Magic Circle Meeting in Iola Highlights Cosmetics and Heart Fund
The Magic Circle Hairdressers No. 12 held its monthly meeting in Iola. Mrs. Bert Scherff of Alma demonstrated make-up and spoke on cosmetology legislation. Plans were made for National Beauty Salon Week February 10 to 16. Bill Bell of the Kansas Heart Association discussed Heart Sunday and fund use. A $25 donation was given to the heart fund. Ten members and one Chanute guest attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic Circle
Chanute
Mmes
Ruth Whitworth
Bernard Smith
Agnes Zimmerman
Marie McDonald
Clint Bowers
Jack Colborn
Bill Gerken
Beverly Mintz
Linda Wilson
Judy Thurman
Roberta Blair
Phil Carter Speaks at Neosho County Safety Meeting
Chanute guest speaker Phil Carter addressed a Third District Women and Safety meeting in Parsons. He spoke on his experiences from the iCitizenship Seminar by Kansas Farm Bureau last August, with attendance including Mrs. George Leisel and leaders from Neosho County Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Carter
Chanute
Parsons
Carter
Kansas Farm Bureau
Neoisho County
Farm Bureau
George Leisele
William’ A Sailors
Eric
Charles Esslinger
Delbert Ekart
Manhattan
Ekart
Neosho County
Sailors
Essslinger
Howard Bailey
Thayer
J. M. Schoenhofer
Harold Wright
St. Paul
Harve Johnson
20th Century Elects Mrs. Reas President
The Twentieth Century Study club met with Mrs. A. M. Garton in Lafayette and elected officers for the year. Mrs. C. L. Keas was named president with Mrs. S. E. Null as vice president and Mrs. E der as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century
Reas
Social Calendar for Sunflower chapter and clubs
On Thursday January 24 1963 social events include Sunflower chapter of OES Masonic Temple Autumn Mothers club Se farl Museum 1 p.m. Merry Mothers club meeting Mrs Glen Halbe 715 W 6th 1 30 p.m. Delite Study club Mrs Kenneth Caldwell 2904 N Forest 1 30 p.m. Holly Mothers club Mrs W F Bower 1310 W 2nd 1 30 p.m. Totleys Mothers club Mrs Don F Beach 220 N Tennessee birthday party 2 p.m. Junior St Cecilia Music club Federation Room 7 30 p.m. AAUW dinner Maple Leaf 6 30 p.m. Christian Culture class Mrs Fred Mulfen 819 N Steuben 2 p.m. Friday January 28 1968 Senior Citizens Memorial Building 1 30 p.m. rides call HE 1-1992 8 00 p.m. executive committee CWF First Christian church 1 30 p.m. Wilson Class sewing quilting First Methodist church Fellowship Hall 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower
Oes
Masonic Temple
Autumn Mothers Club
Sefarl Museum
Merry Mothers Club
Glen Halbe
Delite Study Club
Kenneth Caldwell
N. Forest
Holly Mothers Club
W. F. Bower
W. 2Nd, 1:30 P.m. Totley’s Mothers Club
Don F. Beach
Tennessee
St. Cecilia Music Club
AAUW
Maple Leaf
Fred Mulfen
N. Steuben
Priday
Senior Citizens
Memorial Building
CWF
First Christian Church
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mrs Lapham Hosts Belle Lettres Club Meeting
Mrs John W Lapham hosted the Belle Lettres club at her home on Central Avenue Tuesday afternoon. A dessert course was served at 1 30 p m Claire Christie presided opening the meeting with the collect Marjorie Adams led a folklore lesson with readings from A Treasury of American Folklore by Bodkin Fred Johnson was elected president for the next club year Eleven members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lapham
Belle Lettres Club
S. Central
Claire Christie
Marjorie Adams
Bodkin
Fred Johnson
Mrs Stemple Hosts Sorosis Club Meeting
Sorosis club met with Mrs. Ernest Stemple at 223 N Garfield Tuesday afternoon with 12 members present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Pearl Wink on The Little Things, followed by Emerson's Father We Thank Thee. The Flowers That Changed My Life lesson was presented by Mrs. Martha Wagner from the Harvard Collection The Famed Ware. Mrs. A Peterson presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Ernest Stemple
N. Garfield
Pearl Wink
Carl Holmes
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Donald Culross Peattie
