Social Scene Calendar for December 15 1961 Neosho
Listing of local meetings and activities including LA to B of RT luncheon gift exchange at Mrs. H M Bauer home. Wilson class sewing and quilting at Methodist church. Golden Shrine Jeru salem event at Masonic Temple. EUB church class at Vporty. TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer hall. Do Si Do Square Dance club at Alcott school.
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Neosho Valley Hou
Marvin Wolfe
N. Forest
H. M. Bauer
Wilson
Methodist Church
Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
EUB Church
Sawyer Hall
Zion Lutheran Service Guild Meets for Gift Exchange
Ten members met Tuesday evening at the Zion Lutheran Church for a meeting and gift exchange presided by Mrs. R. J. Burghart. New members Mrs. Joe Batesel and Mrs. Reuben Willis were welcomed. The group voted to send 15 dollars to Lutheran social services.
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Zion Lutheran Service Guild
R. J. Burghart
Joe Batesel
Reuben Willis
Henry Andert
Lutheran Social Services
Ann Ranabarger
W. T. Niermeier
Andert
Couple Wed In Basel Switzerland In 3 P M Ceremony
A 3 o clock December 5 wedding united Caroline Emery daughter of Col and Mrs Harold R Emery Orlando Florida with Lt Dwight N Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Noel L Jackson rural Yates Center The Rev Werner Schmidt presided at St Elizabeth Church Basel A reception followed at the Hanau Officers Club Hosts Maj and Mrs Victor Hernandez Mrs Jackson teaches in Hanau Germany Jackson a Humoldt High and Kansas State graduate with the 503 aviation company Hanau Germany will make their home in Hanau
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St. Elizabeth Church
Basel
Switzerland
Caroline Emery
Harold R. Emery
Orlando
Fla
Dwight N. Jackson
Noel L. Jackson
Yates Center
Werner Schmidt
Bobbie Caviness
John D. Michaels
Hanau
Christmas Luncheon for Round Table Club Members
Sixteen members of Round Table Study club gathered Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Robert Williams 218 East 11th for a Christmas luncheon. Co-hostesses included Mrs. W. L. Lee Mrs. William M. Haines Mrs. S. D. Propst and A. C. Dickinson.
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Round Table Study Club
Robert Williams
E. Llth
Mmes. W. L. Lee
William M. Haines
D. Propst
A. C. Dickinson
Paschal Grimes
Etheylyn M. Parkinson
Curtis van Gundy
W. H. Riley
Williams
Pattern 7010 Pattern for scrap-quilt directions
Advertisement for 1962 Needlecraft Catalog patterns and designs in quilt, knit, crochet, sew, weave, and embroidery. Offers 200 designs, mailing option, and a catalog with bed spreads and linens. Include name, address, and pattern number with payment.
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Christmas Party and Card Club Meeting
Eight members of the Friendship Card club met with Mrs. H. A. Thurstin for a Christmas party and covered dish dinner at 616 S. Steuben. Tables bore a Christmas theme. After a gift exchange, attendees played cards. Mrs. Reinhardt won high, Mrs. Walker second, and Mrs. Wilson low.
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Friendship Card Club
H. A. Thurstin
S. Steuben
Kenneth Reinhardt
Ray Walker
George Wilson
Modern Study Club Pays Christmas Visit
Mrs Nation and Mrs John Nation hosted the Modern Study club at 20 S Larson Tuesday with Mrs Larry Wilson as co host. Mrs Tom Glasscock shared a Christmas story. Nation played a recording of St Cecilia Music club vespers. Plans were made to buy glasses for a needy child. After a gift exchange a salad course was served.
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John Nation
S. Larson
Modern Study Club
Larry Wilson
Tom Glasscock
Miss Lantz Honored With Bridal Shower
Virginia Lantz, who will wed Jerry Bauer on December 23, was honored at a Tuesday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Murray Shively and co hosted by Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Mrs. Gail Malson. The pink and gold gift table featured a pink net kissing ball with gold bells. Invited guests included Mrs. Gaylord Bauer and many local residents and attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lantz
Jerry Bauer
Murray Shively
S. Rutter
Ralph Caldwell
Gail Malson
Walter Treloggen
Mmes
Gaylord Bauer
Lloyd Lantz
Gary Lantz
Betty Butcher
Ed Ranz
al Endres
Kenneth Neeley
Walt Treloggen
Jim Treloggen
Hans Herold
Robert Allen
William Bodley
Fred L. Johnson
William Gray, Jr
Wayne Browning
Fred Harris
Forrest Hazen
Roger Leesburg
Kansas City
Violet Jeffers
Grover Sullivan Jr
Dale Stemple
Howard Wilson
A. B. Brown
Calvin Harford
Paul Wells
Robert Blunk
Sunflower OES Elects Officers at Masonic Temple Meeting
Sunflower chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Wayne Taylor and Roy Adams presiding. A candlelighting service honored chaplains, gifts given, and guests praised. Officers elected include Kenneth Caldwell matron and Dean Skinner patron. A birthday cake was presented to Adams and refreshments served.
