Social clubs and meetings listed for Thursday notices
The schedule lists numerous group events and meetings including Jaycee Jaynes board at 7:30 p.m. and United Presbyterian Women circles with various hosts and venues. Other items show church and society gatherings, luncheon and dinner plans, and holiday social events across multiple addresses in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Thimble Club
Pas
Charles Tripp
S. Washington
Jaycee Jaynes
Women’s Society of Christian Service
B. M. Dunham
Lafayette
William Bailey
Highland
Robert Williams
Tith
George Garrison
Memorial Building
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
American Association of University Women
Leo Gottlieo
St. Tennessee
St. Anne's Chapter
Grace Episcopel
Sawyer Hall
Women of Grace Church
Sawyer Hell
Christmas Activities Planned at Midway Y Teen Club
Midway Y Teen planned Christmas activities at the Midway school science room with Marilyn Nelson presiding. The Christmas meeting is set for December 13 at the Mary Hardin home, with each member bringing a gift for a grab bag. A package will be sent to Osawatomie State Hospital and a family will be adopted for Christmas. A committee was named to organize caroling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway School
Marilyn Nelson
Mary Hardin
Osawatomie State Hospital
Smart cozy gloves and patterns from Chanute Tribune ad
Advertisement for EASY KNIT patterns by Alice Brooks shows longer gloves options, knit instructions, sizes small to large, pattern 7020. Price thirty cents plus 5 cents for mailing. Also promotes 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with 200 designs for knit crochet sew weave or embroider plus two free patterns. send 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Bridge Club Results At Tioga Hotel
The Duplicate Bridge club met last night at the Tioga Hotel. Above average scores were posted by Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Charles Broadwell scoring 31, Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and Dan Forbes achieving 284 percent, and Bob Allen with Mrs. Ralph Caldwell recording 26s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Bob Allen
Charles Broadwell
Fred L. Johnson
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Ralph Caldwell
Ladies Society Meeting Plans Christmas Charity
The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers met Friday in Carpenter's hall for a noon luncheon with 20 members present. Mrs. Tom Boman was re elected president and plans were made to adopt a needy family for Christmas. A Christmas party with gift exchange will be held at Mrs. Vernal Batesel's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Carpenter’s Hall
Tom Boman
Vernal Batesel
Gift Wrapping Lesson At Beta Delta Chapter Meet
Mrs Ward Barnett taught a gift wrapping lesson at Beta Delta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha on Monday evening at the sponsor Mrs Oliver Klingner 1207 WStd. A dessert was served to eleven members a pledge Mrs James Burr three guests Vee Flynn Kansas City Mrs Al Benson and Suzie McAuley. The next meeting will be a Christmas party on Dec 18 with Mrs Bob Hembree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Barnett
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Oliver Klingner
W. Std
James Burr
Vee Flynn
Kansas City
al Benson
Suzie McAuley
Bob Hembree
Mrs Bouray Elected Head of Neosho County UNESCO
The Neosho County UNESCO executive board elected Mrs Felix Bouray as chairman with Mrs Nelle Stevens as vice chair and Mrs Charles Bohlander as second vice. Other officers include Mrs Ralph Fortenberry secretary and Boyd Burns treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Unesco
Harry Rash
Thayer
Mmes
Don R. Abbuehl
Ralph Drake
Wayne Brandon
Elma Pence
Chanute
Glenn Crosby
Erie
Felix Bouray
Nelle Stevens
Charles Bohlander
Stark
Ralph Fortenb
Mexico
Colonia Ibarra
Sara Wilson
Sunny Stone Home Demonstration Unit Meets for Christmas Gifts
Members gathered for an all day meeting in the Community building with a covered dish luncheon of unusual dishes. The group spent the afternoon making Christmas gifts and decorations. The next meeting is set for December 12 with a covered dish luncheon and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sunny Stone Home Demonstration Unit
Lang to Speak at Midway PTA Study Group Meeting
Kan sas State University extension specialist Dr. Lawrence Lang will address the Midway PTA Study Group Thursday at 10 30 am. He will also speak Friday at Murray Hill School at 7 30 pm on teen topics from his That n Talk sessions with a focus on his demo program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lang
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Midway Pta
Murray Hill
Lang
Head doctor suggested by Ann Landers
A reader asks Ann Landers about family roles with a dominant wife and teenage daughters. Landers calls the husband insecure and advises against leaving home, urging him to seek a head doctor for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
America
Worm
Landers
Sonny
Questioning roles in family workplaces sparks discussion
The article notes debates on assigning family duties in small businesses and asks whether owners or managers should be tipped by staff. It asserts that in some shops, owners may work beside employees without receiving tips, citing barber and beauty salons as examples.
