Plastic Eggs Used For Easter Decor By Mrs Garvin
Mrs. R. B. Garvin of Lafayette decorates 41 plastic eggs for table centerpieces and keepsakes this Easter season. She uses scraps from sewing and jewelry, adds ribbons and beads, and even perfume-bottle tops as decorations. Airplane glue is recommended for adhesion and eggs are displayed on egg holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Garvin
Lafayette
Mrs. Garvin
Ralph Garvin
S. Lafayette
The
Rainbow
Hulda Parker OES Meets in Masonic Temple
Hulda Parker OES met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Zimmerman presiding. Degrees were conferred on two as initiatory chants were provided by Charles Blanchard. Invitations were extended for Sunflower chapter Easter program and the Queen elect installation of Atrim Temple 81 Daughters of the Nile on April 21 at Mirza Temple Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
OES
Masonic Temple
Junior Zimmerman
Charles Blanchard
Forest Hashberger
Grand Chapter of
Kansas
Sunflower Chapter
Atrim Temple
Daughters of the Nile
Mirza Temple
Pittsburg
Topeka
Bernadine Russell
Sam Willis
Zimmerman
Wayne Knox
M. R. Wilson
C. C. Cowen
Roy Adams
J. C. Rensing
Leon Webb
Richard White
Roy Wiles
Harry Patterson
Ora Cheyney
Charles Leavitt
Kenneth Caldwell
J. R. Mee
John
the Temple
Terry
Danny Donovan
Leo Donovan
Holy City
Clopine
Fay Clopine
Earl Peterson
Thayer
District 16
Wayne Taylor
New Mexico
Humboldt, Walnut
Eric
Gilbert Wilson
J. R. Myers
Jennie Hull
Forest Hashbarger
Cordner
Grand Chapter
White Shrine
Azrim Temple
Bert Hargrove
O. H. Bates
Mmes
Etta Hanson
Nola Ellison
Rensing
Adams
Mothers Visit Chanute Broom Factory
Today's Mothers club met Thursday morning for coffee at 705 N Forest. An 18 member group toured a Chanute broom factory with Mrs Alfred Krone narrating broom making steps. The meeting opened with the Club Collect and business was led by president Mrs Krone. Membership renewal occurred with Neo sho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. A donation was made to the Launching Pad. An April 25 Hawaiian themed luncheon at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs Ross Cooper, 301 N Forest, was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Mothers Club
Alfred Krone
Krone
N. Forest
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Ross Cooper
Mrs Day Hostess To Martha Circle At Church Home
Martha Circle of the WSCS met at Mrs Charles Day's home at 1001 West 9th with 13 members and two guests. Mrs Russell Fletcher led a prayer lesson using The Praying Hands painting. Mrs Robert Geiger sang The Lord's Prayer. The group gifted the painting to their leader and set a May 8 meeting at Mrs Eber Schultz's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Charles Day
John McMeekin
Russell Fletcher
Robert Geiger
L. L. McCune
Lizzzie A. McMillen
Geiger
Eber Schultz
Easter Pageant at Sunflower OES Featured
An Easter pageant was presented by Sunflower Chapter OES at Cedar Lodge Temple. Performers included Mrs. Fay Clopine and Mrs. Cordner with music by Mrs. Robert Koch and others. The event honored members, announced upcoming installations, and noted no meeting on April 24 due to the grand chapter gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lodge Temple
Mmes
Robert Koch
Lois Cady
Robert Jasper
Merle Cordner
Fay Clopine
Christ
Mrs. Clemings Heads CWF At First Christian Church
The Christian Womens Fellowship met at the First Christian Church with Rev Lamoine Waldron opening prayers and group singing led by Mrs Fred Montague. Officers were elected including Mrs Forrest Clemings as president and Mrs Ed Offenbacker treasurer. Dr Alix Mih spoke on Far East China religion and morals, followed by a dedication service for kitchenware to Christian Hills camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship of the First Christian Church
Lamoine Waldron
Fred Montague
Jerry Jones
Wayne Ellis
Montague
Forrest Clemings
Robert Wells
Robert Lopeman
Duane Moyer
Ed. Offenbacker
Ed Lesher
C. A. Deay
Alix Mih
Far East
China
Jack Parkins
Christian Hills Camp
Parentage Is Top Profession Dear Ann Landers
