First Baptist Circles Meet in Megan Power of Prayer
The First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mahlon Morley dedicated a love gift and Mrs. Ed Zastrow led a lesson on The Philosophy of Missions. Ten dollars were voted for the White Cross quota and ten dozen cookies were pledged for Baptist Youth Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Tions
White Cross
Mahlon Morley
Ed Zastrow
John Ranz
S. Plummer
Lydia Cir
Dle
Clark Dickinson
Agnes Chittenden
Fred Ingram
Kenny
V. J. Lee Kuhn
Baptist Youth Fellowship of Southeast
Kansas
Harvey Wood
Darrell Topic
Lynn Jones
United States Navy
Nadine Elizabeth Bynum
Coran
Calif
Las Vegas
Nev
Jones
Coral Sea
Cosmetics Lesson For Modern Mothers
Mrs. Eddie Blair led a cosmetics themed lesson for the Modern Mothers club at Mrs. Stuart Hoofnagle’s home 318 N Kansas with 17 attendees. Mrs. Joe Brazil presided at the business meeting and a Valentine party for husbands was planned with Mrs. Hoofnagle chairing. The next meeting is Feb 7 at Mrs. Dick McMinimy’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Blair
Modern Mothers Club
Stuart Hoofnagle
Kansas
Howard McNeil
Joe Brazil
Hoofnagle
Dick McMinimy
KanSettes Meet in Mrs Washburns Home
The KanSettes met with Mrs. George Washburn Sr. Thursday at 905 N. Washington. Mrs. E. S. Faulkner presided. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged. Mrs. Faulkner conducted recreation. Ten members attended. Mrs. Carter Willis will host the February 21 meeting at 1501 W. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washburn Sr
N. Washington
E. S. Faulkner
Faulkner
Carter Willis
W. Main
Not Fooled Answers About Night Shift Affairs
Ann Landers addresses a reader about married women who work the graveyard shift and form close pairs during breaks. The letter questions husbands’ views and the propriety of workplace socializing, concluding with Landers affirming the behavior and offering guidance to the letter writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Earlton Meetings Open With Community Projects And Prizes
In Earlton and nearby, unit meetings opened with standard pledges and prayers. The groups discussed committees, future programs, and a “Family Life” lesson, with refreshments served and hostesses recognized. A separate Earlton unit held officer installations and a door prize drawing, planning next meetings for February.
School Of Missions By Baptists In Southeast Kansas
Southeast Kansas Baptist churches in Chanute Colfax and nearby towns host a School of Missions starting Sunday for a week. Films and speakers visit First Baptist Trinity Grant Avenue Colfax and Humboldt with topics including Beyond Our Own Mid East Profile One Way Street and lectures by Rev Dr Clifford Hansen and Rev Walter Smith.
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Kansas
Chanute
First Baptist
Weldon Patten
One Way Street
Grant Avenue
Patten
Trinity
Tabea Korjus
New York
Colfax
Korjus
Clifford Hansen
Valley Forge
Penn
Mid-East
Walter Smith
Rankin Christian Center
Pennsylvania
Southeast Kansas Baptist Association
Neodesha
Humboldt
Coffeyville
Pittsboro
Mr. Smith
John Molletti
Kent
Wash
Hansen
PEO Chapters Meet for Founders Day Program
PEO Chapter DD joined PEO Chapter Meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Boyd Burns at 1102 W 3rd. Mrs. R D Hamar helped serve refreshments to 24 members. Founders Day was observed as Mrs. A B Chauncey presented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Boyd Burns
W. 3Rd
R. D. Hamar
A. B. Chauncey
Baby Names Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Blaine Wesley son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Brandon 21 W 4th Jan 7 Neosho Memorial Hospital Sara Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Tolbert 921 S Lincoln Jan 7 Neosho Memorial Hospital Howard Dean son of Mr and Mrs Marion Wright Walnut Jan 9 Neosho Memorial Hospital Cadace Jean daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry M Binnion Savannah Jan 11 Neosho Memorial Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Wesley
Wayne Brandon
W. 4Th
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Sara Lynn
Delbert Tolbert
S. Lincoln
Howard Dean
Marion Wright
Walnut
Cadace Jean
Jerry M. Binnion
Savensburg
Grange Meeting At Rural School
The Rural Grange met at the Rural School Thursday evening. Two candidates advanced to the third and fourth degree. Irene Moore was appointed civil defense chairman. Nathan Hole reported on the state board of agriculture meeting in Topeka held Jan. 11. The next meeting will be Feb. 7 with a model meeting planned. Refreshments were served to six visitors and 16 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Grange
Irene Moore
Nathan Hole
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
St John II Speaker Talks Topeka Cosmetology Club
St John II Speaker James St. John of Topeka spoke to the senior high cosmetology club after school Tuesday in the little theater. The discussion followed the program with 30 members present and sponsor Mary Casey presiding.
