C J Johnsons Are Honored Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C J Johnson celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at the Friends Home Lutheran church in Lavonburg. Their daughter Stella Johnson of Chicago organized the open house with a three tier cake and gold decorations. Guests included other couples with 50th anniversaries and church groups helped with serving and guest arrangements.
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Elsmore
C. J. Johnson
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Lavonburg
Stella Johnson
Chicago
Harding's
Miss Johnson
Clifford Olson
Mmes
Messrs
Robert Leadstrom
George Wolfe
John Peterson
Mrs Dale Stemple Hosts Barathea Service Guild
Mrs Dale Stemple of 326 W 6th hosted the Barathea Service Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church with Mrs Elmer Robinson assisting. Dave Brotton led devotions from Tel escope Messenger and Psalms as thirteen members attended the meeting. A white elephant exchange and mystery sisters followed the business session, refreshments were served, and the next meeting is planned for September on the third Tuesday due to revival services.
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Dale Stemple
W. 6Th
Barathea Service Guild
Evangelical United Brethers Church
Elmer Robinson
Dave Brotton
Mystery Sisters
Mrs. Warner Tiegreen Leads Guild Lesson
Mrs. Warner Tiegreen presented a lesson on Righteousness in Christian Living at the Dorothy Tiegreen Guild meeting held at Grant Avenue Baptist church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Glenn Shockey opened with prayer and Mrs. Robert Herman led the business session as hostesses served refreshments to 10 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Tiegreen
Dorothy Tiegreen
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Glenn Shockey
Robert Herman
Blaine Marks
Tiegreen
Women's Golf Assn. Luncheon and Ladies Day Winners
Golf balls were awarded to four women for low score with handicap during Ladies Day at the Country Club. Twelve women played. Winners were Mmes. Audrey Gibson, John P. Nation, William Gray and Robert N. Allen. Mrs.
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Mmes
Audrey Gibson
John P. Nation
William Gray
Robert N. Allen
FAMILY MASCOTS By Alice Brooks
Playful cross stitch pups for family decor and gifts. Text sells pattern 7443 with color chart and motifs 11 by 12 percent inches. Advertisement from The Chanete Tribune Arts Dept listing order details and price. Copyright 1958 Alice Brooks Needle Craft catalog.
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Alice Brooks
Ladies Day and golf club meeting announced
Glen Shook of Humboldt was chairman and Mrs Jim Evans will chair Ladies Day next Tuesday. Play begins at 9 a m with a luncheon at 12 noon. Kansas Women's Golf Assn representatives arrive Tuesday afternoon to rate the club course. Reservations required by Sunday.
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Glen Shook
Humboldt
Jim Evans
Kansas Women’s Golf Assn
Mrs Jean Lance Leads Fort Scott Auxiliary Inspection
Mrs Jean Lance of Fort Scott conducted an inspection Tuesday evening at a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant in the IOOF hall. Mrs Harold Claus presided. Plans were made for an inspection on Oct 6 with members from Humboldt Neodesha and Fort Scott in attendance.
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Jean Lance
Fort Scott
IOOF
Harold Claus
Humboldt
Neodesha
Lindquist Reunion Reported in Erie
A Lindquist family reunion was held Sunday in Erie park with a basket dinner at noon and informal afternoon activities. Attendees included numerous Lindquist relatives from Eric and nearby towns, plus extended family members from Russell, Yates Center, Wichita, Kansas City, Altoona, Arkansas City, Cha nute, and more.
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Ralph Lindquist
Cynthia
Patricia
Yates Center
Val Lindquist
Valerie
Mark
Wichita
Donald Brummitt
Norma Jean
Jimmie
Kansas City
Arvid Lindquist
Mary Pedigo
Sharon
Neva
Altoona
Dean Price
Gaylene
Carla
Arkansas City
Fred Lindquist
Glenice
Susan Allen
Oliver Lindquist
Loyd Chilson
R. B. Lindquist
Chanute
Social Calendar for Thursday and Friday August 1958
Social events listed for Thursday August 1058 include First Church of God missionary retreat from 2 to 4 p.m. at the church and Royal Neighbors of America dinner at Carpenters Hall at noon. Also noted are EFUB church guild at 2 p.m. and Thursday Bridge Club with Mrs L W Mitchell at 1 30 p.m. Friday events include Harmony HDU with Mrs Ray Rush at 1 30 p.m. at Wilson class sewing and quilting and Dorothea Dix tent and memorial building activities at 2 p.m.
