Hubbards Observe Sixty Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. C W Hubbard of 1609 S Evergreen celebrate 60 years of marriage with an open house from 2 to 4 p m. They wed Feb 23 1903 in Turtle Lake Wisconsin. They moved to Chanute in 1904 where Hubbard retired as railroad engineer in 1945. They have a daughter Pauline Baker in Atlanta and a grandson John Baker plus three great granddaughters there. Hosts for the event are J Q Green and R L Warner families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hubbard
1609
S. Evergreen
Charles W. Hubbard
Elvilla Warner
E. W. Warner
Turtle Lake
Wis
Pauline Baker
Atlanta
John Baker
Hubbard
Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad
Methodist Church
J. Q. Green
R. L. Warner
Mrs Cone Presents Tuesday Club Lesson
The Tuesday Reading Club met at 1602 S Ashby hosted by Mrs Emma Shephard. Mrs Ernest Brazen reported. quotes by Washington Lincoln and western painter Frederick Remington featured with lithographs from Fred P Cone collection. A Heart Fund donation and $5 record player fund were noted. guests included Mrs R L Henderson Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wright
S. Ashby
Emma Shephard
Ernest Brazen
Washington
Lincoln
Heart Fund
Wright
Heritage Room
Frederick Remington
Gussie Cone
Fred P. Cone
Remington
R. L. Henderson
Humboldt
Belles Lettres Reading Club Formed in 1894
The Belles Lettres Reading Club was organized March 10, 1894, in Mrs. B. S. Justice’s home. It began with weekly meetings, limited 12 members, later grew to 15 with an honorary life member, and has engaged in state county and civic affairs. The club meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays, year starting in October, with Mrs. Claire Christie as president and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
B. S. Justice
Belles Lettres Reading Club
Claire Christie
Carl Weiner I
Alvin Jones
Max Loy
Wesleyan Service Guild Elects Officers at Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening. Mrs Forest Richardson led prayer, a pot luck supper for 32 was served, and new officers were elected including President Mrs Frank Carter and Vice President Mrs Forest Richardson. The group showcased the Charter of Racial Qualities and named committee chairs for spiritual life and missionary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Fr Est Richardson
Earnest Wilson
Christian Social Relations Committee
Hazel ‘Slane
Frank Carter
Kenneth Caldwell
Guild
Freda Betts
Lillian Barkley
Lee Embrey
J. E. Irwin
H. C. Miller
Charles Rubew
Wilson
S. A. Mannoni
John Hemphill
Virginia Lewis
Pearl Chapman
Mannoni
Forest Richardson
Ann Drury
Daisy Jordan
Ethel Eaton
Spiritual Life
Gladys Franklin
Christian Social Relations
Marie McDonald
Carl Breiner
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs February 1963
Thursday lists Senior Mothers Club luncheon at Memorial Building and multiple meetings including PEO Chapter DD Modern Mothers Club and Girl Scout Neighborhood. Friday covers Senior Citizens event with ride line and various club gatherings at Central Highland and more, plus a luncheon recipe note with corn cheese sauce over toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial Building
D. A. Finney
St. Pat's Altar Society
CWF
Chris
Ingelses to Celebrate Golden Wedding in Savonburg
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Ingels of rural Savonburg will mark their 50th wedding anniversary with open house at Leanna Christian Church Sunday from 2 to 4:30 p.m. They were married February 22, 1913, near Leanna. The couple has seven children and 16 grandchildren. one son died in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Ingels
Savenburg
Johnson Studio
Savonburg
Leanna
Harry W. Ingels
Cocoa From the Tree to the Breakfast Table Lesson
Mrs. Howard Parsons presented the lesson at the Twentieth Century Club meeting Tuesday afternoon. Hostess Mrs. C. L. Keas welcomed the full membership. Mrs. C. S. Eckard presided. Mrs. F. H. Dugan gave devotionals. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Mamie Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parsons
Twentieth Century Club
C. L. Keas
S. Tennessee
C. S. Eckard
F. H. Dugan
Mamie Hayes
S. Santa Fe
Deborah Circle Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Deborah Circle met at 402 S. Lincoln with Mrs. James Taylor presiding. Mrs. Lester Marts, assisted by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. John Akers, led the lesson on The National Council for Churches What it is and What it does.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
James Taylor
S. Lincoln
Taylor
Lester Marts
John Akers
National Council For Churches
Harry Lewis
Marvin Knapp
J. W. Halverstadt
Mrs Kihm Hosts Shakespeare Club Meeting
Mrs Albert Kihm at 16 S Tennessee hosted seven Shakespeare Club members Monday afternoon. Guest Mrs George Heger attended. Presiding was Mrs Don Abbueh. Reading of Act II from King John was led by Mrs Kihm. Mrs Stanley Rawn will host the March 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kihm
S. Tennessee
Shakespeare Club
George Heger
Don Abbueh
Kihm
Stanley Rawn
W. 5Th
