Social Season Notices from the December 13 1961 Tribune
A crowded social brief lists PTA study group meetings church circles and civic club gatherings across Neosho with multiple Christmas themed events at Tioga Hotel First Baptist and EUB churches. Notable entries include Roosevelt PTA J S Jones and Mrs Arnold Dixon circle activities and a Christmas dinner party hosted by Business and Professions Women. Group activities feature gift exchanges decorations and social entertainment by Esther and Merry Mothers clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chief Beta Sigma
Bit Morgen
Western
Roosevelt Pta
J. $. Jones
Highland
United Commercial Travelers
Tioga Hotel
Kensettes
Kenneth Cumings
Plummer
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Church
Esther Group
EUB Church
Neosho Valley
Priscila Circle
First Baptist Church
Arnold Dixon
W. Main
Bridge Club Scores at Tioga Hotel Meeting
Duplicate bridge club met Monday evening at the Tioga Hotel. Above average scores were achieved by pairs including Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and Bob Ward at 20 percent, Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Charles Broadwell at 28, Mrs. Bob White and Mrs. Charles Wiggans at 26, Mrs. Cecile Munger and Mrs. L. W. Mitchell at 23, Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart and Fred Foster at 23, and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen at 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Fred L. Johnson
Bob Ward
Bob Allen
Charles Broadwell
Bob White
Charles Wiggans
Cecile Munger
L. W. Mitchell
Clyde Bloomheart
Fred Foster
Ralph Caldwell
Senior Citizens Meet Kress Employees at Dinner
Sixty senior citizens met Friday at the Memorial building for a Kress employees and families dinner. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cumings at 1202 S Plum mer. After dinner films were shown to guests. Attendees included L C Gass Doyle McKinney Hole Sigler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H
Janice
Friday Dan
Sue Walker
Eileen Cumings
Memorial Building
Linda Cumings
Bridal Shower Honors Virginia Lantz
Virginia Hazen hosted a bridal shower for Virginia Lantz at 520 W. 7th on a Sunday afternoon. Lantz vows to wed Jerry Bauer on December 23. Pink wedding bells decorated the serving table among invited guests including Mrs. Roger Leesburg and Mrs. Gaylord Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hazen
Virginia Lantz
Miss Lantz
Jerry Bauer
Mmes
Roger Leesburg
Kansas City
Gaylord Bauer
Lloyd Lantz
Tom Jerome
Gary Lantz
Larry Byers
Charles Adkins
Forrest Hazen
Barbara Jeffers
Judy Briggs
Cathy Thompson
Carol Durham
Nancy Sparks
Jane Wallingford
Betty Wilson
Janice Brown
Sally Horne
Sharon Moore
Sharon Steeves
Linda Dalton
Diana Donaldson
Christmas Luncheon Honors Drill Team
Mrs. L. I. Stevens and Mrs. Frank McBeath hosted a Christmas luncheon Friday at 231 S. Wilson to honor the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen drill team. Stevens captains the team and McBeath co captains. The center arrangement featured pink mums and guests received gifts. Attending were Lennie Abbott Coffeyville Charles Heaton Leo Donovan Felix Roberts Lewis Walker Wilford Aday Walter Aday James Barnett H. M. Wilmoth Ernie Anderson W. T. Wise Gerald Turner Lila Mee F. B. Carpenter Rollie Sperry Lewis Markman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Stevens
Frank McBeath
McBeath
S. Wilson
Brotherhood of Railroad
Stevens
Mrs. McBeath
Mmes
Lennie Abbott
Coffeyville
Charles Heaton
Leo Donovan
Felix Roberts
Lewis Walker
Wilford Aday
Walter Aday
James Barnett
H. M. Wilmoth
Ernie Anderson
W. T. Wise
Gerald Turner
Lila Mee
F. B. Carpenter
Rollie Sperry
Lewis Markman
Dear Ann Landers advice column and local school club notes
The page reprints Dear Ann Landers letters about dating age and engagement breakup and a mother asking how to handle her son breaking an engagement. It also covers a Chanute Tribune note on Antipony and a December 12, 1961 4 H Lassman meeting with Linda Lassman and others, plus a fall winter pattern catalog invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Junior St Cecilia Club celebrates MacDowell centennial party
The Junior St. Cecilia Music Club held a Christmas gathering at Mrs. O. H. Cunningham's home in Poplar Heights to mark the 100th birth anniversary of Edward MacDowell. Marcia Sandberg presided as members performed solos and duets while sharing treats and a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
O. H. Cunningham
Poplar Heights
Edward MacDowell
Marcia Sandberg
Sharon Belt
Diana Davidson
Jane Hargrove
MacDowell
Jim Evans
Greensleeves
Phil Carter
Jane Evans
Karen Kreider
Barbara Hunt
Iran
Cunningham
C. Vincent McCune
Marcia, Blackston
Andrea Evans
Beverly Erickson
Nickie McGuire
Terry Donovan
Bound-to-Win Church Turkey Dinner Draws Forty
The Bound-to-Win class of the Evangelical United Brethren church held a turkey dinner in the church annex Sunday noon with 40 attending. Hostesses were Mmes. Frank Percy, Robert Catlon, J. F. Whitteberry and Earl Wertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Church Annex
Mmes
Frank Percy
Robert Catlon
J. F. Whitteberry
Earl Wertz
Christmas Eve Service by Church Men’s Bible Class
