CWE Groups In Meetings Of First Christian Church
Four groups of the Christian Women's Fellowship met yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Group 1 gathered at Ruth Hodgin’s home 811 North Forest with Mrs. Ida Hodgin hosting and Mrs. Henry Alford in charge. Debates featured “Frontiers of Challenge and Change” and “Search Our Thoughts” with ten members and one guest present. Group 1 to host the July 11 general meeting. Group 2 met at C. M. Neff’s home 901 North Santa Fe with Mrs. Ward in charge. a 9 o'clock breakfast planned at Mrs. Ward’s 420 North Forest. Group 3 met at C. R. Swan’s home 1005 North Grant. several assistants aided in the lesson “Frontiers of Challenge and Change.” Group 4 met at A. B. Johnson’s 501 West Fifth. lessons focused on “No More Geographical Frontiers.” Refreshments varied from 10 to 15 attendees per group. Next meetings scheduled at assigned hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Ruth Hodgin
N. Forest
Ida Hodgin
Henry Alford
James Evans
Alford
Gertie Adams
George Defebaugh
Lowell Kreider
R. B. Garvin
Carl Kelley
Adams
A. C. Ward
C. M. Neff
N. Santa Fe
Hilliard Blume
Mmes
L. L. Nelson
Bessie Crabtree
John Parkins
Leo Gottlieb
W. Youngberg
Francis Jackson
C. Y. Allison
Ted Hurst
Crabtree
Ed Lesher
A. B. Johnson
W. Fifth
Lesher
Harold Cox
W. M. Best
Herb Barnett
T. H. Cronemeyer
Etiquette Guide Answers Questions On Titles And Bread Service
The article advises asking the woman how she prefers to be addressed when given a full name. It notes bread and rolls are served with the soup and describes the common shallow wicker basket presentation with a fringed napkin. It mentions Ruth Allen, who marries Rob as part of the dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Young
Ruth Allen
Rob
Letter etiquette and wedding party dress guidance
The adviser says to address Ruth Brown as Mrs. Robert Brown, not Mrs. Ruth Brown. The best man at a wedding should dress exactly the same as the groom, matching his attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Brown
Ruth Brown
Robert Brown
Arizona couple honored at Earlton gathering
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hines in rural Earlton honored Veral Hines of Phoenix, Arizona, with attendance by Herman Flottman and Leta Babcock among others from Chanute, Fredonia, Independence area, and Arkansas City. A separate notice promotes a Marian Martin sheath dress pattern No. 9370 with sizes 10 to 18 and fabric needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hines
Earlton
Veral Hines
Phoenix
Ariz
Herman Flottman
Arkansas City
Leta Babcock
Thayer
Clarence Babcock
Clinton
John Parker
Gayle
Fredonia
Oren Patterson
Coleen Babcock
Chanute
E. L. Janssen
Edd Hines
Don Beard
Eric
Albert Steeves
Care and Household Tips from an Old Page
Practical advice covers caring for an electric iron after use by protecting it from dampness and disconnecting the cord when idle. For washing vegetables, a corn popper cleans quickly and brightens produce. Repairs to plaids use multiple silk shades to blend, while a camphor glycerine lotion makes a smooth hand treatment.
Shower Honors Marie Grogan
A bridal shower for Marie Grogan was held at the United Brethren in Christchurch with pink and white decor. Hostesses Lyle Chase Edgar Rains and Willis Taylor oversaw games gifts and refreshments as Marie Grogan prepares to wed Bill White on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Christchurch
Marie Grogan
Mmes
Lyle Chase
Edgar Rains
Willis Taylor
Earl Grogan
Bill Grogan
Clifford Holman
Miss Grogan
Bill White
Ira Grogan
Melvin Schultz
Darla
Merle Grogan
Mary Rutherford
Amanda Sparks
Carrie Elmore
Elmer Alexander
Gerald Turner
Elmer Gibson
Mike
Herbert Neely
William Holman
Amber Jobe
A. E. Turner
John Horton
H. K. Rush
O. F. Simon
Oren Hazen
Sam Barnhart
Everett Lindquist
Karen
A. E. Turner Jr
Danny
Eddie
David
Reba Gillihan
Don Cornell
Donna
Helen
Everett Grady
Milo Kesner
Lori
Micky
Ruby Barnett
Harold Sharp
Rose Mary
Nettie Taylor
Vickie Nichols
Gayle Sparks
Clyde Chase
Virgil White
Rex Smith
Ben Grogan
H. W. Sparks
Leamona HD Unit Meets With Mrs Russell Hostess
Mrs Clyde Russell hosts the Leamona HD Unit meeting with ten members and one guest Mrs Ed Fogel. Ten tentative plans were made to display a booth at the county fair. Mrs Harold Redburn gave the health report You Can Beat a Cold. The next meeting is August 2 with Mrs Redburn. the lesson Floors and Their Care will be given by Mrs Fred Malson and Mrs Harry Briley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamona HD
Clyde Russell
Ed Fogel
Fred Malson
Harold Redburn
Marie Wheatley
Russell
Earl Reinhardt
Redburn
Harry Briley
Paint Club Hosts Religious Painting in Carpenter Hall
The Chanute Textile Paint Club met Tuesday in Carpenter's Hall and created a religious picture titled Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane by 17 members. A sack lunch was served at noon. The next meeting on July 10 will feature painting autumn leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenter’s Hall
Royal Neighbors Meet Plans Picnic at Highland Park
The Royal Neighbors of America gathered at Highland Park for a noon picnic yesterday. Mrs. Myra M. Brobst and Rebecca Shapter were elected new members. A picnic for the August 2 meeting was planned by 26 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Highland Park
