Chanute Women Enter Tri-State Golf Tourney
Chanute Country Club women golfers enter the Tri-State Tournament at Independence Elks Club, facing 148 players from Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. The 36 hole medal event begins with 18 holes today to determine flights for tomorrow. Chanute fields two four player teams for team trophies and individual medals.
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Chanute Country Club
Independence Elks Club
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Chanute
Robert Allen
E. 0. Morris
Jean Ashley
Connie Schleicher
Mmes
Rex Truitt
Fd Ashley
Lee Murren
Jay Tabor
Dennis Mills
Charles Broadwell
William Gray
Carl Stevens
Mrs A M Carlson Honored at Dinner
The Choral Airs and relatives surprised Mrs Carlson on her birthday with a covered dish dinner Sunday. Loretta Carlson played accordion pieces while songs were sung. Attending were numerous relatives including W T Blackwood Louis Erb R FE Offenbacker Howard Weis N E McMillen Walter Guenther LaVerne Carlson Paula Kay Russell Dale Roy Healy Reuben Bark Carl Johnson Montague John Carlson Bill De Witt Parie Carlson Loretta and Cheryl.
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A. M. Carlson
Loretta Carlson
W. T. Blackwood
Louis Erb
R. FE. Offenbacker
Howard Weis
Jerry Weis
N. E. McMillen
Walter Guenther
LaVerne Carlson
Paula Kay
Russell Dale
Roy Healy
Reuben Bark
Carl Johnson
Montague
John Carlson
Bill de Witt
Parie Carlson
Loretta
Cheryl
Early Breakfast For CWF Guild
A 6:30 a m breakfast for 14 members and four guests was hosted at Mrs. Howard Winans home 533 N Highland. New members Mrs Pens and Mrs Geer joined the group as Ruth Shannon was elected president and Elsie Cunningham led the first lesson North American Neighbors. A year goal to boost missionary donations was set for the coming year. The next meeting will be at Mrs Alex Mih on August 19 at 7 30 pm with Mrs Ted Hurst giving the lesson and Mrs May Allison the devotions.
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CWF Guild
Howard Winans
N. Highland
Charles Arnett
Ted Hurst
Mmes
Mary van Way
Mabel Pens
Beverly Geer
Ola Whitworth
Alex Mih
May Allison
Social Calendar July 17 1958 Missionary Meetings and Club Events
Social calendar for Thursday July 17 1958 lists First Church of God missionary meeting with salad and sandwiches at 9 a.m. Junior Golf at Charlotte Country Club with advanced play. Thursday Bridge at 1 30 p.m. hosted by Mr. Dee D. Mitchell on South Santa Fe Road. Friendly club dinner at Santa Fe Park. Friday July 18 Jase Wilson class Methodist church quilting at 10 a.m. Dorothea L Dix DAV tent at Memorial building 2 30 p.m. Confraternity of Christian Mothers at St Patrick School 7 PM. Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple 7 30 p.m. Seweth Foursome at Chanute Country Club 5 30 p.m. Neosho Valley HDI with Mia Harry Larson R 2 32 p.m.
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First Church of God
Charftte Country Club
Dee D. Mitchell
South Santa Fe Road
Santa Fe Park
Jase Wilson
Methodist Church
Dorothea L. Dix
Memorial Building
Confraternity of Christian Mothers, &T Patrick's School
Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Seeteh Foursome
Chanute Country Club
Neosho Valley
Mia
Harry Larson
Twice Pretty Pattern for Juniors by Marian Martin
Printed Pattern 9140 Jr Miss sizes 9 11 13 15 17 features a sheath dress and bouffant skirt. Includes yardage for size 13 39 inch fabric main and overskirt. Send name address zone size and pattern number to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York NY.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
New York
N.Y
Prim
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
Reception Honors New Pastor and Family at First Methodist
Dr and Mrs Charles Wesley Garrett and family were honored at a Sunday reception at the First Methodist church. The event, hosted by the Women's Society of Christian Service, drew about 200 church members and friends who enjoyed punch and cookies.
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Charles Wesley Garrett
First Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Mrs H R Claus Conducts Inspection at LAPM Meeting
Mrs H R Claus conducted an inspection during a LAPM meeting last night in the IOOF hall. Mrs S E Cloud of Walnut presided. A silent auction supported the president's fund. Members attended from Humboldt Walnut and Chanute. A Canton and Auxiliary picnic is planned for August.
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H. R. Claus
LAPM
IOOF
S. E. Cloud of
Walnut
Humboldt
Chanute
Canton and
Auxiliary
Corn Medley Menu Suggestion
Recipe for Corn Medley with fresh corn peppers and celery cooked with water salt and sugar then finished with butter and white pepper. Serves 4 small portions. A note states more than half the people of Greece are farmers.
