Engagement Announced For Sally Ann Ackerson And Thomas Northrop
The engagement of Sally Ann Ackerson to Thomas FE. Northrop is announced by both families. Ackerson, a senior at Emporia State College majoring in physical education, will be president of the Splash Club and secretary of the Women’s Recreation Association this fall. Northrop, a senior at the same college majoring in social science, is a Newton High School graduate and Navy veteran. The couple, both attending summer school, plan to marry August 28 at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann Ackerson
Thomas FE
Northrop
Everett J. Ackerson
Clarence Northrop
Newton
Chanute
Miss Ackerson
Emporia State Teachers College
Les Des
Kansas University
Lawrence
Splash Club
Women's Recreation Association
Emporia State College
Newton High School
U. S.S. Navy
Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity
Phi Gamma Mu
Thomas E. Northrop
First Methodist Church
Pattern Alteration Is Rainbow Unit Lesson
Mrs J M Gordon and Mrs A Dimon presented pattern alteration at Rainbow HD unit Friday afternoon at Mrs W Kessinger’s home. Mrs Klinginsmith was measured for proper fit. Pattern problems followed roll call by seven members. Mrs Dimon presided over the business session. Refreshments were served. The group will meet August 12 with Mrs H M Kemmerer for an 8 o’clock breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gordon
A. Dimon
Rainbow HD
W. Kessinger
J. T. Klinginsmith
Methodist Women attend Baldwin School of Missions instructors
Mrs A Klingner conference president and Freda Betts conference secretary of Wesleyan Service guild attend the School of Missions at Baldwin this week. Mrs W E Lewis district president and Mmes Brenton Lewis Holmes join the group with Lyle Dean at the laboratory school for teachers of little children linked to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service School of Missions
Baldwin
A. Klingner
Freda Betts
Wesleyan Service Guild
W. E. Lewis
Mmes. F. Brenton
H. W. Lewis
Art Holmes
Lyle Dean
School of Missions
Alice Brooks Needle Craft Catalogue 1955
Catalog ad offering a 1955 Alice Brooks Needle Craft book with knitting crochet embroidery toy and novelty designs. Order form promises 25 cents for copy and urges readers to collect all designs. Includes emphasis on new patterns and variety for craft enthusiasts.
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Alice Brooks
Mrs Temple Hosts Family Reunion at Home
Mrs Myrtle Temple of 409 North Central hosted a Sunday family reunion at her home. Attendees included daughters and families from Emporia Chicago Coffeyville Chanute Kansas City Kansas and nearby relatives and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Temple
N. Central
Glenn Hellman
Emporia
Sergio Lopez
Phyllis
Chicago
Ernest Hufford
Jo Ann
Jerry Dean
Ernest Eugene
Coffeyville
C. E. Cornett
Cheryl
Charles Jr
Kansas City
Kas
Edith Curtis
Ernest Roberts
Marjorie Abbott
Billy and
Danny Wells
Cary Grant Abbott
Chanute
Social Calendar for Wednesday July 12 1955
The Christian Women s Fellowship and WSCS events list gatherings at Christian church WSWS EUB church First Methodist and First Baptist with multiple hostesses at addresses on Highland W 4th Main Allen Grant and others. Activities include in circles meetings and Dorcas class with times around 2 pm and 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
Christian Church
EUB
First Methodist Wscs
Carl Pate
Highland
John Gorton
Howard Jester
R R. Elder
W. Main
J. C. Rhinn
Dorcas
The
A. B. Olson
Allen
First Baptist Wms
Willard Cleaver
N. Grant
Formal Initiation Plans For Les DemoisellesJuly 24
