Kensetts Earn Private Pilot Licenses as a Duo
Dr. James W. Kensett and his wife Mrs. Kensett earned private pilot licenses after11 months of lessons with John Ferguson in the Jaycee Flying Club. They own part of a Cessna 170 with partners and plan weekend trips plus future commercial licenses. They have about 75 hours of dual and solo time and hold radio operator permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Kensett
S. Evergreen
Tribune
Dickerhoof Flying Service
Kensetts
Ferguson
Robert Loudon
Charlies A. Berthot
Roy Lawson
An &F
Kensett
Navy
ONE A DAY DOILIES PATTERN CATALOG NOTICE
Crochet one a day patterns from The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. Send 30 cents for pattern 7365 plus extra for first class mailing. Include name address and pattern number. Catalog 1959 Alice Brooks Needle Craft offers crocheting knitting embroidery and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Ten Women Play In Ladies Day Golf At Chanute
Ten women participated in Ladies Day golf Tuesday at Chanute Country Club. Mrs Dale Painter chaired the day. Mrs Bill Gray Jr won low putts on even holes. a three way tie for high putts on odd holes included Mrs Bill Helton Jr Mrs Al Endres and Connie Schlei cher. Mrs Bake Wood won total high putts and Mrs Jay Tabor won total low putts. Wood will be chairman next Tuesday. Eleven members of the Women’s Golf Assn attended a Southeast Kansas Women’s golf meet Tuesday at Coffeyville Country Club with Mrs Dennis Mills winning second in A Flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Dale Painter
Bill Gray Jr
Bill Helton ,Jr
al Endres
Connie Schleicher
Bake Wood
Jay Tabor
Wood
Women's Golf Assn
Kansas
Coffeyville Country
Dennis Mills
Mines
Social Calendar July 9 1959 and July 10 1988 Highlights
Social calendar lists events for July 9 1959 and July 10 1988. Attendees include Rev and Mrs Ted Hurst at 923 N Forest and various club meetings such as American Legion Auxiliary dinner at Memoria Building and Tioga Home Demonstration unit meetings. Local clubs include Rural Homemakers HDU and Rainbow unit with addresses and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
J. W. Ames
N. Forest
Ted Hurst
American Legion Auxiliary
Highland Coffee
Tioga
E. Hardendorf
Central
Peace and Progress Hdu
Clem Greene
Evergreen
Hannah
Fab Church
E. A. Pauli
N. Highland
Bridge Club
H. M Bauer
HDU
Wayne Kiauman
Santa Fe Park
Bhester House
Rainbow Home
Frank Fackier
Wilson
Chanute Country Club
Four Square
Duff Crawford
Dorcas Class Picnic Entertains Guests
The Dorcas class of the First Christian church hosted a picnic in Santa Fe Park on Tuesday evening with about 45 attendees. Honored guests included Rev. Ted Hurst Mrs. P. Needham and friends from Washington D C Independence Newton and Derby. A short business meeting and Psalm devotions were held and a game was presented by Mrs. Holladay and Mrs. Winans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Santa Fe Park
Ted Hurst
P. F. Needham
Chanute
George Scott
Washington, D. C
Ada Sue Whitworth
Independence
Steven McCullough
Newton
Marcia
Sharon Steele
Derby
Scott
George Defebaugh
Needham
Jack Sparks
Elsie Cunningham
Frnest Flotiman
Joe Holladay
Howard Winans
Duplicate Bridge Lessons For Beginners Planned
Persons interested in learning duplicate bridge are invited to attend a class for beginners at the Tioga Hotel. The sessions start at 7:30 p.m. each Thursday and continue weekly until September when the group will join the Chanute Duplicate Bridge club which meets every Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga Hotel
Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club
Mrs Claus Presides Auxiliary Meeting at IOOF Hall
Mrs Harold Claus, president, led Tuesday evening’s Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant in the IOOF hall. Vice president Mrs Gean Lance of Fort Scott conducted the inspection. Punch and cookies were served. Members attended from Neodesha and Fort Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Claus
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs
IOOF
Gean Lance
Fort Scott
Neodesha
Boy picks own name in TV set drawing
Ann Landers answers a reader about a store drawing where an 11 year old boy drew his own name for a $140 TV set. The assistant manager awarded $5 and apologized. Landers suggests contest rules or BBB inquiry and notes fairness concerns for the child’s view of integrity. A second letter asks about a husband’s hoarding pockets, with guidance to see a doctor for personality changes at age 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy
Anne Landers
Ann
E.P.C
E PC. I
Ann Lunness
Better Business Bureau
