Methodists Honor New Pastor and Family
The First Methodist Church plans a 2 p.m. Sunday reception for new pastor Dr. Charles Wesley Garrett and family Susanna Charles Alice and Thomas. The event follows announcements from WSCS circle meetings and notes eight members will attend the Baldwin School of Missions.
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First Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garrett
Susanna
Charles
Alice
Thomas
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Back-Seat Driver For Pay
Associated Press profiles Margo Wood a glamorous Southern belle who runs a New York touring center guiding motorists with map reading routes and scenic tours. She leads a six woman staff and earns pay for steering others, sharing geographic expertise from school days to wartime service and road-work experience.
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Associated Press
Margo Wood
New York City
Margo
Balls Awarded In Junior Golf at Chanute Club
Eddie Ranz Jill Truitt and Steve Allen received balls during junior golf play yesterday at Chanute Country Club. Ranz won for low in advanced golf and Truitt and Allen won for low in intermediate golf. Fourteen players competed.
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Eddie Ranz
Jill Truitt
Steve Allen
Chanute Country Club
Ranz
Miss Truitt
Allen
Martha Circle Meets With Mrs Gray in Spring Methodist Group
Mrs. Gordon Gray hosted 23 Martha circle members at 410 West 4th Street with guest Mrs. W. W. Brimer from Overland Park. Program by Mrs. Le Roy Barker explained the Lord's Prayer and a talk on prayer followed. A reception for new minister Dr Charles Wesley Garrett was announced for July 13 at the church. New officers were named led by Mrs. Edwin C Cathers and others for duties in the circle. The group will reconvene in September with Mrs. Cathers.
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William Lewis
World Federation of Methodist Women
J. E. Bradshaw
Baldwin
Gordon Gray
W. 4Th
Martha Circle
Methodist
WSCS
W. W. Brimer
Overland Park
J. Q. Green
S. Evergreen
Jessie Young
Leroy Barker
Edwin C. Cathers
Charles Wesley Garrett
Cathers
Barker
C. H. Pankratt
Ray Smith
Wilbur Thompson
C. H. Pankra
Social Calendar: Reception for Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett
A social calendar item notes a reception honoring the Rev. Charles Wesley Garrett hosted by the church family at the Methodist church on Sunday from 2 30 to 5 p m.
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Methodist Church
Charles Wesley Garrett
Marian Martin Eases Half Size Pattern for Flattering Fit
The pattern notes flattering lines for a half size to shape a taller slimmer look with a back belt wide collar and step in closing. Pattern 9322 offers sizes from 14½ to 20 and requires fabric notes. Send fifty cents plus postage and provide name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin Pattern Dept at 222 West 5th St New York N Y.
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Chanute Tribune
Arte Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Marian Martin
Kanute Tribune
West Sth St
N.Y
Prim
Unit Plans Booth For County Fair
Peace and Progress HDU discussed a county fair booth for August at a meeting with Mrs. Charles Steinmetz. The group read Hands Across the Sea from The News and planned the annual picnic at Santa Fe Park on August 14 with table service and a covered dish.
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Peace and Progress Hdu
Charles Steinmetz
L. E. Gahman
Santa Fe Park
Ray Carter
J. W. Oliver
Ed Turner
Dale Steinmetz
Summer Trip Tips For Safe Family Driving
Practical advice for planning long car trips with kids to reduce stress. Emphasizes pre trip checklists, eye comfort, limited daily driving, shared driving, dashboard checks, in car entertainment, kid activities, healthy snacks, lodging reservations, and carrying identification. Also notes a quilting group meeting led by Mrs. Lucy Hildreth with a future church picnic planned for Aug. 11.
Veteran of Two Marriages Hates American Wives
Dear Ann Landers column excerpt shows a veteran speaker railing against his spouses and a separate case about a neighbor's unwed mother who gave a child to a respectful couple. The writer advises legal adoption via agencies and notes columnist guidance.
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Ann Landers
Alma
Ann
Baptist Philathea Class Meets to Quilt at Church
Members of the Philathea class of the First Baptist church gathered Thursday at the church to sew quilts. Mrs. Edith Sloman opened with prayer and Mrs. Grace Taylor gave devotions followed by Mrs. Maude Cook assisting.
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First Baptist Church
Edith Sloman
Grace Taylor
Maude Cook
Hamburger Fry For Baptist Class
A hamburger fry at Highland Park hosted by the Homebuilders class of the First Baptist church followed a Thursday evening business meeting presided by vice president Willard Cleaver. Homer Waggoner gave devotions. hosts were Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Wicker and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Waggoner. Twenty four members attended along with Rev. Ray Hutchison and Linda Morris Charlene Everly and Barbara Jeffers.