Myra M. Brobst
Rebecca Shapter
McCoy Family Reunion Held at Coffeyville Park
Walter Johnson Park in Coffeyville hosted the annual Charles L. McCoy family reunion on a Sunday. A noon basket dinner preceded a business meeting led by Mrs. Robert McAfee, with Mrs. Max Beech elected president and Mrs. William K Whitworth secretary for the coming year. Attendees listed include Wilbur Hines, Kenneth Kinne, Gail Malson, the McCoy and Whitworth families, and others from Coffeyville Chanute Earlton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson Park
Coffeyville
Charles L. McCoy
Robert McAfee
Max Beech
William K
Whitworth
Wilbur Hines
Gary
Stephen
Kenneth Kinne
Nancy Ann
Roger
Earlene
David Harding
Eric
Gail Malson
Linda
Ken
Kathy
Robert
Daisy Cooley
Carmen
Cart
Stanley McCoy
S. C. Hudson
William K. Whitworth
Max L. Beech
Chanute
Jesse McCoy
Earlton
Sue
Bob
Mike
Pam
Harry Beeman Jr
Russell
Cheryl
John H. Angleton
Janet
Therese
Tommy
Albert Lessman
Debra
Judy
H. L. Angleton
Scouts Elect Officers at Grace Episcopal Den Meeting
Cub Scouts from Den 4 Pack 9 met at Mrs. Boyd Moon’s home 1203 S Central Tuesday morning. Billy Hasty led the flag ceremony and eight members joined in as Eddie Maksinowicz became denner with Phil Brazil as assistant denner and Hasty as keeper of the buckskin. Refreshments were served and the group recited the Cub Scout Promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Grace Episcopal Church
Boyd Moon
S. Central
Billy Hasty
Eddie Maksinowicz
Denner
Phil Brazil
Political Office Is Kept in Family
In Albuquerque, the Grier family keeps public service in the family. Robert D. Grier, elected in 1954 as Justice of The Peace Precinct 4, switched from Republican to Democratic last April and could not run as a Democrat under the new primary law. Mrs. Grier filed as a candidate for the post and will be elected automatically as a Republican with no party opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
Grier
Robert D. Grier
Deaths and Funeral of Samuel Wilson in Benedict
Samuel Wilson 85 a lifetime Wilson county resident died 7 pm Monday at his daughter Mrs S C Cormican home in Farmersburg Ind He was born near Benedict July 10 1871 Survived by nephew J W Wilson Benedict postmaster Funeral held at Dunham chapel Fredonia Thursday 2 pm Rev A L Hardy officiated Burial High Prairie Cemetery Bearers Owen Elder Oscar Koch Charles Bird Ray Scott Charles Parker A J Cambrose
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wilson
Samuel Smith Wilson
Benedict
Wilson County
S. C. Cormican
Farmersburg
Ind
Wilson
J. W. Wilson
Dunham Chapel
Fredonia
A. L. Hardy
Obituary notices from Humboldt and Chanute area deaths
Obituaries report Elbert Wakefield of Humboldt who died at home at 1 45 p m age 78 born December 2 1874 married May 10 1899 to Sally Grebe survivors include widow a daughter five grandchildren two sisters funeral at Johnson funeral home Humboldt burial Mt Hope Cemetery Reverend Paul Carpenter presiding Also mentions Mrs J W Phillips 86 dying at Arkansas City and prior Chanute ties with First Presbyterian church Sorosis Club funeral details at Roy St Gibson funeral home Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Wakefield
Humboldt
Chanute
Sally Grebe
Opal Bicknell
Ida
Ed Norman
Abbie Johnson
Stark, Fla
Wakefield
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Masonic Lodge
Af&am
Johnson Funeral Home
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Paul Carpenter
The
J. W. Phillips
LeRoy J. Phillips
Arkansas City
Phillips
First Presbyterian Church of
Sorosis Reading Club
Rose Porter
Geneseo
Jennie Morris
Boulder
Colo
Ella Thompson
Collins
Roy St Gibson
Fred Shaw
Elmwood Cemetery
Punch recipe with ginger ale serves thirty six
The recipe yields about nine pints of punch, enough for roughly 36 small cups or 18 water glasses. It uses sugar, water, mint, orange juice, lemon juice, tea, and ginger ale added just before serving, and serves depend on serving size and refills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Rachel
Baseball schedule and ticket prices at Busch Stadium
The caller lists home games Aug 14–29 with stops in Milwaukee Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia and notes no games Aug 20 and 27. Admission ranges from 70 cents bleachers to 3 dollars for reserved seats with grandstand at 1.25. recommends reserved or grandstand seating and directs ticket requests to Cardinal Ticket Office Busch Stadium St Louis Mo. Also mentions a letter about UN material with an official reply to Millicent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Cardinal Ticket Office
Busch Stadium
St. Louis 7
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P.O
Old Chelsea Station
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Marian Martin
Chanante Tribune
West Ath St
Mrs. Russell
Royal Neighbors
Caldwell & Son Furniture
S. Santa Fe
Calvert
Tokyo
Sumiko Koizumi
Japan
Scout News
Ladies Aid
Sorghum Valley Grange
Aid
Sorghum Valley
Cancer Society
Bandeau
OM the Shoulder
Paris
Sylvia Sage
Sage
Thelma
St. Louis
Cardinals
Pat
United Nations
Millicent
Public Information
New York City
N. Y
Trundle Beds
W. Main
Harrison
U.S
Work Shoe & Oxfords
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