Many Truthes in Jest and Ann Landers Advice
Readers seek guidance on workplace gifting and intrusive romance. A knitter should gift the sweater to the boyfriend and knit a second for the boss, with future knitting done at home. A mother worries about a 16 year old girl driving her son and ringing at 8 am, advised to tell her son to have Debbie wait in the car. Another reader questions concertgoer manners. both culprits are labeled rude, and readers are invited to submit more questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie
Scout Den 1 3 Cub Scouts Welcome New Members
Scout Den 1 Pack 3 met with Mrs. Vore and Mrs. Matlock. Robin Cook and David Orr joined. Cook named denner, Orr reporter. new officer Randy Matlock. Cigar box gardens built. treats by Roy Vore. meeting closed with flag salute. Den 2 Pack 201 met at Presbyterian church. Andrew Sherman served refreshments. skits rehearsed. Sherman led flag salute. living circle and promise observed. Dr. Richard Good presided. awards to Keith Hershey Gary Davidson David Bideau Andrew Sherman and Rick Mitchell. Ricky King welcomed. Troop 133 Girl Scouts met at Mrs. Patrick’s home. marshmallows, tent demos, camporee discussed. Green Trees and Taps sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Earl Vore
Lincoln
Lige Matlock
Robin Cook
David Orr
Cook
Denner
Randy Matlock
Orr
Roy Vore
Presbyterian Church
Edwin Rideau
Andrew Sherman
Sherman
Richard Good
Keith Hershey
Gary Davidson
David Bideau
Rick Mitchell
Ricky King
Living Circle
The
Promise
Jack Patrick
Zion Methodist WSCS Meets
The Zion Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service met Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Gene McMillen presiding. Plans were made to visit homes in the Zion community instead of the May Fellowship Tea. Dr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner were guests. The Ecumenical Movement was discussed by Dr. Wagoner. Mrs. Gordon Goltry served refreshments to six members. The May 26 meeting will be at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
Gene McMillen
Zion
Duff Wagoner
Wagoner
Gordon Goltry
Ten Summer School Subjects Offered for High School Students
Senior High School will start summer sessions May 31 with ten subjects: algebra geometry biology physics English III VI English V VI American and world history. Full credits apply to each. constitution half credit and drivers education quarter credit. Enrollment fee is 20 dollars per full unit. constitution and drivers education cost 10 dollars with driver deposit refundable on completion.
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W. H. McMurray
Constitution
Constitution and
Drivers Education
Home Demonstration Units Through Neosho County History
The Home Demonstration program in Neosho County began in 1921 with Sarah Jane Patton in Erie. Units now number 31 active groups, plan diverse programs, and honor long service with gold seals. district meetings and May 2 to 7 mark Home Demonstration week.
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Neosho County
Sarah Jane Patton
Erie
Kansas Farm Bureau
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Pittsburg
Vilas
Wilson County
Vacation Church School plans and local visits noted
The Methodist Vacation Church School clinic in Humboldt met with attendees including Mesdames Raymond Clinesmith and William Follmer among others. Tentative dates are May 23 to June 3. Various members hosted devotions and meetings at Bluebird Chapter CBS, Philathea Class, and with visits from families in Wichita, Chanute, Manhattan, and Bartlesville, plus a nursing home worship at Westview.
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Buffalo
Vacation Church School
Methodist Church
Humboldt
Raymond Clinesmith
William Follmer
Howard Wescott
Harold Becannon
Carl Stoll
Ron Bumstead
Methodist Vacation Church
Westview Nursing Home
Chanute
Builders and Philathea
Ministry of
Meryl Summervill
Wichita
W. D. Hempen
University of Kansas Medical Center
Mrs Smoot Hosts Merry Mothers Club Meeting
The Merry Mothers Club met at 911 W. 9th with Mrs. Bill Smoot hosting. President Mrs. Dean Bright led the business and officer elections, new member Mrs. Francis Smittle, guest Mrs. Kenny Wilson welcomed, door prize won by Mrs. Charles Lesher, refreshments served by Mrs. Smoot and Mrs. Earl Gehrt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mothers Club
Bill Smoot
Dean Bright
Francis Smittle
Kenny Wilson
Charles Lesher
Smoot
Earl Gehrt
Ladies lunch dish with curried rice and bacon
A refined platter features top curried rice topped with crisp bacon strips. Serve alongside broiled tomatoes and lemon buttered broccoli for a pretty and flavorful presentation.
