VFW Auxiliary Observes Eight Birthdays at Dinner
The VFW Auxiliary held a Monday night dinner in the Memorial building honoring eight birthdays from October, November, and December. Mrs. Carl Brenner chaired the event with Mrs. H J Rauhoff presiding. Betty Gardner Humboldt was initiated as a new member. The group donated 15 dollars to the Teen Canteen and raised 53.45 for cancer and hospital funds. Plans for Christmas baskets and small boxes for veterans were announced.
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VFW
Memorial Building
Carl Brenner
H. J. Rauhoff
Betty Gardner
Humboldt
H. M. Wilmoth
George Hansen
N. Highland
Wadsworth Hospital
Wadsworth
Maude Sellers
Kenneth Reinhardt
Melva Russum
Sellers
Myrtle Ogden
Marian Martin Pattern 9361 for Misses Medium Apron
Pattern 9361 by Marian Martin offers three apron styles for Misses Medium in one yard 35 inch fabric. One-piece pattern with items mailed for fifty cents plus five cents for first class. Send name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin Chanute Tribune Dept. 232 West 18th Street New York New York.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
Wes
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Just Out Our 1961 Needlecraft Book
Announcement promotes a 1961 needlecraft booklet with over 125 designs for home furnishings knit crochet embroider weave quilts and assorted gifts and toys. Six designs for popular headwear are highlighted and readers are urged to send for the booklet today.
Reeves 50th Wedding Anniversary Observed Sunday
Mr and Mrs E A Reeves celebrate their golden anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 pm at 920 N Lafayette Chanute. They married December 19 1910 in Erie and have eight children 23 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Roy A Reeves died December 25 1936.
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E. A. Reeves
Drisdell
Mr. and
Mrs. Reeves
Lafayette
Elijah A. Reeves
Bessie E. Bowman
Erie
Chanute
Herschel
Ethel) Robertson
Kansas
Fay Reeves
Wayne Reeves
N. Garfield
Donald Reeves
W. Walnut
Kenneth Larry Reeves
U.S. Navy
Japan
Richard
Norma) Bailey
Garden Grove
Calif
Harry
Marjorie) Atkins
S. Washington
Everett
Marie) Olson
Roy A.reeves
Community groups schedule Christmas events and gatherings
The Social Scene lists December 14 15 church and club activities across Neosho with Christmas parties gift exchanges potluck desserts and musical programs. Attendees include Rev and Mrs Paul Life and Donna Grace Bowman Janice Young Carol Durham Elaine Durham and Sharon Burkett.
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Paul Life
Donna
Grace Boman
Janice Young
Carol Durnham
Elaine Durham
Sharon Burkett
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit Christmas Party at Fairfield
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit entertained families with a Christmas party Saturday night at Fairfield School. Dinner was served and games played. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs. Boyd Smith Mrs. Raymond Pierpont and Mrs. Cecil Arnett. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Penno Chanute Susan Francis and Judy Anthony Kansas City.
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Harmony Home Demonstration Unit
Fairfield School
Boyd Smith
Raymond Pierpont
Cecil Arnett
Dan J. Penno
Chanute
Susan Francis
Judy Anthony
Kansas City
Bethel Class Dinner Features Turkey
The Bethel class of Evangelial United Brethren church hosted a Sunday noon turkey dinner in the church annex for members and families. Sixty attended with greens and ornaments decorating. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ford and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kimble led games. The class gave teacher Mrs. Ethel Reno a shift. New officers named: Bill Medley president, Ford vice president, Mrs. Harry Hanson secretary treasurer, Mrs. Bill Medley assistant secretary treasurer. Mrs. Reno was re elected.
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Bethel
Evangelial United Brethren Church
Lloyd Ford
Harold Kimble
Ethel Reno
Bill Medley
Ford
Harry Hanson
TOPS Meeting Reports Lost Weight and Gift Exchange
The TOPS Lo-Cal Gals meeting at Sawyer hall Monday night reported three pounds lost. Members exchanged Christmas gifts. The group will meet again next Monday night at the same hall.
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Sawyer Hall
Hobby Club Luncheon Hosts Mrs Pearl Hooker
The Hobby Club met at 816 N. Grant with Mrs Pearl Hooker as hostess. Members exchanged gifts and Mrs E L Kay acted as Santa Claus. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Harold Arthur at 423 S Lafayette.
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Pearl Hooker
N. Grant
Hobby Club
E. L. Kay
Santa Claus
Harold Arthur
Lafayette
Chain-Comers Bridge Club Hosts Christmas Luncheon
Mrs A J Bertram of 916 Evergreen hosted the Chain-Comers Bridge group for a Christmas luncheon. Her home featured Christmas decor with candle centered tables amid holly and evergreen. Gifts were distributed from the tree. Mrs A G Stone won high and Mrs C G Shippy was consolation. Guest Mrs Hans Herold attended.
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A. J. Bertram
Evergreen
Bridge Group
Bridge
A. G. Stone
C. G. Shippy
Hans Herold
St Cecilia Club hears talk on Sacred Music and Christmas
Mrs Tarpley spoke on Sacred Music and Christmas at the St Cecilia Music club meeting in the Federation room. A vocal sextet performed So How A Rose E Are Blooming with members Hargrave Forslund Finney Nation Haight Brown.