Pearl Golden presided as Mrs. Percy led guests from the church Men’s Bible class and Rev. and Mrs. Paul Life attended. Life gave the invocation while Mrs. Claude Carver led the group. Mrs. May Wilkins accompanied singing as Mrs. Bessie Lehman read the biblical Christmas story. Claude Wilkins sang I Heard the Bells in Christmas Day. Mrs. Perry Swan read The Wondrous Christmas of Childhood by Margaret Geisler of Mobery Mo. Mrs. Carver read Christmas is Everything. A gift exchange occurred and a gift was given to the class teacher Mrs. Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Golden
Percy
Paul Life
Life
Claude Carver
May Wilkins
Bessie Lehman
Claude Wilkins
Perry Swan
Margaret Geisler
Moberly
Lehman
Mary Martha Guild Dines at Church Christmas Night
The Mary Martha Guild of the Presbyterian church met Monday evening in the church basement for a Christmas dinner. Mrs. Roy Gibson Mrs. Marcus Barbee and Bertice Gibson led the dinner as twelve members and four guests listened to Dr. Fred Shaw review The Worker in Sandal wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha
Thayer Hosts American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Warren Peck hosted the American Legion Auxiliary gathering on Friday with Mrs A J McCready presiding. They read notes of appreciation from an Arizona Indian child and from the Veterans Hospital in Wichita and sewed carpet rags. Mrs Joe Burt led a lesson on Rehabilitation and Mrs Cecil Hight read a story What Christ-
Christmas Meeting Recites Story and Sings Carols
Mrs Verne Elliott read The First Christmas Tree at the gathering. After the meeting the group sang Christmas carols and set a Jan 12 meeting date with Mrs Kenneth Rash. Mrs Peck with Mrs Ira Hague served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Elliott
Kenneth Rash
Peck
Ira Hague
Santa Fe Women Dinner Meeting Chooses Gifts for Needy
The Federation of Santa Fe Women gathered at Carpenter's hall for a turkey dinner with Christmas decor. After meals they sang carols led by Mrs. Earnest Anderson, honored birthday guest Mrs. John Oglesbee, and distributed exchange gifts to 36 members and four guests while singing Silent Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Santa Fe
Carpenter's Hall
Earnest Anderson
John Oglesbee
Oglesbee
H. J. Rauhoff
Mmes
Hattie Giltim
Woodward
Okla
J. S. Barnett
J. S. Barnett, ‘Walter Aday
Wilford Aday
4 H Club News At Alcott School Meeting
The Up and Atom 4H Club met at Alcott school with 33 members present. Linda Schultz led singing, Charlene Edwards reported treasurer duties, Mike Bower gave a general report, and Mrs. Ervin Brune delivered the leaders report. Kathy Lassman spoke on safety and Shelby Wells praised the club’s safety work. A gift was presented to Mr. Parrish for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott School
Linda
Chanute Tribune
Lassman
J. C. Davis
Linda Lassman
Chester Day
Linda Schultz
Nanley
Cheryl Bower
Gregg Dunlap
Ann Edwards
Shelby Wells
Patty Lassman
Recreation
Whch
Charlene Edwards
Mike Bower
Ervin Brune
Kathy Lassman
Parrish
Trainmen and Auxiliary Hold Christmas Party
The Brotherhood and Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad Trainmen held a Christmas party in Odd Fellow's hall Sunday evening with 150 in attendance. The children and grandchildren for the group presented the program. Numbers were given by Laura Lynne Jones, Kyle Turner, Debra Kepley, Terry Donovan, Danny Donovan, and Mike Welch. Each child was presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood and Ladies Auxiliary
Odd Fellow's Hall
Laura Lynne Jones
Kyle Turner
Debra Kepley
Terry Donovan
Danny Donovan
Mike Welch
Half Size Pattern 9218 and Brussels Sprouts Salad
Marian i Martin pattern 9218 offers half sizes 12% through 22% with 3% yards of 45 inch fabric in size 16%. Include instructions to mail fifty cents for pattern and cents for each pattern. Also presents Brussels sprouts salad recipe with sprouts boiled tender crisp and dressed with oil vinegar curry mustard and cayenne then chilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariani Martin
Roses in Crochet Pattern 7430 from Chanute Tribune
Elegant filet crochet roses offered as a trio of doilies or individual pieces for room decor. Includes charts and directions for large centerpiece, medium doilies, and small coasters. Send thirty five cents to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. Box 163 New York. Also features 1962 Needlecraft catalog with patterns and 25 cent offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsee Station
New York
N. Y
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Roxie Mueller
Hutton
Elma Pence
Sith
Cecelia Beuligmann
Virgil Lowe
Lincoln
Tribune
Katy Blunk
Dial Tribune
Tioga Hdu
Cressie McConnell
St W
Peace and Progress Hdu
L. F Erickson
N. Grant
They’s Mothers Club
C. 1
Newton
Autumn Mothers Club
Tom Eider
N. Great
E. Lofgren
N. Forest
Grove Ladiies Aid
Everett Booe
Della Mothers Club
M. N. Morton
Laurel Mother’s Club
Rchange
P. E. Delanunty
N. Highland
Federation Room
Merry Mothers Club
Keith Dodd
N. Larson
Modern Mothers Club
Bo Blair
Carl Pearson
Bridge Club
Kress
Chanute
Iola
Ann
Harold
Paula
Tribune Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
Mary Martha Guild
Aires
Velvet
Harrison
Santa Fe
Acc
Marien Martin
Fbijes
Rogers Ayion
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