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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1965

Page

3

Children Plan for Christmas Delights From Fairfield First Grade

Fairfield School first graders share Christmas plans as 19 days remain. Nina Lee Knetzer wants to visit Santa and write a letter. Mary Ann Keas hopes for a baby first step dolly. Ricky Shaw Smith lists items including a green car. Donnie Wayne Angleton looks forward to vacation and battleships for brotherly fights. Dennis Harding predicts one week and two days to Christmas and hopes to visit Florida grandparents with a saddled horse. Mathew J. McCune recalls tree memories while Doyle Angleton asks for a road grader. Mike Grove longs for a GI Joe Army man.

Nina Lee Knetzer Fairfield School Main Street Mary Ann Keas Dolly Ricky Shaw Smith Mathew J. McCune Doyle Angleton Army Life Mike Grove Donnie Wayne Angleton Scott Redburn Behind the Tree Dennis Harding Mathew McCune Mike Greve

Community Social Calendar Highlights December Events

Local clubs and organizations list December activities in Chanute with dates and times. Groups include Peace and Progress HD Unit, St Patrick Altar Society, American Legion Auxiliary, Unity Presbyterian Women, Sweet Adelines, Junior St Cecilia Music Club, Autumn Mothers, Holly Mothers, Delta Study Club, Tioga HD Unit, Rainbow HD Unit, Chanute Country Club luncheon, Victory HD Unit, Carpenters Hall luncheon, Miriam Circle, Senior Citizens luncheon, W. W. Diet Club, First Methodist Class, Devoted Mothers Club, Hobby Club and Builders Class with venues and contact notes.

Peace and Progress HD Unit C. €. Steinman St. Evergreen St. Patrick Altar Society American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Bidg United Presbyterian Women’s Sewing Group of the Sweet Adelines Zion Lutheran Church St. Cecilia Music Club Neosho Manor Rainbow Chanute Country Club Victory Tioga Hotel E. Carpenters’ Hall Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge Oof Hall North Malcolm Community Center First Methodist Church A.m Owene Moyer Hobby Club Elsie Cartwright First Presbyterian Church

Women Society gathers for worship and carols in Earlton

The Women’s Society of World Service of the EUB church met at the home of Mrs. Alva McLaren with six members. Mrs. Dean Dighe ro led the meeting and Mrs. C H Borchers gave the lesson Give God Glory Through Worship. Christmas carols were sung and refreshments served. In Leanna new officers were elected for the Christian Church Ladies Aid.

Earlton Women’s Society of World Service EUB Alva McLaren Dean Dighero C. H. Borchers Leanna The Christian Church Ladies Aid Floyd Roberts Estil Cottle Dale Rice Kenneth Ingels

4-H Club Welcomes New Members At Alcott School Ceremony

Fourteen club members including Sandy Stroh Becky Black Cindy Robertson Charles Marsh Lillie Roberts and Cindy Ricker were introduced in a special meeting at Alcott school. Leaders distributed pins and safety talks highlighted Christmas hazards with plans for a Dec 12 party at Zion Lutheran church and a Jan 12 safety meeting at Junior High.

Atom Sandy Stroh Becky Black Cindy Robertson Charles Marsh Lillie Roberts Cindy Ricker Alcott School Nancy Zumalt Zion Lutheran Church Teri Tharp Cecil McNamara Robert Lassman Debbie Stroh Cindy Booe Mari Lassman

Fort Scott OKs 790000 Junior College Bonds

Bourbon County voters approved a 790000 bond issue for new Fort Scott junior college facilities. The city tally was 1981 to 579 in favor, with county results 848 against and 777 for. Planned buildings include a student center laboratory lecture area vocational training offices and 17 classrooms on the southwest Fort Scott campus. The college now shares space with the high school.

Fort Scott, Kan Bourbon County Fort Scott

Veterans of World War I Hold Officers Installations

Auxiliary and Barracks of Veterans of World War I met Monday in the Memorial Building for officer installations. Emery Vance and Mrs. L. M. Markman were named commander and auxiliary president. Guests, readings, and musical numbers accompanied a turkey dinner before installations. New members included Mrs. C. A. Young and Mrs. C. E. Galbreath.

Memorial Building Kansas Department Ralph A. Miller Parsons D. L. Geeding Emery Vance Eric L. M. Markman S. D. Propst James Seitz Iola Propst Henry Alford Dave Petterson Joe Jackson Beulah Stewart M. A. York Humboldt Seitz R. B. Boyd Homer Troxel Ralph Miller Ralph Carter Burlington Petterson Roy Tunnel C. J. Anderson George Wilson H. J. Rauhoff Vickie Join Bebbington C. A. Young C. E. Galbreath

Gem and Mineral Society Elects New Officers

The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met in the Memorial Building Federation Room. Mrs Bonnie Starkey led an agate lesson from American Gem Trails and Book of Agates. New officers are Mrs Harvey Stone president Hank Andre vice president Mrs Ernest Anderson secretary Williams treasurer Mrs Lewis Wilson secretary. Harold Sharp won the door prize. A Christmas party and gift exchange are planned for December 21 with 17 members served refreshments.

Chanute Gem and Mineral Society Federation Memorial Building Bonnie Starkey Pearl Quick R. E. Williams Harvey Stone Hank Andre Ernest Anderson Williams Lewis Wilson Harold Sharp

Toy loving individuals plan vacation push

The text notes Scott Redburn and others prefer toys and money, with broad support for a vacation. The passage emphasizes enjoyment of gifts and a shared desire for time off.

Mrs Rankin Hosts Shakespeare Club Meeting

Eight members of Shakespeare Club met at Mrs Don Rankin’s home at 609 South Highland Monday afternoon. The group regretfully accepted the resignation of Mrs Mabel Hudson. They finished reading Cymbeline and planned to study Coriolanus. Mrs John Sherman will host on January 17.

Shakespeare Club Don Rankin S. Highland Mabel Hudson Cymbeline Coriolanus John Sherman

Christmas Story Told at Culture Club Luncheon

Barbara Robinson presented the Christmas story titled Surprise Package at the Culture Club annual luncheon led by Mrs George Pinegar. Mrs Roy Gibson and Mrs Effie Isham organized the event at the Orchid Buffet with frosted greens white tapers and Santa decor. A gift exchange and Christmas greeting cards marked the festivity as 15 members answered roll call The nicest Christmas ever.

Barbara Robinson George Pinegar Culture Club Roy Gibson Effie Isham

Rebekah Lodge Honors 50 Year Pin Recipient

Mrs. H B Hunter received a 50 year pin at the Rebekah Lodge Monday night meeting in the IOOF Hall. Lodge deputy Mrs. Robert Willan presented the pin. The session was led by Mrs. H M Wilmoth. A March 7 Chanute instruction school and a Humboldt Lodge invitation for December 14 were announced. A Christmas basket for a needy family and fruit baskets for shut ins were planned. Cover dish dinner hosts included Hillard Blume and others.

H. B. Hunter Rebekah Lodge IOOF Robert Willan Lodge H. M. Wilmoth Noble Grand Chanute Humboldt Lodge Mmes. Hillard Blume C. G. Kerwitz Raymond Clements Ruth Nicholason

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