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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1956

Page

3

National Security is BPW Feature at Tioga Hotel Dinner

Business and Professional Women's club in Tioga hosted a National Security themed dinner with Betty Gottlieb moderating a panel. Velma Anderson and Nana Taylor illuminated the program with remarks on peace and progress, conservation, civil defense, and mental health, as Mae Wheeler outlined plans for the next meeting featuring Meriam Beaty on Today's Juvenile. Group singing accompanied the meal as BPW clubs from Fredonia Neodesha and Erie were invited to attend.

National Security Committee Business and Professional Women's Club Tioga Hotel Betty Gottlieb Velma Anderson Gottlieb Nana Taylor Miss Anderson Hazel Slane Daisy Jordan Frances Janzen Mae Wheeler Meriam Beaty Howard Fredonia Neodesha Erie

Crochet Directions for 70 Inch Tablecloth Pattern

Crochet directions for a 70 inch tablecloth using mer cerized crochet and knitting cotton. Pattern notes say smaller in No 30 cotton. Easy and thrifty to make. Send 25 cents plus extra for each pattern to The Chanute Tribune Household Art Dept. Pi Box 1463 New York NY.

Toine Tet-Chase Chanute Tribune Arte Dept. Pi Hild Chelsea Station New York

Alice Brooks Needlework Catalogue 1955 Offer

Order our 1955 Alice Brooks Needie catalogue filled with exciting nesigns knitting crochet embroidery tremons toys and novelties. Bend 25 cents for your copy and discover every design. Enjoy pages of patterns and projects to enrich your crafting.

Sunday Club Dinners Noted Guests and Music

Mrs. Pauline Barker led the gathering with Mrs. Dave Petterson at the piano. Centerpiece centered on the president's table featured red carnations with red and white tapers. Mrs. Margaret Engle of Wichita, guest of Mrs. Janzen, attended as a visitor.

Pauline Barker Dave Petterson Margaret Engle Wichita Janzen

Grace Episcopal auxiliary meets. new program outlined

Mrs. Dean Gough delivers the annual president's message at Grace Episcopal church auxiliary general meeting in Sawyer hall. Mrs. William M. Gray, program chairman, outlines 1956 program. Devotions by Mrs. Charles Henshall. coffee hosted by Mrs. T. F. Tier and Mrs. Ken­neth Horton.

Dean Gough Woman's Auxiliary Grace Episcopal Church Sawyer Hall William M. Gray Charles Henshall T. F. Tier Kenneth Horton

Big Creek WSCS Holds Quilting and Lesson Meeting

Big Creek WSCS met all day Tuesday at the church for quilting and a program with a noon covered dish. Hostesses were Mrs. Plyle McGuffey and Mrs. Clyde Russell. The afternoon lesson, The Changeless Gospel In a Revolutionary World, was by Mrs. Gene Taylor using To the End of the Earth. Devotions by Mrs. Clyde Russell. Mrs. Robert Johnson presided. Next meeting hostesses named are Mrs. Charles Elsten and Mrs. Earl Reinhardt with Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt giving the lesson.

Big Creek Wscs Plyle McGuffey Clyde Russells Gene Taylor Clyde Russell Robert Johnson Charles Elsten Earl Reinhardt Ralph Reinhardt

Miss Adelgren II s Betrothed to Mr Hole

Valera Imelda Adelgren, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gustaf E Adelgren, to wed Mary R Hole son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Hole R J Both groups are Chanute High School and Junior College alumni. Valera teaches at Cuppy School in Allen County. Mary Hole graduated Kansas State College in 1955 and serves in agriculture with his father. No wedding date set.

Valera Adelgren Mary R. Hole Gustaf E. Adelgren Chanute Drisdell B. 2 Valera Imelda Nathan Hole R. J Miss Adelgren Chanute High School Kansas State College Manhattan Cuppy School Allen County Mr. Hole Armed Services

Mrs Neyhard Presents Lesson for CWF at Church Meeting

Mrs Ed Neyhard presented the lesson Our Church in a Changing America at the Christian Womens Fellowship meeting at the Christian church. Rev Ted D Hurst led the discussion on sociological changes and church responses. Devotions were by Mrs A C Ward and Mrs Henry Alford presided over the business session. Group 1 chaired by Mrs Perry Reese hosted 50 with coffee.

Our Church America Ed Neyhard Christian Womens Fellowship The Christian Church CWF Ted D. Hurst A. C. Ward Henry Alford Perry Reese

Two-Piece Look For-Piece Dress Is Spring Style

New York fashion notes explore spring silhouettes by Hannah Troy and Oleg Cassini. Designers soften straight lines with lace trims, removable jackets, and two piece looks created from one piece dresses.

New York Hannah Troy Troy Oleg Cassini Cassini

Dorcas Class Hostess Evening At Mrs Bolze’s Home

Mrs Emmet Bolze hosted the Dorcas class of the Christian church at 205 South Lafayette. Devo tions were led by Mrs Howard Winans and a quiz was conducted by Mrs W N Chickadonz. Mrs Lor ens Nelson was absent president. Mrs H J Walters presided. Plans were made for a cancer dressings meeting January 19. A good cheer basket was prepared for a shut in. Refreshments were served to 13 members and a guest, Mrs Ted D Hurst. Next meeting February 14 with location to be announced.

