Social Scene Highlights From Friday January 24 1962
Auxiliary Mrs Homer LeForge hosts at 118 West North Central at 2 pm TOPS Determinettes meet at Sawyer near 1 30 pm Senior Citizens gather at Memorial building 1 30 pm Executive committee Christian Women's Fellowship First Christian church at 1 pm Miriam circle of Rebekah lodge meeting canceled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORC
Homer LeForge
Central
Sawyer Neali
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Miriam
Rebekan Lodge
Sunflower OES Chapter Honors Members at Meeting
Sunflower chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Wednesday gathering in the Masonic Temple led by Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and Dean Skinner. Wayne Taylor received a grand representative appointment to New Mexico in Kansas. J L Harris was honored as Pars ons chapter worthy patron. An evening prayer solo by Wayne Taylor with Edith Palen accompanied, and a chapter obligation ceremony followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Caldwell
Dean Skinner
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Wayne Taylor
New Mexico
Kansas
J. L. Harris
Parsons
Edith Palen
Skinner
Jaycees
Glen Chickadonz
Verne Woodring
Crochet slippers pattern catalog from Chanute Tribune
Obscure 1962 craft ad offers washable crocheted slippers with loop stitch, pattern 7480, sizes small to large. Send 35 cents per pattern to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York address. includes 200 designs, 25 cents now, catalog offers bedspreads linens and 2 free patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Belles Lettres Club Meets for Leonardo da Vinci Lesson
Mrs. Carl Weiner II hosted twelve Belles Lettres Reading club members at 1021 S Tennessee on Tuesday. A dessert course was served and Mrs. Claire Christy led the lesson on The Life of Leonardo da Vinci. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Fred L Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Weiner II
S. Tennessee
Belles Lettres Reading Club
Claire Christy
Leonardo da Vinci
Fred L. Johnson
Farewell Coffee for Mrs. Parks Delahunty
The Laural Mothers club hosted a farewell coffee for Mrs. Parks Delahunty Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Taylor’s home 209 East 10th. The Delahuntys leave for Wichita Tuesday and Mrs. Buford Allen presented a club gift to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Delahunty
Laural Mothers Club
Robert Taylor
E. 10Th
Delahuntys
Wichita
Buford Allen
Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit Honors Mrs Bowman
The Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit met with 12 members and two guests to honor Mrs Clinton Bowman for perfect attendance. New member Mrs Ford will lead a mental health study. committee chairs were named including Mrs Cooper program and Mrs Tunnell recreation. A hospital snack shop report and a donation to Pennies for Friendship were noted. Next meeting with Mrs Clinton Bowman is Feb 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Myron Cooper
R. 2
Roy Tunnel
Marie Ford
Clinton Bowman
Ford
Clyde Tunnel
Cooper
Marvin Wolfe
Lynn Erickson
Clyde Tunnell
Charles Day
Bowman
Unesco
Harry Larson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Roy Tunnell
County Home Economics Advisory Board
Esther Martin
PTA Study Group Discusses Intelligence Tests Results
ASCOTT PTA members met with Mrs. Bill Matlock on Wednesday morning at 807 N. Steuben. Mrs. James McKinsey led the lesson Should Parents Know the Results of Intelligence Tests and Myrtle Moeller explained Method of Grading and Report Cards before a Q and A. Seventeen members were served refreshments by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascott
PTA
Bill Matlock
N. Steuben
James McKinsey
Myrtle Moeller
Army enlistment strains drive wary wife to edge
Dear Ann Landers columns tell of an 18 year old joining the Army and a wife overwhelmed by anxiety and anger as she fears losing her son. Advice urges understanding, possible medical help, and temporary distance as the family adjusts to military life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
J. B
Humboldt High Couple Plans Engagement for Kate Collison
Mr and Mrs Dale L Collison of Humboldt announce the engagement of their daughter Kate Yvonne to Charles Edward Herder son of Mr and Mrs Bennett Herder of rural Yates Center. Kate is a Humboldt High graduate employed at Monarch Cement. Herder is a Humboldt High and Chanute JC graduate attending Emporia State. No wedding date set.
