Social Scene December 7 1961 Christmas Dinners and Parties
A North region social calendar lists numerous club events including Maple Leaf Tea Room Christmas dinner at 1 pm, Fairfield School 6 30 pm party, IC Guild at EVUB church 1 30 pm, Royal Neighbors dinner at Odd Fellows hall noon, Hutton PTA 9 30 am, Missionary Prayer Band 2 30 pm at Bible Baptist, and Four Square HOU turkey dinner at Sorghum Valley Grange 6 30 am. Other gatherings include Senior Mothers Memorial building 2 pm, Holly Mothers lunch 1 pm, Modern Mothers 2 pm, Rainbow HDU and other notes. Continuous gatherings feature gift exchanges, sewing groups, and a final note on the next meeting January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Learmona Hdu
Fairfield School
EVUB
Elmer Oliver
St. Edith
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Hutton Pta
Hutton School
Bible Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Four Square Hou
Sorghum Valley Grange Hall
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial
M. ®. Wilson
S. Evergreen
Holly Mothers Club
HM. E. Cook
S. Larson
Modern Mothers Club
Paul Harris
W. Sth
C. G. Shippy
Miriam
Revenen
John Walter
Allen
Memorial Building
Wilson
Hobby Club
T. C. Ward
Lafayette
Sawyer Hell
Tableaus Presented By Senior Y Teens
Judy Chandler presided over a Y Teens meeting at Senior High School. Judy Kay Wilson announced plans for caroling December 14. Tableaus followed the Biblical Christmas story with Vicki Gardner scripting Roma Turner directing music. Myrna Rains Sharon Cooper and Marcia Sandberg sang with Jane Evans on flute. Cast included Patty Arnold Becky Butcher Christine Galt Carol Henley Susie Kruse and Carol Umbarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Chandler
Yteens
Judy Kay Wilson
Vicki Gardner
Roma Turner
Myrna Rains
Sharon Cooper
Marcia Sandberg
Jane Evans
Patty Arnold
Becky Butcher
Christine Galt
Carol Henley
Susie Kruse
Carol Umbarger
Family Turkey Dinner By Rural Homemakers
Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit held a family turkey dinner and Christmas party at Rural School Sunday evening. After the dinner Mrs. Wayne Klauman announced the program. Performers included Phil Carter drums Leeva Carter piano Georgeann Rausch accordion Debra Kepley accordion and a play Five Kernels of Corn. Participants were Barbara and Brenda Kirby Tony Kline Doug and Stevie Lopeman directed by Mrs. Robert Lopeman. A gift exchange followed. Next meeting set for Jan 9 with Mrs. William Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit
Wayne Klauman
Phil Carter
Leeva Carter
Georgeann Rausch
Debra Kepley
Barbara
Brenda Kirby
Tony Kline
Doug
Stevie Lopeman
Robert Lopeman
George Rausch
John
Diane Kepley
Lee Garman
Nelle Stevens
Viola Lopeman
Velma Ogden
Diana Morris
Robert Kepley
William Dean
Victory Unit Hosts Meeting At Thompson Home
The Victory Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Wilbur Thompson’s home. Nineteen members and two guests attended. Mrs. Glenn Hanson presided and announced next year’s leaders: Mental Health with Mrs. Thompson, Baymanship with Mrs. Howard McNeill, Meat Planning and Balanced Diet with Mrs. Homer Waggoner. Members shared Christmas ideas, readings, and a scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Home Demonstration Unit
Wilbur Thompson
Shelby Wells
D. Propst
Glenn Hanson
Hanson
Thompson
Howard McNeill
Homer Waggoner
al Prosser
Etiquette tips on introductions and sandwich etiquette
An advice column explains how to moderate conversations after introducing two people and confirms that double decker sandwiches must be picked up while open faced ones use a knife and fork. It also notes the standard seating for a groom’s relative and mentions a decorative tincraft display and a dessert service anecdote.
Caroling plans and holiday events at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lynn Bonney hosted a gathering with Judy Chandler presiding. Michel Gibson was voted active. Plans were made to carol December 18 at hospitals and rest homes and to decorate the Christmas tree in the hospital snack shop. The next meeting will be December 18 with Linda Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Bonney
W. 4Th
Les Des
Judy Chandler
Michel Gibson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Linda Bower
Crumrines Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Elta Crumrine celebrated their 50 years of marriage with a Sunday reception at the Community building. Married December 6, 1911 in Yates Center, they have three children, ten grandchildren, and are active in the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates Center
Elta Crumrine
Crumrines
The
Christian Church
Crumrine
Mildred Marrow
Buffalo
Lucille Stoll
Toronto
Hilmer A. Crumrine
Shawnee
Bill Follmer
Melvin Sperry
Linda
Joan K. States
Lewis Eagle
Clove Gillespie
Relph Conce
Sharon
Buftei
Levarence Stoll
Larry Terry
Kenneth and
Jaimie
Guy Hell
Eureke
John Wilkerson
Reece
F. &. Oliver
Independence
Great Teylor
Kenses City
Lewis Morrow
Leroy
Delbert Jonnston
William Stephenson
Ed Wolfe
Chanute
Everett Burter
A. Jonnson
Fredonia
Donn Crumrine
Mrs Eckard Hosts 20th Century Club Meeting
The Twentieth Century Study club met Tuesday with hostess Mrs C Eckard at 306 N Garfield. The group discussed Fallout Shelters, reviewed Robert Meyer’s article and noted interest from cities churches and individuals in shelter planning. Next meeting is Dec 19 with Mrs Null.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
C. §. Eckard
N. Garfield
S. E. Null
Lord
A. M. Garton
Robert Meyer
New Jersey
Meyer
Garton
Null
Advisory Board Meeting in Galesburg Names Officers
The Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Board met Monday in Galesburg with officers elected: Ora Cheyney chairman, Charles Kennedy vice chair, Neal Heilman secretary, Raymond Carter treasurer, and Keith Knetzer public relations. Dr Lawrence Lang will speak at Murray Hill School Friday at 7 30 p m and Home Economic Days set for Jan 30 31 in Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Colorful Coverlet Pattern Offer from The Chanute Tribune
Colorful coverlet pattern 7112 with bias binding stitchery shown as a crib or carriage cover. Offers nine 5 by 7 inch motifs in various color schemes and charges 35 cents for pattern and 20 cents for catalog requests. Includes mailing address and catalog details for Needlecraft Catalog 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Advice Column Fragments On Etiquette And Family Strife
Readers seek guidance on social niceties and tough home issues. Topics include poise in lighted cigarettes, leaving home at 18, living with in-laws, driving duties for elderly relatives, and grief etiquette, with Ann Landers offering blunt, practical counsel.
