Tea Held For Wives Of Firemen At Bank Building
Wives of firemen attended a tea yesterday at the First National Bank building during the Governor's sixth annual Fire Prevention Conference. Red theme decor, trays of tea cakes, and coffee were served from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A Safari Museum visit and shopping provided entertainment. Helen C. Davis of Wichita won the door prize, a floral centerpiece, donated by the Bank of Commerce. Out of town guests included Ivy Hildreth of Fort Scott and others from Wichita, Pittsburg, Great Bend, Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Kathryn Finley
Zana Atkins
Joan Erickson
Laurice Madill
Thelma Bratten
Hazel Ogle
Judy Puckett
Safari Museum
Bank of Commerce
Helen C. Davis
Wichita
Ivy Hildreth
Fort Scott
Marjorie Fields
Pittsburg
Anne M. Reimer
Marrian McGaughey
Clara Meyers
Great Bend
Ruth Warhurst
Newton
Mrs Heinze Speaks At Westminster Sunday School
Mrs. Fred Heinze spoke at the Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday school class meeting on ministry to children under detention and the organization man. The gathering at Mrs. T. W. Boman’s home included a poetry closing by Edgar A. Guest and a lesson from the new English Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heinze
Westminister
Presbyterian Church
T. W. Boman
N. Highland
Edgar A. Guest
Rosa Stauffer
Ralph Drake
Joe Wasser
Herman Squier
Luncheon Feature by Belles Lettres at Tioga Inn
Mrs. Carl Weiner and Mrs. Clair Christie hosted a luncheon for 14 Belles Lettres members at the Tioga Inn Tuesday afternoon marking the year end. Following the meal, a business meeting at Mrs. Weiner's home heard Mrs. Christie lead the club in the collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weiner I
Clair Christie
Belles Lettres
Tioga Inn
Weiner
S. Evergreen
Christie
Alvin Jones
Social Calendar items from various clubs and events
A list of community activities and meetings for April 1969 including Mothers Clubs Luncheons Homemakers groups Rural Grange and church activities with locations such as Garfield Iola Neosho and Wilson. Events include bridge club meetings and social gatherings with times noted mainly in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Forest
HDU
First National Bank
J. &. Sterner
N. Graen Iaussienery Society
Church of Whe Forest
Federaton
Methodist Church
Rural Grange Meeting
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Hell
Towra Mothers Club
Vernon Meyers
Neosho Valley
Carl Jackson
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Pledges Pinned By Beta Delta Sorority
Pledges of Beta Delta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met in the Neo sho Room of Tioga Hotel for a dinner meeting Monday night. Mrs. Laura Klingner led with assist from Mrs. Ed Thompson and Mrs. Glen Barnby. Pledges pinned were Mary Lou Conway Peggy Conway Christine Drake and Mrs. Estil Bake. Next meeting will be a business session with Marcella LaSalle 101 N Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Neosho
Tioga Hotel
Laura Klingner
Ed Thompson
Glen Barnby
Mary Lou Conway
Peggy Conway
Christine Drake
Estil Bake
Marcella LaSalle
Service Guild Holds Prayer and Playlet at Little Chapel
The Wesleyan Service Guild met in the Little Chapel of the First Methodist Church with Mrs Harold Anderson leading prayer and Mrs Frank Carter in charge of business. A buffet for 31 followed as Mrs Leland Crapson attended. the program featured a playlet The Human Family from the Father's House with listed participants and Freda Betts singing Kum Ba Yah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderson
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Ethel Eaton
Grace
Leland Crapson
John Hemphill
Frank Carter
Goldie Russell
Mmes. Hemphill
Marie McDonald
Frank Stacy
Ann Drury
S. A. Mannoni
Mrs. Anderson
Pearl Chapman
Freda Betts
Round Table Club closes current year with luncheon
The Round Table Study Club ended its year with a salad luncheon at 415 W Oak hosted by Mrs. Paul Parsons. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. Charles Day presided and new officers were installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Study Club
Paul Parsons
W. Oak
S. D. Propst
Charles Day
Curtis van Gundy
J. E. Tindle
Charles Gavel
Wolfe
W. Pine
Barbara Holman
Pittsburg
Clifford Holman
Marvin Fairchild
Harold Sharp
Wyr] Fogel
Fairchild
Altoona Betsy Ross Tatting 50 Star Flags
Altoona resident Mrs. J J Wiles has handmade five lace tatting flags to honor the 50 star flag designed in 1960. Each 27 by 36 inch piece uses blue field medallions and white star motifs, framed or hung on a staff. She began tatting at 15 and recalls neighbors inspiring her to learn this art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wiles
Altoona
