Social Scene notes from the Dial Tribune-HE February 1 1962
Community clubs meet with details of events at Bible Baptist Evangelical United Brethren and Modern Mothers. Luncheon and unit gatherings listed include Royal Neighbors of America Hutton PTA and Chaincomers with members named. Eunice Campbell honored at a carry in birthday dinner with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamona Hdu
the Bible Baptist Oe
Bruce Brown
St. Allen
Guild of Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edith Jones
Rutter
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Hutton Pta
Modern Mothers Club
Joe Sutcliffe
Grant
Eunice Campbell
N. Evergreen
Artie Boggs
Stark
A. D. Campbell
Elsmore
Ella Jewell
Arthur Bennett
Nelson Arnett
Mrs Day Reviews The Cheerful Day for Round Table Club
Fourteen members of the Round Table Study club met with Mrs Paul Parsons to discuss Nan Fairbrother’s The Cheerful Day. Mrs Charles F Day presided and a UNESCO donation was made. Mrs Flora Hopkins of Derby attended as guest during a Kansas Day themed dessert with gold wheat and gold hydrangeas centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Study Club
Paul Parsons
W. Oak
Charles F. Day
Flora Hopkins
Derby
Mrs Miller Presides For Athenaeum Club Meeting
Mrs Miller presided as the Athenaeum met with Mrs Marie McDonald at 420 S Lincoln. McDonald read meditations Creed for the New Year and Prayer for the New Year. UNESCO and American Association of the United Nations memberships were renewed. Mrs H W Lewis led a lesson on Advancement in Medicine and New Treatment. Refreshments were served to 13 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athenaeum
Marie McDonald
S. Lincoln
H. C. Miller
H. W. Lewis
Culture Club Meets In DeBolt Home
Mrs. C. C. DeBolt hosted the Chanute Culture Club in her home at 416 West 4th. Mrs. Ford Johnson led the group with a program on My Favorite Highway. D. A. Finney gave a lesson on Highway 50 in Kansas and the Santa Fe Trail. Members received official Kansas maps and donations were made to the Cancer Fund Hospital Auxiliary and UNESCO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. DeBolt
W. 4Th
Chanute Culture Club
Ford Johnson
D. A. Finney
Kansas
The
Cancer Fund
Hospital Auxiliary
Unesco
DeBolt
Johnson
Kansas Day Club Elects Mrs. Gibson at Topeka meeting
About 1,500 people attended the Governor's reception in Topeka marking Kansas Day activities. Mrs. Roy S. Gibson of Chanute chaired the event, as former first ladies helped pour. The 45th annual Kansas Day club meeting elected officers including Mrs. Frank A. Huffman as president and Mrs. Gibson as first vice president. Gifts to the Kansas Historical Society were announced after the luncheon and a fashion program. The Victorian Room at the museum was dedicated to the club with plans to buy mannequins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Roy S. Gibson
Chanute
Frank Carlson
Ed F. Arn
Payne H. Ratner
Woman’s
Kansas Day Club
Gibson
Paul Wedin
Wichita
Sharon F. Foster
Ellsworth
Joseph Henkle Sr
Great Bend
Roscoe Mendenhall
Emporia
Russell Dary
Manhattan
W. C. Newcum
Kansas City
Kansas Historical Society
James A. Allen
Woman's
Sub Debs Meet With Tish Niver
Sub Debs met Monday evening with Tish Niver at 1604 S Plummer with Janice Smith presiding. Plans were made for a money making project and Linda Rhodes, rules committee chair, appointed Daisy Willis, Linda Sloan, Sandy Park, Karen Poos, Judy Montague and Sharon Cooper to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debs
Tish Niver
S. Plummer
Janice Smith
Linda Rhodes
Rules Committee
Daisy Willis
Linda Sloan
Sandy Park
Karen Poos
Judy Montague
Sharon Cooper
Mrs Dean Retires After 46 Years With Star Drilling
Mrs Rose Dean of 702 W Main retires after 46 years of service at Star Drilling Supply Co. She began three weeks work to help out and stayed through vast changes in oil field machinery. Her son Lyle Dean is a Royster Junior High teacher. she has four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She looks to relax at home after a long office career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Dean
W. Main
Star Drilling ‘Machine Co
Jack
Dean
F. L. Breyfogle
T. F. Ahlers
The
Star Drilling Supply Co
Tribune
Katy Blunk
Mary
Jim
Tom
Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Judge Gardner
Beverly Jean Martin Engaged to Cpl Roger C Staal
Mr and Mrs Irvin Martin of Kansas City Kansas announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly Jean to Cpl Roger C Staal of the United States Marine Corps stationed at Olathe Kansas The couple will marry February 17 at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Kansas City Kansas Beverly is a Chanute High School graduate and secretary at Snow Crop Inc in Kansas City Kansas The article also includes wedding etiquette Q A items and hostess guidance from a local column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Martin
Kansas City
Kan
Chanute
Beverly Jean
Roger C. Staal
Olathe
Miss Martin
Chanute High School
Snow Crop, Inc
Staal
United States Marine Corps
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
Etiquette Q A Guests Should Stand Before Seating
When guests are ushered into the dining room they should not seat themselves at once. The proper practice is for everyone to stand while the host or hostess invites them to be seated. This maintains order and shows courtesy.
