Neosho Memorial Snack Shop Run by Hospital Auxiliary
Betty Williams reports on the Neosho Memorial Hospital Snack Shop run by volunteers from the Hospital Auxiliary. The shop, not for profit, offers coffee five cents and ham sandwiches with price increases for some items, plus a gift shop. Members have donated hundreds of hours. since 1961 the group has contributed significantly to hospital services and equipment. Mrs. B. R. Pearman leads the 1966 membership drive. 233 memberships were recorded last year.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
B. R. Pearman
W. 4Th
Snack Shop
Italian Flatter Women in Spring Collection by Enzo and Valentino
At Rome’s Grand Hotel Enzo unveils spring designs emphasizing slim waists and tailored lines with long coats and high waist definer details. Valentino showcases elegant, sophisticated day to night looks with soft pastel coats and white sheaths while Tiziani offers ladylike dresses with jewel accents.
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Rome
Enzo
Grand Hotel
Valentino
Tiziani
Social Calendar Activities Across Local Churches
Wednesday events include United Presbyterian Women at the church at 2 p.m. and multiple Circles at First Christian and Grace Hill with leaders listed. Thursday features Chaincomers coffee, Kansettes Club, Friendly Neighbors, bridge, Grange, PEO, Senior Mothers, Modern Mothers, and Rural Homemakers gatherings with various times and host addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Queen Esther
First Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Grace Hill
R. O. Wicker
W. 4Th
Marjorie Sharp
A. C. Dickinson
S. Kansas
M. Thompson
Lyle Leonard
Clariotte Worley
Arnold Dixon
W. Main
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Dorcas
Ben Nicholas
Allen
Hannah
Lewis Hottenstein
Central
Ruth
William Woods
W. Beech
Chaincomers
R. A. Giezenfanner
Tennessee
Kansettes Club
Earl Hunter
W. Garfield
Friendly Neighbors Club
Homer Wallis
R. J. Erle
Hugh Morgan
S. Larson
Esther Circle Meets In Gillham Home
Members of the Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist church met at Mrs. Vila Gillham's home 115 N Grant Monday evening. Mrs. Edna Rush led the business meeting. 11 members answered roll call with a current event in the mission field. Mrs. Har old Neptune gave devotions and the lesson from the mission magazine was by Mrs. Earl Young. Guests included Mrs Ruth Carr Mrs Hattie Larson Mrs Neptune and Mrs J R Hale.
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Esther
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Vila Gillham
N. Grant
Edna Rush
Mission Field
Harold Neptune
Mission Magazine
Earl Young
Ruth Carr
Hattie Larson
Neptune
J. R. Hale
Bridge Lessons For Beginners In Chanute
The Chanute Recreation Commission offers eight week beginners bridge lessons in the Heritage Room, Libra ry beginning the week of February 1. Instructor Mrs. Bob King covers point count opening bids no trump responses to bids keeping score and more. Open to young adults and others. times include Monday 7 30 p m and Wednesday or Thursday afternoons 1 30 p m. Call to register.
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Chanute Recreation Commission
Bob King
Bridge Club Meets Sets Average Scores on Monday
The Duplicate Bridge Club held a Monday night session with four tables. Readouts show players including Mrs Fred Johnson and Mrs Bob Allen finishing 51, Mrs C W Mitchell, Mrs W E Gillian 44 percent, Fred Foster 44, Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Mrs Murray Shively 43 percent, and Mrs Clyde Bloomhart with Bob Ward 43 and a half percent.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Fred Johnson
Bob Allen
C. W. Mitchell
W. E. Gillilan
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
Ralph Caldwell
Murray Shively
Clyde Bloomhart
Bob Ward
4 H Club News High Prairie Pioneers Chili Supper Report
The High Prairie church hosted the 4 H Club chili supper Friday with 17 members and 10 adults present. David Marple presided as the meeting followed, and a health habit was given for roll call. The program featured Max Marple on group singing, talks on tractor lubrication and trees as windbreaks by David Olson and John Campbell, and a pie demonstration by Jacquet Edwards with Ruth Yarnell leading activities. Kathy Yarnell directed recreation. Up and Atom news covered an old fashioned taffy pull at Mrs. Max Tharp’s home with Diane Lassman discussing meats and pie making. Dee Ann Tharp was elected cooking project president. other officers include Teri Tharp, Becky Black, Miss Lassman, Sandy Stroh, and Gena Robertson assisting committees.
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High Prairie Pioneers
High Prairie Church
David Marple
Max Marple
David Olson
John Campbell
Ruth Yarnell
Kathy Yarnell
Up and Atom
Home of Foods
Max Tharp
W. Beech
Diane Lassman
Jacquetta Edwards
Dee Ann Tharp
Teri Tharp
Becky Black
Miss Lassman
Sandy Stroh
Gena Robertson
Mrs Lukenbill Named Attendant at Zone Alpha Event
Mrs Lukenbill of 1110 S Tennessee was named an attendant to the winner of the outstanding girl contest for Zone 3 at the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Zone meeting in Fort Scott. The winner was Mrs Nancy Duff of Baxter Springs. Other Beta Delta Chapter members attending Chanute included Estle Bake June Weis Jo McCullough Mary Lou Conway Peggy Conway Alice Roecker and Opal Franklin.