Rebekah Lodge Holds December Meeting with Honors
Rebekah Lodge met Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Ralph Burghart presiding. Degrees were conferred on three. Edith Johnson of La Harpe, district deputy president, visited and received a sunflower plaque from the group. Birthdays honored included Elsie Stierwalt Viola Lesan Ida McCoy and John Oglesbee. A Christmas party and gift exchange were announced for the next meeting. Refreshments served to 77 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Ralph Burghart
Edith Johnson
la Harpe
Disttrict 12
Bessie Camerell
J. W. Brown
Johnson
Humboldt Lodge
Mmnes
Elsie Stierwalt
Viola Lesan
Ida McCoy
John Oglesbee
Ethel Stevens
Mmes
Agnes Zimmerman
Nettie Miller
A. R.hudspeth
Modern Etiquette Question on Boutonniere Costs
The article discusses whether male wedding attendants should pay for their own boutonnieres. It notes common practices vary by region and family tradition, with some couples covering costs as part of wedding expenses.
Menu Suggestions Pea Soup With Ham
A recipe fragment discusses making pea soup with ham and vegetables. It includes butter ham carrot onion water and pea soup mix with steps to melt butter add ingredients simmer and serve, though the text interleaves bridal questions and lending a dress.
English usage and pronunciation quiz corrections
Corrected: 1. Was arraigned before the court, and was convicted of the crime. 2. Parmesan is pronounced with the accent on the second to last syllable, par-MA-zan. 3. Mucilage, mirage, homage, harangue, hemorrhage all exist. the misspelled among likely options is mileage. 4. Vacillate means to waver between opinions. 5. Mollify begins with me and means to allay anger.
12 MONTH FASHION Pattern 9159 for Misses Size 16
Marian Martin Wear this smart suitdress under a coat or by itself for year round wear. Easy-sew pattern 9159 for Misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40. Size 16 uses 4 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 35 cents plus extra for non standard mailing to Marian Martin pattern dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Marian Mertin
Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
Pisinig
Morale and supply woes surface in National Guard recall
Reports from Ft Lewis and other camps describe low morale and shortages as National Guard and reserve units are recalled. Pentagon sources cite under 1 percent filing complaints among 119000 called back, while critics cite delayed preparations and older weapons amid broader political critique of Cold War mobilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lewis B. Hershey
Pentagon
Wiliam H. Harrison
The
National Guard Association
Kennedy
Navy
Ft. Lewis
Wash
SAC
Omaha
Brownie Scout Troop 54 Opens Meeting With Song
Scout News notes Troop 54 at Murray Hill School opened with the Brownie Smile Song led by Anne Keller. Roll call and clues preceded crafts for Christmas gifts for parents. Patricia Martin led Goodnight Brownies and adjournment with Vanish Brownies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Keller
Murray Hill School
Patricia Martin
Delegates Elected to National Farmers Organization Board
A delegate and alternate from southeast Kansas to the Kansas City marketing area meat board of the National Farmers Organization were elected at a meeting here last night. Bill Fail of Wilson County was chosen as delegate and Jack Counts of Crawford County as alternate. The session was led by the NFO meat bargaining board in the 3rd district with elections also held at six other Kansas City area points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Kansas
Kansas City
National Farmers Organization
Bill Fail
Wilson County
Jack Counts
Crawford County
NFC Count
Coin compilation with values and mint marks
A list of US coins including dimes nickels half dollars and quarters with years mint marks and values such as 1916-D dime valued at 30.00 and 1950-D nickel at 2.00 along with buffalo and standing liberty quarters and key dates noted for collectors.
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Dial Tribune
Bridge Club
Seamona Hdu
Fairfield School
EUB
Elmer Oliver
Royal Neighbors of America
Hutton Pta
Hutton School
Bivle Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Savere Hdu
Sorghum Valley Grenge Hell
M. ®. Wilson
Evergreen
Holly Mothers Club
E. Cook
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Chanute Optimist Club
Central Park
S. Forest
Ladies Society
PTA
Chicago Tribune
Rebekah
Sulla
Belle-Sharmeer
Edward H. McDaniel
Army
Alvin O’konski
Rwis
Wisconsin
H. A. Smith
O’konski
O'Kenski
Chanute Tribune
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Scout News
the Tribune
NFO
Lincol
D Mercury
V.D.B
Liberty
Roscoe
Humboldt, Kansas
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