A reader argues children are optional and laments lost privacy and happiness after marriage and two more children. Ann Landers defends motherhood as a valid profession and urges considering the impact on the family and individual wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Judge Rules Jesus Trial Illegal Under Jewish Roman Law
Chicago judge Elmer N. Holmgren concludes Jesus was tried and convicted illegally. He cites violations of Jewish and Roman procedure, night arrest, Passover timing, Annas and Caiaphas questioning, Sanhedrin bias, and lack of a formal Roman indictment before Pilate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Chicago
Elmer N. Holmgren
Cook County Superior Court
Pilate
Holmgren
Augustana Lutheran Church
Great Sanhedrin
Jerusalem
John
Annas
Caiaphas
Luke
Great
Sanhedrin
U.S
Mark
the Christ
Son of
The
Rome
Caesar
Mrs Russell Hosts Drive Committee for Fairfield Grange
Mrs Russell chairs a Fairfield Grange 1659 cancer drive committee meeting held Thursday night. After the business session the group sang Easter songs with Mrs George Alford accompanying. Refreshments served to numerous members and guests. Regular Grange meeting set for Monday April 22 at Fairfield school at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Russell
Fairfield Grange
Russell
George Alford
Alford
Luke Lasley
Harry Hunt
Earl Reinhardt
Harley Roberts
Hoyt Alford
Robert Johnson
Buddy Brandon
Nelle Stevens
Claude Shepard
The
Grange
Fairfield School
Autumn Mothers Club Bowling Party Highlights
The Autumn Mothers Club met yesterday for a bowling party with nine members present. Charter members faced new members as Mrs. Larry Young posted the high score of 208 while Mrs. Charles Esslinger won the door prize. Refreshments followed. The next meeting on April 25 will elect officers hosted by Mrs. Merrill Brock at 1003 N Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Young
Charles Esslinger
Merrill Brock
Kansas
Ruth Circle Meets at First Methodist Church
The Ruth circle of WSCS met Wednesday at 210 S. Tennessee, with 12 members attending. Mrs. Robert Perkins led the meeting and presided over business. Mrs. Charles Leavitt gave the lesson titled Lord, i Teach Us to Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Dean Foster
S. Tennessee
Robert Perkins
Charles Leavitt
Social Calendar for Monday April 15 1963
Electa Club meets 2 p.m. at 114 N Central with Mrs P B Darlington. St Pauls HDU and Monday Maids HDU on. Golden Shrine No 8 installs at the Masonic Temple 8 p.m. Sweet Adelines TB Hospital 7 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings 7 30 p.m. Lodge IOOF hall refreshments 9 30 p.m. Women Arts Crafts Launching Pad 9 30 a.m. 4 p.m. Past Presidents American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Bldg 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Club
P .B. Darlington
N. Central
St. Paul’s Hdu
Golden Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Sweet Adelines
iInc
Home Savings & Loan
Lodge
Women’s Arts & Crafts Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Delta Study Club Elects Officers at Cook Home
Fifteen members met at Mrs. R. A. Cook's home at 1917 W. Main. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs. Robert Pennington, Vice President Mrs. C. A. Wood, Secretary Mrs. Miles Oyler, and Treasurer Mrs. James Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta ‘Study Club
R. A. Cook
W. Main
Robert Pennington
C. A. Wood
Miles Oyler
James Benton
Gus Nelson
Kenneth Caldwell
R. D. Wilson
W. 5Th
Mrs Brady Leads Esther Circle Meeting at WSCS
The Esther circle of the WSCS at Evangelical United Brethren Church met Wednesday with host Mrs Bessie Brady of 118 N Steuben. Twelve members and guests attended. Mrs P A Swan presided and presented the lesson Each a Part of His Plan assisted by Mrs Howard Brant Mrs Myrtle Moffatt Mrs Edna Strohm and Mrs J W Shike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
WSCS
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bessie Brady
N. Steuben
P. A. Swan
Howard Brant
Myrtle Moffatt
Edna Strohm
J. W. Shike
Pixie Dolls Made at Women’s Arts and Crafts Class
