Humboldt High Music Program Features Holiday Performances
Humboldt High School presents its annual Christmas music program Tuesday night at 7 30 led by the girls glee club triple trio boys quartet band and mixed chorus. selections include Christmas Reverence Beautiful Savior We Three Kings Carol of the Bells White Christmas and Joy to the World among others. Robert Herbert and John Childs supervise with Joseph Bruce offering Night Before Christmas as a special feature. a social hour concludes the program with refreshments and 35 attendees reported.
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Humboldt
Robert Herbert
John Childs
Joseph Brucel
Legion Post Plans Christmas Dinner and Program
Algy Doty post of the American Legion and auxiliary announce a family Christmas dinner and program at the Legion hut on Wednesday night. The Legion will provide turkey and families bring covered dishes. Frederick W. Hartwig serves as post commander and Mrs Horace Jones as auxiliary president.
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Algy Doty
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hut
Legion
Frederick W. Hartwig
Horace Jones
Christmas Program at Church by Woman's Society of Christian Service
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church for its Christmas program and December meeting. Mrs. Gerald McCall opened with Star of the East on piano. Mrs. Frank Hemphill led the program with a Bethlehem theme.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Gerald McCall
Frank Hemphill
Dale Orton
Bethlehem
William Griffith
Wayne Hall
Don Price
Local Market Egg and Produce Prices Listed
Market receipts show Grade A Extra Large eggs at .33 and Grade A Large at .25 to .27, Grade A Medium .25, Grade B Large .27, Grade C Stedasatas 21, Grade A Small .18, Pes Wee ha 15. Cream premium scarce, No 2 cream 04. Hens 05. Hides 4c per lb glue hides price noted.
Big Eight approves pay rise for football officials
The Big Eight Conference elevates officials pay from 100 to 125 per game and sets a 57 year maximum age. Rosters increase by five. Wayne Duke’s office guides the reforms including a 20 minute halftime, sideline policing and crowd control to reduce late game interference.
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Kansas City
Big Eight
Wayne Duke
Duke
Alpha Chi Chapter Plans Christmas Party With Jane Cordner
Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday with Jane Cordner at 501 S Highland. Final plans set for Dec 18 Christmas party at Mrs Ray Hames 319 N Kansas featuring a dinner and gift exchange. Mrs Ed Smith led a lesson on The Art of Verse Making. Refreshments by Mrs Jack Haight and hostess.
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Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Jane Cordner
S. Highland
Ray Hames
Kansas
Ed Smith
Jack Haight
Royal Neighbors Host Christmas Dinner In IOOF Hall
The Royal Neighbors of America met in the IOOF hall for a covered dish Christmas themed dinner on Thursday noon. Four Urbana guests attended and Mrs Ora Heilman won the door prize. A gift exchange and party provided the afternoon entertainment, and Grace Oliver was introduced as a new member.
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Royal Neighbors of
America
IOOF
Urbana
Ora Heilman
Grace Oliver
Chanute Playschool plan meeting notes and program
The Chanute playschool met Friday morning with Mrs. Edd Noland presiding. Qualifications for the state license were discussed. The children will present a Christmas program for their mothers on December 20 at 10 30 a.m. at the school. The next meeting is January 31 at 9 15 a.m. at Mrs. Boyd Burns home.
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Edd Noland
S. Plummer
Allen Hall
Boyd Burns
Deaths and Funerals Ada Norris in Wichita
Mrs. Ada Norris dies in Wichita at age 82. Sister of Mrs. Ola Whitworth and Boyd Smith. body arrived in Chanute. Funeral Monday at 10:30 a.m. Elmwood Cemetery with graveside services led by Rev. LaMoine Waldron. Survived by sister Lulu Jeffcoat brother John Smith and step-daughter Maxine Ransdell. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Wichita
Ada Norris
Ola Whitworth
S. Lincoln
Boyd Smith
Chanute
Elmwood Cemetery
LaMoine Waldron
Ada Smith
Henry County
Ind
Kansas
Lulu Jeffcoat
John Smith
Coffeyville
Maxine Ransdell
Johnson Mortuary
Funeral service for Mrs Stella Whitmore Sieck held at Johnson Mortuary
The funeral for Mrs. Stella Whitmore Sieck occurred Friday afternoon at Johnson Mortuary with Dr. Duff Wagoner officiating. Mrs. C. H. Pankratz and Mrs. Hazel Slane sang "Old Rugged Cross" and "Beautiful Isle." Bearers were Gene Heatherman, Earl Cassingham, Roy Hurt, Harry Woosley, Earl Oliver, and Lem Beale. Burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery in Erie.