Harvard
Martha Wagner
A. Peterson
Quest Club Meeting Notes Name Mrs Mabel Hudson
The Quest club met with Mrs Mabel Hudson at 309 West Main on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs W R Stauffer presiding. Mrs Norman Koch presented the lesson on Thomas Hart Benton the artist and plans for the new club year were announced with officers Mrs Ralph Morgan president Mrs Stauffer vice president Mrs Roy Williams secretary and Mrs Don Rankin treasurer. The next meeting will be held again with Mrs Hudson at 309 West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quest Club
Mabel Hudson
W. Main
W. R. Stauffer
Norman Koch J
Thomas ‘Hart Benton
Ralph Morgan
Stauffer
Roy Williams
Don Rankin
Hudson
Mrs. Fackler Hosts Rainbow Unit Meeting
The Rainbow HD Unit met with Mrs. Frank Fackler on Tuesday afternoon as Mrs. James Gordon presided. Members answered roll call with tongue twisters and heard the first lesson on family life by Mrs. J. T. Klinginsmith. Craft displays were shown and next meeting set for 1:30 p.m. with Mrs. Klinginsmith at 212 N Steuben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow HD
Frank Fackler
James Gordon
J. T. Klinginsmith
Fackler
Klinginsmith
N. Steuben
Ann Landers Letters on Work, Welfare, and Family
Readers from a 1963 Chanute Tribune column discuss women in the workplace, welfare issues, and family roles. A personnel director complains about crying employees, while readers debate relief and discipline. Ann Landers responds on work ethics and household duties.
Deborah Circle Meets In Rhodes Home
Mrs Charles Rhodes hosted the Deborah circle of the First Methodist church at 523 S Lafayette Monday evening with Mrs James Taylor presiding. Mrs Dave Evans led devotions and lesson about the Spofford Home in Kansas City. Refreshments were served to 17 members with help from Mrs Dale Edwards and Mrs H E Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhodes
S. Lafayette
Deborah
First Methodist Church
James Taylor
Dave Evans
Spofford
Kansas City
Dale Edwards
H. E. Campbell
Rhodes
Beauty in Mirrors Round Table Lesson
Mrs Seth Farwell spoke at the Round Table Study club on mirrors their history uses and care. Mrs C H Pankratz hosted 13 members with Mrs Charles Day presiding. A birthday party followed the business meeting with homemade peppermint ice cream cake candles and a fruit centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Farwell
Round Table
C. H. Pankratz
S. Evergreen
Charles Day
ESA Features Backward Party Event Recaps Prizes
The Beta Delta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosted a backwards party in the Community room on Monday night with cards and refreshments. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bob Hembree and Mrs. Al Scarlett. The next meeting is scheduled for Feb 4 and will be a Valentine party at the home of Mrs. Tom Blancett, 11 E. 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Bob Hembree
al Scarlett
Tom Blancett
Edwin Yorks Are Honored For Farming And Family Living
Edwin and Mrs York of a Wilson County farm were awarded the balanced farming and family living award at Neodesha Farmers Night. They have engaged in farm business school classes and Extension programs, with two children in the Lucky Horseshoe 4-H Club where York is a community leader. York earned the Bankers Award for soil conservation last year and has taken farm management courses. The latest class session meets Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the REA building at Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neodesha
Wilson County
Edwin York
York
Kansas State University
REA
Fredonia
Carlson reaches 70 as Kansas senator marks birthday
Washington AP reports Sen Frank Carlson Republican Kansas turns 70 today amid a staff arranged luncheon in the dining room of the new Senate office building. Carlson first won election to the Senate on November 7 1950 and was reelected last November to another six year term. He previously served in the House 1935 to 1947 and as Kansas governor 1947 to 1951.
