Mrs Cheyney Heads Neosho County advisory board
Mrs. Ora Cheyney of Earlton was elected chairman of the Neosho County Home Economics Advisory board at a Monday meeting in Stark. Other officers include Mrs. Robert Lopeman vice chairman Mrs. Sam Ricketts Eric treasurer Mrs. Neal Heilman secretary and Mrs. Keith Knetzer rural Erie. The group installed by Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt and met to plan a program at Erie Federated church with Velma McGaugh Manhattan JKO. Members will report to January units and a $100 gift was approved for the Smurthwaite House project in Manhattan. The next meeting is January 24 at 1 30 p m with several members listed by township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Cheyney
Earlton
Neosho
Erie
Gildart
Leo Fickel
F. J. LaForge
Everett Faulkner
S. Santa Fe
Ricketts
Eric
Faulkner
City of Chanute
TOPS Lo-Cal Gals weigh loss tops list
A TOPS Lo-Cal Gals meeting at Sawyer hall reported a total weight loss of 122 pounds. The group announced a Christmas gift exchange for the next Monday night at the hall.
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Sawyer Hall
Wednesday Social Scene Nine Church Groups Meet
The Social Scene lists multiple meetings across churches and clubs on Wednesday December 7. Activities include Women’s Missionary Society events at Grant Avenue Baptist and First Baptist, Christian Service groups at First Methodist and United Brethren, Prayer Band, Friendly Thimble Club, and six Christian Women’s Fellowship groups led by named hosts with meeting times from 12 noon to 7:20 p.m. The schedule also notes a covered dish luncheon for Group One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary Association
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Ralph Garvin
N. Forest
CWF
C. R. Swan
N. Grant
George Wilson
St. Santa Fe
Emmet Boize
S. Tennessee
Eldon Vaughn
Howard Parsons
W. 4Th
Women’s Mission Society of the First Baptist Church
Miranda Perez Wedding Vows In Coffeyville Church
Frances Miranda and Theodore Perez were married November 26 at Holy Name Catholic church in Coffeyville. The bride wore a silk nylon gown with Basque waist and sabrina neckline. Attendants included Kathrine Marquez and Alice Jurado, with Joe Marquez as best man and Raymond Jurado among ushers. A reception followed in Holy Name hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miranda-Perez
Coffeyville
Frances Miranda
S. H. Miranda
Theodore Perez
Juan Perez
Humboldt
Holy Name Catholic Church
Bencon
Sabrina
Kathrine Marquez
Salina
Alice Jurado
Winfield
Manuel Marquez
Mary Hobbs
Elizabeth Perez
Joe Marquez
Raymond Jurado
Gene Hobbs
Philip Reese
Holy Name Hall
Community club and unit meeting notices December 8
Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit at 1801 Evergreen 1:30 p.m. Tioga unit Christmas party 2 p.m. Lincoln PTA study group 9:30 a.m. Hannah Circle Evangelical United Brethren Church 7:30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building covered dish and gift exchange 6:30 p.m. Cecilia Music Club 7 p.m. Holly Mothers Club 1 p.m. Four-Square Home Demonstration Unit Village Creek Community Center turkey dinner for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace and Progress
Clem Greene
Evergreen
Tioga
Cheslie McOnnell
Lincoln
PTA
Max Tharp
Tennessee
Hannah
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
White Elephant
Cecilia Music Club
Holly Mothers Club
Neal McCoy
Village Creek
Drum and Bugle Corps Tea Thursday Evening
The annual Drum and Bugle Corps Mother Daughters tea is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the clothing laboratory. Senior members will receive drum corps pins. Kay Freidline will speak. Judy Kay Wilson reads. Christina Berry sings. Sponsors are Maxine Comstock and Jonie Ashley.
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Drum Corps
Kay Freidline
Judy Kay Wilson
Christina Berry
Maxine Comstock
Jonie Ashley
Modern Etiquette Q A Seating Dismisses Seat Duty
A man should yield the vacant bus seat to a nearby standing woman rather than sit beside his fiancée. It is proper to announce a secret marriage two months after the event. Applesauce with pork should be eaten with a fork, not a spoon.
How Can I Remove a Stuck Fruit Jar Top
A method helps loosen a stubborn jar lid. Submerge the jar upside down in hot water for a few minutes. The heat and steam expand the lid slightly, making it easier to twist off without excessive force.
Local Nuptials Tie Humboldt and Chanute Families
St. Joseph cafeteria in Humboldt hosts a wedding for a bride who attended Holy Name School Roosevelt Junior High and Field Kindley High in Coffeyville. The groom Perez is a switch man for Ash Grove in Chanute. They will live at 1014 12 S Highland Chanute. Out of town guests include numerous relatives from Winfield Sedalia Duncan Joplin Corpus Christi and Parsons among others.