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Sieck
Stella Whitmore
Johnson Mortuary
Duff Wagoner
C. H. Pankratz
Hazel Slane
Old Rugged Cross
Beautiful Isle
Gene Heatherman
Earl Cassingham
Roy Hurt
Hary Woosley
Earl Oliver
Lem Beale
Lakeview Cemetery
Erie
Daily Transcript Admissions and Dismissals Friday
Friday admissions include Wanda Milburn Humboldt-born medical cases Martha Layton and Joan Sander among other patients. Dismissals listed Rosemary McLaughlin Linda Callarman Cora Wilson. Birth reported to William and Mrs Keys a girl. Fire run yesterday at 11 39 a.m. 113 S Gretchen Grass. Police cited Joan Gibson Chanute for speeding and running a stop sign.
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Wanda Milburn
S. Kansas
Martha Layton
Humboldt
Max Alter
S. Santa Fe
Leif Erickson
N. Grant
Daryl] Smith
Joan Sander
S. Ashby
John Sander Jr
Rosemary McLaughlin
Linda Callarman
Earlton
Cora Wilson
South Mound
William Keys
S. Evergreen
Leroy Wehlage
E. 9Th
Medical
Paris Busby
S. Lafayette
Reuben Mobley
Gretchen
Joan S$. Gibson
Chanute
Meeting of Chapter With Mrs Briley PEO Chapter DD Hosts
Mrs Robert Briley at 505 S Lafayette welcomed Chapter DD of PEO Thursday afternoon with 26 members present. Mrs A L Burns assisted in refreshments and led a Make or Bake auction featuring Christmas decorations and home baked goods to benefit the club treasury.
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Robert Briley
S. Lafayette
PEO
A. L. Burns
Mrs John Kinney Returns After Four Months Hospital Stay
Mrs. John Kinney of 1407 West Main yesterday returned home from KU Medical Center where she had been a patient for four months.
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John Kinney
W. Main
KU Medical Center
Pryor Couple Welcome Kenneth Welsh Wright III
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wright Jr of Pryor Oklahoma welcomed a son born Friday The baby was named Kenneth Welsh Wright III The paternal grandmother is Mrs Kenneth W Wright of 15 S Tennessee
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Kenneth Wright Jr
Pryor
Okla
Kenneth Welsh Wright
Ili
Kenneth W. Wright
S. Tennessee
Police report spike in bicycle thefts and recoveries
A rash of bicycle thefts was reported to day by police. Three bikes are on hand at the station with two unclaimed, while a number of others have been found and returned.
Ford scratched at Senior High School parking lot
Larry Leverenz of 712 West Main told police yesterday afternoon that his 1950 Ford was scratched on the front and rear fenders with a sharp instrument while parked at Senior High School.
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Larry Leverenz
W. Main
Missionary Society meets at Mrs Ray Aikins home
The Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society held a meeting at 602 S Katy with 17 members two visitors and seven children present. Mrs Virgil Douglas presented the lesson Marriage Supper of the Lamb and Mrs R E Britton led prayer. A white Christmas offering was collected and a gift exchange followed with refreshments served.
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The
Missionary Society of the
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Ray Aikens
S. Katy
Virgil Douglas
R. E. Britton
Gift Wrapping Demo At Laurel Mothers Club
Mrs Jackie Barnett gave a Christmas gift wrapping and home decor demonstration at the Laurel Mothers Club meeting hosted by Mrs Tom Morehead 517 W Second. Seventeen members attended with Mrs Lonnie Rhoades presiding. A Tuberculosis Association donation was given and plans were made to adopt a needy family for Christmas. Hostess assisted by Mrs Wayne Klauman and Mrs Dale Edwards.
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Jackie Barnett
Laurel Mothers Club
Tom Morehead
W. Second
Lonnie Rhoades
Tuberculosis Assa
Wayne Klauman
Dale Edwards
Alcott PTA Board Meeting Plans December Program
The Alcott PTA executive board met Thursday morning in the school activity room with six members present. Mrs. Kenneth Trumbull presided. They arranged for the children's Christmas treats and announced there would be no general PTA meeting in December. The Christmas program is planned for December 20 at the school.
