Fruits and Vegetables Delivered by Jet Freezers
Cargo jet freighters now move up to 90 thousand pounds of red fruits and vegetables across the continent in about five hours. Asparagus leads spring harvests with California and several states contributing large shares, and new recipe ideas mix chives, lemon, and mayonnaise for light dishes. The report covers frozen foods, lunch meats, clam chowder, sauces, and pre stuffed poultry, highlighting beef and pork as weekend buys and noting diverse spring produce from oranges to cucumbers and celery fueling varied diets.
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Kansas
Jonathan
Backwoods Dogwood Tour set for Neosho Sunday
Neo sho Missouri known as the Flower Box City of the Ozarks plans the fifth annual Backwoods Dogwood Tour this weekend. The 35 mile drive winds through Buffalo and Indian Creek area with a self guided route. Tour highlights include early flowers spring prep for Flower Box displays Big Spring Park and U S Fish Hatchery. Neosho Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce host a starting point booth at Neosho High School April 26 to hand out maps and free refreshments.
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Neosho
Missouri
Ozarks
Buffalo and
Indian Creek
Big Spring Park
U. S. Government
Ozark
U. S. Fish Hatchery
Hawthorne Park
Neosho Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Neosho High School
BPW Club Elects Officers
The Business and Professional Women's Club at Tioga elected officers for another year. Adeline Fortney was reelected president, Dora Luken bill vice president, Eva Struthhart recording secretary, Gertrude Tweddell treasurer, Pearl Loveall corresponding secretary. Delegates to the state convention in Wichita May 22 23 and 24 include Mary Booe and Adeline Fortney. Booe reported on a Fort Scott district meeting. the club will continue its Chanute Junior College scholarship.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
the Tioga
Adeline Fortney
Dora Lukenbill
Eva Struthhart
Gertrude Tweddell
Pearl Loveall
Mary Booe
Wichita
Booe
Fort Scott
Chanute Junior College
Social Calendar April 24 Events Around Town
Friday listings from the past Noble Grand Club Mrs Gertrude Baird 515 St Santa Fe 2 pm. Wilson County Homesot Fete Court House Fredonia 1 30 pm. Senior Citizens ride contact HE 1 1992 8 am to 10 30 pm 1 30 pm. Executive committee CWF 1st Christian Church 1 39 pm. Tore Severainettee Sawyerhellia at Country Club 1 30 pm. First Methodist Church toast there Club Mrs Fred Hunter 102 N Lafayette 1 pm.
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Noble Grand Club
Gertrude Baird
St. Santa Fe
Wilson County Housot Fete
Fredonia
CWF
1St Christian Church
Tore Severainettee
Sawyer Hell Ia
First Methodist Church
Fred Hunter
N. Lafayette
Cosmos Study Club closes season with spring dinner
The Cosmos Study Club finished its season with a spring dinner hosted Tuesday by Mrs. Erma Joe King at Buffalo Lake. Fifteen members attended as officers and committees reviewed reports and planned next year.
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Cosmos Study Club
Erma Joe King
Buffalo Lake
King
Ralph Chapman
Lester Hodges
Elmer Peterson
Hobart Curl
J. O. Purviance
Bound to Win Meets In Lehman Home
The Bound to Win class of the EUB church met at the Lehman home 1002 N Forest Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Carver Dawson and Rut ledge with Mrs. Frank Percy presiding. Roll call answered with What I Like Best About Our Church. Mrs. Pauli sang, Mrs. Hamilton read a poem, and Grace Boman gave devotions. Refreshments served to 18 members.
