Christmas and club notices from Earlton area churches
The HD Unit held a church hall Christmas dinner with eight members and five guests including the Borchers and Prosser families. Mary Sommars was installed president for 1966. Big Creek WSCS hosted a covered dish luncheon with 47 members and two guests. Center Ridge WSWS installation and lesson followed by home entertaining. Midway PTA featured a student music program, operetta, and donations to two charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
C. H. Borchers
F. A. Prosser
Alva McLaren
Leslie Crowe
Mary Sommars
Prosser
Ed Wolfe
Big Creek
WSCS
Center Ridge
WSWS
Arthur Carlson
S. Wilson
Anna Carlson
Open House for Westview Baptist Chapel Members
The Rev and Mrs J Wesley Brizendine hosted a Christmas open house at 202 Rutter for members and friends of West view Baptist Chapel on Sunday afternoon from 3 to 4 30. Silver and poinsettias adorned the tea table as Mrs Robert Holtzman poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Brizendine
Rutter
Westview Baptist Chapel
Robert Holtzman
Christmas Party By Wilson Class
The Wilson Class of the First Methodist Church held a Christmas party after Sunday service in the church fellowship hall. Food supported baskets for adopted families, the story A Star for Christmas was told, carols were sung, gifts were given to teachers, and 80 members and guests received popcorn balls.
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Wilson
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Bauer
B. J. Chatts
Sandra McCune
Mark McCune
Margaret Wolfe
Hazel Slane
French Toast Dip With Orange Juice And Sugar
A dipping mixture for French toast combines egg and milk with grated orange juice. A touch of sugar helps the toast brown and finish with a hint of sweetness.
Neosho Valley Unit Hosts Cookie Walk and Officers Installed
The Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit held a Christmas party with a cookie walk and exchange. Mrs. Robert Rains hosted eight members and received the door prize. Officers installed for the coming year include President Mrs. Marvin Wolfe and Secretary Mrs. Lynn Erickson. A safety talk on pressurized cans is set for January 12 at 7 30 p.m. at Royster Junior High School. The next meeting is January 21 with Mrs. Wolfe.
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Neosho Valley
Robert Rains
S. Central
Royster Junior High School
Wolfe
Christmas Dinner By Kansettes Annual Family Gathering
The Kansettes met at Mrs. Kenneth Cumings home 1202 S Plummer Thursday evening for their annual Christmas dinner with 20 guests at quarter tables. Guests included Mr and Mrs Virgil Freeburg Humboldt Mr and Mrs Mike Johnston and Tammy Linda Edwards Roger Edwards Elena Cunningham and Rusty Cumings. A gift exchange and short business meeting followed. January meeting will be with Mrs Earl Hunter 1007 S Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cumings
S. Plummer
Virgil Freegurg
Humboldt
Mike Johnston
Tammy
Linda Edwards
Roger Edwards
Elena Cunningham
Rusty Cumings
Earl Hunter
S. Garfield
Detroit Drops Rose Scented Bus Additive
Detroit officials discontinue the rose scented fuel additive after findings show a chemical caused corrosion of engine parts. The transit system will switch to a neutral smelling additive with no special odor.
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Detroit, Mich
Detroit
Christmas Duty and Darwin Debates Stir Readers
Readers write to Ann Landers about Christmas Eve police calls and family fights. A letter questions Darwin evolution debates, with Landers predicting no change in opinions and offering blunt counsel.
