Miss Lawrence Installed as Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Kathy Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Lawrence 106 S Plummer was installed as worthy advisor for the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple Sunday afternoon. Other officers installed included Kathie Groves as associate advisor Cindy Lindsay charity Debra Martin hope Pam Horrn faith Sara Sherman recorder Susan Coots treasurer Pam Powell chaplain Connie Slater drill leader Ruth Ann Caldwell love Paula Venus religion Kay Keys nature Debbie Groskinsky immortality Dee Me Alexander fidelity Cherla Heaton patriotism Nancy Wasser service Jennie McGee confidential observer Marcia Robertson outer observer Kathy Martin musician Vicki Rauh horr choir director and Mrs Sam Willis mother advisor. Installing officers were Richie McAlexander chaplain Mary Hupp recorder Elaine Cook marshal Lois Slater musician Mrs Dave Peterson. The 1968 advisory board was installed by Mrs Vern Steele. Members listed include J A Groves Sr Dudley Kelley Floyd May Alex Bruce Mmes J A Groves Jr Kay Groskinsky Howard Barr Sam Willis Louis Junod and Dudley Kelley Mrs Wesley Thompson oversaw the guest book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Lawrence
Lester Lawrence
S. Plummer
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Kathie Groves
Cindy Lindsay
Charity
Debra Martin
Hope
Pam Horrn
Sara Sherman
Susan Coots
Pam Powell
Connie Slater
Ruth Ann Caldwell
Paula Venus
Kay Keys
Debbie Groskinsky
Dee Me Alexander
Fidelity
Cherla Heaton
Nancy Wasser
Jennie McGee
Confidential Observer
Marcia Robertson
Outer Observer
Kathy Martin
Vicki Rauhorr
Sam Willis
Miss Lawrence
Richie McAlexander
Mary Hupp
Elaine Cook
Marshall
Lois Slater
Dave Pet
Kayettes Stage Skit Program At Neosho Junior College
Senior High Kayettes presented Kayettes Take the Stage directed by Janie Corbit at Neosho County Community Junior College Little Theater. Skits portrayed sale of U S savings stamps, a children's Christmas party, packing clothes for Appalachian Mountain residents, and a Kayette board meeting. A dance and song routine followed with Elaine Cook leading the business meeting. Fifty girls and two sponsors attended, Mrs. Virgil Atkins and Mrs. Robert Holtzman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kayettes
Janie Corbit
Neosho County
U.S
Appalachian Mountains
Kayette
Elaine Cook
Osawatomie
Bible Quiz by Laurin Ross Fowler facts from scripture
A quiz item listing questions about Barnabas Miriam and Aaron John the Baptist and Methuselah with references from Acts Numbers Luke and Genesis. The piece notes scorings four correct excellent and good and invites readers to see the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Ross Fowler
Joseph the Levite
Barnabas
Son of
Comfort
Paul
Miriam
Aaron
John the Baptist
Jesus
Adam
Noah
Methuselah
Bridge Lessons Start Monday in Chanute
Chanute Recreation Commission announces beginner bridge lessons starting Feb 6 on Tuesdays 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Heritage Room of the Public Library. Intermediate classes run Feb 5 Mondays 7:30 to 9 p.m. and Wednesdays 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Registration closes at 16 per class with fees of 2 and 4 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Recreation Commission
Martin Rotunno
Heritage Room
C. J. Anderson
LaForges Observe Golden 50th Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Homer LaForge mark their golden wedding with a Sunday open house from 2 to 5 pm at 115 N Central Chanute. Hostesses are Mrs Aubrey Conrow Prairie Grove Ark and Mrs Earl Hunter Iola. They wed Feb 2 1918 in Wichita and lived in Chanute since 1928. He retired after 48 years with Santa Fe Railroad in July 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer LaForge
N. Central
LaForge
Aubrey Conrow
Prairie Grove
Ark
Earl Hunter
Iola
Emma Lou Goss
Homer G. LaForge
Burden
Wichita
Chanute
Santa Fe Railroad
Mrs
Verdi Opera Il Trovatore at Pittsburg State
Verdi’s Il Trovatore will be staged by the Kansas State College of Pittsburg music department at Carney Hall on February 21 and 23 at 8 p m. Dr Lawrence Siegle producer and director notes the work’s melodic drama and challenge to all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Music Department
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Carney Hall
Lawrence Siegle
Advertising in the Newspaper Ad Section
A fragment from an old newspaper page shows the advertising column filled with varied ads. The unreadable OCR hints at commerce notices and promotions but lacks full details.
