Dollhouse Set for Susan Jackson in Promise to Seven
Mrs. M. T. Phillips of 417 W. 5th owns a 30 year old handmade dollhouse designed for her daughter Marilyn. The fully furnished 45 by 28 inch house includes tiny New York walnut furniture, decorative rugs, and a removable roof for viewing from above. Susan Kay Jackson, Marilyn’s friend now grown, will receive the dollhouse when she turns seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Phillips
Phillips
Marilyn
Phillipses
Arkansas City
Marilyn Phillips
New York
Wichita
Joplin
Thomas Jackson
Susan Kay Jackson
Tribune
Doy Hampton
Unit Meeting Teaches Banking Skills To Homemakers
The Unit Lesson On Banking met at Mrs. Glen Hanson's home with 14 members and three new members. Mrs. Thompson, vice president, led. a donation to Pannies for Friendship was made. The lesson by Mrs. Prosser urged women to learn banking basics and know their bank services. Opal Bower will host the Feb 7 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Extension Homemakers Unit
Glen Hanson
Wilbur Thompson
Howard McNeill
Thompson
Manhattan
F. A. Prosser
Hanson
Willard Carlson
Francis Jackson
David Brotton
Kenneth Hasty
Opal Bower
Lester Purdy
Lilian Nickelson Shearon
Jo Payne
Social Calendar for Jan 5 1967 Deep South Tribune
January 5 1967 events list for Modern Mothers Senior Mothers and other groups. Meetings held at Mrs. Heaton Corbin Malson Dormois and local churches with times from 1:30 to 2 p.m. Friday includes Harmony unit Sawyer Hall Wilson Class and Bridge at Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Mothers Club
Ralph Heaton
W. H. Corbin
W. Main
Seamona EH
Fred Malson
Christian Women's Fellowship
Glen Dormois
N. Grant
Chaincomers
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Rural Grange Meeting
Women's Missionary Prayer Band
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church
Harmony EH
Cecil Arnett
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Laurel Mothers Club
Heritage Room
Heifer Wins Races At Hutchinson
A 400-pound heifer broke from a stockyard pen in Hutchinson and staged several races with police and Humane Society personnel, winning each one. The animal was last seen headed north outside the city limits.
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Humane Society
Heloise column tips on cooking peppers and home hacks
Reader tips include using a disposable aluminum frozen dinner tray to bake stuffed peppers for easier cleanup. Water in each compartment steams peppers, bouillon cubes boost flavor, and Worcestershire sauce adds depth. Other notes cover needle storage, coupon organization, and family sleeping arrangements.
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Heloise
Neosho County hosts winter crops and livestock school
Neosho county farmers attend a 10 a.m. January session at the courthouse featuring three Kansas State University extension specialists. E. A. Cleavinger discusses lime and nutrient investments. Wendell Meyer covers finish cattle, feed additives and synchronized breeding. Eddie Benson presents soybean research and weed control results with other area schools listed for Crawford, Labette, Wilson, Allen and Woodson counties.
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Erie
Neosho County
Kansas State University
Fred DeLano
Southeast
Kansas Branch
E. A
Wendell Meyer
Eddie Benson
Parsons
Crawford
Labette
Wilson
Allen
Woodson
Doan's Pills Offer Quick Relief for Bladder Discomfort
Doan's Pills soothe bladder irritation and mildly increase kidney output to ease discomfort. They also relieve restless nights caused by backaches headaches and muscle pains from overwork or emotional stress. Millions have trusted Doan's Pills for over 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Kansas medical leader warns on health plan use
President James McClure of the Kansas Medical Society says overutilization could break the Title 19 health plan intended to help the indigent. The program would cover about 6,500 Kansans, cost over 30 million with 60 percent federal share, and states must adopt by 1970 to keep funds.
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Wichita
James McClure
The
Kansas Medical Society
McClure
State Welfare Department
Kansas
Seven Thousand Bonds Recovered Near McPherson
About $7,000 in bonds and checks stolen from an oil firm December 13 were recovered in a creek nine miles northeast of McPherson. Sheriff Dale Bishop said two hunters found the evidence.
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Mcpherson, Kan
Dale Bishop
McPherson
Lamp Liters, Inc. Purchases Skinney Electric Service
Kenneth Good and Bob Ward announce the purchase of Skinney Electric Service at 110 W. Main. The new firm Lamp Liters, Inc. will stay in the same location. Ralph Beeson and Chick Beeson operated Skinney Electric for 22 years.
