Methodist WSCS Meetings Highlight Groups and Activities
The Women's Society of Christian Service met in groups to discuss plans for January and February events. Highlights include a joint WSCS and Guild dinner, a new study on "People of Special Need," and the First Methodist youth Midwinter Institute. Delegates from Parsons spoke on world church work, with focus on services for children with special needs and the Epworth Home in Kansas City.
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Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
WSCS
Guild
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Youth Midwinter Institute
J. C. Piper
Parsons
World Council of Churches
New Dehli
India
Chapute
Social Calendar for Friday January 11, 1963
Community groups schedule events across HOU Four Square Mrs Raymond Clem ens 601 W Olive 1 30 p m Hobby club Elsie Cartwright 408 W 1st 2 p m Miriam Circle of the Rebekah Lodge FOOF hall 7 30 p m Wilson Class sewing First Methodist church 10 a m Devoted Mothers club Mrs Gerald Row an 902 W 4th 1 15 p m Senior Citizens Memorial Building all day meeting for rides call HE 1 1992 between AM and 10 30 am covered dish vac aneon Bring wn table service
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Raymond Clemens
W. Olive
Hobby Club
Elsie Cartwright
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Thompson Heads Victory Unit Install Officers
Mrs Robert Smith hosted the Victory HD Unit meeting with 17 members and two guests. Officers installed by Mrs Roy Tunnell include President Mrs Wilbur Thompson Vice President Mrs Homer Waggoner Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Al Prosser and Public Relations Chair Mrs Smith. Committees named for the year and next meeting set for Feb 8.
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Robert Smith
R. 2
Victory HD
Roy Tunnell
Wilbur Thompson
Homer Waggoner
al Prosser
Smith
Roll Call
Alton Minty
Mrs Jester Speaks At Outlook Club Meeting
Mrs Jester guest speaker at the Outlook Study club Tuesday afternoon. Hostess was Mrs Carl Stevens at 1301 W Main. Jester reviewed Major ity of One by Leonard Spigelgass. Refreshments for 13 members. New officers elected for the year: President Mrs P H Taylor, vice president Mrs Blackstun, secretary and treasurer Mrs Ed Ranz, and parliamentarian Mrs Lester Purdy. Ranz to serve as critic for Shoemaker who moves to Dallas. Present given to Mrs LaRue Delp moving to Topeka. Floyd Johnson to host next meeting January 22 at 410 W Walnut.
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Howard Jester
Outlook Study Club
Carl Stevens
W. Main
Jester
Leonard Spigelgass
M. J. Blackstun
P. H. Taylor
Blackstun
Ed. Ranz
Zion Walther League Sets Zone Events And Plans
The Zion Lutheran Walther League met Sunday with Eva Edwards presiding in the church basement. Linda Arnett became an honorary member. Zone Bowling in Chanute on Jan 13 and Zone basketball captains picked for boys Larry Seefeldt and girls Miss Maxwell. A winter rally in Girard on Feb 10. spring retreat in Coffeyville this April. dorm Bible leaders Art Oehlert Frank Sinclair. A ways and means committee chosen Charline Edwards Miss Maxwell Larry Seefeldt Jim Arnett Tim Gerken. Next meeting set for Feb 3.
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Zion Lutheran Walther League
Eva Edwards
Linda Arnett
Chanute
Larry Seefeldt
Miss Maxwell
Girard
Walther League
Miss Edwards
Coffeyville
Art Oehlert
Frank Sinclair
Chanue
Charlene Edwards
Jim Arnett
Tim Gerken
Karen Olson
God
Mrs Leabo Hosts Chanute Culture Club Meeting
Mrs Lillian Leabo of Humboldt was hostess for the Chanute Culture Club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Charles DeBolt presided as officers were elected: Mae Wheeler president, Mrs Arthur Evans vice president, and Mrs Fred Johnson secretary and treasurer. Mrs Johnson continued the year's study Know America with a lesson on New Mexico.
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Lillian Leabo
Humboldt
Chanute Culture Club
Charles DeBolt
Mae Wheeler
Arthur Evans
Fred Johnson
Johnson
America
New Mexico
Vilas Home Builders Unit Holds First Meeting
The Vilas Home Builders HD Unit met Tuesday with Mrs. Joe Adelgren presiding. Fifteen members attended. New members Mrs. Betty Nelson and Mrs. M. H. Dorris were welcomed. A first aid lesson warned that home accidents cause most accidental deaths and that most poisonings occur in or near homes. Lesson leaders were named for the year and a donation to the Children's Service League was noted. Cakes for the Tuberculosis Hospital were given, and members were asked to bring quilt scraps for the Feb. 5 meeting at Vilas Bethel church hosted by Mrs. Harold Olson and Mrs. Black. Refreshments were served to 15 members and eight children.