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Greece
Dancing Nymph Is Feminine Skullduggery
AP fashion feature on Ceil Chapman silhouettes for women including the masked sheath and Diamond Horseshoe styles. Describes empire waistlines, long gowns, and dramatic trims such as white brocade, platinum fox border, and jeweled accents. Quotes Chapman on celebrating feminine curves.
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Dorothy Roe
NEW York
Ceil Chapman
Chapman
Ceil
Modern Etiquette Q and A on widowhood and titles
A reader asks if a widow may accept a new suit or within a year of her husband’s death. The answer notes no hard rule but warns she may be viewed as heartless if she moves too soon. Other queries cover whether to address a judge as Judge Matthews and if a house guest may attend breakfast in pajamas.
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Mr. Matthews
Judge Matthews
Ann
Tramp
Ann Landers
Mrs Stemple Hosts Rainbow HDU Meeting
Mrs Ernest Stemple of 223 North Garfield hosted a Rainbow HDU gathering on Friday with a dessert course. Mrs Jim Parkins led the session and Mrs Stemple presented the second part of the lesson on Management of Time. A round table discussion followed and the next meeting will be a covered dish dinner at Highland Park with Mrs Earl Hunter as hostess.
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Ernest Stemple
N. Garfield
Rainbow Hdu
Jim Parkins
Odd Distribution Produces Unusual Bridge Bidding
Lee Judy presents a Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club hand with odd card distribution. Details include a North East South West auction and varied results across tables, plus high scorers Eunice Jones Opal Cade Ed Robinson Phil Schaub and others. Public invited to weekly 7:30 p.m. sessions at Tioga Hotel.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Lee Judy
Judy
Declarer
King of Hearts
East
South
Eunice Jones
Opal Cade
Ed Robinson
Phil Schaub
Fred L. Johnson
Albert Rihm
Clyde Bloomheart
Lyle Holman
F. G. Hooker
Howard Wilson
Tioga Hotel
Nine Women Play Ladies Day Golf at Chanute Club
Nine women competed in Ladies Day golf at Chanute Country Club yesterday. Mrs Rex Truitt received low putts and Mrs Dale Painter earned high putts in the event.
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Chanute Country Club
Rex Truitt
Dale Painter
Child Support Troubles From A Second Marriage
Ann Landers advises a reader caught in a custody misfire and mounting support payments after a second marriage. The columnist suggests hardship plea, possible reduction, or the challenged spouse seeking work to help meet payments.
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
An advertising feature explains how to spot trustworthy sellers and avoid scams when shopping. It highlights checking prices, reading terms, and using secure payment methods to protect buyers in everyday purchases.
Railroad sues over partial tax payment in Iola case
Missouri Pacific Railroad filed in district court yesterday protesting 9346.58 of 14869.88 paid to Allen County on June 19 for the second half of 1957 taxes. A prior suit in January argues railroad property is assessed at 60 percent of value while other property is 27 percent. The money is impounded. FORT SCOTT Civil Defense mobile hospital units worth 38000 to support a 200 bed facility will be stationed on standby for use in disasters statewide. PITTSBURG State College faces housing shortage as dorms fill and 500 additional students are anticipated. requests for private‑home rooms issued.
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IOLA
Allen County
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Fort Scott
Civil Defense
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Goldfine Details 43 Phone Calls To Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine testified he made 43 telephone calls to presidential aide Sherman Adams over six months. He said Adams is one of his best friends and a friend you call whenever you see fit, explaining the ongoing communications.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Boston
House
Adams
Goldtine
Textile firm ties center on 43 phone calls in ethics probe
The 43 telephone calls between Nov 20 1957 and May 11 1958 were raised in Goldfine's testimony before a House sub committee investigating whether his business interests received favorable federal regulatory treatment due to friendship with Adams. Both deny favoritism and describe exchanged gifts as part of the record. Rep. Oren Harris hopes to pursue further disclosures.
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Goldfine
House
Adams
Rep
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Committee schedules Goldfine questioning today
The article notes that the committee may finish questioning Goldfine today. It also offers cooking advice to marinate beef or lamb chunks for broiling on skewers with red wine vinegar olive oil and fresh dill.
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Alice Brooks
Dancing Nymph
Skullduggery
BY Lee Judy
Chanute Duplicate Bridge Club
North S
West East
South SK
North East South West
P. S. Rotten
Ann Lander
Oxfords
E. Main
Hoover
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Main
Boyd Burns
Aluminum
Om Exelekc
B.egoodrich
Bob Hembref
Mgr
COSCO
Naff & Bolze
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