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Harold Tarpley
St. Cecilia Music Club
Federation Room
Mmes John Hargrave
P. L. Forslund
D. A. Finney
John Nation
Paul Haight
Kenneth Brown
Howard Earnest
Marlin Blackston
Dave Petterson
Dave Evans
Elmer Oliver
Homer Erickson
Mmes
John Lapham
Dale Fairchild
William Bailey
Roy Gibson
Joe Holladay
Oliver Wendelyn
P. H. Taylor
Vashti Chapter Christmas Party Held by Eastern Star
Mrs Edward Jones of rural Iola hosted Vashti chapter No 60 of the Order of the Eastern Star for a Christmas party and gift exchange. A dessert course decorated tables with miniature trees and candles. Mrs Jones presided, devotions were led, and Mrs Calvin Harris read the Christmas story.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Church
Esther Group
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Neosho Valley
WSCS
T. H. Levett
N. Forest
Edward Jones
Iola
Vashti
Order of the Eastern Star
Jones
Philip Richardson
Lonnie Hale
Calvin Harris
Charles Fields
Mmes
Fred Demps
Thomas L. Hayden
Floyd Smith
Johnie Johnson
Harris
Richardson
Fields
Hale
Sunflower OES Officers Honored At Dinner
Sunflower Chapter of OES entertained its officers at a Monday dinner at the Kay Hotel. Mrs. J C Rensing and Harry Patterson were honored as worthy matron and patron with gifts from officers. Christmas carols completed the evening with Mrs. Neal Munger at the piano. Participants included W E Hennessey Munger Ross Cooper Taylor Adams Hargrove Carder Leavitt O H Bates Fay Clopine Gilbert Wilson several married couples and both Rensing and Patterson families.
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J. C. Rensing
Harry Patterson
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Kay Hotel
Wayne Taylor
Roy Adams
Bert Hargrove
Howard Carder
Charles Leavitt
0. H. Bates
Fay Clopine
Gilbert Wilson
W. Bray
Kenneth Caldwell
Klint C. Johnson
Sheriolyn Leavitt
Rensing
Patterson
Christmas Party For Miriam Circle Held In Odd Fellows Hall
The Miriam circle of the Rebekah Lodge held a Friday covered dish dinner and Christmas party at the Odd Fellows hall. Hosts were Mrs. Agnes Zimmerman Mrs. H. M. Wilmoth and Mrs. Everett Marvin. Officers present included Mrs. Ralph J. Burghart president Mrs. John Oglesbee vice president and Mrs. H. J. Rauhoff secretary. Ida Kiernan chaplain and Mrs. A. A. Miller pianist. Ruth Irwin won the door prize. Secret pals were revealed and members exchanged gifts.
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Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Agnes Zimmerman
H. M. Wilmoth
Everett Marvin
Ralph J. Burghart
John Oglesbee
H. J. Rauhoff
C. H. Manly
Herman Kemmerer
Ida Kiernan
A. A. Miller
Ruth Irwin
Mary Martha Guild Meets at Church
The Mary Martha guild of the Presbyterian church held a covered dish dinner Monday night at the church. Dinner committee members included Mrs. Roy Gibson, Mrs. Marcus Barbee, Mrs. Pearl Peyton, Mrs. W. A Goolsbee and Mr. George Eaton. The Rev. Fred Shaw read a Christmas story Mansions. Decorations featured candles and small Christmas trees and wreaths. Carols were sung with Mrs. Dave Petterson accompanying. Mrs. Vearl Hubler attended as a guest.
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Mary Martha
4-H Club News Up and Atom Meeting Highlight
The Up and Atom 4-H Club met Tuesday at Alcott school with president Terry Lassman presiding. Thirty nine members five leaders and ten parents attended. Chester Day gave a project talk Glennice Allen presented a demonstration. Peter Martin led recreation before adjournment with the 4-H Pledge.
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Up and Atom
Alcott School
Terry Lassman
Chester Day
Glennice Allen
Peter Martin
Cauliflower with Bacon Meal Idea
Separate cauliflower into florets including tender leaves. Cook florets and leaves in boiling salted water until tender about eight minutes. Make cream sauce with butter flour and milk, add cauliflower and crisp bacon, reheat for serving. Yields four to six servings.
Who Should Clean Quail Women Say the Hunter
Ann Landers answers readers on gender roles in hunting and domestic chores. She urges husbands to do the cleaning, notes teachers must keep confidences, and advises professional help for a father-daughter boundary issue.
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Ann Landers
A.F.R
Names of Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
A list of newborns with parents and birth dates at Neosho Memorial Hospital in Neosho. Therese Marie Brungardt. Craig Carlson. Judith Buckner. Roger Maxwell. Mark Brinkman. Ronald Warhurst. Dale Brown. Ronald Miller. Joe Ellis. Brenda Brinkmeyer.
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Theresa Marie
Don Brungardt
Eric
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Craig Dean Carlson
Earl Carlson
Lavenburg
Judith Ann
Donald L. Buckner
Lincoln
Roger Lee
Louis B. Maxwell
E. Elm
Neosho
Cecil Miller
S. Kansas
Joe Ellis
Ralph E. Lee
W. 6Th
Brenda Lee
Baird Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Etiquette Q and Answers on Names and Tea Etiquette
Modern etiquette guidance covers salutation abbreviations and guest choices. Abbreviated names should not appear in salutations unless a man used the abbreviation in his signature. If tea is served a guest declines only if the hostess offers coffee. otherwise, drink the tea. A wedding invites as many guests as desired with no fixed limit, even with a single maid of honor.
Q A Bridal Etiquette From The Chanute Tribune
A Chanute Tribune advice column from December 13 1960 answers questions on formal dinners second helpings etiquette for dish handling wear of hat and gloves for job interviews autographing wedding photographs and the bride’s father in the receiving line.
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Chanute Tribune
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