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Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wayne Taylor
Roy Adams
Kenneth Cald
Howard Carder
Rainbow For
Roy Gibson
Sam _ Willis
Harold Cox
Gilbert Wilson
Violet Jeffers
Adams
Charles Leavitt
Alex Bruce
O. H. Bates
William Smittle
L. J. Junod
Etiquette Answers on Gloves Bread and Blind Dates
The groom may hold a removed right glove in the left hand, or both gloves in a double-ring ceremony before moving them. Breaking bread into soup is now acceptable. Blind dates are okay if arranged by friends or family and you are willing to take a chance.
How Can I Kicks Could Boot Marriage By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers answers reader questions on marriage finances gifts and in law behavior. Topics include borrowing a husband for a dinner date and how to handle a lavish gift from a foreign student roommate and mother in law contact.
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Escort Services
Ances
Ann Landers
Chanute Christmas Parade of Homes set for Sunday tours
Episcopal church women organize six Chanute homes for Christmas Parade of Homes with interior decorations. Tours run Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Claire Christy is general chairwoman. Homes include Balch, Gough, Gray, Bauer, Keas, Barker. Brownie Scouts host caroling after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Claire Christy
S. Forest
Christy
Episcopal
Yule
Eee Christy
Joe F. Balch
Larson
William M. Gray
S. Highland
Gaylord Bauer
W. Lth
Kenneth Keas
Chanute
Gordon Barker
J. D. Gough
W. Elm
Charlies
Christmas Activities For Den 2 Pack 100 Scouts
Eight Cub Scouts of Den 2, Pack 100 sang Christmas songs at the Monday meeting. They worked on family gifts and drew names for a gift exchange. Mrs. J. E. Erickson provided refreshments as the den yelled farewell. Troop 34 completed Christmas gifts.
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Den
J. E. Erickson
den Yell
Yule Buffet Featured by BPW Group
Thirty four members and guest Darlene Harner attended the BPW Christmas buffet at the Tioga Hotel. Helen Willis chaired the program with carols, student tableaus, and talks on Spirit of Giving Christmas customs and meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Harner
Tioga Hotel
Helen Willis
Adeline Fortney
Dave Petterson
Alex
Vicki Gardner
Jane Evans
Carol Henley
Susie Kruse
Carol Umbarger
Becky Butcher
Christine Galt
Patti Arnold
Scherel Booe
C. H. Decker
BPW
Neosho Memorial Hospital
International Committee
Oliver Klingner
Christmas Dinner Brings Big Creek Womans Society
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Big Creek Methodist Church held its annual Christmas dinner with 26 members and guests. Plans include love and Lenten offerings, February 8 dinner for Soil Conservation members, and a January 9 meeting with hosts and a lesson on No Easy Answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Women's Society of Christian Service
Big Creek Methodist Church
Charles Elston
Hoyt LaFever
G. T. Wheatley
Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The edition lists newborns including Phillip Gene King born November 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard King of R. 2 Thayer. Thomas Lee Dewey born December 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey of 317 N. Forest. Vester Ray Reed born December 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Vester L. Reed of 415 N. Central. and Larry Dean Washburn born December 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Washburn of 501 N. Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Gene
Howard King
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Thomas Lee
Thomas E. Dewey
N. Forest
Vester Ray
Vester L. Reed
N. Central
Larry Dean
Robert Washburn
N. Garfield
Regional Meat Bargains Highlight Week End Offers
The Associated Press reports varied prices by region with lamb turkey ham and beef roasts featured as value buys. Northeast shoppers see legs of lamb 10 to 12 cents cheaper per pound, Southern markets push ham and turkey, while the Midwest and Southwest favor turkey. West Coast prices rise slightly for most meats as beef and pork compete for value. eggs stay plentiful and affordable. Produce includes brussels sprouts celery cabbage tomatoes onions and potatoes with citrus fruits growing strong in the Southwest. Nuts such as pecans almonds and peanuts appear in several markets. Fish items like fillet of flounder sea scallops and smelts join East Coast selections.
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Banner
Central Plains
Southwest
Queen Elizabeth II leaves sickroom for Buckingha m engagements
Global briefs report Queen Elizabeth II recovering from a feverish chill and resuming indoor duties at Buckingham Palace. Other items note Peter Knebworth's prison release with substantial inheritance from his father, East German police clashing with Christmas trees near the Berlin Wall, and a Marian Martin sewing pattern promotion.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Berlin
West Berlin
Chanute Tribune Nativity Ad Features Local School
Chanute Tribune page three reports a Christmas program at local school with students and staff preparing songs and scenes. The piece highlights community involvement and holiday spirit in Chanute, Kansas.
Plot to Assassinate Ikeda Uncovered by Officials
Japan’s safety commissioner told Parliament that a small group of ex military malcontents devised the plan to kill Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and other top leaders. The plot was uncovered on Monday.
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Hayato Ikeda
Better English and Word Questions Quiz
Answers cover a sentence problem, pronunciation guidance, misspelled word choice, meaning of perspicacious, and a ft starting term meaning breaking apart. The responses include tense tweaks, syllable emphasis, exhilarate correction, and fission as the required term.
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