Christmas Dinner for Cheerful Workers at First Baptis Church
Christmas decorations filled the Emerald room of Kay Hotel as Cheerful Workers class of First Baptist Church held a dinner. Thirty-seven members and three guests attended with gifts given to teachers and officers. program featured solo, duets, a Christmas story, carols, and a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptis Church
Emerald
Kay Hotel
Mmes. W. Gayel Bender
Grace Caldwell
Dale Casebolt
Bender
B. F. Wyatt
C. O. Bowers
Mildred
F. P. Faucett
Harry Palen
Wyatt
Mrs Barnhart Leads Patriarchs Militant Auxiliary 1956
Mrs E S Barnhart of Humboldt was elected president of the Ladies auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant for 1956 at a Tuesday night meeting in Odd Fellows hall. Officers include Fern Henderson vice president J T Stone secretary Nathan Hole treasurer and E O Gilbert installing officer. R L Christie presided 17 officers present. A covered dish dinner and Christmas party set for Dec 20. L A LaGrange state reviewing officer conducted a review for the Canton. About 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Barnhart
Humboldt
Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Fern Henderson
Neodesha
J. T. Stone
Nathan Hole
E. O. Gilbert
Garnett
R. L. Christie
L. A. LaGrange
Minneapolis
Kas
Choral Aires Hold Practice and Meeting in Altoona
The Altoona-Wilson County Choral-Aires gathered Monday at Altoona Methodist Church for practice of new numbers and a brief business session. Mrs. Walter Guenther directed. Hostesses Mrs. Roscoe Offenbacker and Mrs. Alvin Carlson hosted a party honoring guests Mrs. Guenther and Mrs. Owen Baird. A gift was given to each guest and refreshments served. Mrs. Donald Morris led the business meeting, and the group set a December 19 meeting if roads are passable, then January 2 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Wilson County
Altoona Methodist Church
Walter Guenther
Roscoe Offenbacker
Alvin Carlson
Guenther
Owen Baird
Donald Morris
Mrs Bolze Hosts Tea For Mrs Wood Back From Arabia
Mrs Emmet Bolze entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Luther Wood who recently returned from Arabia. Guests included Mrs Wood and Mrs Jessie with friends who had not seen her since her return. The afternoon was informal and Mrs Wood displayed Addie articles and shared life there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Bolze
Luther Wood
Arabia
Notable names listed for wartime enlistment roster
The record names Montague Everett Ackerson How lard Parsons Ross Cooper W H Martin B F Wyatt Jack Sparks A F VanWickle Floyd Reed Joe l Holladay L H Wible and Giles Whitworth as part of a published roster of individuals connected to the period wartime service or civic rolls.
Christmas Dance Planned by Sub Deb
Sub Deb club plans a Christmas dance for December 23 at Carol Shook’s home. Jean Ashley led the business session reporting $25 from a candy sale. Karen Penner voted inactive. Refreshments by Kay Hargrove and Phyllis Gray to 28 members and two sponsors. Next meeting at Kay Hargrove’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Shook
Jean Ashley
Karen Penner
Phyllis Gray
Bus Wortman
Dean Foster
Kay Hargrove
Social Calendar Highlights for Thursday December 8 1955
Community groups hold events across churches and clubs with dinners meetings and a postponed youth music club. Notable: First Baptist church 6 30 Christmas dinner Nob Hill club 1 30 Murray Hill PTA study group 9 50 St Cecilia Youth Music club postponed to Dec 15 with gifts and a mystery sister gift exchange luncheon at Forest address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Family
Nob Hill Club
W. R. Burks
W. 2Nd
Murray Hill Pta
George Barker
S. Rutter
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
St. Cecilia
Tioga HD
Gordon Barker
Peace and Progress
Dale Steinman
Oak
Gia
L. R. Cox
Forest
Lucky Beginners 4-H Club Christmas Program
