Cation Golden Wedding Open House Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cation of 514 S. Santa Fe celebrate fifty years of marriage with an open house in the Home Savings Association basement from 2 to 4 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. The couple married August 9, 1911, in Iola. They lived on farms near Chanute before moving to Chanute in 1916 and worked in local oil fields and at area plants. They have one daughter and three grandchildren. The celebration was advanced so family could attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cation
S. Santa Fe
Home Savings Association
Minnie Butts
Martin Butts
Thomas Cation
Chanute
Allen County
Iola
United Brethren
I. B. Prather
Calion
Chanute Tank Company
Hamilton
Frank Young
North Refinery
Ollen C
Onita Sheets
San Leandro
Calif
Hagerstown
Lawrence
Kansas
Santa Barbara
Ann Landers
Pandora's Box
Cient
St. Louis
Atlanta
Louisville
Rapid City
South Dakota
Ann
Community Clubs and Church Notices Briefly Totals
Social Scene lists events across churches and clubs on a July 1 report. Activities include Friendly Thimble Club meets, United Presbyterian Women at church, First Methodist covered dish, Esther circle at First Baptist, and multiple WAS and WMS circles with meetings and attendees. A picnic at Frank Davidson's home drew forty participants, with Lydia circle and Santa Fe venue noted, plus Thursday Zion Momeworkers quilting and Friendly Neighbor Club afternoon gathering under Ms Lela Brown and Mrs Ralph Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Momeworkers
Lela Brown
Will Quilt
Bridge Club Holds Social and Painting Event at Local Hometo
Average scores noted at the Duplicate Bridge Monday night at the Tioga Hotel with multiple pairings across north south and east west. A Big Creek group painted the Big Johnson Creek chapel east of Chanute while ladies brought a basket dinner and a list of painters included Robert Johnson Charles Elsten John Naughton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge
Tioga Hotel
al Kihm
Don Elder
Jean Ashley
Alfred Eaton
Charles Wiggans
Larry O'Connell
Billie Smith
J. Frank Jones
Clyde Bloomheart
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
Dee Akers
George Alford
Neal Heilman
Gene Reinhardt
Everett Booe
Fred Malson
Hoyt Alford
Tommy Naughton
Esther Circle Hosts Meeting at Mrs Rush Home
Esther circle of Grant Avenue Baptist church met Monday night at 3202 East Main with Mrs. E. M. Pearson presiding. Mrs. Signa Anderson opened with prayer and Mrs. Lloyd Woosley led devotions Take These Hands. Mrs. Gus Adelgren gave the lesson Timothy and Telling of Our Baptist Work in Cuba. Refreshments followed with Mrs. Adelgren assisting, Lenora Hottenstein attending as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Rush
E. Main
Esther
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
E. M. Pearson
Signa Anderson
Lloyd Woosley
Timothy
Cuba
Gus Adelgren
Adelgren
Lenora Hottenstein
Shower Honors Mrs Defebaugh at Layette Shower
Mrs. Vernon Defebaugh was honored with a layette shower on Sunday hosted by Mrs. Gene Bilyeu with assistance from Mrs. Darrell Finley and Mrs. Jack Brown. The gift table featured a lace cloth with a pink umbrella and flowers. Guests included Mrs. C R Swan, George Defebaugh, Charles Heaton, C D Newton, Lonnie Rhodes, Mrs. A B Brown, Mrs. Bess Lehman, Mrs. Harold Williams and Judy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Defebaugh
Gene Bilyeu
Allen
Darrell Finley
Jack Brown
Mmes. C R. Swan
George Defebaugh
Charles Heaton
C. D. Newton
Lonnie Rhodes
A. B. Brown
Bess Lehman
Chanute
Harold Williams
Judy
Humboldt
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Hold Sewing and Cooking Class
4 H Club meeting at Virginia Madill home with nine members seven mothers three leaders and three guests present. Georgann Rausch demonstrated pocket sewing and Joyce Anderson demonstrated muffin making. Plans set for the judging school trip to Lola July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Virginia Madill
