Humboldt Yale Meetings Highlight Christmas Program
Lincoln school Parent-Teacher Association presented a Christmas themed program at Humboldt Lincoln school with kindergarten to third grade performances. Mrs Elmer Harwood directed music and decorations while Lydia circle WSCS hosted the Dec meeting, and Deborah circle members met at the Googins home after a Christmas carol.
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Humboldt
Lincoln School
Elmer Harwood
Jesus
Bethlehem
Glen Michael
Larry Hutson
Linda Gail Divine
Don Price
St. Luke
Melvin G. Baker
Harwood
E. L. Phillips
Lydia Circle
WSCS
Dewey Barnett
Floyd Slater
Eva O’connor
Raphael
Herald Angel
Richard Googins
Bernard Tinkler
Deborah Circle
Googins
Christmas Meetings Across Churches and Social Groups
The report covers church and club gatherings. Shade for Dad aee teen Tr weet nee y weeseem Mrs. Googins chaired a First Baptist Gleaners class Christmas meeting with devotions and a family feature. Other items note Truth or Consequences wintering relatives and a Center Grove Ladies Aid resume in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Googins
Wayne Hall
Ing
Jim Weeks
Wagon
Glen Michael
L. R. Snodgrass
Iola
Truth Or Consequences
N.M
Jack Daniels
Cen‘ter Grove Ladies Aid
Chanute
Fred Bartholomew
J. A. van Nice
George Crawford
Buffalo
Kansas City
Sooner or Later Hits Emotional Buzz Saw
A sweeping look at new mental health care advances as emergency clinics, community facilities, and hospital reforms spread. Experts warn progress is uneven nationwide but point to drugs, therapy, and earlier treatment as key changes in treating mental illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hospital
Philip E. Ryan
National Association For Mental Health
William Menninger
Renewed Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kan
Dr. Menninger
Chanute Tribune Briefs Roundup December 17 1962
Short news items from Chanute include community updates and local notices. Names and places reflect Chanute and surrounding area, with brief mentions of events or civic notes typical of the December 17 1962 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Mt Zion Club elects officers and shares gifts
Mt Zion’s Mt Zion Club met with Mrs. Wilma Goff posting a gift exchange and Mystery Pals reveal. Grace Gericke, Helen Cross and Geneva Erikson were elected president, vice president and secretary treasurer for next year. Twenty members attended and the next meeting is January 10 with Jessie Hill. Members are to bring embroidery hoops. Numerous social visits and dinners follow the meeting with local families and members attending gatherings throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lloyd Thompson
Bill Karr
Thompson
Becky Peters
Marvin Wellcome
Lawrence Rinehart
St. Luke
Robert Holtz
Roy Harrington
Wilma Goff
Grace Gericke
Helen Cross
Geneva Erikson
Jessie Hill
Wayne Erikson
Terri
Tom Miller
Kathy
Chris Ginther
Clyde Cook
Walter Gericke
Wallace Erikson
Roland Kelsey
Regina
How Can I Clean and Preserve Household Surfaces
A compact guide offers tips for keeping paint fresh in a can by sealing airtight with the lid tight and a brief flip to seal. It also advises removing marks from waxed floors with self polishing wax and using the same remover on asphalt and tile floors. It suggests lining metal or brass planters with aluminum foil to prevent rust.
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George Schwerdt
Salina
Yale
Shade
Dad
Roberta Campbell
Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Science
New York
Mt. Zion
Mt. Zion Club
Oren Nelson
Eileen
Ronnie
Pat Fager
Lloyd Guy
Jim
Donna
Linda
Nellie Miller
Clarence Cross
Harold Smith
Tom Maxwell
Allen County
Eugene Lee
William Tredway
Blaine Wilson
Judy Erikson
Pittsburg
Mabel Lowe
Rolland Kelsey
Virgil Watts
Sam Waltermire
Ivan Bennett
Arnold Elder
Finley Myers
Ralph Guy
Jimmy Mahoney
Council Grove
Jim Mahoneys
Orville Engleman
Albert Lydick
Herbert Shellhorn
Junior Hill
Clyde Wilcox
Jane
C. M. Hill Sr
Dale Kelsey
Emporia
C. B. Lamb
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Kansas
Southwestern Bell
Via. Metis
IFT
Wilson
Woodson
Allen
Neosho
Chanute Tribune Circulation Dept
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