Otterbein WSCS Reports South America Mission Tour
Otterbein United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service heard Karen Solomon recount her South America mission tour to Ecuador and Colombia with color slides. She noted eager youths learning English and faith, and Grace Boman played organ with Mrs. Norman Madill singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Karen Solomon
Marian Shike
Ecuador
Colombia
South America
Miss Solomon
Grace Boman
Nor Man Madill
I Believe In
Edna Strohm
Devo
Fruits and Vegetables Declared Essential Food Group
The piece argues fruits and vegetables justify basic food group status alongside meat dairy cereals. It cites 1971 data on vitamin C and A contributions and minerals, notes dental health benefits from chewing and texture, and mentions fiber and low fat and calorie shares in the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Coin Club Plans Annual Exhibition
Final plans for the coin show at Central Park Building were made by the Neosho Valley Coin Club in the Federation room of the Memorial Building. Present were 38 members and guests from Iola, Oswego, Erie, Fredonia, Wichita, Chanute. Everett Hole conducted the auction assisted by Jack Slater. door prizes went to Carl Burgess Iola, Donna Cox and Marge Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Building
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Iola
Oswego
Erie
Fredonia
Wichita
Chanute
Everett Hole
Jack Slater
Door
Carl Burgess
Donna Cox
Marge Davis
Social Calendar of Meetings and Events
Community groups schedule meetings April 19 20 including Grant Avenue Church Circles Dorcas and United Commercial Travelers Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi and United Presbyterian Women at various locations times. Events cover homemakers clubs chapters PEO Rural Grange and transportation union with names and addresses listed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue
Channcomers
Steve Hutchens
S. Evergreen
Friendly Neighbors Club
Homer Wallis
Erte
Yu Sn. Nem. Ademnes
W. Eim
P.E.O
Dwight McCreight
S. Larson
Irvin Lassman
N. Allen
Rural Grange
United Transportation Union
Carpenters Hall
Tata Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Rodney Goitry
W. 14Th
Skit Demonstrates Time Savers in Sunny Stone Lesson
Mrs Stevens and Mrs Engelman presented a skit titled Before and Now to teach How to Manage Meals in a Minute for Sunny Stone Extension Home makers Unit at Mrs Charles Stevens home. They showed buying time by planning shopping and using prepared foods and freezers. The lesson notes 2.7 hours daily spent in the kitchen and roll call praised a useful kitchen gadget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sunny Stone Extension Homemakers Unit
Charles Stevens
Holly Mothers Elect Officers
Holly Mothers Club met at Mrs. Wayman Dunlap 217 North Forest. Officers elected: President Mrs. Dunlap, Vice President Mrs. James Dowell, Secretary Mrs. Ralph Henley, Treasurer Mrs. Ralph Ellis. Lily Kenoly demonstrated flower arranging. Jack Brown led the session. Outdoor bazaar by Safari Museum Auxiliary set for May 4. Dowell received the door prize. Refreshments by Mrs. Dunlap and co-hostess Mrs. Richard Ashley for 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Mothers Club
Wayman Dunlap
N. Forest
Dunlap
James Dowell
Ralph Henley
Ralph Ellis
Lily Kenoly
Jack Brown
Safari Museum
Dowell
Richard Ashley
New Officers Named for Devoted Mothers Club
Mrs. Gerald Rowan was elected president at the Devoted Mothers Club meeting held at 218 S. Allen in the home of Mrs. Charles Rhodes. Other officers are Mrs. Don Kubler as vice president, Mrs. Joe Turner as secretary, and Mrs. Bill Bircher as treasurer. Members approved revised bylaws and Mrs. Turner won the door prize with 12 members present as Mrs. Dewey McCoy served as co hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Rowan
Devoted Mothers Club
Charles Rhodes
S. Allen
Don Kubler
Joe Turner
Bill Bircher
Turner
Dewey McCoy
Cook Family Holds Reunion in Buffalo
All 11 children of the late J. W. and Mrs. Cook of Benedict gathered for a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wescott in Buffalo. Attendees included Hubert Cook La Mesa Dale Cook Fred Cook and other relatives with 42 relatives present and 20 afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Buffalo
J. W. Cook
Benedict
Howard Wescott
Wescott
Hubert Cook
la Mesa
Calif
Dale Cook
Arkansas City
Fred Cook
Santa Fe
Chanute
Willis Cook
Wichita
Billy Cook
Mandan
N.D
Richard Cook
Special Apron For Arthritic Help From Readers
A reader shares adaptive aids for arthritis including a long handled comb, magnetic scissors, a back scratcher, and a long shoe horn. The letter highlights a knee-length half apron made by the writer’s grandmother as a helpful, homemade aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
1. C
Tribute to Teresa Kelly at Christian Women’s Fellowship
The Christian Women’s Fellowship remembered Teresa Kelly with a program at the church. Mrs. Kelly’s quilts, soap and other charity work aided Church World Service and were highlighted by Mrs. Kenneth Cardon. A tribute song was performed by a trio and more hymns followed as 29 Circle 5 members helped complete quilts started by Mrs. Kelly before her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Kelly
Christian Women's Fellowship
Kelly
Kenneth Cardon
Laurel Mothers Club elects officers at library meeting
Mrs Wendell Allen was elected president of Laurel Mothers Club at a Public Library Heritage Room gathering. Mrs Lloyd Drybread and Mrs Wilford Aday served as co hosts. Mrs John Akers is vice president and Mrs Jim Spilman secretary. Officers to be installed after April 28 luncheon. ten members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Allen
