PTA Welcomes New Group at Murray Hill Meeting
Murray Hill PTA welcomed St Patrick's students and parents at April 7 in the auditorium. Next fall 17 St Patrick's students transfer to Murray Hill as St Patrick's will not reopen. Sixth grade presented Pandora's Box operetta detailing the myth andHope remaining.
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Trouble
Hope
Murray Hill
Todd Davis
Hermes
Debra Dodd
Pandora
David Dahlquist
Epimetheus
Lisa Hartman
Brian Bilyeu
Center
Pan
Charles Kendall
St. Patrick's
S. Patrick's
Social Calendar Highlights and Recap of School PTA Events
The social calendar lists events from Kansette Club, Duplicate Bridge Club, Shakespeare Club, and more with times at 6:30 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. at various locations including 1012 S. Grant and Memorial Building. The piece also notes PTA officer installations and retirements, honors, and gifts amid school activities and a performance featuring Randy Donovan, Scott Wrestler, Monica Geiger, and Mrs. Mike Kennedy with direction by H. H. Hollenshead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Shakespeare Club
Jenna
Highland
Rebekah Lodge
Ladies of the Elks
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Randy Donovan
Scott Wrestler
Monica Geiger
Mike Kenneday
H. H. Hollenshead
Patricia Lutz
Dorothy Reading
Robert Sellman
PTA
Gene Bilveu
Charlotte Dowell
Patching a torn raincoat with brown paper and bread wrap
A reader explains mending a torn plastic raincoat by layering torn seams with brown paper and pressing with a hot iron, then patching a hole with bread wrapper and brown paper for a neat repair. The method avoids direct heat on plastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Sarah
He Wanted to Live TV Film on Cancer Fight
A 30 minute TV film to air Saturday at 11 a.m. on channel 13 chronicles cancer research progress. Hostess Joan Crawford introduces the story of baby James, a neuroblastoma survivor who lived five years with a New Orleans family after an infant abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Crawford
National Crusade
New Orleans
James
Ronnie Kole
Kole
Easter Reader Theater in Methodist Guild Program
The First United Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild held a covered dish dinner in the church educational building with Mrs. Forest Sale and her committee in charge. Marilyn Pierce led the prayer service and the program titled A Celebration of Liberation at Easter Time featured Easter lilies and a crown of thorns with Mmes. Sale Stacy Earnest Wilson Forest Richardson and E. M. Caldwell participating. Kent Dobson sang God So Loved the World with Ruth Cutrell accompanying. Seventeen attendees plus twelve guests joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Pierce
A. D. Johnson
Robert Harwood
Carol Rinker
Zeldene Stacy
Mmes. Sale
Stacy
Earnest Wilson
Forest Richardson
E. M. Caldwell
Kent Dobson
Ruth Cutrel
Johnson
Harwood
Miss Rinker
Lois Fisher
Martha Stotz
Lucie Lehnen
Mabel Witten
Livingston N. Witten
Outlook Club Hosts Spring Lunch At Maple Leaf Tea Room
Retiring officers led by Mrs Broadwell hosted as Mrs Calvin Heminger joined the Outlook Study Club. Bridge winners were Mrs Horton first, Heminger second, and Mrs Payne third with 15 members and two guests present.
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Outlook Study Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Charles Broadwell
Calvin Heminger
Kenneth Horton
Heminger
Joe Payne
Horton
Spencer Finney
LPNs Prepare to Host Annual State Convention
Final plans were discussed at Ardyn Heights Home for the Kansas Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses state convention set for April 26 to 28. Sessions will be at Neo sho County Community Junior College with the Chanute LPN chapter sponsoring a student from Chanute School of Practical Nursing. At least 130 federation members are expected to attend. Chanute chapter members prepared 130 goodie bags and arranged door prizes for the event.
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Ardyn Heights
Kansas Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses
Neosho County Community Junior College
Chanute Lpn
Chanute School of Prac
Tical Nursing
Federation
Chanute Chapter
Vilas Lutheran Women Plan Church Activities
Vilas Lutheran Church women met at Mrs. Charles Doudna 1710 Malcolm. A basket dinner April 30 will honor graduating members and alumni banquet May 27. Invitations were read for the Southeast District Assembly May 3 and a fellowship tea May 10. Doudna led a lesson on listening and the Voice of the Lord. refreshments served for 11 members and one guest.
