Methodist Class Hears About Stuart Hamblin
Walter Smith presented a musical program for the 50-50 class of First United Methodist Church in Iola. The program traced composer Stuart Hamblin life with songs he wrote, performed with Smith on guitar and Mrs Pauline Shell on piano. Notable pieces included When the Lord Picks Up the Phone and How Big Is God. Smith closed with One More Chance. Attendees totaled 55 including Mr and Mrs Smith and Mrs Shell with guests and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Smith
Iola
First United Methodist Church
Stuart Hamblin
Smith
Hamblin
Pauline Shell
Calvary
Grand Chapter
the Order of the Eastern Star
Kansas
Shell
Norman Gates
Honolulu
Hawaii
Howard Jester
Steven Mayor
James Mayor
Fine
Wallace Erickson
Livingston N. Witten
Mabel Witten
Kansas Wheat Commission Wins National Education Award
Kansas Wheat Commission earned a national Gold Leaf certificate for nutrition education materials presented at the Home Economics convention in Atlantic City. The award cited the Calorie Point Diet and The Loves of Kernel Beard booklets, with a new Nutrition for the Nation brochure showcased to promote wheat foods in the American diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Wheat Commission
Family Circle Magazine
Food Council of America
Atlantic City
N.J
Anna Jane Baird
Virgina Toews Stucky
Wesley School of Nursing
Wichita
Baird
Family Circle
N. Main
Hutchinson
Open House Sunday For Humboldt Couple
Humboldt Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hack celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at 702 Signor from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Hosts are their children and families, including Paul and Gladys Nold, Bill and Barbara Hudson of Wichita, and Ed Hack of Jenks Oklahoma, with eight grandchildren and one great granddaughter. The couple married July 24 1923 in Iola. Hack is retired from Service Pipeline Company. They request no gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Lyle Hack
Bill
Barbara) Hudson
Wichita
Ed Hack
Jenks
Okla
Iola
Hack
Service Pipeline Company
Heloise
Colleen H
Husband Likes Girls And Worries Wife Dear Ann Landers
A 21 year old wife seeks help about a 27 year old husband involved with a 16 year old babysitter. The advice suggests counseling and considers legal options, noting the affair and its impact on marriage and shared living. The column then answers a reader about in-laws and family friction in Albuquerque and New Jersey, urging to tune out and not rely on parents’ opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Albuquerque
New
Dear Heloise Needles and Tips From Readers
Readers share practical household tips from perfume scent tricks to quick cleaning methods for chandeliers and fabrics. Colleen notes faster fire drill evacuations, while Mrs P warns against plastic bags around children and Dorothy suggests ammonia glove cleaning for prisms.
Centennial motif for Christian Church Women program
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church held a centennial themed program in the church fellowship hall on Wednesday. Dorcas Class presented a ladies' aid meeting The Way It Was recalling 50 or more years ago with Mrs Max Deweese as narrator. Mrs Dick Crown led devotions and members sang Tell Me the Old Old Story and Give Me That Old Time Religion. Circle 1 served tea and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Max Deweese
Dorcas
Dick Crown
New Citizens Born To Thayer and Rural Route Families
Randy Joe Wyhlidal, son of Ronald and Mrs. Wyhlidal of Thayer, born July 3, and David Raymond Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Webb of rural route 4, born July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Joe
Ronald Wyhlidal, Thayer
David Raymond
David Webb
R. 4
Jaycee Jaynes Plans Bake Sale During Downtown Sale
Thursday meeting at Mrs. Sharon Broeder's home discussed future events led by Jaycee Jaynes. A bake sale was set for the downtown sidewalk sale Saturday. Mrs. Jean Kennedy reported 19 toys delivered to the hospital last month. New members introduced were Marcia Leeper Carol Greenway Mary Thorn and Dee Eaton with Judy Fisher and Carolyn Hupe as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Sharon Broeder
Jaynes
Jean Kennedy
Hospital Project
Marcia Leeper
Carol Greenway
Mary Thorn
Dee Eaton
Judy Fisher
Carolyn Hupe
Social Calendar Offers July Meetings and Events
Local clubs and churches publish a busy July agenda with golf gatherings at Chanute Country Club and Safari Golf Course, extension homemakers sessions at various addresses, women’s and missionary circles meeting across Chanute and Tioga areas, plus a luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce and multiple circle gatherings in churches on Wednesday and Tuesday dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Gem and Mineral Society
Patriarchs Militant
IOOF
Chamber of Commerce
Tioga
Grant Avenue
Esther
John Clark
N. Forest
First Baptist Church
WSCS Program Emphasizes Church Spirit at First Methodist
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the First United Methodist Church hosted an "An Enspirited Church" program. Narrator Mrs. Richard Crawford and assistants presented goals, missions concerns, and unity with the wider church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Richard Crawford
Mmes
Melvin Willis
Art Holmes
Wilbur Thompson
Don McReynolds
United Methodist Women’s Group
Kent Notestine
Response Magazine
Everett Williamson
L. J. Junod
Lewis Wible
Helen Reese
School of Admissions
Baker University
Baldwin
Cosmetologists Hear Rep Harris at Tioga Hotel
Rep Fred Harris spoke to the Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 at the Tioga Hotel on how bills are written and passed in the Kansas House. Mrs Wanda Grizzle, president, led the business session as members answered roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harris
Tioga Hotel
Rep
Harris
Kansas House of Representatives
Wanda Grizzle
Clothing Market Lesson At Tioga Extension Group
Mrs. Blaine Marks led Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit in a home, reviewing clothing marketing from past to present and fabric manufacturing changes. Eight members answered roll call with extension information to share beyond the group, while council fall planning in Erie was reported. Door prize earned by Mrs. Garrison after the business session led by Mrs. F. H. Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Marks
Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit
Willis Bartlett
Marks
George Garrison
Erie
F. H. Dugan
Garrison
Cleaning Honey Jar Before Replacing Cap
After pouring honey from a jar, wipe the outside with a damp cloth to remove stickiness before resealing the container. The step helps prevent spills and keeps the jar clean for storage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hack
Ark
Karl
Mom
Dad
Mae
New Mexico
Dorothy Scheitze
Deloise
Women's Safari Golf Association
Safari Golf Course
Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit
E. W. Maxwell
Odense Extension Homemakers Unit
Virgil Grizzle
S. Western
United Presbyterian
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
N. Grant
Martha Circle
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Eva Erickson
S. Larson
WSCS
S. Central
Jim Chappell
Dick Stalnaker
Cardinal Drug
E. Main
Don
Santa Fe
Chanute
Sale
Gale
Valiejo
Schiffli
Dacron
Jcpenney
Chonute, Kansas
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