Fall and Winter Fashions Emphasize Empire Silhouettes
Dorothy Roe reports on a subtle Empire emphasis in women’s suits and dresses for the coming season. The House of Hattie Carnegie preserves the Little Carnegie Suit tradition after its founder’s death, with refined silhouettes, semi fitted lines, featherweight wools, rustling silks, and refined daytime belts.
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Dorothy Roe
Mrs. Simpson
House of
Hattie Carnegie
Little Carnegie
New York
First Baptist WMS Meeting at Church
The Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist met Wednesday afternoon at the church with Circle 1 as hostess. Mrs. Gilbert, president, presided. Mrs. Fred Mullen led devotions. A skit titled Parable of the Love Gift was presented by Mrs. Earl Grogan with Mrs. Ed Zastrow. An associate program on Thailand and Burma followed. Refreshments featured white and yellow mums for about 30 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missinary Society of the First Baptist Church
Circle 1
Gilbert
Fred Mullen
Earl Grogan
Ed Zastrow
Southeast Kansas Associational
Ben Walker
Bill Grogan
Thailand
Burma
Picnic in Highland Park Draws Local Guests
Last night in Highland Park a dinner picnic hosted by LA to ORC and B drew attendees including Mr and Mrs C H Bates H A Thurston Erick Axcell Mrs T H Lovett Charles Finney Clyde Blanton G E Barker and guest Mrs W R Winfree of Norwalk California.
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Highland Park
Messrs
Mmes
C. H. Bates
H. A. Thurston
Erick Axcell
T. H. Lovett
Charles Finney
Clyde Blanton
G. E. Barker
W. R. Winfree
Norwalk
Calif
Jiffy Jacket Pattern 9144 Promises Quick Sew Easy Guide
Maria Martin presents Jiffy Jacket pattern 9144 with beginner friendly diagram and flowing lines. It features Misses sizes 12 through 42 and uses 2% yards of 54 inch fabric for size 16 suitable for soft pastels and bright linens.
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Maria Martin
Pattern order form for Marian Martin Cha mute Tribune
Reader requests thirty five cents in coins for pattern plus six cents per pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Chamute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY 10011. Print plainly NAME ADDRESS WITH ZONE SIZE AND STYLE NUMBER.
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Chapute Tribune
Arts Dept. PLC
Old Chesses Station
New York II
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chamute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
Picnic Planned by Cottage Grove HD Unit
Cottage Oak Home Demonstration Unit met in the Oakland schoolhouse with Mrs. Arthur Solomon as hostess. Plans were made for a picnic on August 14 in the new roadside park, plus a booth at the Allen County Fair. Eight members and one guest attended, with a report on the park’s progress and a discussion of the Standard of Excellence. Members were asked to bring items for a Nursing Home at the September meeting.
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Cottage Oak Home
Oakland
Arthur Solomon
Allen County
John Squires
Harold Williams
Zion Home Workers Meet at Chanute Church
The Zion Home Workers met yesterday at the church northwest of Chanute. Mrs. Mabel Hutchinson, vice-president, led the meeting. Members sang hymns and repeated The Lords Prayer in unison. Roll call featured a scripture verse. One visitor, Mrs. Elmer Young, eight members and six children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Home
Chanute
Mabel Hutchinson
Elmer Young
Hempens Celebrate Golden Wedding in Buffalo
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hempen of Buffalo entertained about a hundred guests at an open house Sunday honoring their 50th anniversary. Yellow roses adorned the living room. A three tier cake and punch were served with Mrs. Frank Hempen Rose and Mrs. Walter D. Hempen assisting. Roberta Jean Hempen handled the guest book and Mrs. Herman J. Hempen of Chanute organized the gifts.
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Buffalo
Herman Hempen
Frank Hempen
Rose
Walter D. Hempen
Roberta Jean Hempen
Herman J. Hempen
Chanute
Lindquist Family Reunion in Santa Fe Park
The Santa Fe Park hosted the Lindquist family reunion on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. Attendees from Chanute and Eric included many Lindquist relatives and spouses, with additional drop-in visitors in the afternoon.
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Lindquist
Santa Fe Park
Carl Lindquist
Betty Lou
Russell
Homer Ellsworth
Ira Lindquist
George Wright
Grafton Heaton
Thelda
Marsha Sue
John Lindquist
Val Lindquist
Bernice Shoenefer
Eric
Larry and Sherry Oliver Birthday Honored at Highland Park
Larry and Sherry Oliver were honored at a birthday party Thursday morning at Highland Park hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oliver. Larry turned three and Sherry will be one on Monday, with family members and other guests listed among attendees.
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Larry
Sherry Oliver
Highland Park
Richard Oliver
Kansas
Sherry
Elmer Oliver
Robert
Judy
Grace Irwin
John Oliver
Charles Mueller
Christie
Cathy
Dean Evans
Mike
B. A. Morris
Chuckie
Dick Smith
Paul
Bob McLaren
David
Junior Sturgeon
Keith Moffatt
Janice
Phillip Oliver
July Birthday Dinner Honored at Hildebrant Home
The July birthdays of Mrs. R. B. Lindquist of 718 North Evergreen and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hildebrant of Buffalo were celebrated with a dinner Wednesday evening at the Hildebrant home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hildebrant of Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Cleaver and sons Larry and Eddie, and R. B. Lindquist and Eldon Chanule.
