Revival of English period furniture gains strong market seal
At the 1966 Winter International Home Furnishings Market in Chicago buyers endorsed a revival of English period styles. Frank Whiting notes Chippendale Sheraton and Edwardian pieces will drive future trends as authentic, versatile designs align with American Colonial and Mediterranean styles.
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Queen Elizabeth
Queen Anne
Queen Victoria
Chicago
Frank
Whiting
Mart
Chippendale
Hepplewhite
Sheraton
Winston Churchill
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Belgium
Holiday Side Dishes Menu Overview
A listing of traditional sides including Mashed Potato with Cream Gravy Baked Potato with Sour Cream and Chives Heavenly Rice Mixed Bean Salad Blossom Macaroni Harvard Beets Cottage Cheese Apple Sauce Fruit Salad Orange Jello Salad Green Beans Buttered Corn Kraut Salad Ca Salad Cranberry Relish Cole Slaw Carrot and Pea Salad Potato Salad Jello Whip Deviled Eggs Candied Yams and Home Made Hot Rolls.
Paying Up on the Family Pooch
Betty laments unclear penalties in the city dog licensing law and wonders who owns whom under the new tax regime. She muses on revenue needs and notes a quirky focus on snow gear disappearance as winter looms.
Mrs Coots Speaks To Junior Kayettes On Care
Cosmetologist Bonnie Coots spoke to Junior Kayettes at the Junior High School on skin care and facial shaping. Diane Lassman performed The Sound of Music on piano. Connie Buzzard led the meeting. A report noted 35 toiletry gift boxes delivered to Bryant Nursing Home residents by Buzzard Romine Heaton and Doudna. Cynthia Filhart sponsors the group.
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Bonnie Coots
Wars in Africa Topic Taught by Modern Mothers Club
Mrs. Howard McNeill and Mrs. C J Anderson led a lesson on Wars in Africa for the Modern Mothers Club with sixteen members gathered at Mrs. Wilbur Thompson's home. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Ralph Heaton. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Anderson and the club renewed its membership in Neosho County United Nations Association.
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Howard McNeill
C. J. Anderson
Africa
Modern Mothers Club
Wilbur Thompson
R. 2
Thompson
Ralph Heaton
Anderson
Neosho County
United Nations Association
Mrs Holmes Hosts PEO Chapter DD Meeting
Mrs. Holmes 326 S Allen hosted Chapter DD of PEO as 25 members attended. Mrs D A Finney gave the founders day program and Mrs Louis Taylor helped serve cake and coffee. The next meeting will feature a salad luncheon.
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Chapter DD
PEO
R. L. Holmes
S. Allen
D. A. Finney
Louis Taylor
Mr. and Mrs Howard Wilson Return From Ten Day Trip
Mr and Mrs Howard Wilson of 624 S Evergreen return from a ten day visit with their daughter Mrs Bobbie Dean in Kerrville Texas and her brother Dr and Mrs Paul Petit in Beaumont Texas. They also visited Hot Springs Arkansas and New Orleans. Rosalind Rinker author and lecturer will be in Parsons Wednesday Thursday and Friday to speak on prayer and lead an all day workshop. The Public Library story hour Saturday morning features The Adventure of Walter for children.
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Howard Wilson
S. Evergreen
Bobbie Dean
Kerrville
Tex
Paul Petit
Beaumont
Hot Springs
Ark
New Orleans
Rosalind Rinker
Parsons
Walter
Beatle Harrison Takes a Bride in Civil Ceremony
George Harrison of the Beatles married Pattie Boyd in a brief civil ceremony at the Epsom registrar office near London. Manager Brian Epstein served as best man with the couple’s families and Paul McCartney present. Ringo Starr and John Lennon were away on vacation.
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London
George Harrison
Beatles
Pattie Boyd
Harrison
Paul McCartney
Miss Boyd
Epsom Register Office
Brian Epstein
D. Gaymer- Jones
McCartney
Ringo Starr
John Lennon
Caribbean
Scout Meeting Opens With Den Cheer At Church Annex
Cub scouts from Den 1 Pack 100 opened Tuesday afternoon at Evangelical United Brethren church annex with a den cheer. They made covers for transportation scrapbooks and held running races for the pine.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Reprints 1966
Readers send questions on kooky mothers grace at dinners and reuniting with a first wife. Ann Landers urges humor, universal prayer, and a cautious path to potential late life reconciliation. Copyright 1966.
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Ann Venders
Chanute Tribune
Social Calendar: UNESCO Board Meeting Dinner
Saturday January 22 social event features a covered dish dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Clyde Russell from 3 to 6 30 PM. The listing notes the UNESCO board meeting as part of the day’s activities.
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Unesco Board
Clyde Russell
Senior Mothers club re-elects officers at home meeting
Members of the Senior Mothers club were entertained by Mrs. Vera West at 502 S. Steuben. Seventeen members attended as Mrs. A. A. Miller presided and officers were re-elected for another term. Membership was renewed in the Neo sho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Devotions were led by Mrs. Margaret Mason and Mrs. W. Roy Johnson gave a short Kansas history lesson.
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Senior Mothers Club
Vera West
S. Steuben
Hertha Johannsen
A. A. Miller
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Margaret Mason
W. Roy Johnson
Kansas
Birthday Honors For Lisa Hoofnagle
Lisa Hoofnagle was honored on her first birthday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Marc A Hoofnagle 119 N Washington. Invited guests included Mrs Fred Ellison Suzie Mrs Lawrence Lovett Mrs Randle Marsh Jr Mrs Fred Midcap Debby Mrs Coffey and Greg. A family party followed in the evening with grandparents great grandfather uncles and aunts in attendance.
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Lisa Hoofnagle
Marc A. Hoofnagle
N. Washington
Fred Ellison
Suzie
Lawrence Lovett
Randle Marsh Jr
Fred Midcap
Debby
Coffey
Greg
Lester Koch
S. M. Hoofnagle
W. A. Hoofnagle
Kathy Koch
Debbie Koch
Bill Koch
Brownie Troop 28 Holds Thursday Meeting at Murray Hill
Brownie Girl Scouts of Troop 28 met Thursday afternoon at Murray Hill school with 19 girls learning new games. Guy Catterson read a story and served refreshments as Mrs. Pat Catterson and Mrs. Jim Gates served as den mothers. The meeting opened with the Brownie promise and closed in the living circle and law of the pack. Leaders listed were Mines, Ralph Heaton Jr., Fred Brown, and Herbert Fox.
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Wood Derby
Guy Catterson
Pack
Pat Catterson
Jim Gates
Brownie Girl Scouts
Troop 28
Murray Hill School
Mines
Ralph Heaton Jr
Fred Brown
Herbert Fox
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Ann Landers
Mom
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Robert Burns
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Dear Ann Landers
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