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Senate
Carlson
House
Kansas
14 Pounds Are Lost By Determinettes
The TOPS Determinettes met in Sawyer Hall with Mrs. Dave Brotton presiding. Seven members and one guest lost a total of 14 pounds since last week. members were weighed and measured and photographed. Grace Tewkesbury will discuss eating habits and nutritional health at the next meeting on January 28. all women interested in Taking Off Pounds Sensible are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Hall
Dave Brotton
Grace Tewkesbury
Athenaeum Meets to Discuss Whom the Lord Loveth
The Athenaeum met with Mrs LH W Lewis at 719 S Malcolm on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W E Corn reviewed the book Whom the Lord Loveth by Jane Huff. Mrs Ralph Ward presided. The next meeting is set for February 5 with Mrs C C Taylor. Refreshments were served to 15 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Athenaeum
LH. W. Lewis
S. Malcolm
Tueshe
W. E. Corn
Lord ‘Loveth
Jane Huff
Ralph Ward
C. C. Taylor
Future Homemakers Meet at Chanute High School
The Future Homemakers of America at Chanute High School met Tuesday noon for a sack lunch and business meeting. Glennice Allen presided and announced district officer elections set for February 7 at Fredonia. Anne Sale and Glennice Allen were named voting delegates with LeAnna McGettrick as candidate for secretary and treasurer.
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Homemakers of America
Chanute High School
Glennice Allen
Fredonia
Anne Sale
LeAnna McGettrick
Ischool
Mrs Erickson Leads Who's Who Club Lesson on Trees and Flowers
Mrs L F Erickson presented Trees and Flowers of the Bible for the Who's Who Club meeting Tuesday afternoon. She presided with the club creed, eight members contributed items, and Mrs J R Wasser led a parliamentarian drill. The next meeting, a Valentine party hosted by Mrs M W Wilson at 616 N Grant, is set for February 5 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Erickson
$1.7 Million Plan For Church Loans
Wichita AP report notes the American Home Mission Societies board approved a $1.7 million loan program for churches and institutions during a two day conference. The Wichita board of American Baptist Societies also met. Plans for a $2 million senior citizen community in Wichita were discussed.
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Wichita
Board of Managers of the
American Home Mission Societies
Wichita Board of American Baptist Estates
Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital in January
The Baby Is Named Bradley Dean son of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Hartman 119 S Western Jan 12 Neosho Memorial Hospital Darla Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elbert D Goins Thayer Jan 12 Neosho Memorial Hospital Yvonne Dea daughter of Mr. and Mrs Floyd Davis 215 S Ev lergreen Jan 14 Neosho Memorial Charles Duane son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Mangine 1216 W Main Jan 15 Neosho Memorial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Dean
Edwin Hartman
S. Western
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Darla Jean
Elbert D. Goins
Thayer
Yvonne Dea
Floyd Davis
S. Evlergreen
Charles Duane
Joseph Mangine
W. Main
Sugar cookie dough is some poe anthem cake
Sugar cookie dough is described in a casual, fragmented line noting a blend of desserts and a poetically charged phrase. The text presents no clear event or person names and offers a single, unclear image without concrete details.
Top Officials Visit Optimists in Chanute Breakfast
Wichita guests Judge Ashford and Al Bienz spoke at the Chanute Optimist Club breakfast in the Tioga Hotel. Bienz praised local Junior Optimist work. Ashford outlined club objectives as 80 000 Optimists nationwide pledge to youth service. Floyd West Jr. presided and announced plans to attend Pittsburg Optimist breakfast next Tuesday. Wayne Smith announced a Toastmasters Club start with a Memorial Building meeting tonight. Ray Zumalt was introduced as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ashford
Optimists
al Bienz
Bienz
Chanute Club
Ashford
Floyd West Jr
Pittsburg
Wayne Smith
Memorial Building
Ray Zumalt
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Maria Morgan
Iola
Dean
Doan
Twentieth Century Study Club
A. M. Garton
C. S. Eckard
R. R. Elder
C. L. Keas
S. E
Dial Tribune
Mrs. Lapham
Belle Lettres
Mrs. Stemple
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Fackler
Rainbow Unit
Ann Landers
Joe
Irene
Chanute Tribune
ESA
Edwin Yorks
Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Harrisons Shoes
Robert Tobey
Mgr
Athenaeum
de Ann's
Jack Winter
Brotton Laundry
Santa Fe
Chanute Optimist Club
Tioga Hotel
Protein Power
Strongheart
Bill Johnson
Bill Johnson Furniture
Highland
Chanute, Kas
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