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Kale Yvonne
Dale L. Collison
Humboldt
Charles Edward Herder
Yates Center
Kate Yvonne
Bennett Herder
Miss Collison
Humboldt High School
Monarch Cement Co
Herder
Chanute Junior College
Emporia State Teachers College
Ridgway-Warren Plan Wedding Announcement
Mr and Mrs Cleggett C Ridgway announce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie Jean Ridgway to William T Warren Jr son of Mr and Mrs William T Warren Sr of 620 S Highland A summer wedding is planned Bonnie Jean Ridgway a Fort Hays State College graduate and Salina elementary teacher William T Warren Jr a Chanute High School and Kansas State University graduate is an architect in Tucson Arizona
Mrs Pugh Elected By Helping Hand Club Officers
The Helping Hand club met with 25 members present at Mrs Worth Walter Mirre rural Chanute. Officers elected include Mrs Earl Pugh president Mrs John King vice president Mrs Bert Cox secretary Mrs Jay King treasurer Laveta Heaton reporter and flower committee Mmes Elmer Robinson Walter mire and Winnie LaRue. Cake bakers for next meeting named Mmes George Wright Loyd Whitworth Lewis Walker and Robert Ellis. Mrs Edgc Alexander to host. Denmark ruled the Virgin Islands for more than two and a half centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Waltermire
Chanute
Earl Pugh
John King
Bert Cox
Jay King
Laveta Heaton
Elmer Robinson
Waltermire
Winnie LaRue
George Wright
Loyd Whitworth
Lewis Walker
Robert Ellis
Edgc Alexander
Kansas Day Work By Chanute Women
The 55th annual Woman's Kansas Day club meeting will be in Topeka with Mrs. Roy S. Gibson and Mrs. Edna Peterson organizing arrangements. A reception at the governor's mansion, a noon luncheon, and a program featuring Mrs. W. C. Newcum are planned as Chanute delegates participate and gifts are presented to the Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Chanute
P. B. Darlington
Third District
Mmes
Sam Willis
Vincent McCune
Wilfrid Cavaness
J. LeRoy Barker
Marlin Blackston
O. H. Cunningham
Cleo Dalton
Frank Davidson
D. A. Finney
John Hargrave
Oliver Klingner
Norman Koch
E. R. Parr
Phy Taylor
Jessie Young
Robert Allen
Russell Davidson
Ralph Drake
P. L. Forslund
Dean L. Geeding
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Daisy Jordan
Florence Kelley
Joe Lewis
Jess Snyder
Nelle Stevens
Vendla Kjellander
Ethel Davidson
Elizabeth Pieper
The
Historical Society
W. C. Newcum
Kansas City
Woman's Kansas Day Club of
Film Shown At BPW Club Meeting In Tioga Hotel
The Business and Professional Women's club held a dinner meeting at the Tioga Hotel with Mrs. Schere Bove presiding. Dr. Dwight Blackwood showed the film Communist Encirclement 1961 and a discussion followed. The group voted to finance a delegate to Girls State and the health and safety committee plans the February 14 meeting with Margaret Wood speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Hotel
Schere Bove
Fred Sipe
Niles
Michigan
Royce Adams
Otis Willhite
Ruth Shannon
Dwight Blackwood
Health and Safety Committee
Margaret Wood
Modern Study Club elects officers in transfer of leadership
Mrs. R. J. Hayes hosted the Modern Study club at 318 S. Santa Fe with Mrs. Robert Ward presiding. Plans were announced for a Tioga Ballroom party on Feb. 3. C. J. Anderson spoke on life in Pakistan and displayed acquired articles. Officers elected include Hayes president Ward vice president Glasscock secretary and Malson treasurer. A dessert was served with Glasscock assisting. A recent coffee at 701 S. Plummer, hosted by E. O. Morris and R. W. Fisher, welcomed new member Lester Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hayes
S. Santa Fe
Modern Study Club
Robert Ward
Tioga Ballroom
C. J. Anderson
Pakistan
Hayes
Ward
Tom Glasscock
Gail Malson
Glasscock
E. O. Morris
S. Plummer
R. W. Fisher
Lester Lawrence
Midway Y Teens Hold Meeting at Ruth Olson Home
The Midway Y-Teens met at Ruth Olson's home with president Marilyn Nelson presiding. They reviewed Y Teen goals, heard Valentine Prom reports, and welcomed guest speaker Mrs Morris Wiltse who demonstrated hair styles. Hostesses and sponsors were listed, with 35 members and guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Olson
Marilyn Nelson
Elaine Stevens
Sharon Coho
Nina White
Kathy Engleman
Lynn Brant
Morris Wiltse
Vickie Robison
Linda Johnson
Linda Burk
Marilyn Cutler
Harry Orendorff
Glen Payne
YWCA Members Meet at School Wednesday Evening
Eight YWCA members gathered at the school Wednesday evening with Mrs. Clarence Nelson acting as vice president. Devotions titled The Greatest Thing in the World were led by Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Clarence Nelson
Are You Anti or Anti-Communist Lesson Sent Across
The Chanute Tribune presents a Q A on removing stuck paper from a polished surface. Mrs Stevens and Mrs Elmer Anderson hosted as lessons discuss proper cleaning and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stevens