Thornburg HDU Meeting Delivers Health and Friendship Goals
Mrs. Nellie Barnett led the Thornburg HDU as they met Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. N. Wiggans. The group discussed teenage diet emphasizing a balanced breakfast. A mental health lesson was planned with committee members named. Pennies for friendship and a Red Cross drive were approved. A Valentine exchange and a seed and bulb roll call were noted for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Barnett
Thornburg Hdu
W. N. Wiggans
Earlton
Barnett
John Blanseot
Lee Hall
L. J. Owens
W. H. Morton
Red Cross
Owens
Guy Umbarger
Blanseot
Tea for Faculty by Foods Class at GW High
George Washington's birthday was celebrated early when the advanced foods class served 35 faculty members at a tea. A hatchet, cherries, hedge wood and leaves decorated the serving table as spiced tea, coffee, and small open face sandwiches shaped like the liberty bell, stars, shields and flags were served. Anna Kepley poured. class members include Karen Olson, Judi Henry and Mary Kay Hasty under Mrs. Ted Kile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Anna Kepley
Ted Kile
Karen Olson
Judi Henry
Mary Kay Hasty
Ann Landers Letters on Pets and Office Col lections
Readers debate funeral expenses for pets and the ethics of office fund collections. Ann Landers advises documenting gifts with receipts, posting donor lists, and warns against extravagance. A caller asks about a husband pressuring a wife to wake early on weekends, with counsel to seek marriage guidance. Copyright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Trudy
Bethel Guild Meets at Evangelical United Brethren Church
The Bethel Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. John Crownover. Eight members and one visitor attended. The lesson, Between East and West, was given by Mrs. Harold Kimble. Mrs. Norman Madill led the recreation, and refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ical United Brethren Church
John Crownover
N. Forest
James Hutchison
Harold Kimble
Norman Madill
Ryder Bishop Nuptials Told In Miami Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs A G Ryder of 119 N Central announce the marriage of their daughter Veronica Jo to Walter C Bishop son of Mr and Mrs Carl Stoll rural Buffalo on February 4 in Miami Oklahoma Justice of the Peace Floyd Branson officiated The bride wore a brown costume suit with black accessories After a wedding trip to Nebraska the couple reside in Fre idonia Veronica attended Anthony High School and Walter attended Yates Center High School The groom works for Frisco Brick and Stone Company in Fredonia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ryder
N. Central
Veronica Jo
Walter C. Bishop
Carl Stoll
Buffalo
Miami
Okla
Floyd Branson
Nebraska
Freidonia
Anthony High School
Yates Center
Esther Circle Meets In Pearson Home at Grant Avenue Baptist
The Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist met Monday evening at Mrs. E. M. Pearson 415 West Walnut. Mrs. Pearson presided. Mrs. Clayton Osborn opened with prayer. Mrs. Hugo Larson gave the devotions. Mrs. Edna Rush led the lesson and presented a quiz from the missions magazine. Roll call was...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
E. M. Pearson
W. Walnut
Clayton Osborn
Hugo Larson
Edna Rush
the Missions Magazine
Wanamaker Hosts Sorosis Club Meeting
Mrs. C. E. Wanamaker entertained 11 Sorosis Club members at 503 N Highland on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Alfred Petterson presiding. Devo tions by Mrs. A L Lock included scripture and a Life of Will Rogers by William Rogers Jr. Ida White led a home and family lesson on contentment Nine Requisites For Living. A valentine exchange and luncheon followed. Cookies were taken to Westview Nursing Home and Neosho Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wanamaker
N. Highland
Sorosis
Alfred Petterson
A. L. Lock
Will Rogers
William Rogers Jr
Ida White
Westview Nursing Home
Neosho Manor
Sugar Varieties Recalled as Berry and Fruit Sugar Terms
A note recalls that fine granulated sugar was once commonly called berry or fruit sugar in historical usage. The distinction highlights old terminology for common pantry items.
Bible verse response by church group named by members
Seventeen members answered with a Bible verse containing love or heart. Mrs Pearson served refreshments assisted by Mrs Blaine Marks and Mrs Hildur Wingblade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Blaine Marks
Hildur Wingblade
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Drisdell Studio
Mrs. Claire Christie
Belles Lettres President
Mrs. Christie
George
Nubbie and Cable
The
Chanute Tribune
Dial Tribune
Yian ¢Auren
Devoted Mothers Club
Gene Dunaway
Highland
Safari Museum
Noble Grand Club
Gertrude and
Ethel Stevens
W. Main
Harry Ingelses
Mrs. Keas
20Th Century Club
Deborah
BIG Savings
SAT
Mrs. Kihm
Shakespeare
Mrs. Barnett
Thornburg
Farmer
P.S
Hornswog
Horn
Anp Landers
Bethel Guild
Bethel Guild of the Evangel
Ryder
Ison's Artis
S. Central
Hell
Bill Johnson
Furn
1820
North Highland
Chanute, Kans
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