Dear Ann Advice Column Ends With A Delay Request
A mother worries about her 21 year old daughter marrying a 21 year old man with a two year old son from a previous marriage. The mother urges a six month waiting period to reassess. The letter notes shared finances and widowhood, and asks if the daughter should postpone the marriage. The response agrees on a six month hold to avoid hasty commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Howard Earnests Wed 25 Years
A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Howard Earnest on their 25th wedding anniversary at 214 N Washington. Guests arrived about 7:30 p.m. and gifts and a decorated cake were presented while an original poem was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Earnest
Washington
Earnest
Lloyd Stowell
Jack Guinnee
Karen
Betty
Guinnee
Tom O'Reilly
Culver City
Calif
Marjorie Swank
Bartlesville
Ray Walker
Chanute
A. A. Baltz
Bill Bath
Jill
Jean
Ervin Brune
Mike
Julianne
J. F. Joy
Marvin Olson
Robert Perry
Carl Rasmussen
F. N. Torgeson
Karen and
Betty Earnest
Jiffy-Cut Pattern Ad From Marian Martin
Pattern notice offers Jiffy-Cut Bonanza-place designs by Marian Martin for Misses sizes 12 to 20. Includes pattern 9261 with top and skirt or pants options, mailing instructions, and price details. Address requests to Pattern Dept New York with name address and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Tribune
West
Tate St
New York
Tf. MY
Earlton Ladies Host Meeting at Evangelical Church
Mrs Alva McLaren hosted a Tuesday afternoon session of the Women s Society of World Service at the Earlton Evangelical United Brethren church. Mrs Dean Dighero led the lesson That They May Be Called the Planting of the Lord assisted by Mrs Julius Hanke E J Salzman and McLaren with Mrs Hanke presiding and giving secretary reports. A closing prayer was offered and seven members shared a plate lunch hosted by Mrs McLaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Alva McLaren
Women’s Society of World Service
Haviland Family Reunion Brings Kin Together in Thayer
Thayer hosts a Haviland family reunion with a basket dinner after an invocation by Mrs. John Haviland. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Haviland and many descendants from Chanute Coffeyville Wichita and Thayer. Plans for the next gathering are set for June 12 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Haviland
Frank Haviland
John Haviland
Bill Sligar
Rocky Comfort
Floyd Haviland
Billy Jo
Connie
Jimmy
Crankie
Ray Haviland
Debbie
Coffeyville
Roy Haviland
Maryalice
Dale
Peggy
Leon Haviland
Stevie
W. L. Dean
Teresa
Roger
Ricky
Fred Hummer
Chanute
Willie ‘Wood
Lynel Metcalf
Wichita
Charles Haviland
Erie Record
Shaw
Barathea Service Guild Meeting at EUB Church
Mrs. Ted Gorrell and Marian Shike hosted the Barathea Service Guild gathering in the annex of the Evangelical United Brethren church on Tuesday evening. The event brought together members for a community service planning session and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Service Guild
Eub Church
Ted Gorrell
Marian Shike
Evangelical United Brothern Church
Barathea Service Guild Holds Meeting And Sewing
Mrs. Harry Johnson presided as president with Mrs. Virgil Sellers leading devotions and singing America the Beautiful. The group discussed several money making projects and spent the evening sewing. Refreshments were served to 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Service Guild
Harry Johnson
Virgil Sellers
America the Beautiful
Katherine Lee Bates
Sellers
Victory Unit Hosts Mrs Wahl At Meeting
Mrs. Ernest Wahl hosted 14 members of the Victory Home Demonstration Unit at 202 W. Std. The group planned a booth for the Neosho County Fair in Erie on Aug 10. Homer Waggoner led a lesson on Principles of Design and stressed harmony and balance in selecting dishware. The next meeting is Aug 4 with Mrs. Waggoner and will continue consumer buying study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wahl
W. Std
Victory Home
Andrew Nelson
Howard McNeill
Wahl
Erie
Homer Waggoner
Waggoner
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Charles Broadwell
Keith Dodd
Glen Shook
Carl Stevens
E. O. Morris
John Nation
Bruce Burris
Hazel Ricker
News - Standard
W. Main
Mrs. Claus
Bldg. & Loan Main & Sante Fe
Grace
Walker
John C
Roberts
Nunn-Bush and
Edgerton
E. Main
Ann Landers
Jersey
Ane Landers
Bhacute Tribune
Issa
Howard Earnests
Victory Unit
ANS
North Evergreen
Philco-Bendix
Crus
Pioneer
Shannon
IOLA
Johnson Furniture CO
MIX Mercantile Stark
Harold's Furn. & Appl
Humboldt
Reeves Furn. & Appl
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