WSCS Meeting Highlights At First Methodist Church
The Junior High clarinet quartet led by Mrs. E W Edwards performed two numbers Holy Holy Holy and Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Mrs Edwards introduced speakers on the Missionary Tour and the Naomi Circle hosted the 9 15 breakfast before the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Edwards
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Anita Patrick
Patricia Webster
Charles Gottlieb
Mike Parsons
Glenn Peak
Edwards
Alice McCune
Doris Halverstadt
T. E. Buell
Walter Poor
Naomi
Kenneth Summer Leader
L. D. Perry
F. W. Bouray
Manuella Valencia
Phillipines
Ethel Eaton
Mmes
Harold Anderson
Art Holmes
D. J. Patrick
John Young
J. E. Bradshaw
Howard Jester
W. H. Riley
Ralph Waldrip
W. A. Woodring
L. F. Erickson
M. A. Irwin
W. E. Wilson
EASY SLIPPERS PATTERN ADVERTISED FOR SALE
Crochet slippers pattern by Alice Brooks Slippers in two gay colors. Describes indoor outdoor all year wear with rug cotton soles and 25 cents price plus postage. Mailing address to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York for pattern 7282 with name address and zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Two Free Patterns From Alice Brooks Needlecraft 1956 Book
Readers are offered two free patterns from the new Alice Brooks Needlecraft book of 1956 with stunning designs for personal use and home decor. Dozens more designs available on order. send 25 cents for a copy of the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Birthdays Honored At Haines Home
Mr and Mrs W F Haines honored eight family members with a Tuesday evening birthday party on the lawn of 801 S Western. Guests included four daughters in law two sons one daughter and a granddaughter from Orange California plus Marilyn Haines. Ice cream and a cake baked by Mrs Dean Haines were served. Guests J H Orr L L Haines and R E Haines left today for California homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Haines
Dean Haines
S. Western
R. E. Haines
L. L. Haines
J. H. Orr
Orange
Calif
F. L. Haines
Marilyn Haines
Messrs
Mmes
California
Mrs. Brown Hosts Friendly Thimble Club Meeting
Mrs. Ray Brown hosted the Friendly Thimble Club yesterday afternoon at 2 at Mrs. Bartholomew's home. Nine members attended with devotions by Mrs. Ed Braschler, who read a poem and a tribute to mother. Refreshments were served. next gathering set for August 15 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brown
Zion Lutheran Circle Honors Mrs. Smith
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle met in the church basement with twelve members and two visitors. Mrs Harold Watts presided. the mission topic Orphans Homes was led by Mrs Kenneth Hasty. Mrs Roy Smith received a surprise layette shower. prizes went to Mrs F H Pralle, Mrs Harold Watts and Mrs Kenneth Hasty. tea served by Mrs Joe Dodd and Mrs Irvin Lassman. afternoon included shirt cutting for the Children's Home in Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Bill Burghart
Cecil Storck
Harold Watts
Kenneth Hasty
Joe Dodd
Irvin Lassman
Winfield
Mrs Bender Speaks To Grant Avenue WMS
Mrs Gayel Bender spoke at the Grant Avenue Baptist WMS meeting held at 9 AM in the church. She discussed the American Baptist Convention in Seattle, where she and her husband attended. Circle 3 served breakfast followed by hymns. Forty two members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayel Bender
Grant Avenue
Etiquette Rules for Table Manners and Introductions
Beverages belong on the right, and removed from that side. Jelly on biscuit is spread with the knife, not the fork. Shortcake should be eaten with a fork. Do not handshake when seated opposite. a simple how do you do suffices. If a guest is a performer, ask privately rather than in public show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.P
Formal Initiation By Les Des Club
The Les Des Club held a Sunday initiation at Mrs. Charles Wiggans home. Peggy Franklin welcomed pledges and presented yellow rose club flowers, and pledge path was administered. Karen Sallee crowned pledge queen with Dixie Jones and Jeanie Brazil as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiggans
S. Central
Peggy Franklin
Karen Sallee
Dixie Jones
Jeanie Brazil
Country Club
Rosalind Booth
Barbara Malcolm
Mary Sue Ward
Judy Oliver
Nancy Wilson
Kathy Comer
Suzie Biele
Carol Puckett
Charlotte Rhodes
Janice Carlson
Karen Earnest
Rosalee Hanson
Karen Johnson
Carmen McMinimy
Margie Jackson
Muffet Truitt
Sue Barnum
Shelia Rains
Ila van Wickle
Gary Upton
Sharon Patton
Carolyn Fuller
Elaine Strack
Becky Marks
Louise Hutton
F. C. Hazen
W. D. Patton
Five English usage and vocabulary questions solved
Answers address common errors and pronunciations. 1 Likely to be here soon, drop now. 2 Pronounce koo pon. 3 Negroes as misspelled word. 4 Parsimonious means frugal to excess. 5 Voluminous means of great bulk.
Preventing eggs from bursting while boiling
Advice suggests pricking one end of each egg with a needle before boiling to create an air outlet and prevent the shells from cracking. The tip accompanies general cleaning guidance for removing dirt and stains from clothing.
Printed Pattern 9149 Dress and Jacket Ensemble
A fashion item highlights a Paris inspired jacket and a simple dress. The Misses sizes 10 through 18 include fabric requirements: dress size 16 uses 2 yards 39 inch fabric and jacket uses 2 1/2 yards.
Pattern Add 5 Cents for Each Pattern Mail
Send to Marian Martin care of The Chouteau Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY 10011 Print name address with zone size and style number Bend thirty five cents in coins for this pattern Add five cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing.