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Clifford Lukenbill
S. Tennessee
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Fort Scott
Nancy Duff
Baxter Springs
Beta Delta Chapter
Chanute
Lukenbill
Estle Bake
June Weis
Jo McCullough
Mary Lou Conway
Peggy Conway
Alice Roecker
Opal Franklin
Mrs Gibson Hosts Electa Club Meeting
Mrs Roy S Gibson 217 W Main hosted Electa Club with a dessert course as members gathered Monday afternoon. Tea table featured lace cloth and yellow mums. Mrs Dave Petterson and Mrs Junior Zimmerman assisted. New officers elected: D C Steele president, Charles Blanchard vice president, Petterson secretary treasurer, Gibson historian.
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Roy S. Gibson
W. Main
Electa Club
Dave Petterson
Junior Zimmerman
Gibson
Zimmerman
D. C. Steele
Charles Blanchard
Petterson
Cub Scouts Meet at First Baptist Church
Den 3 Pack 235 Cubbers met Monday afternoon with den mothers Mrs. Don Horton and Mrs. Gilbert Jackson. Group singing and a den cheer opened the meeting. Neil Jackson and John Woods reported on ships. They made a transportation scrapbook for the children's ward at the hospital. Games followed and Scott Allen provided refreshments. The meeting closed with the living circle and the pack law.
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First Baptist Church
Don Horton
Gilbert Jackson
Neil Jackson
John Woods
Scott Allen
Local Social News From Osage City Area
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Geeding and Mrs. Beulah Stewart visited Emporia weekend hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harriman and Mr. Knoeppel. They attended District 5A World War I Bar racks and Auxiliary meeting in Osage City on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parrish were called to Columbus Tuesday by a relative's serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tunk of Wichita were guests of 425 W. 5th on Sunday.
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D. L. Geeding
S. Santa Fe
Beulah Stewart
S. Lafayette
Emporia
William Harriman
Fred Knoeppel
Osage City
Claude Parrish
W. 5Th
Columbus
Herman Anderson
Roger Tunk
Wichita
Harvey County Funds Method to Pay Jackson Junior Colleges
Harvey County Commission approves paying tuition for county students at out of district junior colleges from the 1966 budget and plans to adjust next year’s budget. The county owes Hutchinson Butler Dodge City and Garden City junior colleges about 9100 dollars.
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Newton
Kan
Harvey County Commission
Harvey County
Hutchinson
Butler County
Dodge City
Garden City
Ramsay Wife Dies at 71 in Atchison Hospital
Mrs. Ronald W. Ramsay 71, wife of the Ramsay department store owner and president of the Atchison Hospital Association, died Monday in a local hospital. She was born in Atchison. her father William Carlisle owned lumber plants and timberland in multiple states. The Ramsays ran a department store in Coffeyville from 1928 to 1933.
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Atchison, Kan
Ronald W. Ramsay
Ramsay Department Store
Atchison Hospital Association
Dear Ann Landers advice column from Chanute Tribune
Readers share tales of sleepless nights caused by partners cryptic noises and a teen relationship clash. A caller seeks guidance on public affection, while another warns of a thief in Rolfe’s family circle and a final note requests help for a money‑loss issue with Rolfe’s stepmother.
Rebekah Lodge Meets in IOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge No. 158 met in the Odd Fellows Hall Monday night with all officers present. Noble Grand Mrs. Lillian Marvin conducted the meeting. Birthdays honored included Ruth Shannon, Mrs. Earl Schooley and R. L. Christie. Winter scene decor graced the serving table. Social committee members were Mildred Barnes, Ethel Bastain, A. B. Brown, T. L. Baker and T. W. Boman.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 158
Odd Fellows Hall
Lillian Marvin
Noble Grand
Ruth Shannon
Earl Schooley
R. L. Christie
Mildred Barnes
Ethel Bastain
A. B. Brown
T. L. Baker
T. W. Boman
State Weather Kansas City Report Ends 6 A.M.
AP reports a 24 hour period ending at 6 a m in Kansas City includes high and low temperatures and precipitation totals. Specific figures are not provided in the readable text but the summary notes weather readings are recorded for the period.
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Kansas City
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Betty Williams
Sylvia Wilson
W. 12Th
Toni Pearman
Tribune
Dial Tribune
Prather
Gillham
Orr
Bridge Club
The
Chanute Tribune
Mrs. Gibson
Scout News
Jacos
Ronald Ramsay
Atchison
David L. McCune
Chenute Ins
Mrs. Evans
American Beauty
Wans FF
Pontes
Ann Landers
Thelma
Ans Landers
Rid
Jim
G.S.J
Rolfe
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Concordia
Goodland
Esavees Vooe
Hill City
Olathe Russell
Salina
Pittsburg
DuBerry Cosmetics
Roscoe Sour
Humboldt, Kansas
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