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Vilas
Vilas Home Builders HD Unit
Joe Adelgren
R. 2
Milo Myers
Betty Nelson
M. H. Dorris
Edgar Hutchison
M. F. Dorris
Robert Black
Robert Olson
Galen Thorsell
Children’s Service League
Tuberculosis
Elmer Anderson
Jesse Ol
Vilas Bethel Church
Harold Olson
Black
Olson
Adelgren
Lynette Waldrip Honored on Birthday
Lynette Waldrip was honored on her sixth birthday with a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Warren Waldrip at 719 S Ashby. Games, prizes, and refreshments were provided for a group of relatives and friends including Mrs Ralph Waldrip Mrs Lloyd Whitworth Cheryl and Teresa Guffey Becky and Tommy Martin Cheryl and Troy Heinziker Sharon Storck Penny Wolfe Nancy Rector Barbara Baker Jody Barker Clau dette Winder Thad Waldrip Mrs Fred Heinziker and Mrs Charles Wolfe.
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Lynette Waldrip
Warren Waldrip
S. Ashby
Ralph Waldrip
Lloyd Whitworth
Cheryl
Teresa Guffey
Becky
Tommy Martin
Troy Heinziker
Sharon Storck
Penny Wolfe
Nancy Rector
Barbara Baker
Jody Barker
Claudette Winder
Thad Waldrip
Fred Heinziker
Charles Wolfe
Guild Meets at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The Dorothy Tiegreen Guild met Tuesday evening at Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn Shockey and Mrs. Jimmie Haines. Two guests Linda Ericsson and Mrs. Olga Nelson attended along with 16 members. Mrs. Lloyd Woosley led the lesson "Temple of God" and refreshments were served.
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Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Glenn Shockey
Jimmie Haines
Linda Erickson
Olga Nelson
Lloyd Woosley
Temple of God
Mary Lee John and William E Frederick Plan Nuptials
Mr and Mrs James E John of rural Erie announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lee to William E Frederick son of Mr and Mrs Forest Frederick of rural Earlton. Mary Lee a 1961 Erie High School graduate attended Chanute Junior College and works as secretary at the Erie Agricultural Extension office. William E Frederick a 1962 Erie High School graduate is currently farming.
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Mary Lee John
James E. John
Erie
William E. Frederick
Forest Frederick
Earlston
Drisdell Studio
Mary Lee
Earlton
John
Erie High School
Chanute Junior College
Agricultural Extension Office
Frederick
Officers Re elected By Sorosis Club
The Sorosis club met with Mrs. Myra Brobst at 512 S Highland. Mrs Pearl Wink served as assistant hostess while Mrs A Petterson presided. Eleven members attended with Mrs Neva Wanamaker delivering devotions on Expectations and Desires Instead of Resolutions. Ethel Bradshaw presented her writings Take a Personal Invoice and My Philosophy of Life. Incumbent officers were re elected for the new year.
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Sorosis Club
Myra Brobst
S. Highland
Pearl Wink
A. Petterson
Neva Wanamaker
Constance Foster
Ethel Bradshaw
Modern Study Meets In Cunningham Home
The Modern Study club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Oscar Cunningham’s Poplar Heights home with 14 members. President Mrs. R. J. Hayes led the creed, Mrs. Howard Wilson read The Holiday Came to An End, and a program on Music of the Old Masters from Bach to Brahms featured sketches of early composers and excerpts played from store records. Dessert coffee was served by Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Donald Ray.
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Modern Study Club
Oscar Cunningham
Poplar Heights
R. J. Hayes
Howard Wilson
Cunningham
Robert Fisher
Donald Ray
Who's Who Club Meets at Cation Home
Mrs. Robert Cation hosted the Who's Who club at 514 S Santa Fe on Tuesday afternoon. President Mrs. L F Erickson opened with the club collect and Mrs. Carl Jackson gave Africa's Garden of Eden. Officers elected: Mrs. Foster Myers president, Mrs. Carl Jackson vice president, Mrs. J R Wasser secretary, Mrs. L F Erickson treasurer, Mrs. Zack Baker sunshine. Seven members reported miscellaneous topics in the roll call. Mrs. M W Wilson will host the January 22 meeting at 616 N Grant.
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Robert Cation
Santa Fe
L. F. Erickson
Carl Jackson
Foster Myers
J. R. Wasser
Zack Baker
Sunshine
M. W. Wilson
N. Grant
Eight-Room Farmhouse Set For Move Or Tear Down
An eight room farm house located one mile east of Chappell's Corner is slated for relocation or demolition. The structure faces relocation options or potential demolition depending on plans and customers. Local authorities plan to assess options and determine next steps.
