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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1955

Page

3

Social Calendar July 8 1955 Rainbow HD unit and events

Friday activities include Rainbow Home Demonstration unit with Mrs. V I Kessinger at 1:50 p.m. Scotch Foursomes at the Country Club, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N Allen chairing Ladies day bridge at 1:45 p.m. Christian Culture class led by Mrs. Fred Mullen at 9:30 a.m. Miriam circle of Rebekah lodge meets 8 p.m. Philathea class of First Baptist Church led by Mrs. Iver Anderson at 2 p.m.

Rainbow HD V. I. Kessinger

CWF Lesson by Mrs Sparks At Luncheon

Mrs Sparks led a Christian Women’s Fellowship lesson on “The Church in a Changing World” at a four-group covered dish meeting in the Christian church. The program used a newspaper theme with The Daily News as publisher and featured a bulletin board of “We See Change” noting modern living shifts.

Jack Sparks Christian Women's Fellowship Christian Church Church The Daily News Sparks A. C. Ward Clyde Barker H. M. Kemmerer Overland Park Frank Steinmetz Ward

Bridal Shower for Barbara Jean Kirkpatrick

A bridal shower was hosted by Barathea guild of the EUB church in the church fellowship room for Barbara Jean Kirkpatrick, who will wed Lloyd LaRue on August 21. Hostesses were Mrs. Melvin McGuire Mrs. Everett Oliver and Mrs. Wilbur Moffatt. The event featured a pink and white décor theme a program with songs and recipes and forty attendees.

Barathea Guild of EUB Church Barbara Jean Kirkpatrick Lloyd LaRue Melvin McGuire Everett Oliver Wilbur Moffatt Melvin Franks Dale Anderson Dale Stemple Elmer Oliver Vicki McGuire

Humboldt Country Home Family Gathering Attended

Attendees at a Myrtle and Lillian Johnson family gathering near Humboldt included Frank Johnson and family from Wichita, Lloyd Johnson of Humboldt, F Johnson of Kansas City, F E Johnson and Carol Ann, Jake Charies from Louisiana, Lynn Johnson and children, and the McGrew relatives from Corpus Christi Texas. A Louisiana family group had arrived the previous week to visit Myrtle and Tullian Johnson and other relatives.

Humboldt Myrtle Lillian Johnson Frank Johnson Wichita Lloyd Johnson F. Johnson Kansas City F. E. Johnson Carol Ann Jake Charies Lynn Johnson Lynda Beth Valley Center Robert McGrew Robert Marilyn McGrew Corpus Christi Tex Louisiana Tullian Johnson

Nancy Blunk Engaged To Marlin McCune In Chanute

Mr and Mrs Robert O Blunk announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Jo to Marlin Keith McCune son of Mr and Mrs Vernon W McCune The couple are Chanute High School graduates with ties to Les Demoiselles and Beta Theta Pi Nancy is with Midwest Office Supply and McCune is a Kansas University student employed by Ward s Bootery The wedding is planned for December.

Nancy Blunk Marlin McCune Robert O. Blunk Noel Wood N. Evergreen Nancy Jo Marlin Keith McCune Vernon W. McCune S. Lafayette Miss Blunk Chanute High School Les Demoiselles Midwest Office Supply Company Mr. McCune Kansas University Lawrence Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Ward's Bootery Roy N. Larson R. J. Chanute Dorothy Ann J. D. Schaal Jesse L. Schaal Chanute Miss Larson Vilas High School Schaal

Luncheon Features Ladies Auxiliary Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a salad luncheon at 12:30 Tuesday in Odd Fellows hall with garden flower and flag decorations for July 4. Mrs. L. T. Stevens presided. eight new members were initiated by Mrs. J. H. Snyder.

Ladies ‘Auxiliary Brotherhood of Railroad Odd Fellows Hall L. T. Stevens J. H. Snyder Mmes G. EF. Barnby George Barnett W. Heaton M. L. Pepper R. D Lacen H. F. Lacen C. W. Barker D. G. Stanislaus J. R. Mee Ernest Anderson

Rev Pralle Speaks To Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle

The Rev Frederick H Pralle discussed Patriotism at Zion Lutheran Ladies circle meeting. Eight members answered roll call naming a Bible woman and describing her service. New members welcomed. missionary topic by Mrs Harold Watts. post meeting cancer dressings were made.

Frederick H. Pralle Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle Ralph Burghart Mines Joe Dodd Erick Anderson Glyn Albertson Harold Watts Elmer Ladd Roy Smith

Group 5 WMS Meets Christian Women’s Fellowship

Group 5 WMS met last night led by Mrs. Dick Crowl. Mrs. Wayne Ellis reviewed two articles, A Home That Is Christian and When Families Worship. Devotions on The Creator of the World were by Mrs. Gerald E. Rowan. Mrs. Crow and co hostess Mrs. Ralph Walters served refreshments to 10 members.

Christian Women's Fellowship Dick Crowl Wayne Ellis Gerald E. Rowan Mra Crow Ralph Walters

Grant Baptist Women Report on Ottawa House Party

The Grant Avenue Baptist Women's Missionary society held a Wednesday gathering at the church. Mrs. Shockey presided and led devotions, with circle reports shared. E. M. Pearson Rudolph Sandberg and Glenn Shockey reported on the Ottawa house party. Mrs. Roy Dannelley gave the love gift dedication. Coffee for 35 was served by hostesses Esther Tiegreen and Blaine Marks.

