Wide Food Variety For Yule Shoppers
A late December grocery feature showcases a broad holiday inventory including leafy greens, roots, squash, and peppers, with beef, pork, and turkey prominent. It notes pecan and peanut crops, apples, cranberries, and a varied fruit selection, plus new treats like popcorn macaroons and canned frosting. The piece weighs producer shares in pre cooked foods and offers kitchen tips for holiday baking and efficiency.
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Department of Agriculture
Women Society Meets at Earlton for Christmas Lesson
The Women’s Society of World Service of the EUB church gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Bill Fairchild’s home with Mrs. Dean Dighero assisting. Vice president Mrs. Wendell Brant led the meeting, opening with prayer. Caroling and a lesson titled Glory to God on Earth, Peace were presented by Mrs. Julius Hawke with assistance from Xenia Osborn. The group voted to send a monetary gift to a boy adopted at a Parsons training school. Refreshments served to nine members and three guests.
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Earlton
Women’s Society of World Service
EUB
Bill Fairchild
Dean Dighero
Wendell Brant
Julius Hawke
Xenia Osborn
Parsons
Herbs in Gravy Add Fresh Flavor Options
A home cook suggests adding tarra gon with chicken, oregano with lamb, and basil with beef to elevate gravy. The tip emphasizes experimenting with herbs to enhance meat dishes.
Gifts by Chapter To Wichita School
Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met in the Heritage Room Tuesday night with Alta Spurrier presiding in the president’s absence. A Christmas basket for a needy person was planned and donations were to be brought to the next meeting. Gifts for the Institute of Logopedics at Wichita were collected for children and the institute. Marcella LaSalle read The Tale of the Praying Hands. Refreshments were served by Peggy and Mary Lou Conway. next meeting is Dec 17 with Mrs Irvin Scarlett in Humboldt.
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Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Heritage Room
Alta Spurrier
Institute of Logopedics
Wichita
Marcella LaSalle
Peggy
Mary Lou Conway
Irvin Scarlett
Humboldt
Christmas Party By Vilas Unit
A covered dish luncheon and Christmas party were held Tuesday at Vilas Bethel church by the Vilas Homebuilders HD Unit. Mrs. Milo Myers presided, group singing led by Mrs. Edgar Hutchison, roll call via homemade decoration, safety talk by Mrs. Myers, and new officers installed by advisor board member Mrs. Galen Thorsell. The unit bought safety tapes for farm vehicles and bridges, packed a Christmas box for Osawatomie State Hospital patients, and hosted cakes for Tuberculosis Hospital. Door prize to Mrs. Robert Olson. gifts and mystery pals revealed. 16 members, one guest, and several children attended.
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Vilas Bethel
Vilas Homebuilders HD
Milo Myers
Edgar Hutchison
Myers
Galen Thorsell
Osawatomie State Hospital
Milton Dorris
Betty Nelson
Robert Olson
Clement White
Arthur Salomonson
Church World Service and Christmas Themes At Local Groups
The CWF of First Christian Church organized multiple groups for meetings on Wednesday. Hostess Marie Stipp served 18 members in Group 4 while Groups 6 and 7 met at Warren Waldrip’s home for 27 attendees with speaker Mrs Worley detailing Christmas in Thailand. Group 1 hosted by Mrs H Rauhoff, with devotions and a lesson on The Little Mixter for 22 members plus two guests. Group 2, led by Mrs Jack Sparks, had 16 members and one guest with a Christmas thought shared by all. Group 5 held a covered dish luncheon at Howard McNeill’s with 14 members and five guests. India customs were discussed and a sari and burqa were shown. The Trinity Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs Nicewaner’s home for Christmas songs and a short play performed by members, followed by refreshments for 15 women.
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CWF
First Christian Church
Marie Stipp
S. Plummer
T. H. Cronemeyer
Church World Service
Robert Larrick
Ed Lesher
Warren Waldrip
S. Ashby
Robert Wells
Charles Wolfe
Richard Worley
Thailand
Kenneth Lindsey
H. J. Rauhoff
Ross Miller
George Wilson
S. Santa Fe
Robert Lopeman
Harold Cox
Robert Wilsan
K. R. Reinhardt
Jack Sparks
Lincoln
A. L. Locke
P. F. Needham
Linda Wise
Howard McNeill
R. 1
Forest Clemings
LaMoine Waldron
C. J. Anderson
Ricky Taylor
Neil McNeill
Women’s Missionary Society of the Trinity Baptist Church
Nicewaner
N. Western
Don Grogan
Glenn Eastburn
Velma Ogden
William Phillips
Leon Eastburn
Leah Jean Eastburn
Grogan
Thimble Club Meets At Taylor Home
The Friendly Thimble Club met with Mrs Margaret Taylor at 722 S Grant on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Alice Braschler presided. Devotions featured Bible verses by members. A Christmas luncheon and gift exchange was planned for the next meeting. The group voted to adopt an elderly woman for Christmas. Meeting ended with prayer. Refreshments served to eight members.
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Friendly Thimble Club
Margaret Taylor
S. Grant
Alice Braschler
Patriarchs Auxiliary Plans Dinner Event
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant met in the IOOF hall with Belle Milby presiding. Mrs. Ernest Biggs led inspection. A covered dish dinner is planned for December 17. Guests from Parsons auxiliary joined members from Neodesha Iola Fort Scott Humboldt and Chanute as refreshments followed.
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The
Patriarchs
IOOF
Belle Milby
Ernest Biggs
Ed Barnhart
Shirley Hacker
Parsons
Neodesha
Iola
Fort Scott
Humboldt
Chanute
Laurel Social Calendar Highlights This Friday
Laurel Mothers Club meets at Mrs. Tom More head residence at 517 West 2nd. Builders Class hosts a dinner in the church parlor at 6 30 p m. Wilson Class at First Methodist Church gathers at 10 a m. TOPS Determinettes convene at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m. A 1 30 p m bridge session is planned at the Country Club.