Harmony school hosted the December meeting of Lucky Beginners 4-H club. Linda Watson demonstrated holiday items and gala red and green sequined aprons. Janice Waldron showed orange elephants and penguin eggs crafts. Kelley Starbuck advised on Yule tree fire safety while Billy Brown spoke on safe winter driving. Sue Ann Webber presented a health number. Members donated toys to the Salvation Army for distribution to less fortunate children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony School
Linda Watson
Janice Waldron
Kelley Starbuck
Billy Brown
Sue Ann Webber
Salvation Army
Jolly Jayhawkers 4 H Club Christmas Party Pantomime
The Jolly Jayhawkers 4 H club hosted a Christmas party with the HD unit on Thursday evening. After a covered dish supper the members performed a pantomime Why the Chimes Rang and exchanged gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Jayhawkers
Jolly Jayhawkers 4-H Club
HD Unit
4-H
Etiquette Q A Primer On Introductions And Manners
A brief Q A on proper introductions to say How do you do address a man as Mr only if no title Dr or Reverend. do not slice muffins with a knife break bread with fingers. when reintroduced say I have already had the pleasure of meeting Mr Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Williams
Cosmos Study Club Christmas Dinner Hosted at Bray Home
Mrs Bray hosted a 7 o'clock Christmas dinner for 13 Cosmos Study Club members last night at her home 129 North Grant. Mrs Ernest W Edwards assisted with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Bray
Cosmos Study Club
N. Grant
Ernest W. Edwards
Dear Virginia Your Little Friends Are Wrong Poem Review
A poem titled Dear Virginia Your Little Friends Are Wrong appears in a 1807 New York Sun article, alongside notes about Santa and Christmas imagery. Gifts are exchanged and an informal evening is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
New York Sun
Virginia
Pattern Order Notice to Marian Martin
Request for thirty five cents per pattern plus six cents each for 1st class matting sends to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY. Print plainly name address with zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
Weat 18Th St
New York St
N.Y
Alert Homemakers Meet in Mrs Burghart Home
Mrs Harry Allen presided over the Alert Homemakers HD unit Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Raymond Burghart. Roll call cited a change from the home furnishings lesson. The group made Christmas decorations and planned the annual party for 7 p.m. Saturday at North Valley school with attendees expected to bring table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
Alert Homemakers HD Unit
Raymond Burghart
North Valley School
Humboldt Rotary Hear Ann Schoenberg on Language in Schools
Ann Schoenberg of Humboldt High School led a Rotary talk on language and its place in elementary schools at the Monday dinner. Attendees included visiting Rotarians from Iola and Chanute, with Emerson Lynn Jr. presiding and Rev. Paul L. Carpenter giving the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Schoenberg
Miss Schoenberg
Fred C. Hiller
Emerson Lynn Jr
Paul L. Carpenter
Iola
Chanute
James Butin
Howard Jester
John Brazee
Bill Young
Fred Steele
Paul Ellis
A. R. Chambers
A. M. Redding
Joe Earl
Dick Mankle
How Can I Do It Easy Fish Scaling
A simple method to scale fish uses a large vessel and boiling water. Submerge briefly then cool in cold water, rub lightly to remove scales. For toothbrush bristles, use two brushes alternately to dry and regain stiffness. To prevent hot brown thread from crumbling, cut with silk or linen thread instead of a knife.
LA to BRT Meeting Notes Gift Exchange Planned
Mrs. L. I. Stevens presided at a meeting of LA to BRT in Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday. Plans were made for a gift exchange at the next gathering scheduled for December 20.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Bolze
Alice Brooks
Truitt
N. Steuben
Mrs. Bray
Joan Davis
Betty Anw Orth
Ern Miller
Moor
June Peterson
Humboldt Chapter
OES
Peterson
Nellie Hengan
Jack Peterson
Lucille Brown
David E. Brown
Georgia Bar
Bakersfield
Calif
Mt.Moriah
Kansas City
Humboldt Ministerial Alliance
Alliance
Pawpa Mae
W. Main
Ideal TV
Comfort
Vanity Fair
Denver
Gabardine
du Pont
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