AAUW Honors Mrs Cronemeyer at Local Meeting
Members of the American Association of University Women met at the Orchid Buffet where Mrs. T. H. Cronemeyer received a $500 scholarship in her name to the national AAUW. Mrs. Eldon Vaughn reported on the Southwest Central Regional Convention in Little Rock Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
T. H. Cronemeyer
AAUW
S. A. Mannoni
Eldon Vaughn
Little Rock
Ark
Alvin Jones
Taiwan
South Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
First Baptist Church Christian Culture Class Meets
The Christian Culture Class of First Baptist Church met Thursday afternoon in the church parlor. Mrs. A C Dickinson presided with devotions by Mrs. A A Osgood. Sixteen members and a guest, Mrs. Elmer McCandless, answered roll call. The social hour was directed by Mrs. Dickinson. refreshments were served by Mrs. George Marisch and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. C. Dickinson
A. A. Osgood
Elmer McCandless
Dickinson
George Marisch
Garden Party By Holly Mothers Garden Party
The Holly Garden Party was the spring luncheon theme at the Tioga ballroom hosted by the Holly Mothers club. Artificial grass garden decor lined entryways with potted flowers burlap-wrapped gladiola favors and a toy wheelbarrow prize won by Mrs. Neal McCoy. Members present included Mrs. John McMeekin Mrs. Robert Briley and others while planning committee members wore gardening attire.
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Tioga Ballroom
Holly Mothers Club
Neal McCoy
Mmes
John McMeekin
Robert Briley
James Lusk
Bill Wolfe
Kenneth Trumbull
Don Mitchell
Herbert Fox
Charles Ballou
Pete Esch
Luncheon Ends Club Year For Today’s Mothers
A luncheon at the Orchid Buffet closed the year for 20 members of the Today’s Mothers club. A coral cake and coral rosebuds decorated the table while favors featured figurine planters. Officers were installed and gifts exchanged as meetings plan to resume in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Helen Ackerson
J. W. Johnson
C. S. Newton
Ross Cooper
Don Beach
Emmett Bolze
Ackerson
Beulah Lovett
Frank Hotchkiss
B. M. Eastburn
Galaxon Fat Loss Pill Promise From Casey Drug Store
An advertisement touts Galaxon as a fat reducing product available without a doctor's prescription. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with return to the druggist for a full refund. The ad lists Casey Drug Store at 12 E Main for orders.
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Casey Drug Store
Local Happenings in Chanute April 29, 1966
City brief notes include community events in Chanute outlined for Friday. Public notices are listed along with local club activities and upcoming meetings affecting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois O'Malley
Fred Burke
Clarence Moody
Paul Lubbers
Richard Allen
F. A. Prosser
Robert Novotny
Lawrence Noakes
Leon Carroll
Don Sailors
Kenneth Hasby
Ann Landers
Mark
Ann
Bowling Green
B.G
Scout News
Den 2
Edwin Bideau
Harry Carney
Johnny Hodges
Paul Gonsalves
Cat Anderson
Cootie Williams
Lawrence Brown
Sam Woodward
Ae Tae
Richman
Del's Carpet
Delbert Uden
Richman Rug
Delbert
Leland J. Richman
Betty Williams
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Inez Pass
Kansas State University
Erie Courthouse
Christine Wiggins
Club
Bluebird
CBS
Ruby Robertson
John States
Trem Raifsnyder
Dick Robbins
J. L. Walker
Marie Brock
Oscar Clark
Miss Brock
Ronald D. Hempen
Trisha Lynn
Warren Williams
M. J. Clough
Bartlesville
Will Rogers
Claremore
Cynthia
Kathy Houston
Lula Houston
Tom Drake
May Childers
George Anderson
Galveston
Tex
Hilmar Crumrine
Shawnee
Rena Crumrine
Yates Center
Oley Apt
Gene Drake
Fannie Fitzsmorris
Coyville
Edna Mattress Factory
Edna, Kansas
Mrs. Smoot
Erie, Kansas
Cronemeyer
Holly Mothers
F.D.I.C
Kansas State
Hos
Pital
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