Bound-to-Win Class Meets at EUB Church
The Bound-to-Win Class of the Evangelical United Brethren church met at the annex for an all day session. Mrs. Frank Percy led the devotion and presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Callon taught Gods Eye View of the World while Mrs. Carver gave a musical reading. Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. Ina Thompson of Santa Barbara, Calif., attended. The closing prayer was by Mrs. Jennie Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Annex
Frank Percy
Robert Callon
Vivian Carver
Ina Thompson
Santa Barbara
Calif
Jennie Nelson
Mrs. Montana Learns Victory After Telegram Delay
Mrs. Montana Gloria Heggen of Ekalaka Montana won the Mrs. America contest home decoration event. Judges announced her top choice and she learned of the win only after receiving congratulatory telegrams from Montana. Phyllis Brynes of Portland won the hair styling event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Montana
Gloria Heggen
Ekalaka
Mont
Maine
Phyllis Brynes
Portland
Cub Scout Larry Soderquist Leads Den 3 Meeting
Cub Scout Larry Soderquist led the Den 3 meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Leo Cox at 124 S. Garfield. Attendance and uniforms were checked. Mrs. Richard Wil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Soderquist
Cub Scout Promise
Leo Cox
S. Garfield
Richard Wil
4-H Club News From Murray Hill High Prairie and Neosho Valley
Four-H clubs meet in April with programs at Murray Hill school and High Prairie church. Rosemary Sharp topics parliamentary procedure and safety topics. Harold Olson and Dale Wiltse plan a dairy program. twelve members attend Neosho Valley Busy Bees meeting with flag salute and singing led by Richard Erickson and Nancy Jo Ford. May meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill School
Rosemary Sharp
Betty Walter
Gary Raney
Harmon Wolken
High Prairie Pioneers
High Prairie Church
Brian Morton
Harold Olson
Dale Wiltse
David Olson
Tom Ayers
Michael Olson
Mike Ayers
David Marple
Rush County
Captain Rush
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Neosho Valley School
Richard Erickson
Nancy Jo Ford
May
Social Calendar Dial Tribese-HB 1-4100 1 April 96d
April 1 1968 social calendar listings show events at Civs and Alcon School. Highlights include a 8 p.m. gathering at Civs and a 7:30 p.m. Librery event on Sunday with local clubs and libraries noted in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcon School
State Meet Of Christians At Coffeyville
The Rev and Mrs LaMoine Waldron of the First Christian church will attend the 104th annual convention of Christian churches in Kansas in Coffeyville April 28 30 Opening with an assembly of about 5000 on Sunday evening the theme Challenge To Decisive Discipleship will be developed by nationally known speakers The event includes a Monday morning address by Mr Hurst A new constitution will be presented for study and consideration Charles Chauncey is on the state committee Attending Sunday sessions from Chanute are Vinnie Allison Carol McDonald Ruth Shannon and many others including sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaMoine Waldron
First Christian Church
Christian Churches
Kansas
Coffeyville
Cucrech
Hurst
Charles Chauncey
Chanute
Vinnie Allison
Carol McDonald
Ruth Shannon
L. L. Nelson
Lois McDonald
Ruth Spencer
Mae Allison
Ed Wolfe
Wayne Ellis
Charles Pulliam
Robert Lopeman
Vyrl Fogel
Vera Couchman
Harry Steeves
Charles Chauncey and Lloyd
Chrisenda Holt
Adele Davis
Jack Parkins
Mrs Brock Hosts Autumn Mothers Club Meeting
Mrs Merrill Brock hosted the Autumn Mothers club at her home with Mrs Mary Young as co hostess. Twelve members attended led by president Mrs Richard Smith. New officers elected include Mrs Jack Wilson president Mrs Tom Elder vice president Mrs Larry Young secretary and Mrs Merrill Brock treasurer. Plans were made for adult and children picnics. The scrapbook was shown by Mrs Max Earl LaRue. Next meeting will be May 9 at 1 p.m. for installation luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Brock
Mary Young
Richard Smith
Jack Wilson
Tom Elder
Larry Young
Max Earl LaRue
Pianist Morey Ritt Featured At Pittsburg State Concert
Free public symphony concert at 8 15 p m Monday in McCray Auditorium Pittsburg State College features pianist Morey Ritt performing Beethoven Leonora Overture and Concerto No 3 in addition to Mendelssohn Symphony No 4 under conductor Walter Osadchuk Sherrill Rush daughter of Mr and Mrs Herla Rush of 523 Santa Fe is in the college orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey Ritt
Symphony
McCray
Pittsburg State College
Pittsburg
Walter Osadchuk
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Miss Ritt
Sherrill Rush
Herla Rush
S. Santa Fe
Kansas Republicans vote against feed grains bill passage
Washington AP reports all five Kansas Republican representatives opposed the administration's feed grains bill as the House approved it 208 to 196 on Thursday.