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Down
Chappell's Corner
GIA Circle Installs Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The M. O. Cartlidge circle of the GIA met Tuesday afternoon at the Memorial Building. Ten women attended and installation of newly elected officers occurred. Mrs. Ross Miller and Mrs. Effie Fritz were reported ill. Mrs. Charles Steinman won the door prize. Mrs. Ethel Sprague presided.
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M. O. Cartlidge
GIA
Memorial Building
Ross Miller
Effie Fritz
Charles Steinman
Ethel Sprague
New Officers For WWI VFW and Auxiliary Are Installed
The VFW of World War I and Auxiliary met at the Memorial Building for a turkey dinner. New officers were installed including Mrs George Paine as president and Mrs H J Rauhoff as senior vice president. The next meeting is a covered dish dinner February 4 at 7 p.m.
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VFW
Memorial Building
R. H. Crawford
D. Propst
George Wilson
John Weber
Ross Miller
Winfield Hospital
Fred Hanson
George Paine
H. J. Rauhoff
D. L. Geeding
R. E. Stewart
Kenneth Reinhardt
L. M. Markman
Charles Ratliff
Paine
Jackson
Stewart
Wilson
Cheerful Workers Meet In Wyatt Home
The Cheerful Workers class of the First Baptist church met Tuesday evening at 815 W Elm with Bern ard Wyatt as hostess. Lois Cady led devotions in Nora Ellison's absence. 21 members attended. Arnold Dixon reported on Christmas adopted children. Bible quiz presented. refreshments served on lace tablecloth. next meeting set for Feb 4.
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First Baptist Church
Bernard Wyatt
W. Elm
L. QO. Lovett
William Wiggans
Chester Hamsher
Lois Cady
Nora Ellison
Wiggans
Arnold Dixon
Ed Zastrow
Mildred Ennis
Dear Ann Landers advice column fragments
Dear readers, this seeks guidance on delicate social issues from a 1963 Ann Landers style column. It covers helping a girl with dental issues, a photographer husband, and social etiquette on aiding guests and coats, with reader questions and brief parent replies. {'notable entities': ['Ann Landers', 'Dear Ann Landers', 'Chanute Tribune']}
Presbyterian Women Groups 4 5 and 6 Meet at First Presbyterian
Presbyterian Women of the First Presbyterian Church held meetings for groups four five and six. Group four hosted by Mrs R W Fisher discussed Hong Kong as Mrs Bob Koch led the lesson and devotions were by Mrs L H Petit. Group five elected officers including treasurer Mrs Fred Skinner and secretary Mrs Stuart Hoofnagle and members planned the calling committee. A dessert course for 16 and one guest Mrs H D Anthony followed. Group six gathered at Mrs Morris home with 14 members present as Mrs Bodley led the Bible study The Rim of East Asia Hong Kong and other lessons were shared and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Fisher
W. 7Th
Bob Koch
Hong Kong
L. H. Petit
People of God
Dwight McCreight
Burris Blume
S. Rutter
Fred Skinner
Stuart Hoofnagle
T. N. Bradford
World Service
Amos Wink
J. C. Jones
E. C. DeBolt
James Adams
Lester Lawrence
H. D. Anthony
Fredonia
E. C. ‘Morris
Plummer
Lindell Linton Sawers
H. C. Bodley
R. J. Hayes
East Asia
Risk Program For BPW Chanute Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women of Chanute held a bi monthly dinner with speaker Mrs Wal ter McCullough discussing women life expectancy at parity with men and the impact of credit plans on women returning to work. She noted state insurance laws and penalties for misrepresentation. The Sweet Adelines Chanute presented numbers under Mrs Fred Fortney and Mrs Scherel Booe led the meeting. Plants were given to both honorees.
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Chanute
Walter McCullough
Chanute Bpw
United States
Sweet Adelines Incorporated
Fred Fortney
Sweet Adelines
Scherel Booe
Booe
BPW
McCullough
Fortney
Esther Circle Hostess by Mrs Nelson at WSWS meeting
The Esther circle of the WSWS Evangelical United Brethren church met at 1311 W 7th with 13 members and guests. New member Ida White was introduced. Guests included Edna Strohm J W Shike Vivian Carver Willard Carlson Anne Carlson and Howard Brandt. Mrs Perry Swan led the session and Mrs Howard Brandt presented a lesson on You Are Needed focusing on children with special needs and effects of broken homes and mental or physical handicaps.
