Donaldson Speaks on State Legislation to BPW
George Donaldson District Judge addressed the Business and Professional Women at the Tioga Hotel on pending state legislation. He outlined potential tax changes and budgeting needs while noting education and highways reform as key issues and previewed upcoming guest night in February with talks on physical fitness and grooming.
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George Donaldson
Tioga Hotel
Nelle Stevens
Judge Donaldson
Ethel Eaton
Evelyn Woodruff
A. A. Baltz
Edwin Rideau
Margaret Wolf
Adeline Fortney
Adelaide Kelley
Tioga Inn
Donaldson
Delta Club hosts book review in Rex Niver home
Sixteen members of the Delta Study Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Rex Niver’s Rural Route 1 home. Mrs. L S Lawrence reviewed the book For Time and All Eternity by Paul Bailey. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. R A Cook and Mrs James Brown.
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Delta Study Club
Rex Niver
R. 1
L. S. Lawrence
Paul Bailey
R. A. Cook
James Brown
Mrs Fletcher Hosts Autumn Mothers Club Meeting
Mrs. Lloyd Dalton led the Good Taste in Dress lesson at the Autumn Mothers Club gathering held at Mrs. Carlos Fletcher 920 S Lafayette. Three guests attended. refreshments were served by Mrs. Edwin Hartman and Mrs. John Ingle. Door prize awarded to Mrs. Lee Osborn.
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Lloyd Dalton
Autumn Mothers Club
Carlos Fletcher
S. Lafayette
Robert Blanton
Greg Schultz
Dalton
Edwin Hartman
John Ingle
Lee Osborn
Tioga HD Unit Meeting Honored by Mrs Gottlieb
Mrs. Leo Gottlieb hosted Tioga HD Unit at 101 S Tennessee. Mrs. Paul Nelson led the meeting with a lesson by Mrs. Lowell Kreider. Two new members, Mrs. Wilfred Cavaness and Mrs. John Bowes, joined as 13 members were served with grandmother’s silver coffee service.
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Leo Gottlieb
S. Tennessee
Tioga
Paul Nelson
Lowell Kreider
Wilfred Cavaness
John Bowes
Gottlieb
Mrs Taylor Hosts Peace and Progress Meeting
Mrs Paul A Taylor hosted 14 members of Peace and Progress HD Unit at 617 West Walnut Thursday afternoon. Mrs C E Steinman conducted the meeting and donations were given to the March of Dimes and Pennies for Friendship. The Neosho County Fair Ground building fund was chosen as the community project for the year.
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Paul A. Taylor
Peace and Progress HD Unit
Nora Ellison
W. Walnut
C. E. Steinman
March of Dimes
Neosho County
Young Republicans Hear Medical Men
Brad Wheeler chaired a Young Republicans meeting in the Home Savings Association Building lounge. Dr. H. K. Baker and Dr. Reuben Burkman spoke on the government medical plan and its risks and aims. About 20 people attended. Dr. Joaquin Palmerola will share his Cuba escape experiences on February 11.
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Brad Wheeler
Home Savings Association
H. K. Baker
Reuben Burkman
Joaquin Palmerola
Cuba
Great Variety of Foods for Today's Shoppers
Betty Williams reports Mildred Walker Kansas State University extension economist outlines rapid growth in foods from one thousand to eight thousand items, new forms and packaging. She notes yogurt's rise in Kansas, the crimson sweet watermelon, shrinking flour sacks, expanding delicatessen offerings, and increasing demand for convenience foods driven by busy households and rising incomes. She compares frosting costs from recipe, mix, ready-to-spread, and pressurized can, and discusses gravy mix savings. Future items include dehydrated juices, pre fried bacon, peanut butter chips, and more frozen dinners as dining options expand.
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Mildred Walker
Kansas State University
First National Bank
Lois L. O'Malley
Neosho County
Miss Walker
Lincoln
Kansas
Kansas State
Topeka
USDA
Walker
Officers Installed By Holly Mothers Club Meeting
Holly Mothers club held a meeting at Mrs. Neal McCoy’s home on R. 3 with 14 members and one guest present. Officers installed were Mrs. Herbert Fox as president, Mrs. McCoy as vice president, Mrs. Junior Zimmerman as secretary, and Mrs. Pete Esch as treasurer. The lesson A Housewife Needs Hobbies was by Mrs. Bill Carl who spoke of arrowhead collecting. The Carl family displayed 15 hundred arrowheads. Mrs. Jerry Steele introduced Mrs. Carl. Door prize went to Mrs. Dick Ashley. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Dick Purdy and Mrs. James Lindsay.
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Holly Mothers Club
Neal McCoy
Herbert Fox
McCoy
Junior Zimmerman
Pete Esch
Bill Carl
Jerry Steele
Carl
Dick Ashley
Dick Purdy
James Lindsay
Social Calendar Saturday January 6 Events
Saturday social calendar lists Do and Square Darce Club activities at A'cott School from 8 p.m. to substitute sweet milk for buttermilk in muffins or quick breads by adding lemon juice to milk, letting it stand five minutes before measuring and using in recipes.
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Square Darce Club
Ann Landers letters tell of water heater and social rifts
A Chanute Tribune column from 1944 presents two Ann Landers queries. The first asks how to handle a husband who hogs hot water for bath time. The second concerns feeling excluded after a couple hosts an upscale dinner with many friends, suggesting to value the card-game group as a businesslike arrangement rather than social friends.
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Ann Landers
Buffalo Bluebird Chapter CBS Meets in Masonic Hall
Wednesday night gathering of Buffalo Bluebird Chapter CBS at the Masonic Hall. Charles Stevens and spouse presided, Frances Clough installed as organist for 1965, readings of invitations for Wor thy Grand Matron visit and school of instruction. 1964 officers conferred degrees for one candidate. hall decor and refreshments noted. serving table details and committee named.
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Buffalo
Bluebird
CBS
Masonic Hall
Charles Stevens
Harry Orendorff
Roy Robertson
Frances Clough
Sunflower Chapter
Neodesha
Coffeyville
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BPW
Delta Club Meets
Mrs. Fletcher
Tioga HD
Mrs. Taylor
Patti Vance
Eliganti
Parsons
Larry
Salon of Beauty
N. Grant
Betty Williams
Holly
Dia! Tribune
Grand
Chanute Tribune
The
Ing
H. T. Raifsnyder
Fred Awalt
Colfax
Maxine Stoll
Don Horton
Lester Thompson
Ruth Hart
Women’s Mission Society
Colfax Baptist Church
Glenn Hanson
Harry Larson
Gordon Erickson
Woman's Training Center
Leopoldville
Congo
Imerson
America
Emerson
East Main
Chanate
Effen’s
Cen
Steffen
Steffen’s
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