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Washington
Kansas
House
4H Sunday program highlights Dan Evans reading and service
The Colfax Bap completed his Bear book and achieved in a 4H Sunday program. A picnic dinner followed with 12 electives and life saving practice at Santa Fe park using a rope. Doug Lopeman Nancy Jo Ford Bruce Parker and Mike Wiles led activities and a mother’s day gift project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Atlis
Dan Evans
Colfax
Santa Fe Park
Doug Lopeman
Nancy Jo Ford
Bruce Parker
Mike Wiles
St Marys Grace Episcopal Chapter Meets at Gilliland Home
The St Marys Chapter of the Grace Episcopal Church met at Mrs. B E Gillilands home at 910 S Evergreen. Mrs Charles Broadwell presided. Rev Vincent Turner to speak at the next meeting May 1 at Sawyer hall. Mrs Harold Tarpley led the United Thank Offering lesson. Dessert and coffee were served by the hostess with Mrs Fred Harris assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Grace Episcopal Church
B E. Gilliland
S. Evergreen
Charles Broadwell
Dean Stone
Vincent Turner
Sawyer Hall
Harold Tarpley
Fred Harris
Truman Suffers Stomach Upset In Kansas City
Former President Harry S. Truman suffered a stomach upset Thursday. The Associated Press called his office this morning to inquire about his condition.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Associated Press
Television Show Must Go On After Studio Fire
A Buffalo television station resumed broad casts about two hours after a $200,000 three alarm fire destroyed a wing of WGR TV's two story West Side studios. About 40 employees fled the blaze and the station borrowed equipment from a rival to return on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N.Y
Wgr-Tv
California Senate names Eisenhower honorary citizen
The California Senate declared former President Eisenhower an honorary citizen of California. Senator Backstand cited his Palm Springs winter residence as a reason and noted his prior service. Senator Ellender suggested spending a small portion of defense funds to bring Soviet visitors, including astronaut John Glenn Jr., to the United States, while plans for a family vacation in Japan were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Senate
Eisenhower
California
Lee M. Backstand
Sacramento
Palm Springs
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Washington
John A. Glenn Jr
Japan
Panama urges U S to settle canal talks or face new treaty
Panama says it has set mid July as a deadline for the United States to settle disputes or begin new canal treaty talks. Foreign Minister Galileo Solis warns of quitting the joint commission if no agreement is reached. Harold Wilson to visit Moscow in June for talks with Khrushchev. Liu Shao-ch i leaves Burma after a weeklong Asian tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Galileo Solis
Joint Commission
London
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Khrushchev
Rangoon
Burma
Liu Shao-Chi
Communist China
Peking
China
Closing Luncheon Hosted By Holly Mothers
After a business meeting Mrs. Robert Ward entertained with a take-off on Ann Landers. Guest Mrs. John Nation attended. Door prize went to Mrs. H. A. Bertram. Hostess committee included Mrs. Charles Stroh Mrs. Homer Cook and Mrs. La Moine Waldron.
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Robert Ward
Ann Landers
John Nation
H. A. Bertram
Charles Stroh
Homer Cook
LaMoine Waldron
Thayer School Meeting Ends With New Officers
Approximately 200 Neosho County teachers, board members and staff gathered at Thayer High School for a meeting. New officers were elected including Sue Jacquinot as president and Marvin Johnson as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Neosho County
Thayer Pta
Gene Connely
Bill Jones
Thayer High School
Myra Funk
Anna Peterson
Sue Jacquinot
St. Paul
Marvin Johnson
Galesburg
Air Using Mobile Equipment Borrowed From WBEN TV
A brief sentence notes air activity using mobile equipment borrowed from WBEN TV, indicating a temporary deployment or recording setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wben-Tv
Mrs Peterson and Mrs Woolery Named to Grand Chapter Teller Posts
Mrs Anna Peterson and Mrs Mildred Woolery will serve as tellers at the Grand Chapter meeting in Topeka from April 23 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Peterson
Mildred Woolery
Topeka
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Miss Shrine Club
Kay Blair
Ed Blair
S. Plummer
Stephens College
Columbia
Johnson Studio
Little Miss Shrine Club
Memorial Building
Kim Skinner
Dean Skinner
N. Forest
Alcott School
Johnsen
Eub Church
Scout News
S. Central
Little Miss Vfw
Lana Doudna
Charles Doudna
Malcolm
Hutton School
Mrs. Brock
Autumn
Pittsburg State
Rock OF Ages
Desler
Williams Monument
Broadway
Lola
St. Mary’s
Gilliland
Harry Truman
Lincoln & Walnut
The
Chenute
Space Administration
Global Briefs
Holly Mothers
Scheer
Erie
Betty Heilman
Kathy Shepard
Ruth Ann Lloyd
Susan Kamm
Ronnie Heilman
Karen Payne
Betty Scott
Janice Callarman
Maude Tuttle
Blanche Burgtorf
Augusta
JoAnn Prentice
S.C
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Marilynn Smith
Jupi- Lu
Earl Brooks
Independence
Webb Funeral Home
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Fred Williams
Dwayne Williams
Pam
Joyce
Bill Mohler
Debbie
Sycamore
Victor Williams
Wichita
Jess Barker
Bob Williams
Hector
Long Beach
Williams
Wi Davis Paint Store
Lanta
J. W. J. Althaber
City of
Chanute Discount Company
Evergreen
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