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R. B. Lindquist
N. Evergreen
W. H. Hildebrant
Buffalo
Hildebrant
Earl Hildebrant
Tulsa
Willard Cleaver
Larry
Eddie
Eldon
Chanule
Clam-Studded Thick Potato Soup with Fresh Herbs
Prepare a thick potato soup and fold in a can of minced clams with juice just before serving. Heat gently to avoid boiling. Finish with a sprinkle of minced chives or parsley for a bright herb note.
In God We Trust Lesson Opens Ladies Aid Meeting
The EUB Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Nathan Hole’s home with Mrs. Ora Heilman presiding. A group sing set the tone for a meeting that opened with Bible verses, closed with the Lord’s Prayer, and served refreshments to 26 members and guests.
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God
Harold Heilman
EUB Ladies Aid
Nathan Hole
Ora Heilman
Jesus
Menu Suggestions Asparagus With Brown Butter Crumbs
A recipe outlines preparing asparagus with browned butter crumbs. It lists 1 pound asparagus 16 stalks 34 cup boiling water 4 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons butter 2 cup cracker crumbs and steps to blanch, drain, brown crumbs then sprinkle over the asparagus.
Mrs Wise Hosts Peace and Progress Meeting at Wise Home
Peace and Progress HD Unit met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Marion Wise’s home. Plans for a Neosho County Fair booth were made under president Mrs J L Gilmore. Health Facilities lesson by Mrs H C Kuykendall and Mrs Ray Carter, recreation by Mrs J W Oliver. Refreshments served to 15 members and five children by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Peace and Progress HD Unit
Marion Wise
Neosho County
J. L. Gilmore
H. C. Kuykendall
Ray Carter
J. W. Oliver
L. E. Gahman
Mrs. Gahman Hosts Cihu Club Meeting
The Mystery Sisters of the First Church of God Cihu Club met yesterday at 1 30 in Highland Park with Mrs. Robert Gahman as hostess. Mrs. Charles Logan presided in Mrs. Don Richardson's absence and led devotions. Games were led by Mrs. Harold Alexander with awards to Mrs. Everett Carter and Mrs. Jack Holcomb. Refreshments were served to eight members and seven children. The next meeting is set for August 9 with Mrs. Holcomb hosting.
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Mystery Sisters
Cihu Club
First Church of God
Highland Park
Robert Gahman
Charles Logan
Don Richardson
Fragmented Glossary Fragments Highlight Syllables and Words
A fragment excerpt lists syllable counts and spellings for words. It mentions necessitate scintilla as a barely perceptible trace and notes the light formed as consciousness returned, with pronunciations and emphasis tips.
Mrs. Brotton Hosts Hanna Circle Meeting
The Hanna Circle of the WSWS of the EUB church gathered at Mrs. Dave Brotton’s home for a regular meeting and lesson. Mrs. Mary Edwards led a lesson on The Church is a Family. Nine members and one guest, Mrs. Ernest Wahl, attended as a play and devotions were presented.
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Mary Edwards
Hanna
WSWS
EUB
Dave Brotton
Kansas
Ernest Wahl
Edwards
Evangel Magazine
P. A. Swan
Tioga HD Unit Hosts Good Grooming Lesson
Mrs. Elmer Peters led Tioga Home Demonstration unit on Thursday at Mrs. Charles Henshall’s home with lesson Good Grooming for the Family. Topics included defense and safe driving. Members discussed pronunciation, spelling and word meanings while 10 members and three children enjoyed refreshments.
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Tioga HD
Elmer Peters
Charles Henshall
Extron
Modern Etiquette Q and A on table manners
The column answers etiquette questions about using a handkerchief quietly at table, whether a double ring wedding is proper, seating of a host’s wife with visiting spouses, and whether watermelon should be eaten with a spoon or fork. It notes personal taste for rings and practical fork use for fruit.
Handy Home How-To Q and A
Practical kitchen tips cover removing grease from wallpaper baking napkin sizes and mouse trap bait plus a coffee quality test. Each answer offers quick, actionable guidance for common household questions.
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First Baptist
WMS
Arayer
Er Seg
Alice Brooks
Cottage Grove HD
J —T
Naff & Bolze
W. Main
Fom
Frances Lindblom
Salina
John Mercoella
Mercoella
Cee
Miss Lindblom
Columbia University
Earlton
Wayne L. Taylor
Lewis Taylor Sr
Ladies Aid
E. J. Salzman
Ira Taylor
Julius Hanke
M. R. de
Aw Chevinter
Ao Fergy Atm
G Son
Tewleter
Vornado
Vvu
Barther
Crtet
Renee
Johnson
Main
Lincoln, Chanute, Kans
Mrs. Wise
Mrs. Brotton
Caldwell & Son Furniture
S. Santa Fe
Elaine
E. Main
Wilson
Davis Paint Store
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