Neosho Cancer Crusade appoints officers at meeting
Chairman Dr Dwight Blackwood leads Neosho unit with Sam Dixon co chairing and Linda Ivins in publicity at a Wednesday gathering at Bill Althaber home 11 S Lafayette. New dressings program to aid hospital supplies through unit officers and local volunteers discussed. A February Independence meeting urged county workers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Blackwood
Co. Phillips, Jr
Sen Crusade
or Sam_ Dixon
Neosho
Clifford Gibson
Hazel County
American Cancer Society
Slane
Jim Cooperer Davidson
Linda Ivins
Phillips
Althaber
S. Lafayette
Fred Stipp
James J. Boerwinkle
Inde
Bill Althaber
Pendence
Chris Brazil
Mahlon County
Morley
Marius
Women’s World Service meets in Earlton church
The Woman's Society of World Service at Earlton EUB met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Julius Hawke. Mrs Alva McLaren led singing and Mrs Wendall Brant gave the lesson titled Between the East and West. The group studied Korea Taiwan Okinawa and Hong Kong. A dessert course was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Woman's Society of World Service
Earlton Eub
Julius Hawke
Alva McLaren
Wendall Brant
Korea
Taiwan
Okinawa
Hong Kong
Rebekah Lodge Meets In IOOF Hall
The Chanute Rebekah Lodge 158 met Monday evening in the IOOF hall. Noble Grand Mrs Etta Hanson presided. Mrs E O Gilbert announced a May 11 Eastern Encampment meeting at Murray Hill school with public evening session at 8 p.m. UNESCO representative was appointed and Valentine refreshments were served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Etta Hanson
Noble Grand
E. O. Gilbert
Murray Hill
Nellie Stevens
Unesco
Valentine
de Ann Evans
Albert Brown
Seward, Barnes
Blanche Burgess
Valentine Party by Whos Who Study Club
The Who's Who Study Club met with Mrs. L. F. Erickson at 620 N Grant on Tuesday afternoon for a valentine party. Eight members and three guests attended. Valentines were exchanged and games played. The next meeting will be a covered dish luncheon at Foster Myers home 508 W 7th February 19 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Who's Who Study Club
L. F. Erickson
N. Grant
Social Calendar Friday February 68 1963
Several local groups list meetings and events for Friday February 68 1963. ACT Auxiliary hosts at 2 p.m. Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge Valentine Party at 7:30 p.m. Rainbow HDU at 1:30 p.m. Four Square HDU at 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens covered dish luncheon at 11:30 a.m. with rides by calling a number. First Christian church CWF group one meets, Mrs Stre an at 22 p.m. Mrs Wilson's Class sewing at 10 a.m. Devoted Mothers Club Sweetheart Party in Iola at 6:30 p.m. Holly Mothers Club Sweetheart Party at Home Saving Lounge 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACT Auxiliary
Norman Koch
N. Steuben
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Merle Brinkmeyer
N. Western
Rainbow Hdu
James Gordon
St. Grant
Four Square Hdu
E. W. Maxwell
Memorial Building
First Christian Church
CWF
W. A. Strean
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Devoted Mothers Club
Iola
Holly Mothers Club
Advisory Committee Meets in Erie
The Neosho County Advisory Committee met at the extension office in Erie with Mrs. Neal Heilman presiding. They announced a spring tea at Stark High School on April 2 and formed a tea committee. A Mary Ruth Works Scholarship Fund donation was acknowledged. They discussed upcoming projects and the needs of Elms Acres Children's home. Shelby Wells with Mrs. Heilman served cupcakes and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Erie
Neal Heilman
Stark High School
Heilman
M. Moody
Don Sailor
Mary Ruth Works Scholarship Fund Foundation
Elms Acres
Shelby Wells
Cheerful Workers Class Hosts 23 at First Baptist Church
The Cheerful Workers Class of the First Baptist Church met in the church parlor with 23 members. Hosts Mrs. Junior Fritz Mrs. Ed Zastrow Mrs. J Wilford Johnson and Opal Bower served refreshments. The group voted to buy a picture projector for the year and heard vocal and instrumental numbers by Bill Hutchison Lynda Hutchison Cheryl Wiles and Jeanette Arthur. Ruth Gray led a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Fritz
Ed Zastrow
J. Wilford Johnson
Opal Bower
First Baptist Church
Floyd West
Clint Bower
Sidney Olson
Herla Rush
Bill Hutchison
Lynda Hutchison
Cheryl Wiles
Jeanette Arthur
Ruth Gray
Apologies to All Tin Ears By ANN LANDERS
A reader letters column notes corrections to Ann Landers on tin ears and singing. The piece includes anecdotes about improving pitch, a Harvard connection, and advice on handling family warmth, affection, and parental guidance.
