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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1955

Page

3

OES Officers Dinner Shaped Tioga Hotel Ballroom

Mrs. C. Vincent Mc Cune and Mr. R. D. Churchill hosted the Hulda Parker chapter OES officers at a 7 o clock Sunday dinner in Tioga Hotel ballroom. Tables formed a U with a silver tree red poinsettias and Swedish chimes. programs included piano numbers a Christmas story a solo and carols.

C. Vincent McCune R. D. Churchill Tioga Hotel Hulda Parker Chapter OES McCune Churchill Coelling Friml Dave Petterson Alexander Mih Wallace Johnson Frank Davidson Messrs Mmes P. H. Taylor Joe R. Wasser Jack Churchill E. R. Parr Mmes. Petterson Milt. Davidson P. B. Darlington Raymond Pierpont A. H. Alcock Hazel Slane Fred Brandon C. C. Cowen Daisy Jordan Lester Welch Fred Heinze Roy Gibson Ralph Fleming A. D. Conron Cheslie McConnell Sam Willis Tommy Anderson W. L. Drybread Messrs. Johnson Edwin H. Rideau Avery Sprague Mrs. McCune Mr. Churchill Taylor Mrs. Parr

St Patrick Altar Guild and Holiday Social Calendar

Social calendar for Wednesday December 7 1955 lists St Patrick Altar Guild events at the school hall 730 p.m. chair Mrs Richard Keenan and committee. Rainbow Chapter Memorial Building 630 p.m. covered dish dinner and Christmas program. Presbyterian Womens also in groups with 1 p.m. luncheons except circles 3 4 and 7. Other circles host salads and socials with managers including Mrs Haynes Nelson Adams Dunham Skinner Bailey Hoofnagle Tripp and others. Friendly Thimble Club 2 p.m. White elephant sale. First Baptist WMS lunch and installation 1 p.m. Grant Avenue Baptist WMS 130 First Methodist WSCS 2 p.m. Rev Norman Blosat speaker. WLCS Circle 10 8 p.m. Zion Lutheran Ladies 1430 Grace Episcopal auxiliary 2 p.m. WMS United Brethren in Christ 2 p.m. Prayer band 150. Christian Womens Fellowships in circles at 2 p.m. except No 6 with listed leaders from Cha nute Santa Fe Lincoln Tennessee and fourth street fields.

St. Patrick's Altar Guild School Hall Richard Keenan Chanute Rainbow Chapter Memorial Building Presbyterian Womens T. W. Haynes S. Highland A. G. Nelson J. O. Adams W. Beech Irs Dunham Lafayette Fred Skinner S. Larson W. H. Bailey Highland Stuart Hoofnagle Kansas Friendly Thimble Club Charles Tripp Washington First Baptist Wms Grant Avenue Christian Womens Fellowships W. N. Chickadonz Chanute C. M. Neff N. Santa Fe Jack Sparks S. Lincoln Dale Dahlgren S. Tennessee Gerald Rowan

Marcia Jean Robertson Honored On Birthday

Mrs Oley Robertson hosted a Saturday birthday party for her daughter Marcia Jean who turned three on Sunday. Guests included family members and friends such as Larry and Mike Weidert, the Robertson family, Judy Rausch, Connie Hottenstien, and Minnie Huckstep among others.

Oley Robertson R. 3 Marcia Jean Larry Mike Weidert Eric Sandra Robertson Judy Rausch Connie Hottenstien Tanya Bob Debbie Huckstep Connie Paul Smith Danny Joe Rausch Karen Kay Johnny Lee Marcia Jean Robertson Marcia Minnie F. Huckstep Myrle Umbarger Glen Weidert

Slimming! Marian Martin Dress Pattern 9199

Eric and his uncle John W Huck Topeka. Slimming by Marian Martin features a new dress design for a shorter fuller figure with a perfect fit and no alterations. Side-buttoned lines and panel details flatter the figure. Pattern 9199 offers half sizes 14 14 through 24 15 with size 16 1 requiring 4 yards of 39 inch fabric.

Marian Martin

Pattern Add cents for each pattern mauling

Send thirty five cents for this pattern add cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Address to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 752 West 18th St New York 11 NY. Print planetary name address with zone size and style number.

Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N.Y Marian Martin Chanute Tribune West 18Th St New York Platary

Steven Moon Honored On 9th Birthday

Steven Moon, nine, celebrated with a Saturday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Moon at 1201 S. Central. An airplane theme featured a cake shaped like a plane, runway tables, and candy plane favors. Mrs. Moon was aided by Mrs. Fred McCreedy and Mrs. Lyle Swink.

Steven Moon Boyd Moon S. Central Moon Fred McCreedy Lyle Swink Beverley Binkley Leesa Powell Leah Babcock Anne Patterson Penny Mike

Household tips for cleaning diamonds pork roasting and silk color

How to clean diamond rings with a stiff brush and soap and water with a touch of ammonia, then dry on jewelers sawdust and polish with chamois. Roast pork is boiled partly then roasted to finish, avoiding shrinkage. Salt in wash water helps set silk colors.

Bridal Shower Fetes Nancy Coonrod Ahead of December Wedding

Nancy Coonrod honored at a bridal shower hosted by Jane Churchill and her mother Mrs. Ted Churchill in Mrs. Petit's tearoom. The voyage theme featured a yellow pink ship christened Nancy Merrill by Ima Jean Ford, with games and advice for the bride designate Merrill Brock.

Jane Churchill Ted Churchill Nancy Coonrod Merrill Brock Miss Coonrod W. A. Coonrod L. O. Brock Rose Hal Sinclair Manhattan, Mines B. M. Dunham Carl Schickhardt Fred Skinner Dave Petterson Roy Chapple William T. Hunt Joan

Bridge Club at Tioga Hotel Sees Six Couples Play

Six couples attended the Duplicate Bridge session at Tioga Hotel Monday night. Top scores included Mrs. Robert M. Allen with 85 and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson, Mrs. Howard Wilson and Lee Judy with 2713, Mrs. Harry B. Williams and Mrs. Clyde Bloom with 27, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ward with 26. The next session is January 9 at the hotel.

Tioga Hotel Robert M. Allen Fred L. Johnson Howard Wilson Lee Judy Harry B. Williams Clyde Bloomheart Bob Ward

School of Instruction Attendance and Gift Exchange Planned

Lens Campbell of Topeka accepted an invitation to attend a school of instruction at Erie on January 20 to demonstrate work by the degree team. The next meeting is scheduled for December 19 with a gift exchange. Past Noble Grand club will meet with Mrs. Ira Hubler for a noon luncheon and gift exchange on December 16.

Lens Campbell Topeka Erie Noble Grand Club Ira Hubler

Scout Troop 15 Brownies Meet at Alcott School

Scout Troop 15 Brownie members and their leader Mrs. Maxine Clark met Monday at Alcott school. The gathering opened with the flag salute and Brownie Promise. Mothers were invited to a Christmas party at Mrs. Clark’s home next Monday. The meeting closed with carols and taps. Five members attended with leaders Mrs. Clark and Linda Clark.

Brownie Scouts Alcott School Maxine Clark Hutton School Lana Belt America Marvin Seefeldt Harry Norton

Girl Scout meeting plans Christmas party and badge work

Twelve Girl Scouts and two leaders, Mrs John Roth and Mrs Warren Alger, met in Hut ton School cafeteria. Lana Belt led the session with flag salute and Brownie Promise. They made Christmas presents for mothers and closed with taps.

Marilyn Caldwell Mary Kay Hasty John Roth Warren Alger

Chanute Tribune Briefs Reach Dec 6 1955 Page Three

Chanute Tribune brief items from December 6 1955 cover local happenings on page three. Highlights include community notices and timely notes about residents and events in Chanute Kansas.

The Chanute Tribune

Training schools announced for Home Demonstration unit officers

Mrs Marguerite Grannemann Neosho county HD agent announced two training schools for newly elected Home Demonstration unit officers for 1956. The first will be December 14 in Memorial building Dee and the second December 15 in Erie court room. Both sessions run 1 15 to 3 30 p.m. Officers should bring old books and will receive new materials to update their books.

Marguerite Grannemann Neosho County Dee Memorial Building Erie

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