Beautiful Candies in Window By Betty Williams
Betty Williams profiles Mrs Hal Davis a senior high English teacher and candle hobbyist in a feature on handmade lace and decorative candles. The piece details their wax blends molds white wax effects drifting bases rhinestones oil painting and water baths plus the time and care invested making display pieces for gifts weddings and church events.
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Betty Williams
Hal Davis
S. Ashby
Davis
Happy Life but Exhausting by Ann Landers
A tired wife with five children writes of exhaustion, tight finances, and a longing for small pleasures. Ann Landers counsels that money and leisure are overrated, praises the family and marriage, and notes the value of a hard-working, contented life over idle wealth.
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Ann Landers
Scout News Troop 129 Meeting At Methodist Church
Scout News Troop 129 met at the Methodist church on Thursday afternoon led by Darlene Trent's patrol. They planned a visit to Thompson diary for next Wednesday and discussed earning home health and safety badges. Teresa Giacoma shared the history of chocolate for her cook badge. Kim Anderson was elected scribe. leaders are Mrs. C. J. Chandler and Mrs. Curtis Hupp.
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Methodist Church
Darlene Trent
Thompson
Teresa Giacoma
Kim Anderson
C. J. Chandler
Curtis Hupp
Center Ridge WSWS Holds February Meeting at Shike Home
Call attendance reached 12 members and two guests at the Center Ridge WSWS gathering hosted by Mrs. J. W. Shike. Mrs. Willard Carlson led the meeting with an installation of the 1965 officers, a lesson on The New Nations including sub-Sahara Africa was given by Mrs. C. H. Borchers, and refreshments followed. The February meeting will be with Maxine Stoll.
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Center Ridge
J. W. Shike
W. Elm
Willard Carlson
sub-Sahara Africa
C. H. Borchers
Maxine Stoll
Mrs Holman Hosts Forget Me Not Society Meeting
Mrs Clifford Holman entertained eight members and one guest on Route 1. Ruth Burdick led the business meeting with mystery pals drawn, Pennies for Friendship collected, and a clothing lesson by Mrs Ora Cheyney. Mrs Wyrl Fogel won the door prize and will host Feb 16. refreshments were served.
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Forget Me
Clifford Holman
Ray Ranz
Ruth Burdick
Ora Cheyney
Wyrl Fogel
Oscar Stich
Ed Wolfe
Anna Kepley
Chaincomers Meet Mrs Burl O Connor at Home
Cha incommers Club members gathered at 114 N Lafayette for coffee. Mrs Paul Morris led discussion planning a potluck supper and game night on Feb 2 with husbands as guests.
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Burl O'Connor
Chaincomers Club
N. Lafayette
Paul Morris
Founders Day Theme Noted By PEO Chapter
Founders Day served as the program theme in a Thursday afternoon PEO gathering at 130 S. Larson home of Mrs. Randall Diver. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Briley and Mrs. C. H. Pankratz with others like Mrs. Dick Purdy and Mrs. Jerry Steele. A cake and coffee service preceded the meeting and the next event is a salad luncheon at Mrs. Wilfred Cavaness residence.
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PEO
Randall Diver
S. Larson
Robert Briley
C. H. Pankratz
Mmes
Dick Purdy
Jerry Steele
G. W. McDowell
Harold Black
Boyd Burns
Elmer Conklin
Robert Koch
Lesson on Fabrics For Rural Homemakers
Rural Homemakers HD Unit met at Mrs. Belle Delaplain home with 15 members and four children present. Mrs. Bell Dean presented a fabrics lesson and programs for the coming year were planned. Mrs. Delaplain presided and the next meeting is set with Mrs. Lee Osborn on Feb 18.
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Belle Delaplain
S. Ashby
Bell Dean
Delaplain
Lee Osborn
W. Beach
Great Books Discussion Group on Richard III
Social calendar lists a Great Books Discussion Group session Sunday January 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Heritage Room, focusing on Shakespeare's Richard III.
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Shakespeare
Richard
Heritage Room
Senior Mothers Club elects new officers at meeting
Mrs Foster Myers presided at the Senior Mothers Club gathering in the Memorial Building. New officers were elected: A A Miller president Zack Baker first vice president A C Wink second vice president F J Meeker secretary George Allen treasurer Ben Hupp chaplain. Fourteen members attended, sharing poems or Kansas facts. Hostesses Alf ord and Myers served from a sunflowers decorated table with a miniature covered wagon oxen yoke display.
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Foster Myers
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial Building
A. A. Miller
Zack Baker
A. C. Wink
F. J. Meeker
George Allen
Ben Hupp
J. C. Dunn
First Church of God WMS Meets for Cancer Bandages
Members of the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God met Thursday in the church fellowship room to make cancer bandages. Nine members, one child, and two Humboldt guests shared a noon covered dish. Mrs. Randel Bell presided. The lesson focused on stewardship. The next meeting is February 4 at Mrs. Harry Deck’s home with a handkerchief exchange.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Church Fellowship
Frank Bochover
Homer Haughs
Humboldt
Randel Bell
Harry Deck
Washington
Five New Members For Kansettes Club
The Kansettes Club welcomed five new members at a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs. Harold Sharp at 1425 S Edith. New members are Mrs. Paul A Taylor, Mrs. Charles Cumings, Mrs. Larry Linville, Mrs. Fay Edwards, and Mrs. Elmer Nichols. Fourteen members and one guest, Mrs. Velma Ogden, attended. The next meeting is set for February 18 with Mrs. E. S. Faulkner.
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Kansettes Club
Harold Sharp
S. Edith
Sharp
Mmes
Paul A. Taylor
Charles Cumings
Larry Linville
Fay Edwards
Elmer Nichols
Velma Ogden
E. S. Faulkner
Mrs Winders Hostess Quilting Highlighted by Club
Members of the Friendly Neighbors Club hosted a daylong quilting gathering for Mrs Winders at Glenn Winders R.1 Erie. A sack lunch was served at noon and Mrs Ralph Baker won the door prize. Guests included Glenn Winders and Wilbert Johnson. 18 with Mrs Clarence Hollands R.1 Erie.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
Glenn Winders
R. 1
Erie
Ralph Baker
Wilbert Johnson
Clarence Hollands
Chanute Tribune highlights Friday city notes 1965
The Chanute Tribune dated Friday January 22 1965 reports brief city notes and community updates from Page 3 including local events weather snippets and upcoming city meetings with a focus on residents and civic groups.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Warwick Wax Company
Tribune
Jack
Christian Science Reading Room
Kev
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading
N. Forest, Chanute
Country Kitchen
East Main
Scout News
Mrs. Holman
Earlton
Leslie Crow
William Fairchild
Independence Beauty College
N. Penn
Independence
Kan
State of
Kansas
U.S.A
Dial Tribune
Mrs. Myers
First Church of God
WMS
Mrs. Winders
the Hote Coffee Tioga Shop
A. Kelley
Nuway Coin Laundry
North Allen
Sportsmans Row
Harry Johnson
Mgr
Chaser
Gleem
Elizabeth Post
Kress
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