Brownie Scout Meetings Run Christmas Gift Sessions
Scout Troop 23 Brownie Scouts met in the Murray Hill School lunchroom with 21 members present. They made Christmas presents for their mothers and closed with games and taps led by three leaders. Troop 17 Lincoln School Brownie Scouts gathered Monday with 17 members and leaders present to make gifts for parents and finish with the Brownie Tunnel.
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Murray Hill School
Lincoln School
Brownie Scouts
Dee Dee Sweaney
Sandra Pruitt
Mary Jane Kustandorter
Mmes
John Bergen
Sam Baughman
Clark Ward
Santa Apron Pattern by Alice Brooks in Chanute Tribune
Special Christmas greeting item describes a Santa apron pattern 7100, 16 inches long with directions embroidery and applique transfers. They request 25 cents for pattern and 5 cents extra for first class mailing, with address for The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York NY and offers a 1955 Needlecraft catalogue.
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Alice Brooks
League Play Starts With Patches For Winners
Nadine Hoofnagle noted among players as Thursday League opens September 8 for 30 weeks with a break for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Housewives league begins a week later for 28 weeks. winners receive sleeve patches and a trophy per Mrs. Cochran.
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Nadine Hoofnagle
Women Bowlers Thrive In All-Female Leagues At Local Alley
Esther Cochran notes Thursday Night Ladies and Housewives League play with eight teams on Thursday and eight on Monday. Scores top at 299 by John Williams in mixed era. women’s top Thursday scores 232 and 212. All players belong to Women International Bowling Congress and city, state, and national tournaments loom.
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Ladies
Esther Cochran
Tribune
Norma Jean Carlsson
Housewives League
de Meredith
Cochran
Parsons
Ihe National
Miami
Fla
Omaha
Thanksgiving Home Festival at First Methodist Church
About 200 members and friends attended a Thanksgiving Home Festival in the fellowship rooms of First Methodist church. Mrs. Robert Briley opened and announced the program featuring duo piano numbers by Mrs. James A. Butin and Mrs. Arthur Eltzholtz, Judy Jordan singing I Would Weave a Song For You, and a children's choir directed by Mrs. Briley. A tumbling act by Lyle, Lynn and Lee Luman, piano selections by Phil Carter, and a coffee and cookie reception followed. Alice McCune played White Christmas during offertory. Sue Anderson and Jackie Marts led the Thank Offering. Committees for arrangements included Mrs. C. A. Sharpe and Mrs. Ernest W. Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Robert Briley
James A. Butin
Arthur Eltzholtz
Judy Jordan
O’hara - MacLean
Bette Poor
William Lewis
Alice McCune
Sue Anderson
Jackie Marts
C. A. Sharpe
Ernest W. Edwards
Social Calendar Highlights Friday Activities and Meetings
Friday December 2 1955 events include Ladies day at the Country Club 1 45 hosted by Mrs Bill Porterfield with Past Presidents of LA to BRT and Mrs J O Purviance at 1023 8 Highland at 1 o clock Christmas luncheon LS of B of LF E Home Lunch 12 45 Meeting Odd Fellows hall 2 p m Dorothea L Dixtent DAV Memorial building 2 30 Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary postponed to Dec 9 Mrs W E Wilsons class Methodist church 10 to 4 sewing sack lunch
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Country Club
Bill Porterfield
J.O. Purviance
Highland
LF & E
Odd Fellows Hall
Dorothea L. Dixtent
Memorial Building
Neosho Memorial
W. E. Wilson
Methodist Church
Senior Mothers Meet at Memorial for Thanksgiving Dinner
The Senior Mothers club met in the Memorial Federation room for a noon Thanksgiving meal Thursday with 19 members and guest Mrs. Blanche Ward of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Francis J. Meeker, president, opened with a poem and devotions by Mrs. A. C. Ward. The group planned a Christmas party for December 15.
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Senior Mothers Club
Federation Room
Memorial
Blanche Ward
Washington, D.C
Francis J. Meeker
A. C. Ward
George Allen
Music Club In Feature A Night at the Chautauqua
St. Cecilia Music Club hosted a joint meeting with the Junior and Youth groups at Memorial building. Mrs. C. H. Pankratz gave program notes on the Chautauqua movement begun in 1868. Members sang, whistled, played piano, and performed choral numbers as guests were welcomed and new members announced.
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Chautauqua
St. Cecilia Music Club
St. Cecilia
Memorial Building
C. H. Pankratz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fairpoint
N. Y
J. O. Adams
William H. Bailey
Pankratz
Rachmaninoff
John Nation
William T Hunt
Curran
John Hargrave
Nation
Rasbach
Step-In Style for Half Sizes Pattern 9185
Marian Martin ideal frock for half sizes with easy step-in cotton house wear. Describes a jumper to wear with a blouse, designed for shorter fuller figures, no alterations needed. Pattern 9185 supports sizes 14 15 to 24 26 for 39 inch fabric.
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Marian Martin
Pattern order details for Marian Martin add 5 cents
The notice directs sending thirty five cents plus 5 cents for each pattern to Marian Martin via The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. at 252 West 8th Street New York NY. Include NAME ADDRESS ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York II
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
New York
Cheyneys Host Covered Dish Dinner for For get-Me-Not HD
Mr and Mrs Ora Cheyney and Donald hosted a covered dish dinner at their home southeast of town for members and families of the For get-Me-Not HD unit. Mrs Cheyney retires as unit president. Wayne Taylor showed colored movies after the meal. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Taylor Ruth Burdick Robert Burdick Mr and Mrs Jess Daughty Mr and Mrs Stanley McCoy Mr and Mrs Ralph Dent.
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Ora Cheyney
Donald
HD Unit
Cheyney
Wayne Taylor
Taylor
Ruth Burdick
Robert Burdick
Jess Daughty
Stanley McCoy
Ralph Dent
Michael Marsha and Janie Sue Host Event
Michael Marsha and Janie Sue lead the event with the hosts delivering remarks and coordinating activities. The gathering centers on community outreach and informal performances.
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Michael, Marsha
Janie Sue
Benedict-Lynne Aase Celebrates Second Birthday Party
Benedict Lynne Aase daughter of Supt and Mrs S O Aase celebrated her second birthday with a school party. She shared cake ice cream and pop with Gregory Sherryl Roger Parsons and Donnie Milner. Balloons were favors. Callers included Lynne's grandfather Hill DeMent Chanute and other relatives.
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Benedict
Lynne Aase
Supt
S. O. Aase
Gregory
Sherryl
Roger Parsons
Donnie Milner
Lynne
Hill DeMent
Chanute
Roy Finley
Fredonia
W. N. Scates
Patricia
Jimmie
Collie Chambers
Owen Elder
Coloring Sugar Sprinkles For Cookies
Mix six drops of vegetable food coloring into half a cup of sugar. Spread on wax paper and dry at room temperature for lightly colored sprinkles to decorate cookies.
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Susan Francis
Nancy Fletcher
H. Cunningham
Evelyn Dormois
Betty Bowker
John York
Jack Kensinger
Raymond York
Edshire
Sport Coats
Curlee
Che Edmiston
ST. Joseph
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