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Alcott Pta
Kenneth Trumbull
PTA
Christmas Meeting of St. Cecilia Music Club
The Christmas meeting of the St. Cecilia Music Club is scheduled for Monday at 1 30 in the Memorial building. A dessert course will be served and a 50 cent gift exchange will be held.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Birthday Tea Brings Eighty Women To Baptist Church
The WMS of First Baptist Church hosted its annual birthday tea in the church basement on Wednesday. Attendees included women from Trinity, Colfax, and Grant Avenue Baptist churches, with 80 in attendance. Mrs. Bernard Wyatt presided and Mrs. Vivian Arthur led a program featuring a Christmas piece “Beyond Bethlehem.” Participants included Mmes. Ned Kauffman, Dale Sneeringer, Fred Ingram, Dale Fairchild, Delbert Tolbert, Ray Hutchison, and Robert Henry. Tables showcased seasonal and birth month decorations with birthday cakes for each guest. The gathering closed with prayer by Mrs. Sneeringer.
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WMS
First Baptist Church
Trinity Baptist
Colfax Baptist
Grant Avenue
Bernard Wyatt
Vivian Arthur
Bethlehem
Mmes
Ned Kauffman
Dale Sneeringer
Fred Ingram
Dale Fairchild
Delbert Tolbert
Ray Hutchison
Robert Henry
Sneeringer
Slides Show At Church Group Meeting
Women of the Leanna Christian church met for a covered dish luncheon with 10 members present. They voted to adopt a family for Christmas and to support a Congo missionary next year. Myrtle Larson spoke from Lavonburg about her Congo mission furlough. Mrs Ed Baker from LaHarpe attended. Christmas lesson and officer elections were set for December 17 at Mrs Kenneth Ingels home.
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Kenneth Ingels
Women’s Arts and Crafts Meeting at the Launching Pad
At the Launching Pad Monday meeting of the Women’s Arts and Crafts group members were asked to bring discarded Christmas cards new Christmas cards glue scissors paper punch fine white glitter pinking scissors and tie strings for name cards. Last Monday 29 women attended and made angel fish and decorative soap.
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Women’s Arts and Crafts
Christmas Dinner in Iola Hosts Harmony HDU Members
The Harmony Home Demonstration Unit in Iola held a Christmas dinner Friday with guests Mrs. Harold Jones and Gala and Ricky Taylor. Mrs. Henry Alford led a brief business meeting. The group will meet again January 3 with Mrs. Rolla Rush presiding.
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Harmony Hdu
Iola
Harold Jones
Gala
Ricky Taylor
Henry Alford
Rolla Rush
Wyandotte Bulldogs open season with blowout over Topeka
AP report: Wyandotte High School pours it on Topeka 71-39 in the opener as starters stretch lead to 58-17 before reserves finish. Wyandotte enters season after 22 straight wins last year and two state runner up finishes in nine years. Nearby results include Russell, Humboldt, Medicine Lodge, Highland, Columbus, Coffeyville, Kapaun, Mulvane, Bishop Miege and Argentine in strong showings across Kansas.
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Topeka
Wyandotte Bulldogs
Kansas
Bulldogs
Wyandotte
Trojans
Salina
Russell
Garden City
Humboldt
Earl Seyfert
Fredonia
Medicine Lodge
Harper
Highland
Robinson
Columbus
Chanute
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Kapaun
Mulvane
Derby
Andale
Social Work Meeting Set in Erie Courthouse
The Neosho County Department of Social Welfare will host the Southeast Kansas Assn. of Welfare Social Workers district meeting in the Erie courthouse next Thursday. About 150 social workers from 17 southeast Kansas counties are expected. Program chair Margaret Kime of Topeka, representing the Kansas Children's Service League, will open with coffee at 9:30 a.m. The business meeting starts at 10. Retired employees will be recognized. At 10:30, Supt. Jack Pulliam and Chief Social Worker Lawrence Penny of the Boys Industrial School will speak, followed by a noon luncheon. The program resumes at 1:30 with Mrs. Zeda Miller of Montgomery County assisting, discussing links between the school and counties. John Kirkwood of Chanute, Neosho county welfare director, is taking luncheon reservations until Monday.
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Erie
Neosho County
Jack Pulliam
Lawrence Penny
Boys Industrial School
Pulliam
Penny
Zeda Miller
Montgomery County
Exchange of Cookies By Mothers Club
The Todays Mothers Club held a cookie exchange for 18 members at Mrs. Fred Johnston's home. Each member brought ten and a half dozen cookies, packaged six to a set, and left with 18 different kinds. The hostess was assisted by four members and a lesson on Round Little Peg in a Square Kitchen was presented by Mrs. Charles MacQuin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todays Mothers Club
Fred Johnston
Ralph Garvin
Helen Ackerson
Frank Hotchkiss
C. S. New
Margaret Rudkin
Charles MacQuin
Guild Has Dinner at An nex of EUB Church
The IC Guild of the EUB church met Thursday at the annex with 14 members present for a covered dish dinner and Christmas party. Guests included Mrs May Lindsey Rosa Kernen Grace Boman and Rev William Baldwin. Bessie Brady presided. Mrs John Roth read the Christmas story and prayers were led by Mrs R O Sperry as a gift exchange was held.
