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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1957
Page
3
New York designers unveil a spring wardrobe built on comfort with natural lines and loose fit. Peg-top skirts, short jackets, and capes replace tightly cinched silhouettes while day, cocktail, and evening wear stay clearly separated. Ankle-length dinner outfits persist with many full length gowns, and modesty appears across swimwear to evening gowns.
Mrs Ralph Winterrowd was elected delegate to the district meeting in Osage City January 27 28 with Mrs Emma Johnson as alternate A book review on The Church in Southeast Asia was presented by Mrs Johnson and Mrs Everett Olson New Year poems and prayers opened the meeting Plans were made for a February Kiwanis Club meal committee members were Mrs Clarence Nelson Mrs Kenneth Nelson and Everett Olson Hostesses Mrs Clarence Nelson and Mrs Kenneth Nelson served 16 members two visitors and seven children refreshments
Chanute Assembly No 63 Order of Rainbow for Girls hosts a winter themed dance Saturday night in the Masonic Temple with organizers Judy Bower Marilyn Evans Pat Blackston and Janice leading preparations.
Alice Brooks offers pattern 7097 for year round slippers in two colors with directions for small medium and large sizes. Send 25 cents plus 6 cents postage per pattern to The Chanute Tribune House hold Arts Dept New York. Include name address cone and pattern number and receive two free patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft.
Prather oversees decorations while Kathy Coulter Billie Solomon and Deanne Burks arrange refreshments. Sharon Wood and Linda Dalton handle entertainment.
The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen gathered Friday afternoon in the Odd Fellows Hall for installation of officers. SEW FOR DOLLY! Marian Martin-Daughter offers an 8 garment wardrobe pattern 9233 for dolls 14 to 22 inches tall.
A request to send thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for 1st class mailing to Marian Martin care of The Che nate Tribute Pattern Dept 232 West with St New York 11 NY. Include print clarity NAMF address zone size and style number.
A collection of etiquette guidance addressing bridal shower money hints office address, dining manners, sharing second helpings, and tipping train conductors. It cautions against asking for money favors and urges formal address in the workplace, with practical tips for hosts and guests.
Vanilla drops in coffee just before serving yield a delicious flavor. This method freshens the drink and enhances aroma. It is a simple tweak for a better cup.
Recipe lists ingredients including oranges sugar cider vinegar cloves and cinnamon. Method describes simmering whole unpeeled oranges in water then boiling sugared vinegar with spices and orange wedges before cooling and refrigerating for about one week.
Mrs Keith Derks was elected president of the Women’s Missionary Prayer Band at Bible Baptist Church. Mrs Tilford Ames became vice president with Mrs J E Kiser as secretary and Mrs Andrew Erickson as treasurer. The meeting opened with prayer and included a lesson on four things for a happy Christian life. A letter from missionary Rev Bert Homer in Formosa was read. Derks will host the next meeting on Feb 6.
Numerous women clubs meet in the afternoon and evening at various homes and venues. Belles Lettres Reading Club Quest Club Who's Who Study Club Sorosis Modern Study Club Athenaeum Tuesday Feading Club Round Table Study Club Chanute Culture Club Art and Literature Club Outlook Study Club The Twentieth Century Study Club Hulda Parker Chapter CBS Ladies of GAR FAF Club and other groups gather at 1:30 to 7:30 PM with locations across town.
Cub Scouts of Den 1 Pack 6 met with den mother Mrs. Harold Vaughn at 916 S Lafayette on a Wednesday afternoon. The meeting opened with a flag salute and a Bible verse, then started a planet study with each scout assigned a planet. Richard Lisman served refreshments as Dan Marion Matlock kept buckskin.
President Eisenhower names James P. Richards former House Foreign Affairs chair to head a U S mission to the Middle East with rank of personal ambassador. Richards, a South Carolina Democrat who retired from Congress, joins Walter F. George as a diplomatic appointee tied to North Atlantic security and bipartisan foreign policy.
Rev Emmet Eklund resigns as vice president of Bethany College Linhdsborg Kansas announced by President Dr Robert Mortvedt He has been on leave since September pursuing a doctorate at the University of Chicago and plans another year of graduate study to avoid temporary replacements.
Pear halves prepared for baking in a moderate oven until tender. Baste with a lemon flavored sugar syrup during baking. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream.
Machineless cold wave permanents with restyling services priced at 6.50 to 7.50 dollars with a 7.50 option highlighted. Local ad-style listing emphasizes affordability and service range for hair treatments.
The listing records newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with birth dates in December and January, naming parents addresses and child names including Dewayne Cline Romine Sammy Joe VanLeeuwen Paul Alan Cook Robin Dean Cook Steven Eugene Tunnell Sandra Diane Thornton LaVerne Eugene Smedley Tisha Lynn Stanlick Donald Ray Smith Ricky Dean Bollig Etta Mildred Mueller and Sarah Margaret Loudon.
Dr. Leonard F. Peltier, 37, of the University of Minnesota will succeed the late Dr. James B. Weaver as chief of the University of Kansas Medical Center bone surgery section. The center announced Saturday.
Soap fishing was the top activity on the St. Johns river in Jacksonville as the cargo from a sunken barge began to surface downtown. Thousands of bars floated to view while police noted people used nets and rakes to gather the soap along the riverbanks.
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