Mrs. Livingston Ends Long Career at Credit Bureau
Ada Livingston of 24 West Fourth retired Sunday after 49 years as secretary for the Credit Bureau. She began Jan 10 1918 as a secretary with the Business Men's Club, later the Chamber of Commerce, then secretary of the credit department. Betty Allen will replace her.
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Ada Livingston
W. 4Th
Credit Bureau
Business Men’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Board of Directors
Credit Department
Livingston
Associated Credit Bureaus of America Inc
Houston
Tex
Kansas
Chanute
Neosho
Wilson
Betty Allen
Tribune
Doy Hampton
The
W. Main
Wash and fluff thick loosely woven sweaters the Ruth Green way
Ruth Green shares a method for washing loose knit sweaters to prevent stretching. Squeeze gently, roll in a heavy towel to remove water, toss the sweater to fluff the yarn, then shape on a towel to dry for a like new look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise Cruse
Heloise
Ruth
Phone contact notice for Tribune carrier
Readers urged to contact their Tribune carrier or call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability issues.
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Tribune
Pen Women Meet At Cherryvale
Mrs. Paschal Grimes of Coffeyville attended the quarterly meeting of the National League of American Pen Women Cherryvale branch held at the home of Mrs. Zoe Siler in Cherryvale with Mrs. Robert E Williams as guest. Grimes reported several paintings on exhibit in Kansas City areas Chauteau and French Market and won first place in pastels and second in oil at a Fredonia exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paschal Grimes
S. Lincoln
National League of American Pen Women
Coffeyville
Zoe Siler
Cherryvale
Robert E. Williams
E. 11Th
League of Pen Women
Kansas City
Fredonia
Women's Physical Fitness program enters second session
The Chanute Recreation Commission starts the second eight week session of Women’s Physical Fitness this Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Royster Gym. Barbara Keller, supervisor, plans varied activities including exercises volleyball and basketball and urges women 21 and over to participate. The November session enrolled 24 with about 14 to 15 attending weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Recreation Commission
Royster Gym
Barbara Keller
Miss Keller
Paint Club Meets at North Malcolm Center
Seven members of the Mary Dell Paint Club gathered Thursday at the North Malcolm Community Center for a day of painting. A sack lunch was served at noon.
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Mary Dell
Expensive Neatness in Kentucky Horse Farms
White plank fences surround most Kentucky horse farms. Respective costs include installation and painting at about one dollar per running foot of fence. The feature notes their attractive appearance and the high expense for upkeep.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Social Calendar for January 1967 Church Groups
Activities listed for January 4 and 5 include Women of the First Christian Church groups meeting at various homes, circles at United Presbyterian and First Methodist, missions and women groups at Grant Avenue Baptist, Grace Episcopal Sawyer Hall, Nazarene Church, and others, plus Friendly Thimble Club and Rainbow Division Veterans dinner. Also events at Rural Grange, Royal Neighbors, and Christian Fellowship groups with times from morning to evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the First Christian Church
Jack Parkins
S. Garfield
Gerald Rowan
S. Western
Lola Kuykendall
Women's Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
WSCS
First Methodist Church
United Presbyterian
Bruce Burris
George Pinegar
Robert Koch
N. Grant
Women's Missionary Assn
United Brethren In Christ Church
Rainbow Division
Memorial
St. Anne
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Nazarene Church
Modern Mothers Club
Ralph Heaton
W. H. Corbin
Seamona EH
Fred Malson
Christian Women's Fellowship
Glen Dormois
Chaincomers
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Rural Grange Meeting
Women’s Missionary Prayer Band
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church
Records At Tri City Airport Break Yearly Flight Totals
Central Airlines at Tri City Airport ends 1966 with record monthly and yearly totals. In December 1966, 234 passengers and 13 825 pounds of mail cargo departed, up from 197 passengers and 13 199 pounds in December 1965. For 1966, 2 838 passengers and 151 507 pounds originated, about a 20 percent rise over prior years.
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Parsons
Central Airlines
Tri-City
Central Airline
Sherilyn Carl Weds Roger Dean Bender
Sherilyn Carl and Roger Dean Bender exchanged vows at First Presbyterian Church Abilene on December 23 at 4 30 pm. The Rev John Kellison officiated with Marilyn Hall singing. The couple will reside in Manhattan after a wedding trip to Breckenridge Colorado.
