Forty Year Pins Awarded To Three LA to BRT Members
Forty year membership pins in the LA to BRT were presented to Mmes. J. R. Mee H. A. Thurst in and J. O. Purviance at a meeting in the Odd Fellows hall yesterday. Mrs. J. H. Snyder presented the pins. Mrs. Earnest Anderson presided and entertained retiring officers with a Christmas party. Eighteen were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
J. R. Mee
H. A. Thurstin
J. O. Purviance
Odd Fellows Hall
J. H. Snyder
Earnest Anderson
Mrs Johnson Hosts Sunflower HDU Christmas Party
Mrs Ernest Johnson at 1121 S Highland hosted Sunflower HDU members for a Christmas party yesterday. Assisted by Mrs Earl Keys and Mrs Avery Sprague, attendees enjoyed a 1:30 dessert, welcomed new members Mrs Elvin Brenton and Mrs Wayne Dunlap, played games, and exchanged gifts around a sprayed blue spruce tree. Mrs Keys, the president, received a gift from the unit and gave gifts to all. The home featured Christmas decor and Johnson displayed European souvenirs from a recent trip abroad. Eighteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Johnson
S. Highland
Sunflower Hdu
Earl Keys
Avery Sprague
Elvin Brenton
Wayne Dunlap
Mrs Hurst Hosts Guild Meeting at Christian Church
Mrs. Ted Hurst of 721 West Elm hosted the CWF Guild of the Christian church on Tuesday evening. Presiding was Mrs. Charles Arnett, with Vinnie Allison teaching the lesson on Christ Church and Race. Elsie Cunningham reported Marian Anderson's life from Rising Above Color while Kenneth Jones led devotions. Ten members and a guest, Mrs. Mabel Pens, attended. next meeting set for January 21 with Nora Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hurst
W. Elm
CWF Guild of the Christian Church
Charles Arnett
Vinnie Allison
Elsie Cunningham
Marian Anderson
Kenneth Jones
Hurst
Arnett
Ruth Shannon
Mabel Pens
Nora Sumner
Lesson and Cunningham Devotions Featured in Session
A scheduled program presents the lesson and Cunningham devotions, noted as key items for attendees. The event emphasizes reflective readings and guided contemplation within the session.
Mrs Mabel Hudson Hosts Westminster Class Meeting
Mrs Mabel Hudson of 309 West Main hosted 16 members of the Westminster class of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening with Mrs Ralph Drake presiding. The class voted to give a Christmas basket to a needy family and readings followed including The Legend of the Christ Child by Elizabeth Harrison and I Wish by Marian Odum. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hudson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hudson
Main
Presbyterian Church
Ralph Drake
Roy Gibson
Christ Child
Elizabeth Harrison
Marian Odum
Mmes. Hudson
W. A. Hooinagle
Decker
Marian Martin Pattern for Half Sizes 9332
Advertises Marian Martin printed pattern 9332 for half sizes with back pleats and smooth front silhouette. Provides sizes 14 4 5 18 2 0 and yardage for 39 inch fabric, costs 39 cents plus mailing, send to Pattern Dept in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West
N.Y. Pring
Stubborn Divorcee Bothering Widower's Plans
Advice column excerpt shows a widower facing pressure to move the home and a divorced partner's country plan. A teenage daughter resists relocation. Ann Landers suggests compromise and caution in choosing a life partner. The second letter from a married pair echoes calls for counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
YALE
Wilson Class Hears The Small One Christmas Story
The Wilson class of the Methodist church heard a recorded Christmas tale The Small One by Bing Crosby. Mrs Carl Breiner and her committee organized the event with Mrs Hazel Slane leading singing. Lisa Berthot read parts and Mrs R R Elder delivered the story with a gift exchange and seasonal decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
Wilson
Methodist Church
Carl Breiner
Hazel Slane
Lisa Berthot
R. R. Elder
Friendly Thimble club elects new officers
Mrs. Ray Brown is president with Mrs. Lyle Swink as vice president and Mrs. Arthur Ogle secretary and reporter. Other posts filled include devotional chairman Mrs. J. B. Taylor and treasurer Mrs. Charles Tripp. A 1 o'clock covered dish Christmas dinner followed devotions by Mrs. Taylor. A basket for an adopted family was prepared. Mrs. Brown will host the next meeting at 905 North Garfield on January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Brown
Friendly Thimble Club
Fred Bartholomew
N. Garfield
Lyle Swink
Arthur Ogle
J. B. Taylor
Charles Tripp
Taylor
G. C. van Nice
Humboldt
Brown
N. Garfield Jan
Etiquette Questions on Engagement Visits and Dining Manners
The column advises that distant families exchange happiness notes after engagement announcements. It notes that only one mouthful of ice cream should be served per bite, and asks about proper behavior when dining in a friend’s home.
Ask Permission To Remove Coat From Hostess
The suggestion discusses whether a guest should ask a hostess to remove his coat. It advises that waiting for the hostess or host to propose the action is the better course.
Mystery Sisters Revealed At Homemakers Club Meeting
Mrs Chester Nichols hosted the Homemakers Club gathering at 1425 South Central. Mystery sisters were revealed with a gift exchange and names redrawn for next year. Refreshments served for nine members and four children. guests included Mrs Howard Splane and Mrs Charles Beck. Next meeting set for January 15 with Mrs Howard Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Nichols
S. Central
Homemakers Club
Elmer Mathews
Howard Splane
Charles Beck
Howard Webb
How Can 1 Prevent Greasy Kitchen Range Soiling
A reader asks how to prevent the kitchen range from becoming greasy. Advice suggests keeping a saucer on top to hold greasy utensils and spares.