Karen Forsythe
Herbert Forsythe
Neodesha
Judy Smith Honored With Bridal Shower
A bridal shower was held Friday night at 923 S Central for Judy Smith who will wed May 26 to Bob Henrichs of Humboldt. Co hosted by Mrs Scherel Booe, guests included family friend and many Humboldt residents in a pink and white decor with a wedding bell centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Friederich
S. Central
Judy Smith
Bob Henrichs
Humboldt
Scherel Booe
Ray Smith
Mmes
Martin Henrichs
Gerald Endsley
George Wittich
Sue Bird
Gerald Gifford
Joe Jacobs
Neal Munger
George Butler
Glenn Kaufman
Max Alcock
al Goodwin
A. J. Bertram
Dale Anderson
Baird Brinkmeyer
Cecil Meredith
Jim Lightfoot
Skinny Thompson
Harold Wilson
Elmer Robison
Gerald Thompson
Stuart Hoofnagel
Oscar Bell
Joe Sterner
Ted Ahlers
John Williams
John Ingles
Alice Roecker
Janice Smith
Practice Session By Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the B of RT met at Odd Fellows Hall with 23 members, planning a visit to the Osawatomie chapter on May 3. The charter was draped for Mrs. Bessie Barker and Mrs. Pearl Myers as members crocheted rugs, doilies, lamp shades, and other crafts while Ada Livingston and Rolla Sperry served Easter table decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B of
Odd Fellows Hall
Osawatomie
Bessie Barker
Pearl Myers
Lodge
L. M. Mark
Wiles
Crugs
L. O'Brian
Lila Mee
Ada Livingston
Spring Luncheon Held by Tuesday Reading Club
The Tuesday Reading Club held its annual spring luncheon at the Tik Tok in Humboldt with eight members present. Miss Janet O'Connor attended as a guest. Officers were re-elected except the treasurer Burl O’Connor who requested relief. Ernest Ernzen became secretary treasurer. Mementoes of the past year were given to each member.
Athenaeum Club Closes With Luncheon and Meeting
The Athenaeum Meets The Athenaeum Club held a closing luncheon at the Silver Grill yesterday then conducted a business meeting at 719 S. Malcolm the home of Mrs H W Lewis. Mrs Ralph Ward president led the session with 13 members attending and dessert served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum Club
Silver Grill
H. W. Lewis
S. Malcolm
Ralph Ward
Platonic Hug or Kiss Debate in Ann Landers Column
Reader asks if a wife should tolerate her husband’s platonic hugs and kisses with women friends. Ann Landers dismisses the premise, urges against policing private gestures, and ends with a brief note on other letters and advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Asp Landers
Legion
Barnard to Install Dr. Rosemary Park as President
Dr. Rosemary Park, set to become Barnard College president on April 22, discusses home economics versus nutrition, the education of women, and preparing students for employment. She notes women will likely be employed and urges rigorous academic training equal to men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosemary Park
Barnard
Scout Leaders Plan Skit For Upcoming Pack Meeting
Den 3 Pack 100 met Monday with Mrs Leo Herron for roll and dues. Parts for a skit titled King of the Sea were assigned. Girl Scout day camp training at Camp Wonderwood near Chanute drew 16 leaders with crafts and knot demonstrations and flag ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Den 3
Leo Herron
S. Forest
Cub Scout Promise
Living Circle
Herron
Wayne Butcher
Camp
Wonderwood
Chanute
Leo Cox
Edward McGehee
Cub Scout Den 3 Pack 3 Opens Meeting
Larry Soderquist led a flag ceremony to open Cub Scout Den 3 Pack 3 meeting at Mrs. Leo Cox home 124 S Garfield Tuesday. Cubs Are Square sung, roll call answered by naming a fish, and Mother’s Day gifts and bird house progress discussed. Jeffery Willis led the pack law and grand yell to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Soderquist
Leo Cox
S. Garfield
Jeffery Willis
Mrs Evans Hosts Deborah Circle Meeting at Home
The Deborah Circle of the WSCS at the Methodist Church met Monday night at 225 S Lafayette with 14 members and a guest. Mrs James Taylor led the business session and Mrs G C Sullivan taught on prayer before the Evanses presented a film of their trip abroad. Refreshments were served by Mrs William Slane and Mrs Kenneth Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah
WSCS
Methodist Church
Dave Evans
S. Lafayette
James Taylor
G. C. Sullivan
Evanses
William Slane
Kenneth Cummings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bone Vicuna
Black Patent
Ison
East Main
Dial
Service Guild
Little Chapel
Round Table Club
Betsy Ross
General Washington
Philadelphia
I. J. Wiles
R. 2
Athenaeum
Forget
Me-Not
Chanute Tribune
Joy Miller
AP Women’s
Dr. Park
Scout News
Dorsey
Guy Pastor
Uaways
Bill Johnson Furniture
Valba
Choice
North Highland
Chanute, Kans
Mrs. Evans
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