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Sherilyn Carl
Roger Dean Bender
First Presbyterian
Gordon Bender
S. Plummer
John Kellison
A. E. Buenning
Marilyn Hall
Carol Hinnergardt
Karen Leister
Salina
Barbara Bender
Mel Thompson
Medicine Lodge
Mike Nevark
Wally Kraft
Manhattan
Richard
Jim Carl
Paul Miller
Kansas City
Jack Jackson
Omaha
Sunflower
Abilene
Ann Payne
Sabra Bradshaw
Karen Humpert
Gretchen Morgenstern
Kansas State University
Lee Howerton Retires From TB Hospital
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital staff honored Lee R. Howerton at a Friday retirement as night watchman, marking him among the first employees since the 1957 opening. A double quartet performed while Jack Spears and Dr. James Brown lauded his service and presented a gift. The reception featured a white linen table with driftwood centerpiece and candle decor.
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Lee R. Howerton
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Howerton
Jack Spears
James Brown
Lottie Wortman
Ann Hummer
Bridge Club Meets with Four Tables of Bridge
The Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday evening in the Home Savings Lounge with four tables in play. Above average scores were posted by Mrs. Fred Johnson, Bob Ward, 30, Mrs. Ralph Caldwell, Mrs. Bob Allen, 30, Mr. and Mrs. George Eaton, 26, Bob Allen and Larry Caldwell, 22, and Mrs. Clyde Bloom and Mrs. Frank Jones, 22.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Lounge
Fred Johnson
Bob Ward
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
George Eaton
Larry Caldwell
Clyde Bloomheart
Frank Jones
Birthday Party for Linda McHenry
A surprise birthday party was held Monday afternoon by Linda McHenry’s parents Mr and Mrs Fred McHenry at 1710 W Main. Games and refreshments followed with guests Andy Denton Larry Denton Janet Denton Mark Zukerman Jimmy Hutchison Douglas Hutchison Debbie Miller and Mrs Jennie Bean in attendance.
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Linda McHenry
Fred McHenry
W. Main
Andy
Larry
Janet Denton
Mark Zukerman
Jimmy
Douglas Hutchison
Debbie Miller
Jennie Bean
Miss Dellinger and G Uthmann Wed in Sapulpa Suite
Miss Deloris Dellinger and George Uthmann exchanged wedding vows at Forest Hill Baptist Church Sapulpa Oklahoma Saturday. Both reside in Oklahoma City and work for National Supply Division. They will live at 23272 S W 21st Oklahoma City after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill Baptist Church
Sapulpa
Okla
Deloris Dellinger
George Uthmann
Oklahoma City
Carol Caine
Charles Snipes
National Supply Division
S.W. 21St
Preserving Tips Tie Spices in Cloth Bag
Use whole spices in summer fruit preserves by placing them in a cheese cloth bag before cooking to prevent discoloration. This keeps flavors intact while making the fruit visually appealing.
Kiwanis 1967 Theme Discussed by Brown
Jack Brown, president, discussed the Kiwanis 1967 theme and methods to reach local and international Kiwanis goals at the Kiwanis club meeting at the Tioga Hotel. Joe Doyle, junior Kiwanian, was a guest.
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Jack Brown
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
Joe Doyle
Coffeyville Eyes Medical Center to Help Recruit Doctors
Coffeyville city manager Earl Keaton said the city may build a medical center using revenue bonds on city land near Memorial Hospital. The center would be leased to a team of physicians to address a doctor shortage and aid recruitment efforts.
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Coffeyville
Earl Keaton
Memorial Hospital
Keaton
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Bessie
Dear Geloise
Claire Phillips
Susan Williams
DuBarry Cosmetics
Roscoe
Humboldt
Manhattan Mutual
Orville
West 7Th
Manhattan Mutual Life Ins. CO
Manhattan, Kansas
Pen
Dial Tribune
Truitt
N. Steuben
East Main Street
Alan Collins
Mgr
Nancy
Christie Carl
Lee Howerton
Bridge Club
Miss Dellinger
G. Uthmann
John Dellinger
Chase
F. C. Uthmann
S. Denman
Lonnie Campbell
R. J. Snipes
Kiwanis
Brown
Coffeyville Considers Medical Center
Hans TF Bott2a
East Main
Dr. Schells
Oxfords
Star Brand
Strstr
Santa Fe
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