Forget Me Not HDU Meets In Neosho County
Mrs. Wayne Taylor hosted a Forget Me Not HDU meeting at 220 N Highland Tuesday afternoon. Members sang, recited the Creed, and took roll with Something Old From Something New. A copper craft exhibit for the fair was planned as door prize went to Mrs. Vyrl Fega. The group schedules a July 29 craft session at Ruth Burdick and a covered dish dinner August 19 at Highland Park with seven members and five children present.
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Wayne Taylor
N. Highland
Forget Me Not Hdu
Taylor
Rex King
Vyrl Fega
Ruth Burdick
Highland Park
Blouse Wardrobe Printed Pattern 9038 For Misses
Marian Martin Our new Printed Pattern offers a wardrobe of pretty blouses for daily wear. Includes mandarin collar airy open neck and high collar styles. Pattern 9038 fits Misses sizes 10 to 20 with yardage guidance and 25 cent price plus mailing.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Additions and Catalogue Offer For The Chanute Tribune
Send thirty five cents to pattern additions and concepts for each pattern for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arte Pept P O Box 145 Chelsea Station New York New York Print plainly name address tone and pattern number Rend twenty five cents more for a copy of Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue Two complete patterns feature crochet knitting embroidery weaving quilts and toys printed in the book
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Wits
Marian Martin
Chamute Tribune
Westpath St
New York II
N.Y
Chanute Tribune
Arte Pept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
Alice Brooks
Krone-Hosack Plan Wedding Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krone announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Joyce to Forrest James Hosack son of Mrs. Mary Hosack. The couple plans to wed in October at 1701 S Evergreen and 182 W Main.
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Frank Krone
S. Evergreen
Helen Joyce
Forrest James Hosack
Mary Hosack
W. Main
Buffalo Couple Honored at Shower
A Monday evening wedding shower at the Methodist church honored Geraldine Moss and David Boyd, married Thursday. Mrs. Clarence led the guest book, Frances Bursch announced the program, and performers included Loretta Carlson Marilyn Chapman Lana Rutherford Jana Rutherford Lonnie Cox and Norma Jean Robinson. Gifts lay on a linen table with green and yellow streamers. Norma Jean and Loreen Robinson helped unwrap them before refreshments.
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Buffalo
Methodist Church
Geraldine Moss
David Boyd
Clarence
Frances Bursch
Loretta Carlson
Marilyn Chapman
Emil Dinwiddie
Lana
Jana Rutherford
Lonnie Cox
George Cox
Norma Jean Robinson
Larry and Sherry Oliver Birthday Honor at Party
Larry and Sherry Oliver were honored at a birthday party hosted by their mother Mrs. Richard Oliver 420 N Kansas. Larry turned five and Sherry three with balloons suckers and toy boats as favors. Relatives attending included great grandmothers grandmothers aunts and an uncle from Garden City.
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Larry
Sherry Oliver
Richard Oliver
Kansas
Sherry
John Oliver
Grave Irwin
Elmer Oliver
Dale Friederich
Steven
Clarence Barr
Vicki
John Basher
Pam
Jimmy
Dick Buzbee
Bob
Candy
Lynn Barr
Walter Sturgeon Jr
Garden City
Junior Golf Meeting At Chanute Country Club
Twelve members played in a Junior Golf gathering at Chanute Country Club. Jim McCune won low ball in nine hole play while Susie Ranz won low ball in three hole play. The annual tournament runs August 6 and 7 with matched nine hole play July 31 to August 7 and medal play for three hole golfers August 6. Awards are announced at a noon luncheon August 7. Three hole players begin at 8 30 a.m. Wednesday.
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Chanute Country Club
Jim McCune
Susie Ranz
Man Slopped to Eyeballs Shouldn't Be Believed
Ann Landers columns advise that a drunken marriage proposal is not serious and that a man who overdrinks shows poor judgment. The first reader asks about a commitment after seven years. the second asks how to handle a haunted encounter with a disappearing suitor.
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Ann
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Phyliss
Ann Landers
Church Class Honors Mrs. Wilson Teacher
Members of the Wilson class at the Methodist church honored their teacher Mrs. W. E. Wilson on her birthday with a covered dish dinner Wednesday evening. A cake baked by Mrs. Opal Older and a class gift were presented, and about 75 members and friends attended the evening of visiting.
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Wilson
The
Methodist Church
W. E. Wilson
Dinner for 22 at Friendly Neighbor club
Mrs. Ralph Baker hosted a cov ered dish luncheon for 13 members and nine guests. Gifts were given to Mrs. Clarence Collins and Mabel Thornton from secret pals. Edith Baker won the door prize. next meeting set for Aug 21 with Mrs. Luther Scogin.
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Ralph Baker
Friendly Neighbor Club
Clarence Collins
Mabel Thornton
Edith Baker
Luther Scogin
Erie
Federal lunch funds to Kansas schools near Sept first
The Agricultural Marketing Service will release the first installment of 1,185,528 dollars in federal funds for Kansas schools in the national school lunch program around September 1.
