Yates Center Homecoming crown crowned amid high school events
Friday night at Yates Center High School the Homecoming featured a boys basketball doubleheader with the Wildcats of Burlington. The B team fell 37 47 while the A team routed Burlington 73 35 led by M Chatterton's 27 points. Queen and King candidates were announced with Carol Goodrum and Craig Hash named 1967 Queen and King. Also noted were rainfall totals, library meeting in Chanute, Chamber of Commerce events, and local club reports.
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Yates Center
Wildcats
Burlington
C. Shahan
Yates
L. Martin
A. Roots
B. Old
D. Kress
D. Edwards
G. Simpson
M. Chatterton
Teresa McKinsey
Carol Goodrum
Craig Hash
Elaine Buttermore
Cathy Tedder
Mike Chatterton
Ron Schumaker
Sandy Delaughter
Paul Schellinger
Judy Boyd
Yates Center Library System
Chanute
Vanda Herder
John Hash
Calvin DeLay
Southeast
Allen-Woodson medical assistants dine at Kelly Hotel Iola
The Allen Woodson County Medical Assistants held a regular dinner meeting at the Kelly Hotel in Iola last Tuesday evening. Afterward they visited Dr. Robinson's home where some medical records were played. Yates Center members attending included Phylliss Strawn, president, Hester Allison, Gladys Young, and Blanche Van Hoozer.
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Allen-Woodson County
Ministers Gather for Alliance Meeting at Buttermore Home
The Ministerial Alliance met last week at the home of Rev and Mrs W C Buttermore. Attendees included Don W Pinkston pastor First Presbyterian Church William Reed pastor First Christian Church John C Curran pastor St Josephs Catholic Church and Rev Rohr pastor St Martins Catholic Church at Piqua.
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W. C. Buttermore
Don W. Pinkston
First Presbyterian Church
William Reed
First Christian Church
John C. Curran
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Rohr
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Piqua
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Follow Up
If you cannot reach your Tribune representative, contact your carrier. When unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Study Club meetings elect new officers and discuss resolutions
The Twentieth Century Study Club met with Mrs. Leo Gottlieb as officers were elected: president Mrs. Lou Darlington, vice president Mrs. Lila Mee, secretary treasurer Mrs. Gottlieb, and flower chairman Mrs. Mamie Hayes. Other clubs met for readings, resolutions, and lessons with local hosts and refreshments.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Leo Gottlieb
S. Tennessee
Delaine Dugan
Lou Darlington
Lila Mee
Gottlieb
Mamie Hayes
Modern Study Club Elects New Officers at Maple Leaf
Modern Mrs. Neil Ashley hosted the Modern Study Club at Maple Leaf Tea Room Tuesday with Mrs. Merle Kelly presiding. New officers named are Mrs. Golden Bender president, Mrs. Ralph Wilcott secretary, and Mrs. Rhodes Danehower treasurer. A program on Confucianism Taoism and religion in China was given by Mrs. Robert Fisher. Dessert served to 13 members. Mrs. Robert Koch will host the February 7 meeting.
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Cosmos Study Club
Amy Osgood
Malcolm
Jan Priewe
Germany
Cordner
Nolan Carrier
Milton Manners
Chanute Culture Club
A. B. Chain
S. Lincoln
Neosho County
United Nations Association
D. A. Finney
Kansas
John Peach
Chauncey
Neil $. Ashley
Modern Study Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Merle Kelly
Golden Bender
Ralph J. Wilcott
Rhodes Danehower
China
Robert Fisher
Robert Koch
Outlook Study Club Luncheon and Bridge Winners
The Outlook Study Club met at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Tioga Hotel with 13 members and four guests. After lunch, four bridge tables produced winners Mmes. Fred Dickerson Jo Payne Charles Broadwell and Floyd L. Johnson. Guests included Mmes. Ted Kyle Eric Spencer Finney John Mec Call and Dickerson. Next meeting will be with Mrs. M. R. Wilson.
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Outlook Study Club
Tioga Hotel
Mmes
Fred Dickerson
Jo Payne
Charles Broadwell
Floyd L. Johnson
Ted Kyle
Eric
Spencer Finney
John MecCall
Dickerson
M. R. Wilson
Sorosis Club Reelects Officers at Meeting on Highland
Sorosis met with Mrs. C. M. Brobst on Highland Tuesday. Mrs. J. L. White chaired as present officers were retained for another year: Mrs. Ernest Stemple president, White vice president, A C Wink secretary treasurer, Brobst historian, Dana Dorst reporter. They funded cancer and tuberculosis drives. Mrs. R. M. Cooper taught The Life of Abraham Lincoln and Orville Funk led devotions. Ten members received refreshments from Mrs. Wink and the next gathering will be with Mrs. C. E. Wanamaker.
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Sorosis
C. M. Brobst
S. Highland
J. L. White
Ernest Stemple
A. C. Wink
Brobst
Dana Dorst
Abraham Lincoln
R. M. Cooper
Orville Funk
Wink
C. E. Wanamaker
Service Guild Meets In Hanson Home
The Christian Women Service Guild of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. Etta Hanson's home 505 West 3rd Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ballou presided and read a poem. Members reported on the Christmas project and the Windsor Canada information packet exchange. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles Arnett at 537 North Highland.
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Christian Women’ Service Guild
The
First Christian Church
Etta Hanson
Charles Ballou
CWS
Windsor
Vinnie Allison
Ethel Statel
Mae Allison
Shakespeare Club Studies Sonnets At Sherman Home
The Shakespeare Club met Monday with nine members at 308 West Main in Mrs. John Sherman’s home. Mrs. Richard Good conducted a short business meeting after which the group read and discussed Shakespeare's Sonnets. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Don Abbuehl.
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Shakespeare Club
John Sherman
W. Main
Richard Good
Don Abbuehl
PTA Meeting Highlights Recreation Program at School
Hutton Hutton PTA met at the school with Mrs. Glen Lacey presiding. Rev. Floyd Thuston gave devotions and Martin Rotunno spoke on Recreation Commission programs. Parents and teachers viewed the film Recreation Unlimited. Fourth grade mothers Ed Offenbacker Rex Catterson Marion Seger and Jay Smith attended.
Hair spray tops double as measuring cups and more
Readers report that eighth ounce hair spray tops from 13 ounce cans hold half a cup exactly and can be used for measuring paints and cleaning brushes. They suggest using cleaned tops for molded salads and quick baby nail care while noting Heloise cannot answer all mail.
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Heloise
Kay Ruppert
Mall
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Dacron
Penney
Yates Center Royalty
Roy Butter
Yates Center Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph
J. B. McCartney
C. of C
Woodson County Fair Board
Charles Lewis
20Th Century Study Club
Barl Keffer
Robert Town
Harold Henson
Gene Hamman
Leland Morris
Daryl Griffith
Evelyn McAuley
Paul Laidlow
Lucy Garton
Howard Parsons
Charlie Keas
Outlook
Green
Blue
Black
Service Guild
Hanson Home
Charles Arnett
N. Highland
Shakespeare
PTA News
Hutton
Connie Bruno
Millie Kirkwood
Chanute Tribune
SAEK
E. Main
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