Baptist WMS Circles Meet in Church Group Reports
The Women’s Missionary Society circles of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday in members’ homes. Circle 2 had ten members and a guest, Mrs. Gilbert Gray, at 125 S. Western for coffee with scripture lessons on Christian Social Relations. Circle 3 met at 304 S. Plummer with six members, Circle 4 at 407 West for a Seattle trip report, and Circle 5 at 227 S. Wilson with devotion on One Day at a Time and a lesson from Negro Education and Mather School. Continuous monthly reports noted 21 calls, 35 calls and 10 cards, seven refreshments, and nine members plus guests.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist’ Church
Gilbert Gray
Marl Grogan
S. Western
Gray
Bill Grogan
Ray Rant
Henry Biggs
E. FE. Zastrow
William Templeton
C. O. Bowers
Harvey Woods
S. Plummer
Circle 4
Gayel Bender
J. Wilford Johnson
Bender
Seattle
Wash
American Baptist Convention
Floyd West Sr
L. E. Lofgren
Johnson
Milton Manners
R. 0. Wicker
S. Wilson
Dorothy Hunt
Negro Education and Mather School
Lloyd Webb
Lancaster
Calif
One-A-Day Doilies Pattern by Alice Brooks
Three crocheted doilies described in pattern 7206 using No 50 mercerized cotton or larger sizes with No 30 or bedspread cotton to vary dimensions. Includes oval 642 by 10 and 8 inch round leaf designs for daily crochet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Pattern Mailing Rates at New York City Art Dept Listing
The Chanute Tribune notes House held Arts Dept mailing patterns with six cents added per pattern for first class mailing. The notice lists P O Box 183 Old Chelsea Station New York v New York Priet plainty names addresses pattern numbers and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York v. N.Y
Marian Martin
West 18Th St
New York II
N.Y
Patterns Published in Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book 1956
Two free patterns advertised from the new 1956 Alice Brooks Needlecraft book. Stunning designs for home and self with dozens of other easy fascinating hand work designs available by ordering and sending 25 cents for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Elder Members Honored By Colfax Baptists
The Colfax Baptist church honored its elder members after a midweek prayer service led by Rev. Charles L. Barr. Robert Gray, age 89, led the service, with several couples and individuals recognized for long membership including Erickson and Carlson families. Guests from Grant Avenue Baptist attended. Home made ice cream and cake followed the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Baptist Church
Charles L. Barr
Robert Gray
Gray
Andrew Erickson
Eph Carlson
Gustave Erickson
Frank McMullen
John Erickson
Baby Shower Honors Johnny Dean Shockey
A baby shower for Johnny Dean Shockey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shockey, was hosted at Mrs. Robert Lassman’s home 101 N Forest on Tuesday with co host Mrs Calvin Cook. Guests included Mrs Shockey Lynnta Wiggons Maude McCann Paul Patterson H J Neptune Melvin McBee Tom McQuin Charles Weggint Cecil Storck James Haines, while Shirley Kober and others could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Dean Shockey
Glenn Shockey
Robert Lassman
N. Forest
Calvin Cook
Mrs. Shockey
Lynnta Wiggons
Mmes
Maude McCann
Paul Patterson
H. J. Neptune
Melvin McBee
Tom McQuin
Charles Weggint
Cecil Storck
James Haines
Shirley Kober
Bill Grogan
Wayne Lea
John Neptune
Bob Benson
Frank Bennett
C.C. Bowman
Vivian Johnson
Covered Dish Supper by North Valley Aid
A 7 o clock covered dish supper was hosted at Highland Park by the North Valley Ladies Aid. President Mrs. Glenn Eastburn led a short business meeting. The next gathering is August 16 at 7 p.m. at Highland Park with seven members 11 children and guests listed including Mr and Mrs Vern Lock Harley Roberts Tom Evans Kenneth Raney and Glenn Eastburn. Mrs Raney won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
North Valley Ladies Aid
Glenn Eastburn
Vern Lock
Harley Roberts
Tom Evans
Kenneth Raney
Friendly Club Plans August Meeting at Highland Park
The Friendly Club holds a covered dish dinner Thursday at 6 pm in Highland Park to honor Family Night. Officers elected include Mrs. Lee Sharp president and Mrs. Everett Faulkner vice president. Woman host, 227 S Western, will welcome members for the next meeting August 16 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Friendly Club
Lee Sharp
Everett Faulkner
Ben Cunningham
Richard Byers
Sharp
S. Western
The Center Ridge WSWS Lesson On Family Ties
Mrs. Carlson hosted the Center Ridge WSWS meeting with Mrs. Melvin Carlson presiding. Mrs. Dale Nelson led the lesson One Generation After Another as nine members one visitor and 14 children answered roll call with a Bible verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
WSWS
Melvin Carlson
Dale Nelson
Willard Carlson
Glenn Stoll
Chanute Women Golfers Compete in Parsons SEK Meet
Twenty Chanute golfers joined 94 Southeast Kansas players at Parsons Country Club for a SEK golf meet. Chanute led team play with 17 points, totaling 66. Individual honours included Mrs. Robert Allen 79, Nancy Nelson 86, and Mrs. William Gray Jr. 87 in 18 holes, with A B C flight winners in 9 holes. Attendees include Mmes. Radford Broadwell Stevens Eltzholtz Porterfield Mills Ostrander Morris Truitt Allen Shook Gray Holman Hooker Nation Tabor and Misses Carson Nelson Schleicher Ashley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Parsons Country Club
Kansas