Local teachers plan January session and gift exchange
Sam Wood Everett Faulkner and Knetzer will meet with Mrs. Robert Lopeman on January 8 to complete lesson plans for the units. A gift exchange followed the business meeting. The retiring officers and Miss Wells were presented gifts from the board. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wood
Everett Faulkner
Knetzer
Robert Lopeman
Miss Wells
Newborns Named at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The babies born at Neosho Memorial Hospital include Douglas Eugene to Tony and Mrs. Collins of 1902 S. Ashby born Oct 28. Glenda Christine to George and Mrs. Ellison of 1111 S. Steuben born Nov 30. Barry Wayne to D. W. and Mrs. Brandon of 21 W. 4th born Nov 29. Guy Jake to David R. and Mrs. Gromer of 1120 S. Forest born Nov 22. Ricky Joe to Joe and Mrs. Leaming of rural Thayer born Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Eugene
Tony Collins
S. Ashby
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Glenda Christine
George Ellison
S. Steuben
Barry Wayne
D. W. Brandon
Guy Jake
David R. Gromer
S. Forest
Ricky Joe
Joe Leaming
Thayer
Better English and spelling quiz answers
Answers include correcting subject verb agreement to cast his vote, pronouncing bayou with emphasis on the first syllable, choosing oculist as the misspelled word, defining accolade as a recognition of achievement, and noting manumit as the word meaning to release from slavery.
Marion Martin Easy Sew Pattern Sale In The Chanute Tribune
Pattern offer from Marion Martin for a easy sew line including pop top skirt and pleated blouse in sizes 2 to 10. Customers mail fifty cents per pattern to Pattern Dept New York with name address and chosen size and style number. Catalog invites readers to a Fall Winter fashion spectacular with 100 styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chesses Station
New York
Mary Fan Martin
Marion Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 8Th St
Tips for removing scorch and crayon stains at home
Scorch stains on garments can sometimes be removed if treated promptly. For white shirts sponge with peroxide and iron, or cover the spot with a dry cloth and iron. Heavier fabrics like wool need wetting, applying cornstarch, rubbing in, drying, and brushing away. For wallpaper crayon marks use soft cloth with carbon tetrachloride, repeating as needed.
Stevenson to Remain at U N Post and Forego Senate Bid
Stevenson will stay as chief U S delegate to the United Nations after Kennedy's approval and promise of a larger role in foreign policy. He declines a challenge to Sen Everett Dirksen in Illinois and says the President will consult him more on foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Kennedy
Stevenson
Illinois
U.S. Senate
Everett Dirksen
Senate
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
U.S
New York
Daley
Pierre Salinger
Not Enough Money Menu Suggestions To Buy That Dog
Recipe notes for a buttercream layer cake with sugar syrup and egg white icing. Article then mentions antimony production in several countries and a Nashville incident involving a boy and his family dog Annie, leading to a house fire report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
James Dixon
Anne
Nixon
Dixon
Annie
Property Confiscation Plan by Fidel Castro
The Cuban government will confiscate all property from persons leaving the island and will apply the proceeds to state needs. Officials in Cuba announced the plan as part of a broader policy to seize possessions of emigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidel Castro
Key West, Fla
International travel limits cited by Havana radio report
Havana radio reported a time limit for returning from trips, but the announced period was not disclosed. Fidel Castro, in a recent speech, mentioned a one month leave for the United States, two months for Latin America, and three months for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
South Viet Nam Agrees to Internal Reforms
South Viet Nam’s government accepts internal reforms after weeks of talks with U.S. officials. President Ngo Dinh Diem agreed to reforms following recommendations from General Maxwell Taylor, aiding prospects for increased American military and economic aid to counter Communist guerrillas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Frederick Notting Jr
Maxwell Taylor
Kennedy
Diem
Attlee Reported Very Seriously Ill in Hospital
Earl Attlee aged 78, former British prime minister, was reported very seriously ill at Amersham Hospital near London. He was admitted Tuesday and doctors did not reveal the exact illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl Attlee
Amersham Hospital
Labor Party
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Albert Benson
Fred Gerardy
Thompson Home
Andrew Nelson
Darwin
South America
E. Main
Mrs. Eckard
20Th Century Club
Galesburg
Ann Landers
Leta
Midane Landers Land
Rochester
Roy
YMCA
Amy
Peanut Gallery
F. J
Lee
Ann Lenders
POLE
Hassocks
Chanute Furniture
W. Main
U.N. Post
China
South Africa
Bolivia
Mexico
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Attlee
Bootery
Rey
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