At Memorial building meeting of Les Demoiselles last night plans were made for informal initiation July 18 and formal initiation July 24. Mrs Patton presided in Sandra Millis absence. Pledges were called in and demerits given. Glenda Johnson voted an alumna Elaine Strack inactive. Beverly Hansford Sharon Patton and Rosalynd Booth appointed to meet Sub-Debs to plan July 29 summer dance theme. Mrs Patton received surprise birthday gift from pledge mother Marie Grogan. Skits by pledges and club song closed the meeting. Twenty pledges and 25 actives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Demoiselles
Memorial Building
Walter Patton
Sandra Millis
Glenda Johnson
Elaine ‘Strack
Beverly Hansford
Sharon Patton
Rosalynd Booth
Joint Installation In Odd Fellows Hall Chanute Encampment
Chanute Encampment and auxiliary No. 27 held joint installation Monday evening in Odd Fellows hall with C. E. Pulliam and W. E. Lewis assisted by Mrs. C. E. Pulliam installing officers including Nathan Hole Ira Hubler and others. Visitors from Neodesha attended and refreshments were served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Odd Fellows Hall
C. E. Pulliam
W. E. Lewis
Nathan Hole
Ira Hubler
I Stierwalt
R. L. Christie
Hole
Charles Hole
Everett
Raymond Henderson
Hugh Hopping
M. T. Hight
Joe Berger
Iola
Gene Lance
Fort Scott
Informal Initiation Planned by Sub Debs
Plans for an informal initiation were discussed at the Sub-Deb club meeting at Mrs. Dean Foster home. The date July 18 was set. Jean Ashley presided as new president with Martha McCune and Jean Kirkpatrick elected alumnae.
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Dean Foster
Jean Ashley
Martha McCune
Jean Kirkpatrick
Sue Anderson
Mmes. Foster
Bus Wortman
Kenneth Mitchell
Herbert Fox
Mary Martha Dinner Guild Delivers Cultural Lesson
Mrs Heinze led a Mary Martha guild dinner in the Presbyterian church dining room with a lesson titled Indian American in Perspective. Devotions from Hebrews were by Helen Loy, and new member C D Blackwood was welcomed as the group sang led by Mrs Petterson. Thirteen dined as Pearl Peyton and W Marcus Barbee chaired the committee. The Tropic of Cancer is 1600 miles north of the Equator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heinze
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Helen Loy
Nine couples play duplicate bridge at Tioga Hotel
Nine couples met for duplicate bridge at the Tioga Hotel last night with above average scores by Mrs. James D. Ganson and Mrs. L. C. Munger 45, Mrs. Harry B. Williams and Bob Ward 42, Mrs. Frank Burris and Mrs Bill Peters 4149, Mrs. Robert N Allen and Mrs. P. B. Darlington etc. Next Monday the group will meet at Mr and Mrs Bill Peters 5 S Larson.
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Tioga Hotel
James D. Ganson
L. C. Munger
Harry B. Williams
Bob Ward
Frank Burris
Bill Peters
Robert N Allen
P. B. Darlington
Fred L. Johnson
Marjorie Cook
S. Larson
VFEW Auxiliary Reports Funds and Plans at Memorial Meeting
The VFEW Auxiliary met in the Memorial building and reported a $327.36 clear from Fourth of July stands at City Park. Mrs. Ralph Burghart presided and renewals were made for secretary treasurer of the Kansas State auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Memorial Building
City Park
Ralph Burghart
Ethel Ganes
Salina
Kansas State Auxiliary
Ross Miller
Veterans Hospitals
Don Bower
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Boston
Earl Morgan
Jack Owens
Mmes
J. O. Couch
George Wilson
G. R. McGuire
Zola Sodal
H. M. Kemmerer
Zinnia
How Can I Avoid Cloudy Jelly and Treat Perspiring Feet
Question style exchange explains: to prevent cloudy jelly pour hot jelly into glasses before it congeals and to treat perspiring feet use boracic acid shaken into stockings each morning.
Slimming patterns and tailored skirts for varied figures
Fashion note describes Marian Martin Young slim lines with revers and flare skirts. Pattern 9371 offers half sizes 14 to 24 with no alteration needed. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 35 inch material.