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EUB
Bessie Lehman
N. Forest
Vivian Carver
Lou Dawson
Mary Rutledge
Frank Percy
E. A. Pauli
Mayme Hamilton
Grace Boman
Mrs Esther Erickson Honored With Coffee
Mrs Bob Wiles hosted a surprise Tuesday morning coffee for Mrs Esther Erickson the Hannah circle chairwoman of Grant Avenue Baptist church the past year Two circle members Mrs Robert Cox and Mrs Everett Olson were surprised and given going away gifts Cox departs for Cape Girardeau Missouri Olson for Syracuse New York Wiles was assisted by Mrs Fred Reno and Mrs Oliver Catterson
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Bob Wiles
Esther Erickson
Hannah
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Robert Cox
Everett Olson
Cox
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Olson
Syracuse
Wiles
Fred Reno
Oliver Catterson
Women’s Division of C of C Meets at Tioga Hotel
Members of the Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce held their monthly luncheon in the Pine Room at the Tioga Hotel. Mrs. Howard Wilson presided and reported on flower basket installations with maintenance assigned to the placers. New projects were discussed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Howard Wilson
Wesleyan Guild Covered Dish Dinner Service Notes
Mrs Hazel Slane conducted the prayer service before the Wesleyan Service Guild meeting in the church dining room. A covered dish dinner followed, tables decorated with globes showing open doors. Mrs Frank Carter led the brief business session while the missionary education committee overseen by Freda Betts presented the program on Look With It and Witness Without. Reports on the 23rd annual Parsons conference were given by Mrs Forest Richardson delegate, Mrs Gladys Franklin, Mrs S A Mannoni, Miss Betts, and Mrs Carter.
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Hazel Slane
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Frank Carter
Missionary Education Committee
Freda Betts
Parsons
Forest Richardson
Gladys Franklin
S. A. Mannoni
Betts
Carter
Mrs Lloyd Dalton Leads Sunflower Unit Lesson
Mrs Lloyd Dalton presented a lesson on hard surface floor coverings at the Sunflower HD Unit meeting held Wednesday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Lee Embry, assisted by Mrs Burl O Connor at 215 N Garfield, chaired the gathering. Mrs F J Meeker presided, noting Loyalty Day May 1.
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Lloyd Dalton
Sunflower HD
Lee Embry
Burl O'Connor
N. Garfield
F. J. Meeker
A. E. Land
Wilbur Smulling
Ethel Sutherland
Land
Shoes stolen twice as pair returns and a second pair taken
Western Young reported to police that two weeks earlier a thief stole a pair of shoes from his home. On Wednesday night the stolen shoes were returned and another pair was taken.
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Sikeston, Mo
Western Young
Card Party Feature of ESA Meeting at Bank
A card party for the Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was held in First National Bank community rooms on Tuesday evening. Canasta pinochle and bridge were played with prizes awarded: bridge high to Mrs. Dewey Clement and low to Mrs. Estle Bake, pinochle high to Georgia Gaudern and low to Mrs. Jack Wilson, canasta high to Mrs. Jacqueta Barnett. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Hembree Mary Lou and Peggy Conway for members and guests including Mmes Albert Benson Wilson Clement Roger Toomey Barnett and Miss Alice Roecker.
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First National Bank
Beta Delta
Epsilom Sigma Alpha
Dewey Clement
Estle Bake
Georgia Gaudern
Jack Wilson
Jacqueta Barnett
Robert Hembree
Mary Lou
Peggy Conway
Mmes
Albert Benson
Wilson
Clement
Roger Toomey
Barnett
Alice Roecker
High Prairie WSCS Meets for Covered Dish Dinner
Members of the High Prairie Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Carl Hutchison's home for a noon covered dish lunch. Mrs. Ralph Russell led the lesson on Our Methodist Heritage at the afternoon session assisted by Mrs. Joe Morton and Mrs. Philip Wing. Guests included Mrs. Cyrus Wilkins, Mary Bates, Minnie Burton, Gerald Rowan and son, and Lillian Reep of Pittsburg.
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High Prairie Woman's Society of Christian Service of
The
Methodist Church
Carl Hutchison
Ralph Russell
Joe Morton
Philip Wing
Mmes
Cyrus Wilkins
Mary Bates
Minnie Burton
Gerald Rowan and Son
Lillian Reep
Pittsburg
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California
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Washington
Massachusetts
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maryland
Neosho, Mo
BPW Club
Dial Tribune
Bible Baptist Church
Bill Hill
Texas
Lehman
Wesleyan Guild
ESA
High Prairie
WSCS
Sag
van Camp
Tastemark Crescent Ice Cream
Ga. Bic
Arkeo
Oak Hill
Hunt's Calif. Tomato Juice
Pearman's Meat Market
William
Polident
Alberto
Geritol Liquid
MA Aalok
Nytol
Toni
Chanute Beauty Salon
Jane Colby
East Main Street
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