CWF Groups In Meetings at First Christian Church
The Christian Women's Fellowship held five group meetings in members' homes on Wednesday. Group 1 elected Mrs. Lowell Kreider as leader with Mrs. George Defebaugh as assistant. Christmas gifts were delivered to children of Mr. and Mrs. Nicolass Nooteboom. Group 2 invited Mrs. Ira Hutchinson to lead. Group 3 hosted a covered-dish dinner and prayers. Group 4 featured a lesson and Christmas story. Group 5 featured singing silhouettes from Mrs. Cobble and a devotional by Mrs. McGhee with refreshments for 18 members and guests.
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Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Lowell Kreider
Henry Alford
George Defebaugh
Kreider
C. W. Neff
Francis Jackson
Dan Bower Sr
Marie Zehner
Olive Kemmerer
W. Elm
Christ
P. H. Needham
Robin Cobble
Jack Sparks
Mmes. C. R. Swan
Tony Biele
George Washburn
Perl Brown
C. C. Hunter
Ross Cooper
B. E. Barkley
A. B. Olson
W. M. Best
Ed Lesher
Dale Dahlaeup
Belgium Congo
David McGhee
Albert Benson
Kenneth Lindsey
Glenn Kiddoo
Officer Installation By Baptist Society
Mrs. E. M. Pearson led the installation of officers at the educational meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist church on Wednesday. Sherrill Rush assisted with singing, and fifty-one members attended the installation and luncheon. Mrs. Willard Cleaver read the devotional story Three Chests, Mrs. Earl Grogan presented the love gift dedication Gifts of Gold, and Mrs. Templeton directed the business session. The social committee organized the remainder of the afternoon.
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E. M. Pearson
Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Earl Grogan
William Templeton
Thimble Club Plans Christmas Dinner
The Friendly Thimble Club scheduled a Christmas dinner for December 19 with hostess Mrs. Fred Bartholomew at 905 North Garfield. Co-hostess Mrs. Ed Braschler and Mrs. Ole Ball assisted. Bartholomew presided, Eye led a devotional, and a cooked food sale followed. Nine members and two visitors attended.
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Friendly Thimble Club
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
Ed Braschler
S. Steuben
Ole Ball
Bartholomew
Ernest Eye
Charles McKellips
Eye
Patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book Offer
Two free patterns printed in our needlecraft book offer stunning designs for your home and yourself Readers can order other designs easily Bend 25 cents for your copy right away for this wonderful book
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Alice Brooks
Film program by Beta Delta Chapter features Egypt Arabia Greece
Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosted Dr. Fred Shaw for a film program titled Egypt Arabia and Greece. Marcella LaSalle served as hostess and Mrs. Don Shoemaker led a business session that included a Boy Scouts contribution. Zone 3 EA A dinner and a Christmas party at Mrs. Petit’s Tea Room and Tioga Hotel were announced.
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Egypt
Arabia
Greece
Fred Shaw
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Marcella LaSalle
Don Shoemaker
Boy Scouts
Tioga
Petit
Presbyterian Circles Meet at Holiday Lunches and Talks
The Presbyterian Women's Association met in circles for Christmas themed programs and luncheons. Circle 2 heard The Angel Who Refused to Sing with a devotional by Mrs. Blanche Petit and Mrs. Finney led the Christmas tale. Circle 3 covered The Philippines lesson with Mrs. Koll and a 1 o'clock luncheon for 13. Circle 4 closed the year with a business meeting and a 1 o'clock luncheon. Circle 5 featured Christmas in Holland presented by exchange student Katrie Boogert with a cedar centerpiece salad supper. Circle 6 hosted by Mrs. Walter Naylor with a Philipines lesson and devotional. Circle 7 presented Let Us Keep Christmas by Peter Marshall followed by a covered-dish dinner. Circle 8 had Mrs. Glen Hatfield as president with guests Mrs. L. J. Witherspoon and Gussie Bertram in attendance.
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J. Chapman
Bradley
D. A. Finney
Blanche Petit
Fred Skinner
Majorie Cook
H. E. Walters
Skinner
Philippines
Stella Koll
Circle 3
W. T. Warren
Highland
B. M. Dunham
John Nation
Circle 4
Robert Koch
Circle 5
Holland
Katrie Boogert
Miss Boogert
Chanute Junior College
M. L. Morton
S. Plummer
Circle 7
Peter Marshall
D. C. Diver
Stewart Hoofnagle
W. A. Hoofnagle
Jim Gilbreath
Glen Hatfield
The
Presbyterian Women's Association
L. J. Witherspoon
Mena, Ark
Gussie Bertram
Circle members hear Christmas devotional at Bailey home
Members gathered with Mrs. William H Bailey at 118 S Highland for a Christmas devotional led by Mrs William T Hunt. Mrs Bruce Burris led a lesson on the Philippines. Coffee and dessert were served by the hostess, with Mrs Roy Lawson and Mrs Ed Handendorf assisting.
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William H. Bailey
S. Highland
William T. Hunt
Bruce Burris
Philippines
Roy Lawson
Ed Hardendorf
Jiffy Cut Pattern 9117 Sew and Fit Apron Pattern
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Name and address request for New York listing
Print plainly NAME and ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER as specified for the New York 11, N Y listing.