Georgann Rausch
Lola
Joyce Anderson
Washburn Names Acting President Engelbert
Dr Arthur F. Engelbert 57, dean of the college of liberal arts, named acting president of Washburn University Muskogee. The appointment takes effect Aug. 1 and continues until a new president is chosen. He succeeds acting president William J. McKeefery who resigned to become dean of academic affairs at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
New Tree House For Tip Toppers
The Painter home at 917 South Tennessee announced a tree house party for their children Mike and Pam, eight and seven. The structure sits on ten foot poles with decorating by Mrs. Painter and helpers from Tulsa. The Tip Toppers club formed at the party with 44 invited guests and tree shaped invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Dale Painter
Tennessee
Painter
Peggy Owens
Jeanne Wright
Tulsa
Mike
Invita
Chanute Unit Leads 271 Mile Convoy to Camp Guernsey
The 174th Military Police Battalion of the Chanute National Guard and attached units left Chanute Friday morning in a convoy covering 271 miles to Camp Guernsey Wyoming for a two week field training. The group joined by Fredonia and Iola engineers traveled 149 miles to McPherson for lunch before finishing the day in Hays with bivouac near the National Guard armory. Convoy leaders include Capt Chester R Wells and Capt John C Jensen with Lt Carl H Hazen as pace officer and Lt Duane R Knapp as advance officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Yates Center
Chester R. Wells
John C. Jensen
Fredonia
Carl H. Hazen
Duane
R. Knapp
McPherson
Hays
National Guard
Pfc
Russell Corbitt
Etiquette Q A Bride Elect Responding To Wishes
A man should remove a pipe when speaking to a woman just as he should remove a cigar or cigarette. The bride elect should reply to notes of good wishes from friends promptly and graciously.
Engagement etiquette and fish bone removal tips
The text offers advice on announcing engagements and proper social courtesy. It explains calling friends to share news and thanking greet meetings. It also covers removing fish bones at table by lifting with a fork and pinching with knife, noting fingers may be used if necessary without touching the fish with them.
How to Produce a Durable Antique Finish on Walnut
The method uses boiling linseed oil poured over unfinished wood, then rubbed smooth and repeated to darken. Finish with wax for shine. White perfume stains on a dresser vanish when a dab of the same perfume on tissue is rubbed over them, followed by furniture polish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Catson
Drisdell
Dial Tribune
Thimble Club
United Presbyterian Women
Church
Frank Davidson
R. 1
Martha
Was
Anne Lee
Plummer
Lydia
WMS
V. G. Artowr
Western
Priscille
Orville Nickerson
Santa Fe
Bridge Club
Buffalo
Sunny Stone
Blue Valley
Gaylalo Cress
Independence Park
Leon G. Engleman
Miss Cress
Cleo Rutherford
Pat McGregor
Phillips
Mrs. Defebaugh
Mike Painter
S. Tennessee
Tribune
Norfolk
Marge
Omega
Chanute Tribune
Dr. Engelbert
Washburn
Mary Kay Griffin
Kay Shoemaker
Debbie Wood
Debie Zimmerman
Becki Wohler
Vicki Wohler
Pamela White
Pamela Basher
Sara Ann Benton
Marsha Allen
Marsha Foster
Susan Foster
Sherrie Caldwell
Kathy Malson
Patty Henshall
Sara Sherman
Joan Helton
Paula Venus
Pat Martin
Susie Shoemaker
Jimmy Basher
Jimmy Benton
Jimmy Naff
David Harris
Don Evans
Brian Bideau
Eddie Bideau
David Bideau
Kurt Johnson
Bart Johnson
Mike Bauer
Randy Bauer
Edwin Noland
Teddy Noland
Ray Collier
Gary Butcher
Bruce Butcher
Steven Hall
Doug Morley
Randy Morley
David Kimball
Jeff Willis
Ronnie Venus
Larry Bell
Strictly Fresh
Habis Giant
America
Rkaeea
Rexall
Casey's Rexall Drug Store
W. Main
New Castle
McCune Clothing CO
Don C. McCune
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