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Dallas
Tex
Kansas
Food Distribution Division
Agricultural Marketing Service
Mrs. Allen Champ Wins Tri-State Golf Tournament
Mrs. Robert Allen of Chanute won the Tri-State Golf tournament final 18 holes at Independence Elks club with 85 to total 170 for 36 holes. Chanute golfers claimed the handicapped trophy with Rex Truitt Ed Ashley Jay Tabér and Lee Murggen. The Chanute club retired the trophy after a fourth win. Independence Elks took team honors.
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Robert Allen
Chanute Country Club
Independence Elks Club
Chanute
Mmes
Rex Truitt
Ed Ashley
Jay Tabér
Lee Murggen
Humboldt
Chanute Club
Joan Ashley
Lorene Carson
E. 0. Morris
Charles Broadwell
Jean Ashley
Connie Schleicher
Dennis Mills
William Gray
Carl Stevens
Schifferdecker Club
Joplin
Five Circles of Missionary Society In Meetings
The Women s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held multiple circle meetings Wednesday. Esther circle at 125 S Western. Love Gift collected. books discussed include Magic Circle. Hannah circle at 301 S Western. Martha circle at 19 S Kansas. Lydia circle at 402 S Lincoln. recurring devotions and lessons from Secret Place Baptist Leader and The Christian Herald. Refreshments served. calls and cards reported. plans to buy Magic Circle noted.
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the Women's Missionary, Society of the First Baptist Church
Esther Circle
Earl Grogan
S. Western
del Tolbert
Bill Wiggans
Bill Grogan
Missions Magazine
Magic Circle
W. G. Arthur
Hannah Circle
Mahlon Morley
William Haynes
Martha Circle
Clark Dickinson
S. Kansas
Ed Zastrow
Dickinson
E. E. Lofgren
Christian Herald
C. E Nickerson
Ray J. Hutchison
Lula Leonard
Priscilla Circle
George Allen
M. L. Manners
O. E. Nickerson
Thailand
G. J. McGee
Lydia Circle
Ray Ranz
S. Lincoln
Breakfast for Presbyterians Hears Theme Song for Women
A Presbyterian Women's Association breakfast was held at the church with Circle 1 hosting under Mrs. Fred Skinner. The event opened with O Speak Thou Now With Boldness as the theme for the United Presbyterian Women for three years and featured devotions, a missions prayer, and reports on the Quadrennial meeting at Purdue University attended by Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Morton. More than 5,000 women from diverse areas attended across the Christian world.
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Presbyterian Women’s Association
Fred Skinner
United Presbyterian Women
D. A. Finney
William T. Hunt
Robert E. Williams
Edwin H. Rideau
Williams
M. L. Morton
National Council of Presbyterian Women
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Ind
Five Thousand Dollar Coin Satchel Left At Meter
A visitor in Leesburg Florida left a satchel containing gold and silver coins worth 5000 on the sidewalk to discuss them with coin expert Carlisle Rogers. A high school student found the satchel and a store owner identified it before Rogers returned it. The friend received an overparking ticket.
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Leesburg
Fla
Carlisle Rogers
Rogers
Dust-Ruffle Harem Skirt New Styles by Tina Leser
New York fashion coverage highlights Tina Leser designs for fall and winter 1958 featuring six silhouettes the dust ruffle Vatican trapeze harem skirt power puff and bifurcated line. Uses Oriental fabrics and dramatic cuts to evoke Arabian Nights and historic Persia.
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Tina
Vatican
Miss Leser
Honolulu
Miss Lese’s Space Age Travel Outfit Featured
In Chanute Tribune fashion notes Tina models several outfits including a plaid russet wool dress with a rosy bulky mohair coat and a space era ensemble for airplane travel. The set highlights a short jacket narrow slacks and a coordinated bulky mohair coat with a striking collar.
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Tina
Miss Lese
Stuffing a Snake Not an Easy Task
A 13 foot young reticulated python arrives at the Baltimore Zoo from southwest Asia. The reptile director says the snake struggles to feed and is being force-fed once a week, a difficult job for keepers.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Zoo
Southwest Asia
Frank Groves
Birth of Baby Triggers Traffic Jam in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey Mrs Jennie Fields 28 gave birth to a girl in the front seat of her car in a busy intersection on Thursday night Police halted traffic and four officers helped at the birth Cars were delayed over half an hour Both mother and baby were taken to Paterson General Hospital where they were reported doing fine
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Paterson
N.J
Jennie Fields
Paterson General Hospital
Pork Cooking Guide Says Well-Done Roasts Best
A cook's instruction urges roasting pork until fully done with a grayish white color and no pink in the meat or juices. It cautions against undercooking and pink tinge to ensure safety and flavor.
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Mrs. Wayne Taylor
Valentine
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Clifford Erickson
Thomas William
Timothy Arthur
Ericksons
Stevie
JoAnna
Tribune
Larry, Sherry Oliver
Santa FE
Nance
Bank OF Commerce
F.D
K. C
Mr. X
Miss Bee
Neighbor Club
Allen Champ
Circles of Missionary Society
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Chanute Furniture CO
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Tina Leser
Jim Howley
Boyd Burns
Terrill
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