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Marian Martin Young
Pattern Department Mail Order Request Form
Customer requests thirty five centa cotine fre pattern add and cents per pattern for 1st class mailing to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 152 Westpath St New York, Print playing NAMPF. Include ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Toins
Chanute Tribune Honcehold Arte Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
Westpath St
T, S
Deodorant for perspiring feet and damp cellar cure
A reader asks about a deodorant for sweaty feet and changing shoes twice daily. The advice suggests drying a damp moldy cellar with unstacked lime sprayed by hand to freshen it.
Modern Etiquette Guidance on Declining Invitations
The article outlines that declines should mirror the invitation style, formal for formal invites and informal otherwise. It advises women to keep purses and gloves off the table, and recommends an afternoon frock for a going away wedding costume or maid of honor.
Christ for the Rest Less Throngs lesson at Bethel Vilas Mission
Bethel Vilas Missionary society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Reuben Anderson leading and assistance from Mrs. Nelson Larson and Mrs. Elmer Anderson. Rev. J Rolland Christenson led Acts II Bible study and sang with Mrs. Neil Nelson as accompanist. Ice cream social planned for July 28. Two visitors attended. 16 members and 11 children were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Nelson
Augustana Lutheran Synodical Meeting
Gloria Dei Church
St. Paul
Minn
Eli Carlson
Mabel Carlson
Oscar Adelgren
Arthur Carlson
Sewing class and meetings of local 4-H clubs
The High Prairie Pioneers 4-H sewing class met at the Gale White home with Shirley demonstrating how to insert a zipper in a skirt. Mrs. Neil Nelson led a style review, eight members and nine guests attended, and refreshments followed. 것도
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High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Club
Nina Faye
Shirley Gale White
Shirley
Neil Nelson
John Blancett
Tommie
Lee Campbell
John
Dwight Olson
Barbara
Michael
Donna Austin
Clement White
Fifth Year Sewing Project Highlight and Health Talk
The report notes a student’s fifth year in sewing with a talk and many rib bons earned. Gary Waldron demonstrated artificial respiration and Janice Waldron spoke on smoking risk. Joe Latta received a fruit basket after a trash fire ignited his gasoline-soaked clothing causing burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Waldron
Janice Waldron
Joe Latta
Weekend Visitors Bring Family News To Faribault
Visitors from Faribault Minnesota include Marjory Woodring and her parents Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Woodring and sister Mrs. Jo Ann Carner of Earlton. Mike Carner accompanies them for a two week vacation. Nearby travelers H H Hollenshead head to Windsor Canada to visit Earl and family then to Alle gan Michigan to see Neil. Weekend guests of Fred Skinner are J P Morrison and family from Garden Grove California and Gary Skinner at Kansas University. Monday guests Howard Cain and family Brent and Candace of Delphos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Woodring
Faribault
Minn
V. A. Woodring
W. 1St
Jo Ann Carner
Fof
Earlton
Mike Carner
H. H. Hollenshead
Windsor
Canada
Earl
Allegan
Mich
Neil
Fred Skinner
J. P. Morrison
Garjden Grove
Calif
Gary Skinner
Kansas University
Howard Cain
Brent
Candace
Delphos
Man on Flying Trapeze Envied by Patrolman
Norfolk motor officer Jimmy Squires described two dramatic motorcycle stunts after a collision with a car and near-misses with two trucks. He escaped serious harm with cuts and bruises, likening the other rider to a trapeze artist who flew through the air with ease.
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Norfolk
Jimmy Squires
Squires
Birthday待遇 at Naval Air Station prompts celebratory tables
Sailors and Marines at the Naval Air Station Jacksonville receive special birthday treatment a week in advance. The celebrant is seated at a table with waiter service white table cloth and plates if requested, according to advertisements.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Naval Airtation
Small Farmer's Freedom Fades as Government Controls Grow
Secretary Benson told memorial services for George Washington Carver that millions of small farmers lose their freedom to think and act due to federal crop control rules. He criticized high rigid supports causing surpluses, soil damage, and continued poverty among small farmers, while praising Carver's impact on agriculture. He urged flexible price supports to prevent dependence on subsidies. He also noted a health statistic: about one in seven U.S. men over 60 spends time in the hospital each year.
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Diamond
Benson
George Washington Carver
Carver
U.S
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