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Kenneth Good
S. Kansas
Bob Ward
W. 9Th
Skinney Electric Service
W. Main
Lamp Liters, Inc
Ralph
Skinney and Chick) Beeson
Skinney Electric
Good and Ward
Benedict Postmaster James W. Wilson Retires After 33 Years
Benedict announces the retirement of James W. Wilson as postmaster after 33 years in the postal service. He started as a carrier in Kansas City in 1928 and served in the U S Navy as a mail clerk at San Francisco Pearl Harbor Johnston Island and Kaneohe Bay before his Benedict posting.
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Benedict
James W
Jim) Wilson
Postal Service
Kansas City
U.S. Navy
Navy
Fleet
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
Naval Air Stations
Johnston Island
Kaneohe Bay
Study Club Officers Named for New Year Meeting
The Study Clubs met Tuesday with Mrs. Wendel McMurray hosting. Officers chosen for the New Year were Mrs. F G Hooker president, Mrs. Bauer vice president, Mrs. McMurray secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Richard Cloke parliamentarian.
German exchange student speaks on Germany at Round Table
Jan Priewe told the Round Table study club at Mrs. Barker's home about his country. He noted Germans admire the large American highways and recalled poverty after 1933–45 before Germany rebuilt and became economically developed. Officers were elected with Mrs. Robert Williams as president.
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Jan Priewe
Round Table
Jan
Germany
Europe
Salad luncheon and bridge party by Modern Study Club
Sixteen members met at Mrs. Ralph J. Willcott’s home at 1220 W. 2nd for a salad luncheon served at quarter tables with periwinkle decor. The event featured a bridge party among club members.
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Modern Study Club
Ralph J. Willcott
W. 2Nd
Chanute Culture Club Chooses New Officers At Meeting
Mrs. Roy Isham was elected president Mae Wheeler named vice president and Mrs. George Pinegar secretary treasurer at the Chanute Culture Club meeting held at Mrs. C. C. De Boldt 416 West Fourth Street Mrs. O A Klinger led a lesson titled Lets Look Ahead Nine members attended and refreshments followed The next meeting is set for January 17 with Mrs A B Chauncey hosting
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O. A. Klinger
Chanute Culture Club
C. C. de Boldt
W. 4Th
Roy Isham
Mae Wheeler
George Pinegar
A. B. Chauncey
Earlene Dillow 13 Celebrates Birthday at Home
Earlene Dillow 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Dillow R 3 marked her birthday with a Sunday party at home. Sloppy Joes chips cake and punch were served along with games. Guests included Susan McIntire Danny Collins Sharon and Joyce Johnson Virgil Reed Wesley Debby Moore Earnestine Gutierrez. Evening visitors were Rev and Mrs Virgil Collins and family and Mr and Mrs Lewis Dillon and Rita.
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Earlene Dillow
Ted Dillow
R. 3
Susan McIntire
Danny Collins
Sharon
Joyce Johnson
Virgil Reed
Wesley
Debby Moore
Earnestine Gutierrez
Virgil Collins
Lewis Dillon
Rita
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
Newspaper ad note from The Chanute Tribune on January 4 1967 discusses buying safely. Emphasizes consumer tips and cautionary guidance for shoppers and brand comparisons.
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Dollhouse
Jane
Dial Tribune
Chanute
Wichita Ee Sewereerere
Pittsburg
Heifer
Hutchinson
Hutchinson, Kan
Amulei
Elizabeth Ray
Dottie Wienecke
Virginia P. Herrick
Ginny Hertwerk
R. E. King
Mrs. Vopinek
Helotse
Floyd H. Thuston Chanute
Harold Buzard
Coffeyville
Eda Sneed Conway
Glen Crumpacker McCune
L. D. Sparks
Ottawa
Porter Brown
Good
Ward Bay
Outlook
Howard Wilson
Rhodes Danehauer
Robert Fisher
Neil Ashley
Gordon Bender
Merle Kelley
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Richard Kidwell
Robert Williams
Eva Johnson
Paul Parsons
Lyle Huitt
Chanute Tribune
Florsheim
Life Stride
Miss America
Florsheims
Robbe
Pedwin
Buster
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