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Highland Park
First Baptist Church
Willard Cleaver
Homer Waggoner
R. O. Wicker
Ray Hutchison
Bill
Linda Morris
Charlene Everly
Barbara Jeffers
Chann Comers Hold Morning Coffee at Local Home
Mrs H Craig Graham hosted a Chann Comers coffee at 312 N Grant with Mae Wheeler and Cecil Brinkmeyer assisting. Over 40 members attended as Mrs Al Thompson led a brief business session and dues were collected. Newcomers included Ed Little Sr Victor Lamke and Helen Luu visiting from Saigon Vietnam with Leo Ditmars.
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H. Craig Graham
N. Grant
Chann-Comers Club
Graham
Mae Wheeler
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Charles Ballou
Gay Bauer
al Thompson
John Thompkins
Mmes
Ed Little Sr
Victor Lamke
Leslie Brenner
John Tompkins
Darrell Thorsell
Ralph Taylor
Carl Rasmussen
Helen Luu
Saigon
Vietnam
Leo Ditmars
N. Forest
Ernest Johnson
S. Highland
Esther Group Meets At EUB Church
Mrs. Osa Sharp presided Wednesday afternoon at the Evangelical United Brethren church for a WSWS meeting. Esther group members gathered for the session and discussed church activities.
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Esther
Eub Church
Osa Sharp
Evangelical United Brethren Church
WSWS
Meeting Recap and Next Host Named
Mrs. L. M. Lindsey opened with prayer and Mrs. Chester King delivered the lesson How Vocation Helps Lives. Mrs. S. G. Moffatt and Mrs. J. F. Dawson served as hostesses. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Ernest Wahl at 202 W. Sth.
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L. M. Lindsey
Chester King
S. G. Moffatt
J. F. Dawson
Ernest Wahl
W. Sth
Rural Unit Studies Time Management Meeting Held
Mrs Harold Drury hosted the Rural HDU gathering at Shelter House in Santa Fe park. Roll call answered Something New From Something Old. Mrs Robert Lopeman concluded the Time Management lesson. Six members six children and a guest Mrs Clarence Cleaver attended. Mrs Vernon Diedel won the door prize. Meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs James White will host the August meeting.
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Harold Drury
Santa Fe Park
HDU
Robert Lopeman
Clarence Cleaver
Vernon Diedel
James White
Ladies Aid Meeting at Earlton Church
Mrs. F. F. Chickadonz and Mrs. E. J. Salzman hosted the Ladies Aid gathering of the Earlton Evangelical United Brethren church. The session opened with group singing, followed by prayers and devotions on "The Hands." Leader Mrs. Lewis Taylor presided as 18 members shared a plate luncheon.
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F. F. Chickadonz
E. J. Salzman
Ladies Aid
Earlton Evangical United Brethren Church
Salzman
S. T. Walkley
Leo Priddle
Lewis Taylor
Alva McLaren
Modern Etiquette on Name Changes and Bus Seating
The text advises mailing formal announcements when a family changes its name and notes a girl should not automatically yield the bus seat to her father if he is strong or young enough to manage.
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John Smith
Smithington
How to Print a Married Woman's Stationery
Public advice column answers how a married woman should print stationery using her married name Mrs. William J. Hayes. The note emphasizes social norms of name usage in July 1958 Chanute Tribune.
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The
Chanute Tribune
William J. Hayes
Rural Life Sunday Observed by Grange No 1872
Rural Grange No 1872 held Rural Life Sunday at South Valley Chapel with about 31 members and juveniles attending. Mr and Mrs Nathan Hole hosted the members at their home after the service and Mrs Hole, aided by Mrs Owen Swiler, served refreshments.
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Rural Grange
South Valley Chapel
Nathan Hole
Little League Plans All Stars formation and tryouts
0. K. James, League Secretary, announced an All-Star Little League team will be formed. Sam Dixon agreed to coach the team. Tryouts for the 20-player squad will be held next Wednesday at 8:00 on the Softball diamond. Dixon previously managed the American Legion team in 1956 and 1957, which won district competition and reached the State tournament before losing 6-4 to Topeka.
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K. James
Sam Dixon
Dixon
American Legion
Topeka
James
Danish style boiled potatoes fried with butter and sugar
A brief note describes finishing small boiled potatoes in a skillet with butter and a touch of sugar for a Danish style flavor.
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