Dear Ann Landers Letters On Marriage And Burdens
A long reader letter discusses premarital pregnancy at 16, married life woes, budget limits, separation attempts, and a 25 year old mother overwhelmed by parenting. The exchange includes Ann Landers’ reply urging self reliance, references to her book Since You Ask Me, and a note inviting letters to the Chanute Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’s
Ann Landers
L. A
Quest Club Holds Meeting with Lesson on Spanish Literature
Fifteen members of Quest club and guest Mrs. Robert B. Perry met with Mrs. W. E. Wilson at 624 W. Main yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Mabel Hudson presided as vice president. Roll call featured presidents Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan. Mrs. Fred Johnson spoke on Abraham Lincoln and the 13th amendment. Mrs. H. C. Bodley presented Spanish Literature of the 19th Century noting lyric tendencies from the period. Officers elected: Mrs. W. R. Stauffer president Mrs. C. Vincent McCune vice president Mrs. C. D. Blackwood secretary and Mrs. Bodley treasurer. Refreshments served by the hostess. Next meeting set for Feb. 13 with Mrs. Mabel Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quest Club
Robert B. Perry
W. E. Wilson
W. Main
Mabel Hudson
Norman Koch
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Fred Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
H. C. Bodley
Language Clarification Exercise Answers
1. The sentence is awkward. better to say I was somewhat surprised and omit up. 2. Fulcrum is pronounced ful‑krum with the first syllable rhyming with dull. 3. The misspelled word is blamable. 4. Discrepancy means a state of being at odds or differing. 5. A word starting with co meaning forgive is condone.
Menu Suggestions Coconut Waffles
Sift flour baking powder salt and sugar. Beat eggs with milk then blend into dry ingredients with melted butter. Pour batter onto a preheated waffle iron and cook until moistening stops. Add flaked coconut for topping or mix in batter before cooking.
Coconut Waffle Batter Tips and Serving Suggestion
A brief note on sprinkling coconut over batter before baking until crisp. Serve hot with butter and maple syrup. Batter yield depends on waffle iron size. coconut integrates for a different flavor.
How Can I Make and Use a Window Cleaning Solution
A reader asks about a home window cleaning method. The answer provides a mixture of four fluid ounces of 28 percent ammonia, eight ounces of denatured alcohol, eight ounces of whiting, and seven pints of water. The solution should be bottled and shaken well before each use.
Pinafore pattern and craft catalog teaser in Chanute page
Worn year round pinafore pattern 7126 offered in duck fabric white or colored with easy huck weaving instructions for children's sizes 2 4 6 8. Also advertises 1962 Needle Craft Catalog with 2 free patterns and various crafts. orders taken by mail with small fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
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Dial Tribune
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Vermeny
Cecil Arnett
Carpenters Hall
Sawyer Hall
Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Miller
Athenaeum Club
Culture Club
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 8Th St
New York
Tish
Star Drill
All Trades
Sally Horne
Beverly Jean Martin
Jack Winter
Just
Exers Shoes
Harrisons Shoe Store
Blue Ann Landers Moon
Ann Lenders
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
N. Y
el Rancho
Bill Johnson Furniture
Hollywood
North Highland
Chanute, Kansas
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