Dr Garrett Speaks on Youth Work at WSCS
Dr Charles Garrett pastor of First Methodist spoke to the Women’s Society of Christian Service on three areas youths must face to grow into adults: career, others, and God. Carol Barnhart reported on the Kansas Conference in Topeka. eight youths attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garrett
First Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Garrett
Carol Barnhart
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Kansas
Topeka
Pat Cathers
Carolyn Thompson
Baldwin Institute
Mary Truitt
Kay Blair
Ann Osborn
Nancy Sparks
Art Holmes
Integrated School of Missions
Baldwin
Dr. Garrett
Adah
Medical Work in Africa Lesson by Rev Effie Simon
The Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren in Christchurch heard Rev. Effie Simon present “Medical Work in Africa” as the lesson. Mrs. A. E. Turner opened with worship, and Mrs. Simon led scripture and appreciation for U S freedoms. Mrs. Gerald Vincent reviewed Medical Mission Workers and Mrs. Ira Grogan discussed work at Mattru Hospital in Sierra Leone. Danville work was also noted. Hostess Mrs. Mary Rutherford served pie, ice cream, and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Effie Simon
Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren
Christchurch
A. E. Turner
Turner
Mary Rutherford
Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs. Ogle
Mrs. Walter Ogle and Arzada of Benedict hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Ogle after church. A basket dinner was served. Attending were her sisters Mrs. Cecil Essary and Mrs. Bea Carmichael from Chanute, nephew James Harold Edwards from Wichita, Oliver Cooper, Fredonia, Charles Cooper, and Elaine Gray, Neodesha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ogle
Arzada
Benedict
Pattern order notice to Marian Martin department
Consumer requests fifty cents in coins plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Include full name address zone size and style number. Send to Marian Martin care of The Chia nute Tribune Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St New York NY Prins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chianute Tribune
Weat 18Th St
Service Guild Meeting at EUB Church
Barathea Service Guild held a meeting at the EUB church with 15 members. Mrs. Bernard Ford presided. A business session followed as mystery sister gifts were exchanged and refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Dave Brotton and Mrs. Dick Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Service Guild
EUB Church
Bernard Ford
Dave Brotton
Dick Smith
Lesson by Rev Niermeier at Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Rev W T Niermeier led a study titled Try The Spirit and Know The Spirit at a Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle meeting yesterday. Fourteen members answered roll with thoughts on why it is wonderful to live in a free land. Two guests attended and 17 calls were reported by visiting committee. The month's project is the Lutheran Children's Service Society. A congregation picnic is set for 6 p.m. July 8 in Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Niermeier
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Lutheran Children’s Service Society
Highland Park
Mrs Nickerson Presides at WMS Meeting
Mrs C E Nickerson presided yesterday at the WMS meeting of the First Baptist church. The group met in the church morning. Mrs Fred Manley gave the devotions How To Pray. Attendee Ray Hutchison described Bacone house party and the art department. The Mountain Climbers lesson was presented by several members. Duets by Delbert Tolbert and Dale Fairchild closed the program. Martha circle hosted 27 members and two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Nickerson
WMS
First Baptist Church
Fred Manley
Ray J. Hutchison
Dick West
Ben Walker
Ray Plummer
Jack Hunt
John Rang
Sharon Waggoner
Delbert Tolbert
Dale Fairchild
Martha Circle
Miss Waggoner
Linda Hutchison
Mmes
E. E. Lofgren
Fred Mullin
Willard Cleaver
Clark Dickinson
H. M. Wood
Mrs Pearson Presides at WMS Meeting
Mrs E M Pearson presided yesterday afternoon at the Grant Avenue Baptist church for a Women s Missionary Society meeting. Mrs C W Doyle led the love gift dedication and Mrs Frank Hotchkiss gave devotions Christian Liberty. Thirty members and six children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Pearson
