This Is Your Life for Mrs. Wilson 76th Birthday Tribute
A Chanute Kansas church class honors Mrs. W. E. Wilson with a This Is Your Life program marking 37 years teaching a women’s Sunday school class at First Methodist. The event recalls her early life Sylvia Beach, marriage to Ernest Wilson, and decades of teaching and service, with appearances by former pupils, neighbors, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Edwards
W. E. Wilson
First Methodist Church
Belc
S. E. Beach
Chanute
Webster School
Don C. Beach
Leona
Charley
Rudbeck
Manhattan
Sylvia Beach
Alcott School
Frank Steinmetz
Alcott
A. L. Bastian
Fred D. Primmer
Emil E. Lofgren
Charles T. Walker
Wilson
Anna Johns
Wichita
Austin Dam
Ernest Wilson
W. E
Oliver A. Klingner
Beach
Tom
Mattie Wolf
Ben Hupp
Hazel Slane
Carl Johnson
Santa Barbar
Calhif
Catherine Gibaon
Bill Seay
Kingman
Wilsons
W. H. Riley
E. J. Mcl Cune
Mose Shirley
Judd Jones
Minneapolis
Minn
Sara Wilson
Mabel Knapp
Chanute Memorial Hospital
Mmes
W. A. Woodring
Alfred Petterson
J. F. McFarland
L. H. Wible
Elmer Franks
L. J. Junod
Felix Bonray
Jo Payne
Clyde Finch
R. O Older
Frank Young
John Young
Howard Jester
Myra Brobst
Gladys Franklin
Ethel Eaton
Belle Milby
C. A. Sharpe
Zack Baker
William Helton
H. M
Presbyterian Women Meet in Church
Presbyterian Women met in the church dining room for coffee on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Blanche Petit led assisted by circle chairmen with tables decorated by nasturtiums and green vines. Mrs. William Warren led devotions and program presenting a skit on the summer offering dedication Achievement of Faith and Action with Mmes Warren Hemphill Williams Parsons Koll Petterson Hargrave and Miss Russell. Mrs. Burris Blume presided over a brief business session and the next meeting was announced for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Blanche Petit
William Warren
Mmes. Warren
John Hemphill
Robert Williams
Paul Parsons
Stella Koll
Dave Petterson
John Hargrave
Etiquette Q A on wedding announcements and table courtesy
A reader asks if handwritten marriage announcements are appropriate and notes that large lists may warrant engraved notices. It also covers who signals the end of dinner and how a guest should excuse herself to leave a nightclub with her escort.
Shower Honoring Mrs Lawrence McCoy Reported
A Lavette shower was held Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Lawrence McCoy during the Homemakers Mothers club meeting at Mrs Harold Sharp home 1425 8S Edith. Mrs Elmer Matthews led games and gifts were displayed on a pink and blue decorated table. Refreshments were served by the hostess to nine members nine children and a visitor Mrs Fay Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McCoy
Homemakers Mothers Club
Harold Sharp
Edith
Elmer Matthews
Fay Edwards
Patricia Nelson Betrothed to Sherman Nichols
Mr and Mrs Amos Nelson announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Anne to Sherman Duane Nichols son of Mrs Elizabeth Converse Nichols of Ottawa. The wedding is planned for late August. Patricia is a Chanute High School Bethany School of Nursing graduate and V A hospital Kansas City employee. Sherman is a senior at the University of Kansas School of Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Nelson
Wichita
Chanute
Patricia Anne
Sherman Duane Nichols
Elizabeth Converse Nichols
Ottawa
Miss Nelson
Chanute High School
Bethany School of Nursing
Kansas City
Kas
Veterans Hospital
Nichols
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Crow Family Seventh Annual Reunion Held at Central Park
The Crow family reunion gathered in Central Park with a basket dinner at noon. Mrs. Tom Evans and Ewing Crowl were reelected president and secretary treasurer, with honors given to Laura Stipp and others. Many attendees traveled from towns including Tonalea Arizona and Urbana, sharing reports on Indian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Central Park
Tom Evans
Ewing Crow
Chester Perkins
Linda Kay
Bartlesville
Okla
Laura Stipp
Gordon Stipp
Clarence Stipp
Dicky
Nancy
Cora Henderson
Urbana
Ewing Crowl
Mike Iola
Buford Peck
Debbie
Dan M. Bursch
Darlene Tonalea Ariz
Mgr
Roy Lee Evans
Robert Donald
Ronnie Wichita
Jim
Dennis Crowl
Humboldt
Ellis Crowl
Gary
James
Hope
David Crowl
Morehead
Eugene
Lawrence McCoy
Virginia
Neva Jean
Sire
William Myers
Ricky
Bobby
Dean Evens
Michael
May Crows
Everett Barnhart
Harold
Glenn
Lois
Clyde Crow
Caro
Butch
Scott
Chanute
Lee Ward
Ruby
Galesburg
Ada May Ke Urbana
Jake Marsh
John Drummond
Patricia
Steven
Owen Barker
Gene Parker
Theresa Norris
Richard
How Can I Make Cut Flowers Last Longer
A reader asks how to prolong cut flowers life. Answers include trimming stems daily, changing water, removing leaves below water, using a sufficiently sized vase, and adding an aspirin tablet to the water to extend freshness.