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First Church of God
Royal Neighbors of America
Carpenters Hall
Ic Guild of Efub
Bridge Club
W. Mitchell
Central
Harmony Hdu
Ray Rush
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Reoth
Country Club
Carpenters
Dorothea L. Dix
Memorial Building
Doers Not Hearers Only Lesson at Earlton Society
Mrs Bertha Dye led the Women's Society of World Service at Farleton Evangelical United Brethren church with a talk titled Doers, Not Hearers Only. Mrs J R McNary accompanied singing and Mrs S T Walkley spoke on Bible readings and prayer. Mrs Julius Hawke presided and gave the closing prayer. Eight members were served refreshments.
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Earlton
Bertha Dye
Women's Society of World Service
Farlton Evangelical United Brethern Church
J. R. McNary
S. T. Walkley
Julius Hawke
Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H Club Sets Ice Cream Social
The Jolly Go Getters 4-H Club met at Odense school with flag salute and pledge. They voted to hold an ice cream social and appointed a committee for arrangements. Charles Olson asked members to complete record books by August 15. Bruce Hebert announced the program in Larry Lindberg’s absence.
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Jolly-Go-Getters
Odense
Charles Olson
Bruce Hebert
Larry Lindberg
Bruce
Karen Herbert
Richard Weitzel
Loretta Cupper
Nelda Sue Roberts
Cuppet and Weitzel
Modern Etiquette Q&A on mingling meals and introductions
The column advises tipping the soup plate for a last spoonful is permissible but not required and suggests flat spooning as preferable. It recommends introducing forgotten names when a third person joins and urges teaching a boy to rise for women guests by age five or six.
Ann Landers Advises Parents on Smoking and Family Duty
A letter column discusses parents who allowed two sons to smoke and urge other kids to follow. Ann Landers condemns permissive parenting and urges firm limits and education to quit. The page also notes a family dispute over elderly parents and caregiving duties, alongside local social updates and obituaries.
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Dear Ann Landers
Ann Landers
Waist-Slimming Dress and Local Social Notes
Waist-Slimming By Marian Martin exposes a slim waist dress with side-button lines and no waist seams. Erie and vicinity announce Nancy Jo Williams and Charles Bowles wedding at First Methodist church in Excelsior Springs.
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Marian Martin
Nancy Jo Williams
Lewis Williams
Excelsior Springs
Miss Williams
Charles Quinton Bowles
Chris Williams
Erie
Carl Moore
Gibson
Verne Craven
Fort Sill
Okla
Gloria Jeffrey
LaVonne
Main Street
Curfew Imposed at Westover After Vandalism Wave
Col William C Lew base commander at Westover Air Force Base imposes a curfew on escorted dependents 16 and under from 11 p.m. to midnight on Fri and Sat due to vandalism incidents at the Strategic Air Command facility.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
William C. Lewis
Strategic Air Command
Thirty five crater coins for thie pattern patterns
Fragmentary notice from The Che eate Tribune Patters Dept seeking pattern names and style numbers for mailing purposes. Addressed to Marian Martin care of the Tribune, appears to request identifiers for coin patterns and associated engravings.
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Marian Martin
Wesseth St
New York
D. N.Y
Anders Wits
Snumaer
Congress approves largest defense bill of session
Congress passed a 39.2 million defense funding bill including plans to study a second nuclear carrier and boost Army reserve and Marine numbers. The measure moved to the White House after voice votes in the House and an 85 0 Senate roll call. In Cape Canaveral an Army Redstone missile test timed with early Mercury program plans. Weather across the nation shows warm conditions with 80s to 90s and scattered showers.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Heat and Humidity Roast Eastern U S Masses Today
The Associated Press reports summer heat and high humidity gripping the eastern two thirds of the nation. Millions endure stifling conditions as heat indices soar and comfort drains away across cities and towns.
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Associated Press
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