Social Calendar Highlights December 20 1957
Friday events include Naomi circle WSCS Mrs Kenneth Cumings 1202 8 Plummer 7 50 p m. Dorothea L Dix tent DUV Memorial building 2 30 p m. Confraternity Mothers St Patricks school 7 30 p m. Golden Shrine Jerusalem Masonic Temple 7 30 p m. IC Guild EUB church basket supper church 6 30 p m. Wilson class Methodist church quilting sewing 10 a m. Laurel Mothers club Mrs Dale Edwards 515 N Evergreen gift exchange 1 50 p m. Queen Esther class Christian church church 2 p m. Saturday Do Si Do Square Dance club Alcott school p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
WSCS
Kenneth Cumings
Plummer
Vernal Batese
Allen
Dorothea L. Dix
Christian Mothers
St Patrick's School
Golden Shrine of
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
IC Guild of
EUB Church
Wilson
Laurel Mothers Club
Dale Edwards
N. Evergreen
Queen Esther
Christian Church
Church
Favorite Recipe Oatmeal Muffins From Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune presents a homey recipe for oatmeal muffins and cookies. It lists butter or margarine sugar quick oatmeal and buttermilk with a beaten egg plus sifted dry ingredients and optional raisins. Bake 20 to 25 minutes at 375 degrees. Mrs J Howard Jester is the contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Jester
S. Highland
Chanute Tribune
Chanute, Kas
Kermit Adelgren
Go Center HDU Holds Christmas Themed Meeting
Mrs. C A Obenhaus hosted the Go Center HDU Tuesday afternoon presiding as members answered roll with Last Minute Christmas Suggestions. Officers elected include Mrs Albert Magner president Mrs Fred Brungardt vice president Mrs D G Springer secretary treasurer Mrs R J Magner public relations and Mrs Martin Klingenberg recreation. Gifts to mystery sisters were given from a Christmas tree with Dwight Baldwin assisting. Christmas songs and holiday games followed. Refreshments served to numerous members and guests with plans for the January 8 meeting hosted by Mrs R J Magner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERSE
C. A. Obenhaus
Go-Center
HDU
Obenhaus
Albert Magner
Fred Brungardt
D. G. Springer
R. J. Magner
Martin Klingenberg
Mystery Sisters
PTA Meeting Hosts Gift Exchange For Alcott Group
Mrs. Alcott Frederick Gerardy hosted a study group of the Alcott PTA on Wednesday at 125 S Lafayette. Mrs. Kenneth Tebow read the Christmas story The Littlest General. Twenty members and eight children exchanged gifts. Mrs Carl Walker is to host January 22 with Mrs Tebow giving the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Alcott Pta
Kenneth Tebow
Carl Walker
Tebow
Chanute Textile Paint Club Holds All Day Meeting
The Chanute Textile Paint Club met all day in Carpenters hall with a noon sack lunch. Ten members attended and voted to skip meetings until January 7. A covered dish dinner and officer elections were planned. Meetings will start at 9 a.m. instead of 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Holds Christmas Party
The Sunny Stone 4-H club Buffalo Boosters met December 12 with seventeen members present. New members Nancy Jones Billie Clinesmith Danny Morrow and Mike Morrow were initiated. The group planned for the purple seal and heard talks and demonstrations including Wrapping A Christmas Package and Safety Around Christmas Trees. Favors gifts and a member gift exchange with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Stone Hdu
Buffalo Boosters
Nancy Jones
Billie Clinesmith
Danny
Mike Morrow
Eddie Jones
Judy Clouth
Nancy
Susie Jones
Gary Follmer
Ewing Berlin
Linda Carlson
Carl Harvey Jr
Mary E. Branan
Lorene Pierce
Atomic Plant Produces Power at Shippingport
The first full scale commercial nuclear power station in the nation produced electricity for homes and industry. Jack Waugaman of Hookstown, Pa., flipped the switch to send power from the turbine into Duquesne Light Co.'s system, marking a historic milestone in atomic energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippingport
Jack Waugaman
Hookstown
Wangaman
Duquesne Light Co
Early shippingport atomic plant powers up to full capacity
Wangaman begins control at 12 39 am sending 5000 kilowatts with gradual ramp to 60000 kw planned in days The site near Pittsburgh serves 250000 people and marks the nations first large scale civilian reactor while a second plant in England concentrates on plutonium for military use
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangaman
Duquesne Light
Shippingport
Pittsburgh
England
Air Force Tests Missile Instruments on Manned Flights
The Air Force has tested missile instruments during manned flights over a range from Holloman missile center in New Mexico to Phoenix Arizona. A public information officer said details on the area cannot be released. No free missile flights in the corridor have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
N.M
Air Force
Holloman Missile Center
Phoenix
Ariz
Holloman
Arizona-New Mexico
Crawford County Welfare Expenditures Reported for November
Southeast Kansas Corner notes Crawford County social welfare department spent 152 080 70 for November, down 751 63 from October, per William E Landon director. Iola Chamber of Commerce directors seek 5 000 pledged to back the 1958 Allen County Fair. Coffeyville burglary report: hat missing from Edward J Perry home per assistant police chief B C Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Crawford County Social Welfare Department
William E. Landon
IOLA
Iola Chamber of Commerce
Allen County
Coffeyville
Edward J. Perry
B. C. Lewis
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Chanute
Memorial Building
Tribune
Mrs. Johnson
Guild
Cunningham
Ann Landers
Vergo
Lucien Lelong
Elizabeth Arden
Tioga Specialty Shop
N. Lincoln
Alcott School
PTA
Alcott
The
Ana i
Kansas
Hoover
Hoover ‘Citation” Model 64
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
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