Grandparents Life Lessons Highlighted by Town and Country Unit
Mrs. Irvin Lassman led the Town and Country Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at Mrs. Paul Thomas's home. She presented Life with Grandma noting grandmothers welcome photos and grandchildren but balance rules and non possessiveness. The group received a gold seal letter for 1972 excellence. new member Mrs. Jerry Freeman joined. Lassman became vice president and Freeman the citizenship civil defense chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thomas
Wilson
Irvin Lassman
Grand- Ma
Lassman
Jerry Freeman
Dodge City
Freeman
Citizenship and Civil Defense
Patchwork Flannel Pillows Earn Raves for Boys
Dear Heloise shares a home craft using scrap flannel to create colorful patchwork pillow slips for three growing boys. The pillows stay warm and bright, require no ironing, and let kids discover matching pieces with their pajamas.
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Heloise
Sweet Adelines and community groups gather Thursday
Social calendar for February lists events: Sweet Adelines at 910 W. Elm 7 30 p.m. Senior Mothers Club at Central Park Building 2 p.m. Royal Neighbors lunch at North Malcolm Community Center noon. Rural Grange 7 30 p.m. Chapter DD P E D Mrs Boyd Burns 2 p.m. Women's Missionary Prayer Band Wilson Avenue 2 p.m. Missionary Society Grant's Chapel AME Church 2 p.m. Neosho County Mental Health St Pauli Manor 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Senior Mothers Club
Central Park
Royal Neighbors of America
North Malcolm Community Center
Rural Grange
P.E.D
Boyd Burns
Women's Missionary Prayer Band
Wilson Avenue
Baptist
International Affairs Program For Thayer Club
Thayer Club hosted an international affairs program for the Friday Reading Club Library Association at Mrs Roscoe Hallenders home. Moderator Mrs J T Fogleman introduced speakers with Mrs Milo Hazen discussing America role in the world. Others included Mrs Victor Erbe CARE Mrs Scott Wright United Nations and Mrs Marion Showalter legislative commitments. Mrs George Reece led devotions Guidance by Faith by George Alder. Eleven members answered roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Friday Reading Club Library Association
Roscoe Hallenders
J. T. Fogleman
Milo Hazen
America
Victor Erbe
Scott Wright
United Nations
Marion Showalter
George Reece
George Alder
Nurse Speaks To Autumn Mothers Club
A nurse from Neosho Memorial Hospital led a program on mouth to mouth resuscitation for the Autumn Mothers Club at Mrs. Alan Mead’s home. The event included a film and a business session led by president Mrs. Dwayne House. Plans were set for the annual Valentine dinner for husbands, with 17 members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Mothers Club
Alan Mead
W. Main
James Davis
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dwayne House
Steve Hutchens
Brandon
Paul Blecha
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Plan January Club Day
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4H Club met to plan 4H Club Day activities. Susan Gorton and Dee Johnson explained illustrated talks, Kent Schall spoke on projects, Arlene Bower performed an instrumental piece, and Vicki and Cindy Shea demonstrated. Miss Bower led recreation as members named an activity for roll call. A money making project was discussed.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Susan Gorton
Dee Johnson
Kent Schall
Arlene Bower
Mark Cox
Vicki
Cindy Shea
Miss Bower
Stark WSCS Honors Member
Mrs. Roland Kelsey was honored by the Stark United Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service for faithful service receiving a pin and a life membership. Past president Mrs. Charles Hill Jr. was also recognized with a past president's pin. Refreshments followed for 12 members and the pastor Rev. Joye Doane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Roland Kelsey
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Stark United Methodist Church
Kelsey
WSCS
Elmer Owen
Charles Hill Jr
George Defenbaugh
Odin Dunham
Joye Doane
Past Noble Grands Install New Officers at Center
Officers were installed for the Past Noble Grands Club at North Malcolm Community Center on Friday. Lemuel Beale became president with Verna Hudspeth as vice president and Ethel Stevens as secretary treasurer, as Mrs. Beale led devotions and refreshments were served after the ceremony.
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Noble Grands Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Nelle Stevens
Lemuel Beale
Verna Hudspeth
Ethel Stevens
Chanute Couple Announces Engagement of Peggy Nordt
Mr and Mrs Carl Nordt announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy Lynn Nordt to Wayne E Mudd son of Mr and Mrs Joe Mudd. Peggy is a 1972 CHS graduate, a freshman at Neosho County Community Junior College majoring in business and employed at Lassman Electric Inc. Wayne is a 1970 CHS graduate employed at News Standard Printing Company. No wedding date set.
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Carl Nordt
W. Main
Peggy Lynn
Wayne E. Mudd
Joe Mudd
Miss Nordt
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Lassman Electric, Inc
CHS
Mudd
News Standard Printing Company
Kansas Capitol Film Shown For Delta Kappa Gamma Members
A film titled Kansas Capitol Illustrated For Teachers was shown by Alpha Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at St. Joseph's Church in Humboldt. Mrs. Alvin Jones presented the program focusing on tangible and cultural themes while Mrs. Euphemia German led devotions with Helen Steiner Rice verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Capitol
Alpha Omricon
Delta Kappa Gamma
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Humboldt
Alvin Jones
Margaret Wood
Jones
Euphemia German
Helen Steiner Rice
Lloyd W. Moon
Jack Works
Henry Geffert
Eunice Ziba
Eleanor Miller
Grandparents Lesson Held by Progressive Extension Unit
Mrs Delbert Uden led a grandparents lesson for the Progressive Extension Homemakers Unit at Mrs Gary Kilgore’s home 303 N Kansas last Wednesday. The homemakers council rep Mrs David Swiler reported council activities. Session conducted by Mrs James Shea president. members voted to meet in summer. Dues were collected. Mrs Don Geist co hostess served refreshments to 12 members.
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Delbert Uden
Progressive Extension
Homemakers
Gary Kilgore
Kansas
David Swiler
Homemakers Council
James Shea
Don Geist
Ann Landers Letters on Pests, Landlords and Friends
A reader asks why insects bite her while others in a room do not and whether repellents help. A tenant seeks advice on a landlady entering her apartment and snooping, with guidance to consider moving. Another asks how to revive a fading friendship and how to reach out to old friends to reconnect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Bernice
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Town, Country Unit Studies
Pam
Barbara Jacobs
R. Klamerus
Heloise P.S
Thayer Club
Club News
Stark Wscs
Merle Schooley
U.S
Mrs. Beale
Minnie Weaver
Chanute
Peggy Lynn Nordt
Capitol Illustrated For
PN Money
Jennifer
Espasy
Jack
Jewelry
Bugs
Charleston, S.C
Band
ALTA
Santa Fe
Lea Ann's
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