Bridge Club Holds Four Tables of Duplicate Play
Four tables competed in the Home Savings Lounge last night. High scorers were Mrs Clyde Bloomheart and Mrs Frank Jones with 33 points, followed by Mrs Fred Johnson and Mrs Ralph Caldwell at 27 percent, Mrs Paul R King and Mrs F G Hooker at 26, and Mrs Jo Payne with Fred Foster at 23 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Savings Lounge
Clyde Bloomheart
Frank Jones
Fred Johnson
Ralph Caldwell
Paul R. King
F. G. Hooker
Jo Payne
Fred Foster
Do-Si-Do Club Joins NEOSDA In Oklahoma Swing
The Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club of Chanute joined the Northeast Oklahoma Square Dance Association. NEOSDA comprises 64 clubs from Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas. The Tulsa festival draws thousands yearly with multiple events. Four couples attended the acceptance ceremony in Tulsa including Colburn Stone Alger and Taylor. The club holds two dances monthly and offers lessons Mondays at Central Park Community building. Richard Sandage is the club caller with 40 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Northeast Oklahoma Square Dance Association
Jack Colburn
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tulsa
Colburn
Messrs
Mmes Colburn
Jim Stone
Howard Alger
Paul Taylor
Central Park
Richard Sandage
Chanute Recreation Commission
Mrs Mortons Shakespeare Club Meets At Home
The Shakespeare Club met Monday afternoon at 806 S Rutters home with Mrs Boyd Burns presiding. Mrs George Donaldson announced Macbeth will be staged at Kansas University Lawrence on March 14 15 16 and 22. The group may attend. Mrs J W Kensett led reading of Henry VI Part II to Act III Scene II. The February 12 meeting will be at 1 30 p m with Mrs Bill Wolfe 913 W 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Chris Morton
S. Rutter
Boyd Burns
George Donaldson
Kansas University
Lawrence
J. W. Kensett
Bill Wolfe
Carol Kern Honored By Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Carol Kern, bride-elect of O. D. Sperry, was held Sunday afternoon at 1609 S. Malcolm. Decorations featured a white dotted Swiss umbrella with red roses, red Cupid accents, and a red and white refreshment theme. Carol Kern opened gifts with help from Mrs. Jim Evans and Margaret Sale. cake was served by her sister Kelly Kern. Thirty two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Kern
O. D. Sperry
William Carl
S. Malcolm
Jim Evans
Margaret Sale
Kelly Kern
Miss Kern
Tribune Phone Contact Guidance
The notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune via phone if unavailable through normal channels. If the primary number is unreachable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Catherine Coleman and Robert Lett Engage for Nuptials
Mr and Mrs L A Coleman of Fredonia announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Joan to Robert Charles Lett son of Mr and Mrs Charles Lett of 515 W 6th The couple both attended Kansas State College Pittsburg she studies social work he majors in accounting The wedding is set for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Coleman
Fredonia
Catherine Joan
Robert Charles Lett
Charles Lett
Miss Coleman
Fredonia High School
Coffeyville Junior College
Neosho County Community Junior College
Lett
Chanute High School
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Heloise tips turn nets into kitchen sieves and more
Readers share clever uses from fish nets as collapsible sieves to repurposing canceled checks as return address labels. Tips include clipping metal hair clips on one roller, rug cleanup with a two row lint brush, and converting wrap around skirts into aprons for cleaning and sewing tasks.
Social Calendar for February First Evening Meetings
The schedule lists Miriam circle and Rebekah Lodge at IOOF hall at 7 30 p m Neighbors of America meeting at YOOF hall camion noon Rural Grange at Rural School 7 30 p m Women's Missionary Prayer Band at Avenue Baptist Church 2 P D D PEO meeting with Mrs Boyd Burns 1312 West hand Modern Mothers Club luncheon with Mrs Joe Sutcliffe 305 South Tennessee 1 p m California Mothers Club with Mrs Orville Nickerson 1124 South Santa Fe Morning Farmer Neers? Central Park Community building 9 50 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Yoof
Neighbors of America
IOOF
Rural Grange Meeting
Women's Missionary Prayer Band
An Avenue Baptist Church
Boyd Burns
Modern Mothers Club
Joe Sutcliffe
S. Tennessee
Fiealor Mothers Club
Orville Nickerson
S. Santa Fe
Central Park
Kiwanis Program Showcased Carolyn Kensett Student Musician
Carolyn Kensett a ninth grader daughter of Dr and Mrs James W Kensett performed guitar and folk songs for a Kiwanis program at the Tioga Hotel arranged by Dr R W Good. Visitors included Dave Benson and Neil Fluker from Calgary a former member. Wilbur Allison presided as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Kensett
James W. Kensett
Kiwanis Club
Tioga Hotel
R. W. Good
Dave Benson
Kiwanian
Neil Fluker
Calgary
Canada
Wilbur Allison
Little Helping Hand Heloise Ironing Cloths on Table
Beth Carr shares a quick method to iron tablecloths by laying cotton blankets on an old table to create a soft pad. She folds corners first and works around the table, finishing in under five minutes for a perfect look. Heloise notes she cannot answer all mail due to volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Carr
Heloise
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Rainbow
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Robert Holtzman
Texas
Tostadas
P.S
LA Rosa DE Oro
Patique
Aimfedd
Hale Price
Ular
Wilson's
Davis Paint Store
Homer LaForges
Il Trovatore
Bridge Club
Neosda
Mrs. Morton
Midwest Office Supply
West Main
Catherine Coleman
Catherine Joan Coleman
Betsy Coviello
Betsy
Helse
Darlene Hammonds
L. Ball
First National Bank
North Lincoln
Motor Bank 401 West Main
Elmer Varga
Hans’ FF
Duis
S. Central
Seu
Charley's Pizza Inn
E. Main
Federal Reserve
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