering faculty, was the speaker at the Rotary father-son day luncheon- meeting Tuesday at the Broad- views. He was introduced by Dr.

John Brockhouse. chairman. While a humorous speaker. Professor Nesmith talked seriously old and new feats of science accomplished by mankind through the centuries. Rotarians introduced their sons before the program.

The District Conference committee with Richard Hire, chairman, will present next program. The District 571 Conference will be with the Shawnee Mission club, April 19th and 20th. 111 The district meeting of the I. 0. O.

F. Lodge, held Tuesday evening in the Emporia lodge hall, was conducted by Albert McCallum, Vice President. Forty-three members attendees, rep- Attends Legion Meeting GRIDLEY Mr. and Mrs. Lendon Griffith of Eureka and Mrs, Edward Crane were in Herington Saturday and Sunday to attend the fourth district meeting of the Legion Auxiliary.

Mrs. Griffith is past president of the district. On Sunday, the following officers were elected: president, Mrs. Lola Gieber, Ogden: vice president, Mrs. Edward Crane, Gridley; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.

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Robert Earl Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips, Admire, has been announced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Oliver H. Bolyard, Osage City.

Miss Bolyard was graduated from the Osage City Rural High School and is a student at Emporia State College. Mr. Phillips, a graduate of the Harveyville High School, is engaged in farming. resenting lodges in Burlington, Lebo, Madison, Osage City, Emporia, Topeka and Eureka. The third degree was conferred on Merle Quails and Lawrence Anderson, Osage City, and Marvin Beitz, Lebo.

Special guests were H. W. Dille, Grand Secretary; W. F. Chamberlin, Grand Treasurer; Cecil Walker, Past Grand Master, and George Crampton, District Deputy Grand Master.

The May 14th meeting will be in Madison. Mrs. Lewis Roe presented the program at the meeting of the Athenaeum' Club Tuesday evening in her home of Route 5. She described a recent trip to Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. Mrs.

Reuben Hammer conducted the business session in the absence of the president and plans were made for a party for husbands, to be held April in the home of Mrs. E. W. Gile, 921 Walnut St. 1 1 -f Mrs.

Harry Waters, 1610 West was the hostess for the Tuesday afternoon meeting of Junto and conducted the business session in the absence of the president. Mrs. Oliver Samuel presented the program, a review of the book, "Black Like Me," by John Howard Griffin. The April 21st meeting-' will be in the home of Mrs. E.

E. Steerman, 1525 Sherwood Way. 1 i Cecil Safford, of the Safford Nursery, discussed the oare and "pruning of shrubs and bushes for members of the Thesaurus Ciub who met Tuesday afternoon in the homo of Mrs. L. J.

Lewis, 23 Union St. Autobiographies were read by Mesdnmes Jerry Vineyard and 0. A. Wiley and a donation to the Cancer Fund was approved. Miss Mary Williams assisted the hostess.

The April 21st meeting will be with Mrs. S. W. Kufahl, 807 Sheridan Court. i 11 Mesdames Stephen Butcher and Eldon Snyder entertained members of Etude Club and one guest, Mrs.

J. J. Tretbar, Stafford, Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Butcher, 1815 Briarcliff Lane. The program was presented by Mrs.

H. J. Briscqe, who discussed opera productions and contrasted the length of the opera season in the United States and in European countries. Mrs. Harry Alspaw, 1221 Washington will be the hostess for the April 21st meeting.

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