Laurel Mothers Club
John Akers
Jim Spilman
Jaycee Jaynes Hosts Guests From Parsons
Jaycee Jaynes entertained six guests from Parsons in the Safari West community room. Mrs. Ray Christiansen presented a cancer film on breast self examination. Thirteen toys were taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital last month for children. Mrs. John Fitzmorris hosted with Mrs. Tom Stevenson and Mrs. David Ports as co hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Parsons Jaynes
Safari West
Ray Christiansen
Neosho Memorial Hospital
John Fitzmorris
Tom Stevenson
David Ports
Jewelry history program at Today's Mothers Club
Mrs. Lois Carlson of Neosho County presented a history of jewelry and gems at the home of Mrs. B. F. Wyatt 815 West Elm. Introduced by Mrs. Paul Wells and hostesses Mrs. Wyatt and Mrs. T. H. Lovett, the gathering for 18 members enjoyed refreshments after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Carlson
Neosho County
Mothers Club
B. F. Wyatt
W. Elm
Carlson
Paul Wells
Wyatt
T. H. Lovett
Call Tribune carrier if he misses you
A brief public notice instructs readers to contact the Tribune carrier by dialing 431-0660 at 5 30 p m if the carrier misses delivery. The item conveys practical delivery instructions without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Dear Ann Landers Letters on Grandchildren and Fear
A reader shares fond memories of grandchildren and quirky phone calls from the family, praising Grams for listening to dolls and fish tanks. Another asks about kissing Elliott Richardson, and a third seeks guidance on telling a mother-in-law about a abusive father while protecting her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Grammy
Hell
John
Ann
Nashville
Planning Lesson for Peace and Progress Unit
The Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit hosted a short cut meal planning lesson at Mrs. Bessie Fairchilds home. Jane Jackson urged using quick meal strategies as modern roles burden the homemaker. A bran muffin recipe stored six weeks in the fridge was shared and muffins were baked for attendees. Kay Faulkner joined as guest. 18 members plus one guest answered roll. Mrs. D L Geeding joined as a new member. Mrs. Charles Steinman read Gov Dockings cancer article. EHU district meeting set for Parsons on May 3 and Safari Museum bazaar May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Faulkner
D. L. Geeding
Bill Carter
EHU
Parsons
Safari Museum
Adaptation Key to Fashion Comfort
Joy Smalley reflects on how women constantly adapt to changing fashion trends. She recounts shifting from long boots to exposed legs, the battle with pointy toes to duck-billed styles, hair bouffant trends, belt reemergence, and the move to compact purses. She notes the ongoing adjustments reshape bodies and wardrobes.
East Pakistan Lesson Studied by Big Creek WSCS
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Big Creek Methodist Church heard a lesson titled Concerning East Pakistan Refugees presented by Rev. Leroy Foreman. He used film to illustrate and led devotions on Lavon Heilman's In Christ There Is No East or West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Foreman
Women's Society of Christian Service
Big Creek Methodist Church
Foreman
Lavon Heilman
Methodist Class Dives Into Scuba Program At Meeting
The First United Methodist Church 50-50 class held a monthly covered dish dinner in the church education building. Dennis Steinman, a certified diver, demonstrated scuba gear and underwater photography with slides from Table Rock Lake, a Caribbean cruise, and locations off Mexico and Cozumel. Paschal Grimes led the meeting, Seth Farwell presented a building photo, Dr. Livingston N. Witten gave an invocation, and Shelton Propst sang. Hosts were Paul Wells Propst Katherine Parten and Fred Johnson. 42 members and four guests attended Slidel La Steirman and Dr Witten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Dennis Steinman
Table Rock Lake
Missouri
Caribbean
Mexico
Cozumel
Paschal Grimes
Seth Farwell
Livingston N. Witten
Shelton Propst
Paul Wells
Propst
Katherine Parten
Fred Johnson
Staley Langhans
Slidel
La.s Teinman
Witten
Colfax Baptist Women Share Thoughts at May Program
Colfax Baptist Women's Missionary Society members met at Mrs. Lester Thompson's home. Mrs. Don Anderson opened with Nehemiah readings, prayers were led by Mrs. Ruth Hart, and Mrs. Anderson gave a love gift dedication. Glen Hanson read Burma newsletter. Henry Adelgren joined as new member. Family night planned for May with the WMS as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Lester Thompson
Don Anderson
Nehemiah
Ruth Hart
Myron Cooper
Anderson
Glen Hanson
White Cross
Burma
WMS
Henry Adelgren
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Otterbein
WSCS
Hears of
Violet Jeffers
Church Women United
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Shike
Willard Carlson
Jeffers
Maxine Osborn
Thelma Miller
Coin Club
Sunny Stone
Oley API
Trenton Rucker
Db. Doyle
Stevens
Doyle
Holly
John Schultz
Wilfrid Cavaness
N. Steuben
Chapter DD
Cavaness
Mike Harris
Ben Barber
Harold Cornish
Christian Cwf
Mrs. C. Smith
Merri Lenn Voss
Laurel
Wilford Aday
Lloyd Drybread
Mrs. Aday
Gram
Dear Ann Landers
Washington, D.C
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
H.E.W
Elliot Richardson
Pentagon
Jane Jackson
Charles Steinman
Gov
Robert Docking
By Joy Smalley
New York
East Pakistan
Ralph Reinhardt
Burlington
Reinhardt
Loyd Whitworth
Richard Reinhardt
Methodist
Colfax Baptist
S. Central
Homespun
W. Main
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