Emmet Bolze Dorcas Christian Church South Lafayette Howard Winans W. N. Chickadonz Lorens Nelson H. J. Walters Ted D. Hurst

Berean Class Reelects Officers at Grant Avenue Baptist

Berean class at Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Tuesday night and reelected all officers for 1956. Mrs Har- is noted in the report as part of the meeting details.

Grant Avenue Baptist Church Har

Social gathering at Chase home hosts 30 attendees

Old Neptune presiding as president with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Rheynold Mullman among attendees. Devotions by Mrs. Arthur Solomon. Thirteen guests and 14 children present. Refreshments by social committee and a note on sewing pattern ad marshalling.

Old Neptune Gilbert Wilson Rheynold Mullman Arthur Solomon Messrs. and Mines Joe Adelgren Gus Adelgren Ralph Toland

Pattern Orders for Marian Martin at Kanute Tribune

The Kanute Tribune Pattern Dept announces 30 cents per pattern plus 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send name and address with zone size and style number to Marian Martin at 252 West 18th Street, New York.

Marian Martin Kanute Tribune West 18Th &T New York St N.Y

Willing Workers 4-H Club Meets for New Year

The Willing Workers 4-H club met Monday evening with Mrs. Charles T. Taylor. They watched Peter Pan on TV and enjoyed a light supper. Robert Hopper presided after supper. roll call was a New Year resolution. Ila Chase spoke of a Korean exchange student and a Thanksgiving event.

4-H Club Charles T. Taylor

OES Sunflower Chapter Names New Patrons and Plans Chili Supper

Mrs. Harold Cox and Francis J. Meeker presided at the Sunflower chapter OES meeting in the Masonic Temple. A financial report was given and plans announced for a chili burger supper to fund the infirmary at the Masonic Home in Wichita. Committees and a three year trustee were appointed, with refreshments served by chapter members.

Harold Cox Francis J. Meeker Sunflower Chapter OES Masonic Temple Masonic Home Wichita Cox Neal Munger Ruth Burdick M W. Close John Bower Ernest Wilson

Lincoln PTA Meeting Highlights Leadership Plans

Mrs. Stuart Hoofnagle presided over Lincoln PTA session at the school. Mrs. Randall Diver opened with devotions and read an article by Mary Margaret Kern. A nominating committee was named and a study club meeting set for Jan 17 with Mrs. Dale Anderson. A film on Individual Differences was shown.

Stuart Hoofnagle Lincoln Pta Randall Diver Mary Margaret Kern Mmes W. C. Porterfield Lee Primmer Harry Irvin Study Club Dale Anderson

Social Calendar for Friday January 13 1956

Past Noble Grand club meets 7:30 at 606 S Malcolm with Milian circle guests and Ladies Day at Country club. Bridge hosted by Mrs Carl Kelley. Rainbow HD unit led by Mrs Walter Fargo at 116 N Steuben 1 30. Hobby club at 22 E 9th 7 30 led by Mrs Don Abdbueh. Christian Culture class 2 p.m. devout Mothers club Garfield 2 p.m. Philathea class First Baptist church 2 p.m. EUB church guild 2 p.m. LA to ORC and B Mrs Homer La Forge 115 N Central 2 30.

Noble Grand Club Hazel Slane S. Malcolm Milian Circle Bridge Carl Kelley Rainbow HD Walter Fargo N. Steuben Hobby Club Don Abdbueh J. T. Anseil Devoted Mothers Club Leo Cox Garfield First Baptist Church Guild EUB Homer la Forge N. Central

Scout News Troop 18 Brownies Meet at Lincoln School

Troop 18 Brownies met at Lincoln School on Wednesday afternoon to work on scrapbooks and play games Shoo Fly and Eight in a Boat. Sheila Hucksitep joined as a new member as 14 members and leaders Mrs F E Davis and Mrs J C Davis attended. Troop 10 Girl Scouts met Tuesday at EUB Church with 19 girls and two leaders Mrs Don Bonny.

Brownie Scouts Troop 18 Lincoln School Sheila Hucksitep F. E. Davis J. C. Davis Eub Church Don Bonny

Roosevelt PTA Program Highlights School Music Study

Roosevelt PTA met Tuesday night with Mrs. Margaret Hollenshead speaking on elementary school music. Fourth graders sang and demonstrated a square dance while Leonard Colvin led the business session. First grade mothers served refreshments as attendance prizes awarded to the fourth grade. A study group was announced for next Tuesday with Mrs. E. H. Eskridge.

Roosevelt Pta Margaret Hollenshead Leonard Colvin E. H. Eskridge William Burghart Richard Rose

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alice Brooks Grace Auxiliary Big Creek Wscs Miss Adelgren Iis Mrs. Neyhard Calvert Mrs. Bolze Chase Home W. M. Best Taylor Sentance PTA Robert Pennington Scout News R. H. Young New Orleans St. Joseph St.joseph Harrison John Arnett Grand Rapids
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