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Esther Circle
WSWS
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charley Nelson
Ida White
Mmes
Edna Strohm
J. W. Shike
Vivian Carver
Willard Carlson
Anne Carlson
Howard Brandt
Perry Swan
Birthday Honors For Billy Thomison
Mrs. Bill Thomison hosted a second birthday party for her son Billy Thomison at 906 N Washington. Balloons, whistles, cake, and punch accompanied the celebration with many relatives and friends in attendance and gifts sent by several unable to attend.
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Bill Thomison
N. Washington
Billy Thomison
Brad
Cindy Kile
Scott Ludvicek
Debbie Kennedy
Beth Ann
Steve Drake
Nancy
Joyce
Debby Toomey
Sherry
Jerome
Stevie Fulps
J. C. Splane
J. L. Splane
Bess Walker
Floyd White
Mmes
Roger Toomey
Christine Drake
June Thomison
Blanche Burgess
Harold Fulps
Herbert Shores
Kay Ludvicek
Richard Myers
Edith Clawson
Clarence Draper
Harold Culler
Mrs Ellis Presides At CWF Meeting
Mrs Wayne Ellis presided at the Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting of First Christian church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Wells and Mrs Garton led singing and devotions on the theme Our Treasure. Harry Steeves and Rev LaMoine Waldron answered questions about the proposed real estate matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Ellis
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Robert Wells
A. Garton
Howard McNeill
Garton
Harry Steeves
LaMoine Waldron
Hulda Parker CBS Meets at Temple
Hulda Parker chapter met Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Junior Zimmerman presiding. Visitors from Sunflower and Erie chapters attended. Joe Wasser was installed as sentinel and Zimmerman gave him past patron jewel. Charter draped in memory of Mrs. Bertha May Holmes. Social hour with dinette refreshments. hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Felix Bouray and Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Steele.
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Hulda Parker
Masonic Temple
Junior Zimmerman
Sunflower
Erie
Joe Wasser
Zimmerman
Bertha May Holmes
Felix Bouray
Vernie Steele
Altar Society Meets at St Patrick’s School
The St Patrick’s Altar Society met Wednesday afternoon at the school with Mrs Ralph Boaz presiding. Mrs Don Noland won the door prize and refreshments were served by the officers.
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St. Patrick's Altar Society
Ralph Boaz
Don Noland
Estate Purchase Event With Refreshments For Forty
Mrs C Deay and her group oversaw refreshments for forty guests at the event. Winter table decorations enhanced the gathering, reflecting a formal post purchase celebration atmosphere.
Coin Club Meets at Memorial Building
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met Wednesday at the Memorial Building with Paul Brennecke presiding. Eight members plan a Jan 16 visit to Parson's Coin Club for a coin card auction. Jack McNally of the State Fish and Game Commission in Eureka will discuss the U S cent with illustrations from his private collection.
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Neosho Valley Coin Club
Memorial Building
Paul Brennecke
Parson's Coin Club
Jack McNally
State Fish and Game Commission
Eureka
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Elmer
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Jean Tacker
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B. Wall
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A. A. Miller
Frank Burtle
Arthur Knapp
Elizabeth
Dick Purdy
Purdy
Tennessee
Ralph Heaton
Jack Loss
David David
George McCune
Fidon Doane
Harry Lewis
Roy Marts
Jack Brown
Burl O'Conner
N. Lafayette
C. C. Taylor
John McMeekin
Charles Day
Russell Fletcher
Myrtle Fletcher
Ross Graham
Hertha Johanson
Naomi
Robert Briley
S. Lafayette
C. A. Sharp
Howard Jenkins
Allen
Rachel
Mary Massey
John Young
Ralph Morgan
Leroy Barker
Massey
Ruth
Charles Leavitt
Kansas
Clyde Stanley
Robert Perkins
Jesse Young
O. A. Klingner
Dell Reed
Dial Tribune
Mrs. Thompson
Thompson
Waggoner
Glenn Hanson
Buford Allen
Joe Hilton
Ray Vining
Opal Bower
Prosser
Harve Johnson
Lester Thompson
Andrew Nelson
John Thielen
Mrs. Jester Speaker
Outlook Club
David L. McCune
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Chanute Tribune
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Mrs. Leabo
Home Builders Unit
W.E. Frederick
Cunningham Home
Cation
Chanute, Kansas
Wyatt
Ann Landers
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Ally
Hypo Harriet
Ane Landers
Presbyterian
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First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Nelson
Esther
Mrs. Ellis
CBS
Temple
Altar Society
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
P.O
Coin Club
Cocane Ching
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