Robert Allen
Nancy Nelson
William Gray, Jr
Glen Shook
W. C. Porterfield
Coffeyville Country Club
Chanute Country Club
Mmes
Ray Radford
Charles Broadwell
Carl Stevens
Arthur Eltzholtz
Dennis Mills
Earl Ostrander
Gene Morris
Rex Truitt
Ever Ready 4-H Club Plans Fair Exhibit Tour
Ever Ready 4-H Club met at North Valley School with Leland Raney presiding. Hosts Florence Joyce and Gerald Roberts. Marie Raney acted as secretary. Roll call prompted plans for an exhibit with events slated August 1 and a tour August 2 at North Valley School. Program included a project talk Se-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Raney
North Valley School
Florence
Joyce
Gerald Roberts
Marie Raney
Mary Lou Angleton
Community Exhibit Notes and Guest List From Meeting
The article lists activities on vegetables exhibit preparation with names James Watts Glenn Barnhart Diane Camp and Martha Angleton. Refreshments were served to 26 members and guests including Everett Barnhart Hershel Parsons Kenneth Raney Gary Stanley Lundine Fred Flottman Earl Barnhart Gerald Roberts Claudie Claude Camp Harold Watts Merle Raney Judy Flottman and Nancy Flottman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watts
Glenn Barnhart
Diane Camp
Martha Angleton
Mmes
Everett Barnhart
Hershel Parsons
Kenneth Raney
Gary
Stanley Lundine
Fred Flottman
Earl Barnhart
Gerald Roberts
Claudie
Claude Camp
Harold Watts
Merle Raney
Judy
Nancy Flottman
NEW BACK INTEREST DRESS PATTERN 9069 FOR MISSES
The description highlights a dress with soft panel flare at the back contrasting a sleek sheath front. Emphasizes flattering fit and smart wearability. Pattern 9069 offered in Misses sizes 10 through 18, with size 16 needing 32 yards of 39 inch fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Slumber Party Attendance Reported for Local Club
Attendees listed include Mrs. Hempen, Mrs. Ralph Cohoe, Marilyn Chapman, Sharon Cohoe, Judy Clough, Linda Carlson, Medina David, historian Nancy Harris, scribe Dee Tabor, and property chair. The gathering followed a hamburger fry and a show with 25 initiates, 28 actives, and sponsor Mrs. Bus Wortman present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hem‘pen
Ralph Cohoe
Marilyn Chapman
Sharon Cohoe
Judy
Clough
Linda Carlson
Medina David
Nancy Harris
Dee Tabor
Bus Wortman
Cooking Classes Meet at Mrs Hempen Home
Two Buffalo Boosters cooking classes met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs W D Hempen. Members exchanged tips and planned upcoming demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
W. D. Hempen
Bal Receipts Report Shows Varied April Totals
April receipts totaled 161,322.80 with multiple line items including 94,554.68 and 66,768.12 under separate accounts. The figure list also shows several smaller balances such as 58,315.13 37,226.32 80,457.94 and 169,763.08 plus 948.45 499.84 and 7,500.00 19,851.16 27,351.16.
Mrs. Pugh Hosts Big Creek Unit On Garment Lesson
The Big Creek HD Unit met at Mrs. Fred Pugh's home for the first lesson on foundation garments led by Mrs. Mur Osher and Mrs. Pugh. Plans were made to serve meals to the election board for the August 7 primary. The next meeting was scheduled for July 31 at Mrs. Osher's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Fred Pugh
Mur Osher
Ross van Houten
Savenburg Library
Formal Initiation By Sub Deb Club
The Sub Deb Club held a formal initiation ceremony and dinner in Tioga Ball Room with pink and green decor. Nancy Oyler, pledge queen, was announced and gifted. she will be crowned August 3 at the dance. President Nancy Nelson presided. former sponsor Mrs. Orville Hedges spoke on the History of Sub Debts. Officers elected: Alice McCune president, Sheila Bray vice president, Susan Francis secretary, Kay McMinimy treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga
Nancy Oyler
Nancy Nelson
Orville Hedges
Alice McCune
Sheila Bray
Susan Francis
Kay McMinimy
Modern Etiquette Answers at the Dinner Table
The guide explains removing fish bones at table by lifting with a fork then using fingers if needed without touching the fish. It notes a maid of honor should wear an afternoon frock for a wedding. It also states a woman should never take the aisle seat when attending a theater with a man. her escort sits there.
Global Briefs Highlight Plane Crash and Flood Disasters
A US Air Force C119 transport with four crew missing after plunging into inland sea near Ashiya Japan during a local flight. Severe floods in West Germany damage crops and livestock, with relief efforts aided by Allied forces. Dag Hammarskjold met with Ben Gurion in Jerusalem as regional talks continue. A Swiss excursion boat capsized on the Rhine with 10 missing. Indian Yugoslav Egyptian leaders urge Algeria freedom and nuclear ban. A Japanese court case and other international notes follow in Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Ashiya Air Base
U.S. Soldiers Given Suspended Sentences in Japan Pinball Parlor Incident
Four American soldiers await rotation home after a brawl in a Tokyo pinball parlor last September 4. They were given suspended sentences by a Japanese court, drawing protests in Congress over Americans being tried abroad. The piece notes the first U.S. service stations charged batteries for electric machines.
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United States
America
U.S. Congress
U.S
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Chastile
Global Briefs
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