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society
C. W. Doyle
Frank Hotchkiss
Pearson
Mmes
Glenn Shockey
Lewis Hottenstein
Carl Walker
Joe Turner
Morning Coffees For Circles Presbyterian Women Meet
Morning coffees and breakfasts were shared by Presbyterian Women's Association circles on Wednesday. Circle 2 met at the church with prayer by Mrs B M Dunham and review of Luke and The Social Outcasts from Meet Dr Luke. New members welcomed include Mrs Carl Rasmussen and Mrs M R Wilson. Ten members attended Circle 3 with lessons on Conversations On The Middle East. Next meeting is Sept 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Association
B. M. Dunham
A. C. Wink
Blanche Vaughn
Circle 3
T. W. Haynes
Luke
D. C. Diver
Middle East
Carl Rasmussen
M. R. Wilson
Claude Taylor
Chardog Picnic Brings ESA Sorority Members Together
A chardog picnic for Epsilon Sigma Alpha members took place Monday evening in Highland park. Eleven members and two members at large attended with sponsors, officers, and visiting guests. Lantow and Booe reported on highlights from the recent International convention in Denver. Kenneth Casper and Etta Ramsey were presented traditional silver bonbon dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Highland Park
C. F. Disney
Tommy Anderson
O. A. Klingner
Daniel J. Krumm
David
Maxine Erickson
Kansas City
Marcella LaSalle
Charles Lantow
Bay Peninsula Council
Napa
Calif
Lantow
Scherel Booe
Kansas
Denver
Colo
Kenneth Casper
Etta Ramsey
Willing Workers 4-H Club News from June meetings
The Willing Workers 4-H club met June 25 at Hillcrest School with Mrs. Charles Tyler presiding. Members received weekly assignments and will answer roll call with Food You Are Not Familiar With at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers 4-H
Hillcrest School
Charles Tyler
Jeanne Guy
Glen Neely
Housekeeping Debates in Wives and Husbands
Dear Ann Landers advises a man troubled by his wife’s extreme neatness at home. A second reader laments living in a showroom quality house and seeks guidance on balancing order with intimacy. Ann suggests a cleaning help or a compromise on cleanliness standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Pops
Cosmetics
Iit
Dirty Paul
Japan
Leanna Ladies Aid Plans July Ice Cream Social
Nine members of the Leanna Ladies Aid met at the Leanna Church to plan a Fourth of July picnic and an ice cream social on July 25. Mrs. Fred Pugh presided, Vina Barns of Chanute attended as a guest, and a sack lunch was served. The next meeting is scheduled for August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna Ladies Aid
Fred Pugh
Vina Barns
Chanute
Social Calendar July Fourth Events
Dorothy L. Dixtent hosts the DAV Memorial building 2 30 p m memorial event. Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country Club 9 30 a m. Picnic at Chanute Country Club 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy L. Dixtent
DAV
Memorial Building
Chanute Country Club
Dulles Prefers Nuclear Pact Talk Before France Visit
Secretary of State Dulles meets President Eisenhower before flying to France to discuss nuclear cooperation with Gen. Charles de Gaulle. He aims to urge Paris to work with Britain and the United States in possible Soviet Union nuclear testing talks. De Gaulle may seek U.S. help for a French nuclear program, while Congress has just restricted sharing with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
France
Congress
Proper Olive Etiquette in Dining Etiquette Question
The correct approach is to place the olive on the tongue and bite if desired, avoiding biting with the fingers while holding the olive. Use a clean fork to transfer olives to the mouth, chew small bites if needed, and discard pits discreetly. Maintain polite, quiet dining and minimize finger handling.
How Can I? Household Tips From An Old Ad
Reader questions cover food etiquette and practical hacks. Topics include proper ways to eat stuffed olives, polite responses to strangers, avoiding yellow woodwork stain risks, elevator or bus etiquette, nail driving tips, removing iced tea stains from linen, and general cleaning methods using soap turpentine oil and javelle water.