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St. Joseph
Humboldt
Holy Name Catholic
Roosevelt
Field Kindley
Coffeyville
Perez
Ash Grove
Chanute
S. Highland
Raymond Jurado
Winfield
Manuel Marquez
Cleto Coronado
Joe Marquez
Salina
Joe Ramos
Duncan
Okla
Cesar Godinez
Manuel Macias
Dewey
James W. Gray
Corpus Christi
Tex
Antonio Ortiz
Antonietta Ortiz
Noranda Reyes
Juana R. Reyes
Lupe Reyes
Benito Enriquez
Kansas City
Billi Tipton
Joplin
Charles Cervantes
Parsons
Joe Ysusi
Ars
Antonio Mendoza
Sally Mendoza
Ray Kaehr
Independence
Church Reaches Goal Of 630 Witnesses
The Church of the Nazarene at First and Lafayette announced it met its 630 witness goal in November as part of a nationwide Month of Witnessing. Rev. Claude E. Pittenger said 643 personal contacts were made by the local congregation under the theme Try Christ's Way to express Christian testimony and offer a tract asking Have You Tried Christ's Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
First
Lafayette
Claude E. Pittenger
Christ
Christmas Gift Pressure Sparks Family Debate
Dear Ann Landers prints letters about school fund drives for teachers and the cruelty of pressuring children to donate. A mother in Carbondale Illinois regrets solicitations, praising handmade gifts as better. Readers debate marriage views, and a 23-year-old niece causes family tension over attention and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Barbara
Miss Thomas
Eeven
Carbondale
Illinois
Car Stockpile Hits Record in Auto Industry Data
DETROIT AP inventories of unsold new domestic automobiles reach a record 1.1 million, with officials saying 97,000 more cars were built than sold in November. December assembly plans total about 562,000 passenger cars while sales would need to surge to exceed 550,000. Leftover 1960 models numbered around 305,000 on Nov 1 and may exceed 100,000 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Australia to donate 750000 to UN Congo fund
In Canberra Prime Minister Robert Menzies told the House of Representatives of Australia that the country would contribute 750000 to the United Nations Congo fund. In Geneva agreements were signed for a new WHO headquarters designed by Jean Tschumi, a 10 story contemporary building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Robert G. Menzies
House of Representatives
Geneva
Switzerland
World Health Organization
Swiss Confederation
Republic and Canton of
WHO
Jean Tschumi
Five Formosan Fishermen Rescued After 72 Days at Sea
Saigon reports five Formosan fishermen were rescued after 72 days adrift in a junk in the South China Sea following a typhoon. A crewman, 17, died 12 days earlier when food and water ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
South China Sea
West Java raids kill eight, wound five in triple village attack
Eight people were killed and five wounded in two terrorist raids on three villages in West Java. The assaults were carried out by armed attackers amid ongoing rebel activity in the region. Authorities reported the incidents and began investigations into the attackers and targets. The village attacks intensified concerns over security in West Java as officials pledged further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
West Java
Monaco Rulers Attend La Scala Opener in Milan
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace visit Milan for the La Scala Opera House opening. Soprano Maria Callas, a close associate of the Monaco rulers, will resume the La Scala stage Wednesday after a two year absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Prince Rainier
Grace of
Monaco
la Scala Opera House
Maria Callas
la Scala
Earthquake Shocks Southern Portugal Monday Night
An earthquake struck southern Portugal with tremors felt in Olhao causing residents to flee their homes. Officials reported a strong quake that prompted evacuations as the ground shook overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Portugal
Olhao
Scout News Den 5 Pack 3 Candlestick Project Night
Seven Cub Scouts of Den 5 Pack 3 met at Mrs Wanda Hinton’s home on November 28 and made candlestick holders. Ronnie Shurtz led the flag salute and Mark Mattix served refreshments before the Living Circle closed the meeting. Co leader Mrs Curtis Hupp and den mother Mrs Leo Herron were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den 5
Wanda Hinton
Grant
Ronnie Shurtz
Mark Mattix
Curtis Hupp
Den
Leo Herron
KU Nuclear Reactor Nearing Completion
LAWRENCE AP The nuclear reactor center at the University of Kansas is nearing completion and will be ready to receive a supply of uranium in March. The Atomic Energy Commission will supply $40,000 worth of uranium free to encourage research and training in nuclear engineering. The reactor unit is being built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Atomic Energy Commission
State funding split under $180000 contract
Under a $180000 contract the AEC provides two thirds of the funds and the state of Kansas covers the remaining one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AEC
State of Kansas
Air Force unveils monkey satellite capsule model
The Air Force showed Alpha ABC a 50 pound experimental biomedical capsule designed to carry a monkey into the Van Allen radiation belt. Built by Lockheed for about $80,000, the device mimics Mercury style seating and could be launched with current gear. Col. Ed Cole oversees the project and notes recovery methods apply to explorer satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
van Allen
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Inglewood
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
American Rocket Society
Mercury
Ed Cole
Bioastronautics Office
BMD
Discoverer
Rizk to speak at Talk of the Month Club
Rizk, Syria born author with American roots, speaks tomorrow night at 8 in the Home Savings Assn. building at Lincoln and Walnut. The lecture, titled America Is More Than a Country, follows his repatriation story and autograph bio Syrian Yankee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Rizk
Syria
Home Savings Assn
Lincoln
Walnut
Rick
Near East
Rotary International
Rizk
America
Scientists Debate Ethics of Long Term Human Missions
Researchers discuss the dangers and moral limits of extended space or isolation studies that would place humans in protracted, risky environments. They examine safeguards, consent, and potential psychological and physiological effects.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
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Chanute Tribune
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