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Bend
Chanute Tribune
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York II
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
Social Calendar for Friday August 3 1956
The listing shows events at 18 of B of LF and E Odd Fellows Hall 1 30 p m Ladies Day Bridge Country Club 1 45 p m Harmony HD Whit Santa Fe Park picnic for members and families 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LF & E
Odd Fellows Hall
Country Club
Harmony
Santa Fe Park
Freeze maraschino cherries for lemonade garnish
Chill maraschino cherries in ice cubes to flavor lemonade. Add a mint leaf to each cherry for extra color and aroma if desired.
Waterproof Outfit For Women Golfers In Case Of Shower
Golf star Johnny Revolta designs a lightweight clear plastic waterproof outfit for women golfers. The jacket wraps over regular clothes, includes roomy pockets, a flared adjustable skirt, and a cap, all sized small to extra large for motion and modesty on wet days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Revolta
Links
First Baptist WMS Meets at Church
The First Baptist church WMS gathered at 2 pm for devotions led by Mrs. Glen McLaren using John 4. The meeting, chaired by Mrs. Gilbert Gray, accepted the new Associational WMS constitution adopted July 13. Mrs. Earl Grogan led the program with a playlet "Go Thou" by Joyce McLaren and Laura Lee Den. A board meeting followed with refreshments served to 15 members and four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen McLaren
WMS
First Baptist Church
Gilbert Gray
Orville Nickerson
Earl Grogan
Joyce McLaren
Laura Leeden
Circle 2
Henry Biggs
Pittsburg Receives Largest Ammonium Nitrate Shipment
An 83 car train load of ammonium nitrate fertilizer for Kansas farmers left Pittsburg aboard a Spencer Chemical Co. train on Tuesday. Officials called it the largest single fertilizer shipment ever made to Kansas farmers. Dr. Floyd Smith of Kansas State College Agronomy spoke to fertilizer dealers watching the material be bagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kansas
Spencer Chemical Co
Floyd Smith
Kansas State College Agronomy Department
How Can I Take Care of the Wash Wringer
The article advises cleaning wringers with kerosene after use by rubbing the rollers with a kerosene-wet cloth until clean and white, repeating weekly after washing. It also suggests adding a tablespoon of kerosene to the wash to loosen dirt during laundry day.
Ammonium nitrate arraignment and crop projections dominate Coffeyville news
The report notes an arraignment on ammonium nitrate with claims of an 800 000 extra bushels of corn or 533 000 extra bushels of wheat for next year. Coffeyville voters total 7 697 eligible for the August 7 primary, city officials say. A proposed Army Reserve Training Center site is identified. Chester Arthur Brooke retires after 47 years with Humboldt Brick & Tile. Fort Scott proposes a mill levy cut to 19.960 mills from 22.140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben E
Weatherford Jr
Coffeyville
Joe Waller
South Walnut
John
Jefferson Streets
Humboldt
Chester Arthur Brooke
Humboldt Brick & Tile Co
Fort Scott
Moran youth found dead on parents' farm
Robert Wayne Moore, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Moore, was found dead in a hay field on his parents' farm about 1 15 Tuesday after failing to come to lunch. Coroner Dr Gerald Peel ruled death by a self inflicted gunshot to the temple. undersheriff Ray Emmons found the 22 caliber revolver near the body. Meanwhile in Pittsburg a bumble bee was blamed for $900 damage to four cars when it flew into Carol Lavery's vehicle causing a loss of control leading to a chain collision involving a 1954 Ford, a 1955 Chevrolet and a 1947 Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carol Lavery
Ford
Hicks Charged in $2100 Embezzlement Case at Dixon Ebert
A complaint filed Wednesday by the county attorney charges Arthur E Hicks with 21 counts of embezzlement from Dixon Ebert Inc for allegedly taking $2100 during 1956. Hicks served as an officer of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Arthur E. Hicks
Dixon- Ebert, Inc
Hicks
Questionnaire Shows Cause for Dismissal
In Charleston a man who missed juror duty failed to appear for a show cause hearing. Judge George Bell Timmerman Sr. ordered the clerk of court to provide the juror questionnaire, which the prospective juror had filled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S.C
U.S
George Bell Timmerman Sr
Chanute Tribune brief highlights August 2 1956
The Chanute Tribune reports brief notices and local items from Thursday August 2 1956. Headlines cover community happenings, upcoming events, and small-town notices across Chanute and nearby areas. Local names, dates, and places anchor the short items in this page three column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Hearing Dismissed in King of the World Case
Judge Timmerman dismissed the hearing citing lack of grounds. The reference to the phrase king of the world and provost marshal of the U.S. appears in the context of the case dialogue. Proceedings proceed no further at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Timmerman
Tax Collection Gain For Kansas in July
Tax collections in Kansas for July reached 11.12 million dollars, a 5.14 percent rise from July 1955. Total receipts from all tax sources in July 1955 were 10.57 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
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Haines
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Bender
Grant Wms
Tan
Philco
Philco Autom
East Main
Harold S Purpusa
Johnson Furniturs Co
Shannon Hardware
LOLA
C. & W. Furniture
Fredonia
Beachner Seed CO
Paul
Shultz Hardware
Thayer, Kansas
Phono
B. & M. Electric Buffalo
Erie Maytag CO
ERLE
MIX Mercantile Stark
Les Des Club
Uke
First Baptist Wms
Bennett Creamery Co
Johnson Furniture
Caroline Walker
Lincoln
Chanute
Bennett
N. Grant
the Tribune
Mutual Citrus Products, CO
Anaheim, Calif
M.C.P. Kitchen Laboratory
M.C.P. Pectin Ao
M.C.P. Itchen Laboratory
Anaheim
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