Folk Music Program For Modern Study Highlighted
Modern Study club held a Tuesday program hosted by Mrs. John Nation at 20 S. Larson. Mrs. Robert King and Mrs. Nation presented folk songs with King playing a four string baritone ukulele and sharing song origins. Nation offered piano solos. A dessert coffee was served to 16 members, with Mrs. Hayes presiding over the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Study Club
John Nation
S. Larson
Robert King
Nation
R. J. Hayes
First Baptist WMS Meets at Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met Wednesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. B F Wyatt presiding. Mrs Nyckerson led prayer, read a poem on improving the society, and devotions by Mrs Homer Waggoner emphasized faith for courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
B. F. Wyatt
Culture Club Honors Mrs. Roy Gibson
The Chanute Culture club honored Mrs. Roy Gibson newly elected president of the Woman's Kansas Day Club at a regular meeting Tuesday afternoon. A gift from the group was presented to her. Mrs. Fred Skinner was hostess. The table featured red and white carnations in Kansas pattern glassware. Mae Wheeler taught an Oregon and Washington lesson as part of the Know America theme. Seventeen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Culture Club
Roy Gibson
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Gems and Minerals Program for Cosmos Study Club
Annual guest night at the Cosmos Study Club held Tuesday at Home Savings Lounge. Mrs. Milo Johnson chaired the committee assisted by Mrs. Elmer Peterson Iva Dent Lee Garman George Allen and Erma Joe King. Marsha Morton led the program with colored slides of geological earth structures and national parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmos
Home Savings Lounge
Milo Johnson
Mies
Elmer Peterson
Iva Dent
Lee Garman
George Allen
Erma Joe King
Marsha Morton
Victory Home
Buford Allen
R. J
Wilbur Thompson
Morton
Mmes
M. L. Morton
Howard McNeill
Kenneth Brown
Orville Nickerson
Ralph Drake
C. L. Childers
C. H
F. A. Bundy
Art Wiggans
Ola Prosser
Locke
Outlook Study Club Meeting Features Caribbean Cruise
The Outlook Study Club met with Mrs. P. H. Taylor at 115 N. Western on Tuesday afternoon with 14 members attending. Mrs. Cleo Dalton presented slides from a Caribbean cruise. Next meeting is with Mrs. Charles Broadwell. yearbook committee hosts the Feb. 16 party at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Study Club
P. H. Taylor
N. Western
Cleo Dalton
Charles Broadwell
Mrs Robison Hosts Barathea Guild Meeting
The Barathea Guild of the Evan gelical United Brethren church met at 709 S. Grant with Mrs. Elmer Robison and co host Mrs. Forrest Hazen. Devotions by Mrs. R W Griffiths. 17 members attended with greetings and a Valentine cake door prize.
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Barathea Guild
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Elmer Robison
S. Grant
Forrest Hazen
R. W. Griffiths
Belle Delaplain
Bernard Ford
Robert McLaren
Scout Troop Activity At Murray Hill School
Scout News reports Brownie Troop 54 met at Murray Hill school with leaders Mrs Splane Magill and Ranz. They made Valentine trays for Neosho Manor Home and planned a Valentine party. New patrols selected by Judy Rankin Debra Lock and Barbara Proctor with names Fly Up Tenderfoot and Pretty Brownies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill School
John Splane
Carl Magill
Gilbert Ranz
Valentine
Neosho Manor
Judy Rankin
Debra Lock
Barbara Proctor
Fly Up
Elaine McCown
Nancy Lett
Tenderfoot
Marcie Shockey
Alicia Magill
Sorosis Club Meets at Helen Loy Home
The Sorosis club met Tuesday afternoon at Helen Loy's home 1162 S Lafayette with ten members present. Mrs A E Peterson presided and Mrs Robert Cooper gave devotions from the Upper Room. Mrs Pearl Wink led the lesson An Interior Decorator by Beth Foster Smith focusing on inner thoughts and actions. A valentine party was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Helen Loy
S. Lafayette
A. E. Peterson
Robert Cooper
Future Homemakers Will Buy Tea Towels
The Future Homemakers of America at Chanute High School held a noon meeting. Glennice Allen presided as the club voted to purchase tea towels for the Home Economics department. LeAnna McGettrick Joyce Anderson Adele Davis and Cherrie Zillner formed a committee to plan a party. Seventeen members attended with Mrs Hal Davis as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