Tax Collections Hit Record $136 Million
TOPEKA AP State tax collections for the 1958 fiscal year reached a record 136,301,983 dollars, up 9.24 percent from the prior year. The rise included 6.6 million from new or higher taxes enacted by the 1957 Legislature, such as a severance tax on oil and gas, higher cigarette taxes, income taxes, and a broader sales tax base. The severance tax yielded just over 2 million in about six months before being ruled unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Flood Claims 13 Lives in Audubon County Iowa
The East Nishnabotna flood on the river and tributaries killed 13 people with six missing as of 36 hours later. Audubon Exira and Hamlin suffered heavy damage with millions in losses. bodies recovered include an unidentified man 50 miles downstream. Local relief and rehabilitation efforts mobilized amid widespread destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Exira
Hamlin
Nishnabotna
Mississipi
Legion Speaker Highlights Youth Work At Kiwanis Dinner
Erie and Vicinity Ted Kyle state commander of the American Legion spoke at a Kiwanis Club dinner in Erie. He outlined Legion youth programs such as Boys State and junior baseball, with Hollis Dunham as program chairman and Dr. William C. Weir presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kyle
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Hollis Dunham
Erie Legion Post
Kyle
The
Legion
William C. Weir
Kiwanis
Naff Auto Parts
Independence
W. R. Naff
Naff
Harold L. Brown
Arlington
Texas
Steven William
Elaine Gossett
Erie
Ed Gossett
Wilson Hall
Glen Callow
Columbus
Third District
Heavy Rains Threaten Small Kansas Town
Nearly eight inches of rain fell overnight in Industry Kansas, causing a brief flood threat along Chapman Creek. The town of 70 was partly inundated but receded with sun. no evacuations. Nearby Franklin, Missouri saw six inches in four hours, about 100 homes flooded, no deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Kansas
Abilene
Clay-Dickinson
Chapman Creek
Boonville, Mo
Franklin
Missouri River
Boonville
Delgar Wells
Howard County
Runoff takes shape in Oklahoma Democratic race
Tulsa County Attorney J Howard Edmondson led Bill Atkinson by 632 votes as results from 16 of 3 233 precincts counted in the Democratic gubernatorial runoff. Edmondson, 52, Midwest City contractor Atkinson, 1 unknown age, faced a tight race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tulsa County
J. Howard Edmondson
Bill Atkinson
Edmondson
Atkinson
W. P. Bill Atkinson
Midwest City
Okla
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Statehood
Charists Tribune highlights from July 3, 1958 edition
Page three features local items from Charists Tribune with brief notices and community notes. Includes brief society updates, upcoming events, and short editorials reflecting mid century local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Charists Tribune
Harrison’s July Shoe Clearance Promises Big Savings
News brief notes a sale at Harrison’s with drastic reductions on men’s women’s and children’s shoes. Guests staying with Mr and Mrs Howard Galt and family and W C Everitt at 503 S Highland include Mrs Galt’s sister and brother and Eve ritt’s daughter and son Lt Cmdr Louise Everitt Newport R I and Mr and Mrs William James Everitt Lombard Illinois Cmdr Everitt has moved from Washington DC to Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McGown
Joe Mitchell
Jim
James Orton
Ottawa
Wayne Pontious
Chicago
Merlin Pontious
Denver
Verle Pontious
Centerville Township
Lloyd Locke
Erie
Verle Craven
Ed McGowen
Stark
Harrison
Howard Galt
W. C. Everitt
S. Highland
Galt
Everitt
Cmdr
Louise Everitt
Newport
R. I
William James Everitt
Lombard
Washington, D. C
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WSCS
Mrs. Ogle
Alice Brooks
Service Guild
Niermeier
Mrs. Nickerson
Mrs. Pearson
Tioga Hotel
MR. Harrisson
Walter Naylor
S. Allen
Circle 1
Naylor
William T. Hunt
Chardog
ESA Sorority
High Prairie Pioneers
Carolyn Wing
Joe Morton
O. D. Baird
Cheryl Campbell
Ann Landere
Chanute Tribune
Ladies Aid
Leanna Church
Liha
Soldiers’ & Sailors
Erie, Kansas
Sir Mike Parise
Justinctsters
Bobby Sayre
Merrill Runnels
Courthouse Lawn
Opal Fielder & Her Hammond Organ
Wayne Brillhart & His
Benny Benjamin
Geo. L. Hendricks
William Snyder
Paul Casady
Emery Vance
Pershing Brady
Jesse Simmons
Kirby Snodgrass
Francis Lee
Clyde Wilcox
Erie & Vicinity
Charles Earl Sparks
Tim
Becky
Ted
Floyd Sparks
St. Louis
Wayne Dwight Sparks
Ralph Sparks
John Wayman
William Zezar
Pittsburg
Yawman
J. A. Roberts
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Brotton Laundry Service
Escrow
FIRST
Nat'l Motor Bank
E. 1St
Nat'l Bank
Tome
Gray Lumber Co., Inc
Chanute, Kas
Menses
Bill Morgan
Mgr
Terrill
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