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Ben
Chanute Tribune Mousehold Arts Dept
Chelsea Station
New York
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Tsth St
Christmas Party At Mrs Petit's Tea Room Hosts Gift Exchange
The ACT Auxiliary held its annual Christmas party and gift exchange Thursday at noon in Mrs. Petit's Tea Room with Mrs Clyde Bishop presiding. Mrs W T Blackwood presented the topic Lets Keep Christmas as twelve members answered roll call with favorite quotations.
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ACT Auxiliary
Vows Exchanged In Kansas City
Marilyn Anne Raymond and Kenneth Raymond Jacquinot were married November 24 at St Francis Xavier Church in Kansas City. The couple, both residents of Kansas City, will make their home there. Reverend Vincent G Brown officiated with assistants. Maid of honor was Janie Marie Raymond. bridesmaids Kathleen Murphy. Best man Bernard Jacquinot. groomsmen Jack Gahagen. ushers Gratton Murphy and Douglas Lee.
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Marilyn Anne Raymond
Harold J. Raymond
Parsons
Kenneth Raymond Jacquinot
Leonard E. Jacquinot
Wal Nut
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Kansas City
Vincent G. Brown
Paul M. Smith
Joseph E. Brown
Twin Oaks
Janie Marie Raymond
Kathleen Murphy
Bernard Jacquinot
Jack Gahagen
Gratton Murphy
Douglas Lee
Yule Bows Shown To Modern Mothers
Mrs. Quentin Nelson demonstrated a box of Christmas bows and explained their making at the Modern Mothers Club meeting. Hostess Mrs. Dennis Mills and 16 members gathered with a red serving table centerpiece. Mrs. Shook presided, Mrs. Bray co hosted, and a contribution was sent to the Boy Scouts.
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Quentin Nelson
Modern Mothers Club
Dennis Mills
W. Seventh
Glen Shook
Floyd Bray
Nelson
Angel
Dale Evans Rogers
Shook
Boys Scouts
Loan Fund Studied by Chapter DD PEO
The Chapter DD PEO met Thursday afternoon to study the educational loan fund presented by Mrs. Carl Pate. Mrs. Randall Diver hosted 15 members at her home 130 S Larson. Mrs. Pate presided as president. A contribution was made to the tuberculosis association.
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Educational Loan Fund
Carl Pate
Randall Diver
S. Larson
Pate
Tuberculosis Association
Grace Episcopal auxiliary holds year-end meeting in Sawyer Hall
Mrs. Dean Gough presided as president at the Grace Episcopal auxiliary’s last meeting of the year in Sawyer Hall Wednesday afternoon. The devotional “He Lives” by Austin Purdue was presented. Tea was served by Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mrs. Kenneth Wright.
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Grace Episcopal Auxiliary
Sawyer Hall
Dean Gough
Austin Purdue
Charles Broadwell
Kenneth Wright
Fruit Cup and Sherbet Duo for Fresh Flavors
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Itinerary Plan To Be Drawn Later For Eisenhower Tour
White House press secretary Hagerty said no decision has been made on which drought hit states President Eisenhower will survey during a mid January inspection tour. An aerial survey is planned of parched areas in several Midwest and Southwest states with conferences in some affected regions. Areas hardest hit include southern Colorado Kansas Oklahoma Texas Arizona Missouri and New Mexico.
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Augusta
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Midwest
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
Missouri
New Mexico
Sunday Visitors Across Lone Elm and Nearby Towns
A string of local visits highlights social ties with Mr and Mrs Ben Martin and families in Lone Elm and nearby Parsons Coffeyville Chanute and Wichita. Encounters include E E Heck hosting Lone Elm guests, Stiles visiting Marquardt family, and Fraser Fraser Stiles gatherings with several households over the weekend.
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Lone Elm
Ben Martin
Clyde Heck
E. E. Heck
Charles Stiles
W. E. Marquardt and Sons
Parsons
George French
Harley Fraser
Flossie Denney
Everett Denney
Roy Berg
George Gruetzmacher
Jamita
Harry Berg
Dora Hudson
Coffeyville
Earl Hudson
Glen Roy Berg
Ralph Wingate
Dale Johnson
Independence
Roy Berg Wayne
Lynn
Leela
Harry Stiles
Howard Splane
Chanute
Carl Fraser
Patty Lou
Irvin Gibson
Carl Stiles
Harry Steeves
Billie Marquardt
Wichita
Parsons area social roundup reports visits and showers
Wayne and Gwendlyn Marquardt and Patty Thompson of Parsons visited the Stiles Friday evening. George and wife joined Independence visitors. Several families hosted and attended birthday celebrations and a church shower for Dorothy Maye Shoaf in Independence. Calves were taken to the Parsons Market by Kenneth Frankenberg.
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Wayne
Gwendlyn Marquardt
Patty Thompson
Parsons
Charles Stiles
George French
E. L. Darbro
Independence
Harry Berg
Earl Williams
Albert Kamm
Everett Parsons
Dean
Paul and
Chipper Marquardt
Harry Stiles
Church of God
Dorothy Maye Shoaf
Junior. Smith
Roy Berg
Leola
Dale Johnson
Will Hixon
Lucile
Henry Hixon
Altoona
James Maxwell
Neodesha
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Saxophone misadventure ends with Christmas wish
Two year old Randy Koral wedged his foot in his father's alto saxophone during a TV segment. Firemen pried and pressed to free him, removing keys to release the foot. When asked what he wanted for Christmas Randy cheerfully said a saxophone, a wish his father shares.
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Los Angeles
Randy Koral
Randy
Well beaten egg yolks described in old recipes
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Out Our Way Beauty Shop Ad Offers Cold Wave Deals
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