Mrs. Hans Herold announced a workshop to make pixie dolls on Monday April 15 at the Launching Pad. Attendees should bring a small paint brush scissors ruler pliers and 10 feet of guy wire. The meeting runs from 9 30 a m to 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Herold
Holly Mothers Club Tour Cement Plant Visit
Holly Mothers Club met yesterday afternoon for a tour of the Ash Grove Cement plant. After the tour Mrs. Dick Purdy at 1018 S. Tennessee was hostess, serving refreshments to 12 members assisted by Mrs. Charles Ballou and Mrs. Neal McCoy. Next meeting will be a spring luncheon April 25 at the Tioga Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Mothers Club
Ash’ Grove
Dick Purdy
S. Tennessee
Charles Ballou
Neal McCoy
Tioga Hotel
PTA Activities Hutton-Hutton Study Group meeting held at Offenbacker home
The Hutton Hutton PTA study group met Thursday morning at 903 Lincoln with co host Mrs Dewey McCoy. Mrs Willard Lloyd spoke to 13 members on More Power to Parents. May meeting to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton - Hutton Pta
Ed Offenbacker
S. Lincoln
Dewey McCoy
Willard Lloyd i
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Ole Ball at Tem ple Home
A birthday gathering was hosted for Mrs. Ole Ball at 409 North Central Street by Mrs. Myrtle Temple. Attendees included Mrs. J. T. Reed, Mrs. Walter Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ogle, and Mrs. Edith Curtis. Refreshments were served and gifts given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Ball
Myrtle Temple
N. Central
J. T. Reed
Walter Moss
Roy Ogle
Edith Curtis
Ball
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Sees New Members And Poppy Day Plans
The American Legion Auxiliary met in Memorial Building for a covered dish dinner. President Mrs. Clara Offenbacker led the business session as reports from Daisy Jordan and others highlighted the Coffeyville convention. New member May Edwards welcomed. Poppy Day planned for May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Clara Offenbacker
Daisy ‘Jordan
Fred Heinze
Marvin Senfeldt
Roscoe Offenbacker
Coffeyville
May Edwards
Bernice D. Bradley
Wichita
Sorority Model Meeting Plans Spring Dance
Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a model meeting at Mrs. Lile Kensinger home. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Haight and Mrs. Dean Sutcliffe. Three rushees attended Linda Wilson Kay Ludvicek and Mrs Ed Smith. May 25 spring dance planned at the Masonic Temple. A called meeting is set for April 17 at Mrs. Bob Osborn home Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Lile Kensinger
Tennessee
Jack Haight
Dean Sutcliffe
Linda Wilson
Kay Ludvicek
Ed Smith
Bob Osborn
Masonic Temple
Humboldt
There & There Savonburg Mary Martha Circle Meeting
The Mary Martha circle met at the Evangelical Covenant Church annex with Mrs. Francis Lee leading singing. Mrs. Robert Huse taught, read scripture, and led prayer. poems were read by Mrs. Ron Olson and Mrs. Henry Busch. a review titled How to Rise Above the Fear of Death was given by Mrs. Huse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Mary Martha Circle
Evangelical Covenant Church
Francis Lee
Robert Huse
Ron_ Olson
Henry Busch
Huse
Lee
May Fellowship
Quick loaves settle overnight for slicing use
Many loaves baked with baking powder benefit from overnight storage in a tightly sealed container before slicing to improve texture and ease of handling.
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Tribune
Wilma McCormick
Hulda Parker Oes
Chanute Broom Factory
Mrs. Day
Martha
Drumstick Cafe
Plummer
Elsie and
Floyd Ramsey
Mrs. Clemings
the Christian Women's Fellow
Midwest Office Supply
West Main
George Bernard Shaw
Ane Landers
Van
Muncie
Bob
Ann
Chanute Tribune
By Charles Gene McDaniel
Naff & Bolze
Mrs. Russell
Ruth
Dial
Delta Study Club
Cook Home
Mrs. Brady
Holly
PTA
Mrs. Ball
KCRB
Primroses
Lady
Legion Auxiliary
Plainsmen
Baton Rouge
Florida Boys
Pensacola
Fla
Treat — Chanute
Sekanaires
Investors Mutual, Inc
Masranes
Fvestors Diversified Services, Inc
Onrestons Syndicate Life Insurance & Annuity CO
OC Investors Matual
Inec
Prospectus Insurance Informatica
Nome
Lene
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