Judy Perkins Hostess To Sub Deb Club
The Sub Debs met at Judy Perkins home 148 Lafayette Wednesday evening Karen Poos led the meeting Members voted to volunteer for the Woman's Chamber of Commerce beautification campaign Mrs Marion Bogle sponsor received a going away gift as she and her family move to Cushing Oklahoma The next meeting is January 23 with Carol Helton served refreshments to 32 members and two sponsors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Orville Nickerson
S. Santa Fe
Henry Biggs
Myrtle Manley
Priscilla Circle
R. O. Wicker
W. 5Th
Willard Cleaver
May Carlson
Fred Mullen
American Baptist Hospitals
Bernard Wyatt
Marion Bogle
Cushing
Oklo
Bob King
George Heger
Carol Helton
Scout News Busy Bee Patrol Helps Flag Ceremony
Scout Troop 79 and Brownie Troop 79 met Thursday at Zion Lutheran and Methodist church fellowship hall. Cindy Robertson was elected scribe as leaders held their monthly neighborhood meeting with health charts made for second class rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Cindy Robertson
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Helen Henderson
Area Field
Probate Court in Neosho hears Schmidt estate descent
In Neosho County Kansas the Probate Court will hear Maxine M Moynihan daughter and sole heir petition to determine the descent of real estate in Cha nute and other property of Henry W Schmidt and Lula Schmidt as of their deaths. The hearing is set for February 15 1963 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
State OF Kansas
Neosho County
Opal St. ‘Holloway
Samuel K Graham
Opal L. Holloway
Erie
Samuel C. Graham
Balch & Bailey
Chanute
Kansas
Henry W. Schmidt
Lula Schmidt
de Aaneed
Maxine M. Moynihan
Eden Park
Lyle Schmidt
Willing Workers Band Holds January Meeting in Webb Home
The Ladies Willing Workers Band of the Church of God met at Mrs. David Webb’s home in Webb with Mrs. Walter Purcell presiding. New officers were elected: president Mrs. Oscar Van Winkle, vice president Mrs. Kenneth Webb, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Mary Welch, and program chairman Mrs. Purcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Willing Works
Church of God
David Webb
Malcolm
Walter Purcell
Doris Hill
W. E. Gericke
Oscar van Winkle
Kenneth Webb
Mary Welch
Purcell
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Brian Fairchild
Dale Fairchild
N. Forest
Tribune
Jean Tucker
First Baptist Circles
Weniet
Washington
Martha Circle
Leo Fairchild
Percy Rowan
Leonard Carlson
James
Ples
Jon
Ans Landers
Earlton
William Fairchild
Earlton HD
F. A. Prosser
Mary Sommars
Alva McLaren
Dean Dieghero
Oscar Stich
Miss Sommars
Aaron Kepley
William Kepley
Fairchild
Ciolnes
Lem
School of Missions By
Baptists
Mme LI
Verna
Pigeon
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
COATS
St. John II
Ethan Allen Baakmenday
Judy Perkins
Scout News
Ucascu
Richard L. Ashley
South Santa Fe Chanute
Willing Workers
Webb
G. B. Wall
Independence
Lincoln & Walnut
Ethan Allen
Elin
Fs Mans Po
Mse A
M. Salem
Roch Bros. Furniture
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