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Vilas Lutheran Church
Charles Doudna
Malcolm
Vilas
Savenburg Lutheran Church
High Prairie Methodist Church
Emma Johnson
Tornadoes Topic For IC Ladies at Otterbein Church
Mrs Hershel Ewing led IC Ladies class of Otterbein United Methodist Church in the home of Mrs Leo Fairchild 116 S Western with a lesson titled Tornadoes based on Isaiah 41 10 A poem April Thanksgiving was read Roll call echoed an Easter verse Mrs Jess Myres won the door prize Refreshments were served to 15 members and two guests Mrs Myres and Mrs Lena Robertson by Mrs Fairchild Mrs Orlin Hoffman and Mrs Raymond Myers.
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Hershel Ewing
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Leo Fairchild
S. Western
Fairchild
Orlin Hoffman
Raymond Myers
Myres
Lena Robertson
Nephew Helps Uncle Break Annoying Habit
Dear Ann Landers shares letters about quirky habits and stubborn suitors. A nephew stops his talkative uncle by fixating on his nose, while readers recount stalled marriage plans and a husband who kisses many people, prompting caution about boundary crossing.
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Ann Landers
Alvin
Europe
Kisser
Presbyterians Debate Civil Disobedience And Women’s Roles
The First Presbyterian Church circles held April lessons on civil disobedience led by Mrs. Ralph Drake and others. Discussions covered Gandhi King Jesus and Luke’s treatment of women. Circle 2 and 3 met in the church parlor with guests and planned lunches and regional meetings in June and April. Refreshments served to modest groups as members planned ministry for Senior Citizens and Neosho Presbytery Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahandas Gandhi
Martin Luther King
Jesus Christ
Dr. Luke
Christ
Circle 2
Ralph Drake
Paul Parsons
Dwight McCreight
Blanche Petit
John Schmutz
Marguerite Schmutz Achenbach
Springfield
Kathryn Althaber
Call Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
The message advises calling the Tribune carrier if the delivery is missed with a fallback number 431-0660 and a 5 30 p m time reference.
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Tribune
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Orville Davis
W. 7Th
Keith Dodd
S. Larson
Edwin Hartman
Gene Bilyeu
S. Wilson
Orville Kendall
Dathquist
Davis
Kansette Club
Fay Edwards
S. Grant
Lucille Anderson
Sellman
Douglas McDonald
Mmes
Kay Barclay
Francine Johnson
Florence Martin
Lutz
Vincent Hogan
Mary Koled
Karen Bell
Methodist Wesleyan Guild
South Evergreen
Central Methodist College
Fayette, Mo
Pantomine Theatre Co
Marcel Marceau
1St Presbyterian Church
Chanute Nursery
Society
Henry Lopez
Hutton
The
Kansas Restaurant Association
Cecilia Wilson
la Rosa de Oro
Tina Pack
Evelyn Garrison
Kent Jackson
Kathy Defenbaugh
Stark United Methodist Church
Ing
Kansas
Kansas State University
Wilson Avenue
Ministerial Alliance
Bob Watson
Cindy Robertson
Nancy Hett
Soul Sounds
Ladies Auxiliary To
Patriarchs Militant
Fort Scott
Tola
Odd Fellows Hall
Nathan Hole
SM. Francis of
Assisi
Paschal Grimes
S. Lincoln
Grimes
Florence Carrier
Quest Club
E. §. Cornish
LPN
Vilas Lutherans
Virginia
Dod
R. D
Bob" Wilson
C.L.A
South Lincoln
New York
Life Insurance
Group Insurance
Health Insurance
Danny Livingston
Danny L. Livingston
Neodesha
Reisch College of Auctioneering
Mason City
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Daisy Jordan
E. O. Morris
Plummer
Circle 4
Stuart Hoofnagle
D. A. Finney
C. D. Blackwood
Neosho Presbytery
S. Central
Hotel Tioga
Gospel Heirs Quartet
the Old Country Church
Earliton
Marilyn Edds
Dennis Cane
Pfaltzgraff
Annette Diskin
Jeff Hively
Denby
Pebble Beach
Fostoria
Oneida Stainless
East Main
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