Chanute High School
Glennice Allen
LeAnna McGettrick
Joyce Anderson
Adele Davis
Cherrie Zillner
FHA
Topeka
Hal Davis
Play Is Reviewed For Round Table Study Club
The Round Table Study Club reviewed A Death in the Family adapted from All The Way Home by Tad Moses. Mrs. Howard Jester led the afternoon program with 11 guests, hosted by Mrs. Seth Farwell at 615 S Malcolm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Study Club
Howard Jester
Seth Farwell
S. Malcolm
Tad Moses
Charles Day
Riverside Red Cross withholds book from Sherman Institute gifts
Riverside officials of the Red Cross decide to exclude a book from gifts to American Indian students at the Sherman Institute. The title, How to Ride Like a Real Indian, prompted the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside, Calif
Riverside Red Cross
Sherman Institute
Mrs Miley Presides At LAPM Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of Patri archs Militant met Tuesday at the IOOF hall with Belle Miley presiding. Officers installed by Mrs. Nathan Hole included Mrs Ernest Biggs vice president from Fort Scott, Mrs W A Coonrod treasurer and Mrs Irene Moore color sergeant. The Charter was draped in memory of Elmer Bryant. Guest Ed Barnhart from Parsons Auxiliary 33 attended. Members came from Fort Scott Humboldt Chanute and Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant
IOOF
Belle Miley
Nathan Hole
Ernest Biggs
Fort Scott
W. A. Coonrod
Irene Moore
Elmer Bryant
Ed Barnhart
Parsons Auxiliary
Humboldt
Chanute
Iola
Mrs Ward Reviews Silent Spring at Athenaeum Meeting
Mrs T W Ward reviewed the book Silent Spring by Rachel Carson at the Athenaeum gathering hosted by Mrs C C Taylor, 805 S Santa Fe. Mrs Ward led the program after Mrs H C Miller delivered devotions, with UNESCO membership renewed and a dessert beforehand for the February 19 hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Taylor
S. Santa Fe
Athenaeum
Ralph Ward
Unesco
H. C. Miller
Katherine Bevis
T. W. Ward
Rachel Carson
T. O. Ward
Twentieth Century Study Club meets with Eckard presiding
The Twentieth Century Study club met Tuesday afternoon at 901 West Main with ten members present. Mrs. C. S. Eckard presided the business meeting. Mrs. S. E. Null gave the lesson on the History of Common Sewing Thread. Mrs. T. N. Bradford delivered the devotions on the theme Prayer. A valentine dessert was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
R. R. Elder
W. Main
C. S. Eckard
S. E. Null
T. N. Bradford
German Asks For Sheriff's Badge
In Girard Kansas Sheriff Bill Strukel received a letter from Hanover West Germany asking for a sheriff badge for a badge collection. The writer Manfred Bordasch seeks either a recent badge or an older one and has studied American policing history. Strukel plans to forward a badge or try to locate an older piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard, Kan
Bill Strukel
Hanover
West Germany
Manfred
Bordasch
Strukel
ORR
W. Mais
Markets Feature Meats Markets Feature Meats
Beef pork lamb and poultry bargains for shoppers this weekend eggs fall and canned seafoods go on special. Vegetables recover from winter freezes with cucumbers corn cabbage and lettuce returning to normal prices. Citrus remains high while bananas avocado pears grapes apples are plentiful. Beef ribs pork bacon and sausage show bargains as heavy supplies push prices down. Broiler fryers and baking hens are economical. Eggs decline seasonally with canned salmon sardines and tuna leading seafood picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Southeast
Maine
Johnson's Studio & Camera Shop Valentine Ad
Valentine sales blaze at Johnson's Studio and Camera Shop 4 E Main with the largest selection in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's
E. Main
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Stipp
S. Plummer
American Cancer Society of
Marius Phillips, Jr
Blackwood
Neosho Cancer Crusade
Oof Hall
Who's Who Club
Dial Tribune
Ann Landers
Harvard
Harvard Glee Club
Rap Landers
Robert C. Marsh
Bob
Chicago Sun-Times
Grace
Ann
Domother
Chip
Ping
Ruth
Delta
Conj
Chanute Tribune
Folk Music
First Baptist Wms
Culture Club
Outlook Club
Kress
Victory Unit
J. W. Heenan
the Monarch Cement CO
Humboldt, Kansas
Mrs. Robison
Scout News
Florsheims
Mrs. Miley
Mrs. Eckard
Ivreu
T.V
Choice
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
Chanute, Kans
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