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Laurel Mothers Club
Tom Morehead
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Sawyer Hall
Success Lesson by Mae Wheeler at Chanute Culture Club
Mae Wheeler of 312 N Grant hosted the Chanute Culture Club with help from her sister Mrs Clara Graham on Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen members answered roll call. Miss Wheeler presented the lesson titled Lets Sell Success.
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Mae Wheeler
N. Grant
Clara Graham
Chanute Culture Club
Miss Wheeler
Assembly Program By 4 H Group
Up And Atom 4H Club at Royster Junior High presented an assembly yesterday morning led by Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Brune. Terry Lassman spoke on club activities, Mike Bower explained meeting conduct, Lynda Lassman described club projects, Chester Day covered county and state 4H activities, and state 4H statistics were shown. Two square dances were performed by Patty Lassman, Julianne Brune, Sally Embry, Diane Kennedy, Mike Bower, Chester Day, Greg Dunlap and Bob Bower.
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Up and
Royster Junior High
Ervin Brune
Terry Lassman
Mike Bower
Lynda Lassman
Chester Day
Patty Lassman
Julianne Brune
Sally Embry
Dianne Kennedy
Greg Dunlap
Bob Bower
Sunday Guests Visit Several Families in Oklahoma and Louisiana
Kimball Floyd Lee and wife, and George Neales, were Sunday dinner guests of Eugene See and family along with Joan, Charles and Floyd Allen. Stark Rob Rollin Richardson and Wayne visited George Simmons’s family in Tulsa. Jack Reynolds and Jackie visited Frank Smith’s home in El Dorado. James Mattox and children from Bossier City La visited the Simmons family on Friday.
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Floyd Lee
George Neales
Eugene See
Joan
Charles
Floyd Allen
Stark
Rollin Richardson
Wayne
Tulsa
George Simmons
Susan
Joe
Jack
Jack Reynolds
Jackie
el Dorado
Frank Smith
James Mattox
Bossier City
Methodist WSCS Holds Luncheon
The Women's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist church held a covered dish luncheon with Christmas decor. Mrs. Leland Clapson led the business meeting. Elsie Shue attended as a guest. Missionaries were listed for Christmas cards as coats sent to Manhattan for foreign students were noted.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Leland Clapson
Elsie Shue
Manhattan
Charles Day
World Outlook
Larry McCune
Robert Geiger
Bethlehem
Robert Briley
Floyd Oberg
Mmes. A. L. Thompson
John McMeekin
Dick Purdy
Floyd Naff
Milo Johnson
Toast in Order For Anniversary
AP reports the 30th anniversary of the 21st Amendment marking the end of nationwide Prohibition. Utah ratified on Dec 5, 1933 sealing the amendment and restoring state control of liquor. Bars nationwide saw lines as Mississippi stood as the last state banning liquor sales.
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New York
Utah
Salt Lake City
Mississippi
Town Opposes Renaming Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral officials and the Cocoa Chamber oppose renaming the cape on Florida’s east coast. The town council and chamber adopted resolutions, sending copies to President Johnson, Florida’s delegation, Gov. Bryant and Atty. Gen. Ervin. They support honoring the late president but reject changing the historic name Canaveral, noting its 400 year history.
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Cape Canaveral
Greater
Cocoa
Cape
Canaveral
Cane Field
Pope Paul VI to make historic Holy Land pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI announced a pilgrimage to the Holy Land planned for the first ten days of January. The decision, praised by Christian and Jewish leaders, marks a precedent in papal travel as the pontiff may fly, with Jordanian King Hussein as his guest and visas reportedly not required. The move aims at peace and Christian unity amid ongoing ecumenical efforts.
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Holy Land
Paul VI
Vatican
Paul
Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Rome
Holy
Vatican Ecumenical Council
United Presbyterian Women Hold Christmas Circles Meeting
Circles 3 through 6 met Wednesday afternoon for Christmas lunches hosted by Mrs. Daryl Dalton Mrs. Fred Skinner Mrs. R. J. Hayes and Mrs. Arthur Evans. Guests included Mrs. Carl Schickhart Mrs. W. T. Hunt and Mrs. Reuben Burkman. Christ mas stories and carols followed devotions and lessons.
Scout News Tidings From Troop 129 Meeting
Scout Troop 129 met at the Methodist church with Mrs. George Freeman and Mrs. A. A. Frischenmerger. Patrol Leader Dee Ward led a song as girls covered utility boxes for sewing and crafts and planned Christmas gifts for the next meeting. Taps closed the session. Pack 1 Den 5 elected officers Danny Haggard denner Ronald Burkman assistant denner at the Presbyterian church.
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Methodist Church
George Freeman
A. A. Frischenmerger
Dee Ward
Presbyterian Church
Danny Haggard
Denner
Ronald Burkman
Buckskin Keeper Doug Pennington Featured in Notes
Doug Pennington, keeper of the buckskin, appears in a brief campus or club record. Work began on Christmas gifts for parents. Danny Baker served refreshments and the meeting closed with the living circle.
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Doug Pennington
Danny Baker
Rebekahs Hold Regular Meeting In IOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge No. 158 met Monday night in the IOOF hall with Noble Grand Etta Hanson presiding. District Deputy Louise Channel of District 12 received honors. A Christmas gift exchange was planned for the next meeting. Refreshments were served by Mae Edmonson and assistants. New officers to be installed January 6.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 158
IOOF
Etta Hanson
Louise Channel
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Lester Lawrence
Burris Blume
W. T. Hunt
Reuben Burkman
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Hayes
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Arthur Evans
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