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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1958

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights Weekly July 1958

A sequence of local club meetings and events across Chanute with ice cream supper for husbands at Highland Park 7 p.m. and varied group gatherings at churches and country clubs from July 8 to 9. Notable entries include FAF club Gish luncheon at Carpenters hall and Junior golf instruction at Chanute Country club with multiple hostesses listed.

Highland Park Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall Chanute Country Club Big Creek Wscs J. M. Gilmore N. Evergreen Christian Women's Fellowship Church Esther Group EUB First Methodist Church Martha Gordon Gray Ruth Mary Harry Lewis Malcolm Naomi Joe Payne Sth Rebekah Don Beach Main Adah Esther Henry Barnow Grant Orpha G. B. Wall Elizabeth

Laundry Shoe Bag Pattern by Alice Brooks

Alice Brooks offers a 32 inch laundry shoe bag doll pattern with embroidery transfer and directions. Pattern mold costs five cents, first class mailing six cents, plus twenty five cents for Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. Send name address zone and pattern number to Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. New York.

Alice Brooks Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

Ann Landers Addresses Pregnancy Length and Advice

Ann Landers cites medical experts on pregnancy lengths from 270 to 290 days and discusses legal standards in several countries. She notes the US follows British limits around 331 days and explains superfecundation can affect counting. She also answers a reader Dinah on dating and courting pace with practical relationship guidance.

United States

Choose Small Beets for Serving Whole and Large for Slicing

The guide recommends selecting small beets for serving whole and larger beets for slicing or dicing to match preparation needs. It notes size correlates with tenderness and ease of use in different recipes.

Etiquette Answers on Acceptances Announcements and Eating Watermelon

The guide covers writing acceptance or regret for invitations with formal phrasing. It notes that a second marriage should be announced in the woman and her husband’s name, not by her daughter, and that watermelon can be eaten with either a spoon or a fork, with the fork being more practical.

Henry J. Thayer Raymond F. Quigley

Roberts observe 40th wedding anniversary at open house

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roberts of near Savonburg celebrate their 40th anniversary with an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. July 13 at their farm home. Hosts are their sons Floyd and Glenn. The couple married July 10, 1918, in Erie and have two grandsons, Lee and Dee.

Walter Roberts Savonburg Floyd Glenn the Roberts Erie Roberts Lee Dee Floyd Roberts

WMS Meeting At Vilas Church Plans Socials

The Vilas Bethel Lutheran Women Missionary Society met to study Japan and church missions. Mrs Everett Olson presided as they voted to host a shower for missionary Mrs James Larson and scheduled an ice cream social for July 18.

Japan WMS Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church Mmes Ronald Mooers Elmer Anderson Rudolph Nelson Neil Nelson Everett Olson James Larson New Guinea Oscar Larson Roy Larson

Best Yet 4 H Club Opens Cooking Class

Members of the Best Yet 4 H club met with leader Mrs Wayne Berthot to discuss food habits and judge biscuits. The group all made banana nut bread and will meet again Thursday at 2 pm to bake corn bread for judging.

Wayne Berthot

Two Top Fashions By Marian Martin

Marian Martin offers Printed Pattern 9312 for girls sizes 6 to 14 with a sun style and a breezy summer version plus a button-down collar school-day option. Size 10 requires 32 yards 35 inch fabric. Price is 25 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing. send name address zone size and style number to Pattern Dept The Cha nute Tribune.

Marian Martin Jiffy

Bridal Shower Honors Phyllis Jean Shepard

A bridal shower Thursday evening honored Phyllis Jean Shepard who will marry Ronnie Madl. Hostesses Mable Shook and Martha Clark led games with prizes. gifts sat at a red and black umbrella table as refreshments were served. Invited guests included the honoree’s mother Mrs A M Shepard and many family and friends.

Phyllis Jean Shepard Ronnie Madl Mable Shook Martha Clark W. Elm Miss Shepard A. M. Shepard Mmes Carl Shrimplin Gene Uden Bob

Leamona Unit Studies Time Management Meeting Notes

Leamona HDU discussed time management in a lesson led by Mrs. Charles DeWeese. The group met Thursday afternoon and planned a county fair booth after approving a committee to organize it.

Charles DeWeese Leamona Hdu Clyde Russell Neosho Memorial Hospital Fred Malson Harold Redburn Albert Tuttle DeWeese Tuttle Neal Heilman

Savonburg WMS Meeting At Church

The Savonburg Women’s Missionary Society met at the church in Savonburg with “The Church, A Family of God” theme. Mrs A Harry Ericson led singing and Rev Ericson gave devotions as members plus hostesses Mrs Esther Ericson and Gladys Nelson joined.

Savonburg Jessydetn Mb Gerald Johnson Friends Home Lutheran Wms Harry Ericson Ericson Mmes Fredolph Hawkinson Eric Carlson J. D. Ludlum Esther Ericson Gladys Nelson

Independence 4th of July drew about 10000 crowd

An estimated 10 000 people attended Independence 4th of July activities Friday. Highlights included a model plane contest ending with a plane in the water reservoir 60 prize winners in children’s contests greased pole climbing and greased pig catching contests and a 75 minute fireworks display. Pittsburg Helio Air.

Independence

Helio Courier planes speed, land in short yards

Rcraft Corporation in Pittsburg unveils a 25 mph aircraft capable of landing on a 65 yard stretch, designed for rough fields and low speed spraying. The Helio Courier also attracts executives seeking to avoid traffic delays. A Richland grain dryer by Richland Elevator dries 300 bushels per hour, built by Harold Pierpont of Yates Center. In Parsons, three sisters foist milking on a calf after being left home.

Rcraft Corporation Pittsburg Helio Courier Richland Richland Elevator Harold Pierpont Yates Center

Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital

Vera Noreen Rigole first daughter of Eugene A. and wife at 1224 N Washington born June 26 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Scott Andrew Mugrage son of Gene and wife at 517 W 2nd born June 25. Lora Lea Culbertson daughter of Kenneth and wife at 804 N Steuben born June 28. Michael Jay Hosselt son of Bill and wife at 218 S Lafayette born June 30. John Negley son of Edward Maksimowicz at 1314 S Evergreen born June 30. Margo Raelene Cole daughter of Raymond and wife at 812 N Santa Fe born July 29. Pedro Marcelino Sanchez Humoldt son of Jesus and wife born June 29. Emmerlyn Generus daughter of Rev L Warren at 120 S Evergreen born July 1.

Vera Noreen Eugene A. Rigole N. Washington Neosho Memorial Hospital Scott Andrew Gene Mugrage W. 2Nd Lora Lea Kenneth Culbertson N. Steuben Michael Jay Bill Hosselt S. Lafay Steuben John Negley Edward F. Maksimowicz S. Evergreen Margo Raelene Raymond L. Cole N. Santa Fe Pedro Marcelino Jesus Sanchez Humboldt Emmerlyn Generus

Former Baker President Dr Horn Dies in California

Baldwin Kansas AP report states De Nelson P. Horn former Baker University president died Saturday in La Mesa California. He retired two years earlier due to ill health after serving a substantial tenure.

Baldwin Kan Baker University de Nelson P. Horn la Mesa Calif Horn

Winfield Lawyer Elbert Faulconer Dies at 84

Elbert Faulconer, former president of the Kansas Bar Association, of Winfield, Kansas, died in a Wichita hospital after a two year illness. He was 84.

Wichita, Kan The Kansas Bar Assn Elbert Faulconer Winfield, Kas Wichita

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