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IC Guild
EUB
May Lindsey
Rosa Kernen
Grace Boman
William Baldwin
Bessie Brady
John Roth
R. O. Sperry
Mowery Family Adopts Two Daughters in Auburn Neb
Girls adopted by Dr. and Mrs. B F Mowery of Auburn Nebraska include Deborah Sue aged nine on August 3 Connie May who turns seven on January 1 and Kathleen eleven. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs H M Lefever of R3.
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B. F. Mowery
Auburn
Neb
Deborah Sue
Connie May
Kathleen
H. M. Lefever
Cafe Dinner Served To Advisory Council
The Neosho County Advisory Council met at the Erie Cafe Thursday for a turkey dinner, Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs. Neal Heilman presided at the business meeting. officers installed were president Mrs. Don Sailor, vice president Mrs. Leon Carroll, secretary Mrs. Robert Novotny, treasurer Mrs. Raymond Carter, and public relations Mrs. James Dut. Dickson reminded that the 1964 unit officers must be submitted to his office. Outgoing members were presented gifts.
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Neosho County
Bill Dickson
Council
Hutton PTA Study Group Hosts Christmas Party
The Hutton PTA study group met at Mrs. Warren Waldrip's home at 719 S. Ashby on Thursday morning for a Christmas party. Christmas carols and games filled the gathering, with favors won by Mrs. Edward Billbe, Mrs. Wayne Butcher, Mrs. Charles Doudna, and Mrs. Oren Barkers. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to 14 guests with hostess assistance from Mrs. Robert Lopeman.
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Hutton Pta
Warren Waldrip
S. Ashby
Edward Billbe
Wayne Butcher
Charles Doudna
Oren
Hearing Aid Service Center in Chanute Kansas
Gene Youvan of Acousticon will conduct a hearing aid service center at Zip Discount Drug Center in Chanute Kansas on Tuesday December 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free electro audiometric tests and free cleaning and adjustment of devices offered.
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Gene Youvan
Acousticon
Zip Discount Drug Center
Chanute
Kansas
Gene Youran
Joplin
Wall
Comany
Ady
Social Calendar for December Rural Homemakers Dinner明
Rural Homemakers HD Unit Christmas Dinner at First Christian Church at 12 45 p m Dorcas and Queen Esther classes also at the church Great Books Discussion Group on Man at Public Lew St Thomas Aquinas 30 a B of RT and LA Christmas dinner at 10 0F Hall at 30 p m Monday December 9 Mary Martha Guild dinner 6 30 pm Senta Fe Women's Federation Carpenter's Hall 2 pm Murray Will PTA Chanute Ladies Encampment 100F pm VFW Auxiliary Christmas party covered dish supper Bidg 3 pm Sweet Adelines Inc TB Hospital 7 2 am Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Bide 7 15 pm Arts and Crafts Launching Pad am till noon Tuesday December 10 Roosevelt PTA Hulda Parker CES Masonic Temple 7 30 of the GAR Memorial Bldg Chenvie Textile Paint Club JayCee Clvic Room 112 N Rutter 9 am Art and Literature Mrs Dean Gough 620 W Elm 2 pm Belles Lettres Reading Club Mrs Blanche Petit 415 Lincoln 1 30 am Sorosis Mrs Pear Wink 418 W Mh 2 The amenseum Mrs Poy Sharpe 721 St Lafayette Quest Club Mrs Ben Béeen 913 WW Mein 2 Creek covered dish supper om
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Rural Homemakers HD
Dorcas
Queen Esther
First Christian Church
Lew St. Thomas Aquinas
Mary Martha = Guild
Presbyterian Church
Senta Fe Women’s Federation
Carpenter’s Hall
Murray
PTA Chanute
VFW
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Home Savings
Roosevelt Pta Hulda Parker
CES
Masonic Temple
GAR. “Memorial
Chenvie Textile Paint Club
JayCee Clvic Room
N. Rutter
Dean Gough
W. Elm
Pom Belles Lettres Reading Club
Blanche Petit
Lincoln
Sorosis
Pear Wink
W. Mh
The
Amenseum
Poy Sharpe
St. Lafayette
Quest Club
Ben” ‘Béeen
Mein
Creek
Musial to Receive Head Line Award in Chicago Dinner
AP reports Stan Musial the St. Louis Cardinals legend will be honored with the Head Line Award at the Chicago Baseball Writers Chapter diamond dinner on January 12.
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Chicago
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Baseball Writers
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