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Dear Ann Landers
Christ
Annn Landers
Past Noble Grands Meet in Slane Home
The Past Noble Grands Club met Friday noon at Mrs. Hazel Slane's home 606 S Malcolm with 17 members present. Mrs. Erwin led the business meeting and was elected president. Mrs. Oglesbee vice president. Mrs. Meeker secretary treasurer. Birthdays in October November December were observed. A chicken dinner was served and gifts exchanged. Next meeting set for January 28 with Mrs. Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Hazel Slane
S. Malcolm
Slane
H. O. Older
Robert Rader
Everett Erwin
Erwin
John Oglesbee
Francis Meeker
Kansas CowBelles Co Host Meeting For National Cattle Convention
The Kansas CowBelles co host the American National CowBelles at Kansas City with the 69th American National Cattlemen’s Convention from January 23 to 26. Headquarters are at the Muehlebach Hotel. Registration begins January 23 with a Ladies Reception. A Ladies Luncheon, CowBelle Breakfast, and General Council Meeting are scheduled through January 26, with a banquet and ball that night. Reservations to the Convention Bureau and Chamber of Commerce in Kansas City have reached 1500 with 43 states represented.
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Kansas CowBelles
American National CowBelles
Kansas City
American National Cattleman’s
Muehlebach Hotel
CowBelle
CowBelle General Council
Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Mrs Wink Hostess To Senior Mothers Club Meeting
Members of the Senior Mothers Club gathered at 415 West 4th Street hosted by Mrs. A C Wink on Thursday afternoon. President A A Miller opened with a poem. Alta Jones reported on Christmas boxes. George Marisch was initiated by chaplain Mrs Ben Hupp. 18 members and two guests attended. Devo tions were given by Mrs Baldwin. The lesson, Christmas Around the World by John D Greene, was read by Mrs Baker. Refreshments by Mrs Wink and Mrs W Roy Johnson featured holiday decor.
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Senior Mothers Club
A. C. Wink
W. 4Th St
A. A. Miller
Alta Jones
George Marisch
Ben Hupp
William Baldwin
Ed Sloan
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Christmas Events
Members went caroling Thursday evening and handed out gift baskets. Roma Payne led a meeting. A Christmas party followed with gifts for each family. Mrs. Harold Ward and guests Diane Debbie Steven and Rickey attended. refreshments were served.
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Buffalo Boosters
Roma Payne
Harold Ward
Diane
Debbie
Steven
Rickey
Scout News Den 2 Pack 225 Meets for Christmas Gathering
Cub scouts met Saturday morning with den mother Mrs Paul Dent and assistant Mrs Otto Bright at 1521 S Malcolm. Dennis McKenzie led games and helped wrap presents. Brian Dent provided refreshments. The meeting closed with the golden rule.
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Den
Paul Dent
Otto Bright
S. Malcolm
Dennis McKenzie
Brian Dent
Social Calendar Tuesday December Activities Across Groups
The schedule lists events from Gem and Mineral Society and various civic and youth groups. Notable items include meetings at 218 East Fifth for R E Williams, IOOF hall gatherings, Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple, Lincoln PTA Study Group, and Luncheon at Tioga Hotel, with other clubs hosting dinners, toastmasters, and craft sessions across Chanute.
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Gem and Mineral Society
R. E. Williams
E. Vth
IOOF
Masonic Temple
Lincoln
Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Tioga Hotel
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Ladies of Elks
Chanute
Toastmasters Club
Memorial Bidge
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Kisers Celebrate 50 Years With Family Open House
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kiser will mark their 50th wedding anniversary on Christmas Day with an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. at 1512 S Malcolm. Married in 1915 in Burlington they have four living children Helen Peak Winfield Alberta Petty Floyd Kiser and Donald Kiser, 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He retired in May 1960 after 50 years with the MKT Railroad.
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J. E. Kiser
S. Malcolm
Burlington
Helen
Peak
Winfield
Alberta Petty
Manhattan
Floyd Kiser
Erie
Donald Kiser
del City
Oklo
Kiser
MKT
Chanute Tribune December 20 1965 Page Three item
Local page three notes community notices and brief items from Chanute Kansas for Monday December 20 1965. Includes short mentions of residents events church activity and school updates within small town reporting.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Ann Landers
Charles Darwin
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Scout News
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Oes
Sorghum Valley Grange
J.E. Kisers
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