Ottawa Mmes. E. M. Pearson Rudolph Sandberg Glenn Shockey Grant Avenue Baptist Women’s Missionary Society

Baptist WMS Hears Reports at First Baptist Church

Mrs. Gilbert Gray presided over the Woman's Mission Society meeting in the new Sunday School building. Devotions opened with Saved to Serve. Reports covered the June Ottawa house party and mission work in India. The Indian translation of Psalm 23 was shared in sign language. An Independence association meeting was announced. Refreshments followed with punch, cookies, and homemade ice cream as films were shown.

Gilbert Gray Woman’s Mission Society First Baptist Church Harve Redden Ottawa W. Gayel Bender Earl Grogan India B. F. Wyatt O. E Independence R. O. Wicker E. E. Lofgren

Andersons Host Birthday Dinner For Grandson and Son

R. 2 hosted a covered dish dinner Sunday honoring grandson Lyle Taylor born July 1 and son Clif ford born July 4. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor with Lyle and Greg from Wichita, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hibbs with Eddie and Jimmie, plus Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hibbs from Erie.

Clarke Anderson Lyle Taylor Clifford Robert Taylor Lyle Greg Wichita J. L. Hibbs Eddie Jimmie Dave Hibbs Erie

Storing Cheesecake Requires Cold Refrigeration

Whether you buy or bake a cheesecake, keep it in the refrigerator to protect the cheese and eggs from spoilage. A cold temperature is essential for safety and quality.

Proper forms for office address and airline tipping

A etiquette Q and A advises a woman employee to address male colleagues as Mr. Johnson in the presence of visitors. It also bans using a spoon for pie juice and says never tip the hostess on an airliner.

Mr. Johnson

Friendly Thimble Club Hosts Mrs Tripp at Home

The Friendly Thimble club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Tripp’s home 1012 South Washington. Mrs. Ed Braschler presided over a brief business session deciding to have mystery sisters and dispense with a door prize. Mrs. Warren Stratton led devotions. Games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for July 20 with Mrs. Ole Ball as hostess.

Charles Tripp S. Washington Ed Braschler Warren Stratton Ole Ball

Methodist WSCS Holds 9 O'clock Breakfast Event

Woman's Society of Christian Service met for a nine o'clock breakfast in the dining room of First Methodist Church. Breakfast was served by Circle 10 at tables decorated with garden flowers. Mrs. Lester Marts was present.

Woman's Society of Christian Service First ‘Methodist Church Circle 10 Lester Marts

City program opens with solos and devotions led by local ladies

Chairman L. D. Perry led the program with two violin solos Rondo Kreisler Adoration Borowski by Janice Rollow with Mrs. Arthur Eltzholtz. Mrs. Frank Stacy gave devotions on In the Street Shop Tenement. The City lesson by Mrs. Perry with helpers Penner Dean and Grimes, guest Mrs. Pratt Piru Calif.

L. D. Perry Kreisler Borowski Janice Rollow Arthur Eltzholtz Frank Stacy Perry Karen Penner Helen Rose Dean Paschal Grimes John A. Pratt Piru Calif

George Wards Host Family Reunion Dinner

In Highland Park a birthday Fourth of July celebration and the 38th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Grant Wilson were honored during a basket dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Ward. Attendees included Ethel White Gerald Harvey Lee White Ed Dobbins Wilma Robbie Yates Center and many Wilsons.

Highland Park George Ward Grant Wilson Ethel White Gerald Battlefield Harvey Lee White Springfield Ed Dobbins Marvin Wilma and Robbie Yates Center Lee White Larry L. B. Wilson Willard Wilson Imogene Norma Jean Charleen Raymond Wilson Dennis Gary Diane Neva Hanson Robert Wilson Ward

4-H Club News Annual Tour

4 H Club News reports the annual tour of projects on Sunday. The Pierce home featured Lorene with cooking sewing and chickens. The Clough home hosted a picnic dinner in the yard with Judy Clough’s sewing and cooking. At the Harvey home a car show uffered.

Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Pierce Lorene M. J. Clough Judy Clough Harvey Carshow

Neighborhood Home Demonstration Tour Highlights Local Skills

The group visited multiple homes to view sewing cooking dairy cattle and farming tasks. Participants presented welding woodwork and room improvements while families shared home canned foods and a picnic supper with home made ice cream. Lloyd Steele recorded color films of the day.

Darlene Caryl Hempen Billy Wollen’s Carol Glen Lorraine Roger Milligan Payne Home Henry Max Sharon Cohoes Lloyd Gary Steele Chapman Marilyn Jack Milo Sauber’s Clara Belle Joyce Royce Loyd Carlson's Linda Lloyd Steele Garry Bowersock Charles Anderson Billie DeWitt Barbara Brock Marilyn Carlson Charlie Cohoe

Parsley Tips for Fresh Flavor in Salads

The article notes parsley in the refrigerator can brighten dishes. Snip lots of it with kitchen scissors and add to cabbage or carrot slaw mixed greens cucumbers or tomatoes for a fresh taste.

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Mrs. Sparks Briday Alice Brooks Rena Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Ladies Auxiliary Kenneth Summers Mmes Owen Purviance Fay Walker Glen Niver Mary Bridges George Wilson Grace F. B. Carpenter Rev. Pralle Grant Baptist Nafe & Bolze W. Main Baptist Wms Bill Perez Franklin Myers Leonard Carla Gale Garry Hardesty Parsons Howard Anderson Mary Becky Howard Jr Evelyn Virginia Reed Merle Venus Ronnie Paula Jim Kathryn Connie Andersons Methodist Wscs George Wards Ry AY Johnson Furniture Johnson's IME Kenmars Main Lincoln
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