Social Calendar for Friday July 1955 Events Preview
Mrs W E Wilson hosts a day at the Methodist church from 10 to 4 a sack lunch provided. The Sacklunch Ladies meet at the Country Club at 2 45 PM. Marjore Cook hosts Scotch Foursomes at the Country Club at 5 PM. Read the advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wilson
Sacklunch
Marjore Cook
Rainbow Assembly Honors Miss Copeland at Altar
Miss Copeland was honored by the Rainbow assembly as she became Mrs. L. R. Rogers. Officers presented her at the altar while Barbara Bryan Charity spoke on charity. Flowers in rainbow colors and a prayer followed as the group closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola
Altamont
Girard
Chanute
Caney
Russell
Lyons
Chase
Stark
Herington
Walnut
Winfield
Miss Copeland
Assembly
L. R. Rogers
Elaine Ferguson
Barbara Bryan Charity
Nedra Newland
Faith
Patricia Naff
Hope
Judith Richey
Mary Stephens
Pattern Order Instructions for Thehannie Tribune
Send thirty five cents in colina for pattern add five cents for each pattern for first class mailing to Marian Martin care of Thehannie Tribune Pattern Dept 157 West 5th Street New York NY Print plainly name address with zone size and style number
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otwanty
Chanute Tribune
Arte Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Colina
Marian Martin
Thehannie Tribune
West Sth
Joan Copeland Honored Guest at Rainbow for Girls reception
Joan Copeland, grand chaplain of the Grand Assembly of Kansas, led Erie Assembly No. 47 in a formal reception at the high school multi purpose room. Also honored were Carol Byington Judy Fleming Ferguson and visiting grand officers Janet Eddy Jean Black Marilyn Wilson Marilyn Wiggins Vivian Tice Kay Steinle Kay McDonald and Anna Foust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joan Copeland
Grand Assembly of Kansas
Order of the Rainbow
Erie Assembly No. 47
Miss Copeland
Carol Byington
Missouri
Judy Fleming Ferguson
Rhode Island
Judith Richey
Assembly
Eastern Star
Janet Eddy
Russell
Hope
Jean Black
Winfield
Love
Marilyn Wilson
Chase
Marilyn Wiggins
Lyons
Vivian Tice
Iowa
Kay Steinle
Kay McDonald
Girard
Massachusetts
Anna Foust
Iola
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Language Quiz Answers Provide Pronunciation and Spelling Tips
The piece lists five questions on grammar pronunciation and vocabulary with concise answers. It covers correct tense usage for be back, codicil pronunciation, misspelled leisure, opulent meaning, and a ca- word for bodily exercise calisthenics, followed by a casserole bread crumb topping instruction.
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lLiesure
Hill-Voltz In Nuptials
In Walnut at St Patrick's Church a double ring ceremony united Tere sa Nell Hill and Francis J Voltz at 10 a m on July 12. Rev Irvin F Lampe officiated as guests praised gladiolas and daisies. The bride wore Chantilly lace and satin with a pearl tiara and veil and carried a white orchid. The couple resides in St Paul with Voltz employed by National Cash Register in Parsons. Riders on the Madrid subway average 241 rides a year compared with 199 on New York and 223 on the Paris subways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Teresa Nell Hill
J. D. Hill
Erie
Francis J. Voltz
Herman Voltz
St. Paul
S J. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Irvin F. Lampe
St. John’s Church
el Dorado
Bob Cooms
Lyle Casey
Kate Sack
Shamrock Hall
Voltz
National Cash Register Co
Parsons
New York
Paris
Navy plans rapid build up of atomic submarines says Navy head
Secretary Charles Thomas announced eight nuclear powered submarines authorized and to be in being or under construction with eight more planned in rapid succession. He noted work on a third submarine keel the Sea Wolf while Nautilus and Sea Wolf differ in reactor types and urged focus on nuclear power for ships and seaplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Conn
Charles Thomas
Navy
Thomas
Russia
Expansion of Ft. Sill Meets Opposition
Representatives from five national conservation groups renewed opposition to expanding Ft. Sill Oklahoma into the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The Army seeks appropriations to support the expansion plan amid environmental and land-use concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ft. Sill
Okla
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma refuge transfer faces opposition over Ft. Sill expansion
Conservation groups led by the National Wildlife Federation and Wildlife Management Institute oppose a plan to transfer 10 700 acres of the Wichita Wildlife Refuge from Interior to expand artillery ranges at Ft. Sill. They warn the move would deprive over a million people of a premier Oklahoma recreation area and argue the refuge is outstanding and unique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siows
Interior Department
Ft. Sill
Senate Appropriations Committee
National Wildlife Federation
The
Wildlife Management Institute
Wilderness Society
National Parks Assn
Outdoor Writers Assn. of America
Wichita Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma
West German Leader Concludes Two Day Conference
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer wound up a two day conference in MUERREN Switzerland with top aides over Russia’s stance on German unification. No statement was issued and a news conference was possible if the summit ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adenauer
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Don F. Beach
Mrs. W. EB. Wilson
Alice Brooks
Mrs. McCoy
Patricia Nelson
Crow! Family
Edmiston
Hill-Voltz
Navy Head
W. Main
RED Cross
Florshiems
Harrison’s Shoe Sale
East Main
Oxfords
Speciel
Gibson - Kepley
Uss Weather
Bismarck
Chicago
Denver
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Ie Havre
Mont Neee
Los Angeles
Miami
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
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