Milo Peter
Chanute Tribune
Son
Stevens
Elmer Anderson
Olive
Unit in Lesson By Mrs. Faulkner Sunflower Home Unit
Mrs. Ray Westling hosted the Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit with Mrs. W Marcus Barbee as co host. Sixteen members attended under Mrs. Lloyd Dalton who presided. A letter from Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital was read noting the hospital as the coming year’s community project. Mrs Everett Faulkner spoke on Situation and Outlook for 1962. A $5 gift was voted to the Mary Ruth Work scholarship fund for girls in home economics. Mrs C A Sharpe won the door prize and a dessert course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Westling
W. 7Th
Sunflower Home
W. Marcus Barbee
Lloyd Dalton
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Everett Faulkner
County Home Economics Advisory Board
Mary Ruth Work
C. A. Sharpe
Meeting of Nazarene Foreign Mission Society at Church
The Nazarene church Foreign Missionary Society met Wednesday evening with Mrs. Claude Pittenger presiding. Jerry Fox led missionary hymns sung by Mrs. John Reep. devotions by Mrs. Lester Seamster and a Virgin Islands prayer led by Mrs. George Barker. The teenage chapter led by Mrs. Lowell Holland highlighted Alabaster Giving and announced new members Mrs. Earl Dillow and Harold Dillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
Claude Pittenger
Jerry Fox
John Reep
Lester Seamster
The
Virgin Islands
George Barker
Lowell Holland
Betty Pittenger
Bobby Ellison
Rose Mary Jacket
Shirley Dillon
Mary Ann Moore
Jimmy Dillow
Modern Etiquette Q and A on addressing doctors and weddings
A reader asks if calling an older family doctor by his first name is appropriate. The guidance says avoid it unless you are very close. It warns against saying Doctor before the first name in casual introductions and notes men usually say I am [Name] without Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Jim
Robert Ford
How Can I Make a Cloth Cleaner
A paste of granulated cornmeal and cleaning fluid cleans silk satin lace or any fabric. Cover the stain, let it sit briefly, then brush away the residue.
Richardson Insurance Agency at 16 East Main Chanute
Local notice lists Richardson Insurance Agency located at 16 East Main Chanute Kansas 10570. Details identify business address and contact points for residents seeking coverage and policies in the area.
Panthers Host Central Juco in Friday Tilt
Chanute Panthers, seeking a second straight win after two losses in EKL play, host Central Juco of McPherson in a non league matchup. Game time 7 30 with a 6 o'clock preliminary featuring Rooster JH seventh graders and Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Jaco Black Panthers
Central Juco
McPherson
Chanute
Invaders
Rooster Junior High
Iola
Central
York Collesve and Friends Bible College
St. John's
Winfield
Arkansas City
Panthers Keep Pace in Tough KSHS League Race
The Panthers sit 3-3 in league play after a win over Iola Tuesday night. Charles Rappard Jim Bridges and Larry Snyder lead with double figure scoring averages as they host Joplin in a non league game tomorrow then travel to Fort Scott next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Panthers
Charles Rappard
Jim Bridges
Larry Snyder
Joplin
Fort Scott
Trial for Student Ordered at Joplin
Joseph Ras Parks 24 a University of Tulsa student was ordered to stand trial in circuit court on an armed robbery charge. A store cashier identified him as the robber who fled with about 145 dollars from a Joplin variety store on January 12. He was arrested two hours later near Tulsa on the Will Rogers Turnpike. Parks is a native of Olean New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Joseph Ras Parks
University of Tulsa
Parks
Wanda Hague
Will Rogers Turnpike
Tulsa
Olean, N.ds
Rose Parade Film Shown for Lions
The Chanute Lion Club enjoyed a travelogue by Mr and Mrs Ed Caldwell at the Tioga Hotel last night. They shared Pasadena California trip photos of the New Year Rose Bowl parade floats, showing construction methods and the many flowers used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Lion Club
Ed Caldwell
Tioga Hotel
Caldwell
Pasadena
Calif
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Dial Tribune
OES
Alice Brooks
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Belles Lettres
Mrs. Bowman
Ann
Barbara
Tribune
Righ
Ridgway
Warren
Bonnie Jean Ridgway
Mrs. Pugh
Denmark
BPW
Mrs. Hayes
General Electric
G.E
Home Appliance CO
Mrs. Faulkner
Church By Mission Society
Gerber
W. Main
Clemen Bailey
Sea
Lions
Tubs
Methodist Church
Humboldt, Ks
Dale Carnegie
Harold Abbott & Associates, Inc
Heaven
LE ES
LEES
Bill Johnson Furniture
N. Highland
Chanute, Kansas
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