Budget Study By BPW Club Lets Members Plan Year
The Business and Professional Women's club in Tioga hosts a dinner meeting at the Tioga Hotel ballroom focusing on budgets. Mae Wheeler opens, Ethel Davidson leads, and a slate of committees is set for the year with Leaders Council Aug. 14 at Hotel Besse in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and
Professional Womens Club
Tioga Hotel
Ethel Davidson
Alda Bean
Cochairman
Ruth Miller
Vinnie Allison
Mae Wheeler
Gladys Eaton
Leavenworth
Leaders Council
Hotel Besse
Pittsburg
Eaton
Miss Wheeler
Nana Taylor
Full-O-Pep 4-H Club Ice Cream Social Held in May
Humboldt report of the Full-O-Pep 4-H ice cream social at Central Avenue schoolhouse with 27 members 6 leaders and 33 guests. Maynard Cress presided as plans were made to move August meeting to the 16th and to hold the second project tour on August 14. Work books ordered completed by August 9 and programs included talks by Gayla Jo Cress and Eddie Hack with piano solo by Charlotte Owens. Three extension agents Tom Maxwel Mr Mullen and Miss Irlene Rawlings attended. Refreshments served.
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Humboldt
Central Avenue
Maynard Cress
Allen County
Rodney Wolford
Gayla Jo Cress
Eddie Hack
Millard Cress
Charlotte Owens
Tom Maxwell
Mr. Mullen
Irlene Rawlings
Miss Carpenter To Be Bride
Humboldt family announces engagement of Dar lene Carpenter to Thomas M. Buchanan son of Mr and Mrs R C Buchanan of St Paul Darlene is a Humboldt High School senior Buchanan a graduate of Emporia High School attended Emporia College and works with his father at Exchange State Bank in St Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Harlan Carpenter
Darlene
Thomas M. Buchanan
R. C. Buchanan
St. Paul
Miss Carpenter
Humboldt High School
Mr. Buchanan
Emporia High School
College of Emporia
Exchange State Bank
Mrs Hosfelt Hosts Sunflower HD Unit Meeting
Sunflower HD unit met Wednesday at 9 am at Mrs. W. J. Hosfelt's home 1815 S Edith. Fifteen members plus guest Carol Ann Ogden attended. President Mrs. Charles T. Taylor led with a prayer. Pattern alteration lesson explained pattern tolerance for add or subtract in gizze. Plans for the County Fair at Erie in late August were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower HD
W. J. Hosfelt
S. Edith
Carol Ann Ogden
Charles T. Taylor
Glenn Defebaugh
Francis J. Meeker
Erie
Taylor
Picnic Brings Neff Family Together in High land Park
Last night all the children of Mrs. J. W. Neff gathered for a family picnic at Highland Park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Neff and relatives from Albuquerque New Mexico and Liberal Kansas as well as Neodesha Chanute and nearby towns. Mr. Hoobler unable to attend due to severe electrical burns from a recent mishap in Neodesha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Neff
Highland Park
Neff
Clifford Keim
Linda
Lana
Almagardo
N. M
Henry Keim
Johnny
Beverly
Liberal
Gerald Hoobler
Sandra
Danny
Neodesha
Rosia Keim
Paris Fashion 1940s Return to Broad Shoulders and Hipless Silhouettes
Paris designer Jean Patou unveils a fall collection featuring hipless, broad-shouldered women with padded shoulders and smoky color tones. Skirts lengthen slightly while waists remain normal, with bouffant party dresses and strapless evening gowns making a return alongside embroidered bodices and bold, peacocktail skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Patou
Patou
Bride's Shower Honors Miss Joanne Austin
Miss Joanne Austin received a bride’s shower hosted by Mrs. Joan Morain and others at the Morain home on Monday night. Guests enjoyed pink and white refreshments a mock wedding cake and prizes awarded to Dorothy Larson Lynita Wiggons and Shirley Stone. Miss Austin is to wed Edgar Hutchison August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Austin
Joan Morain
Nancy Blunk
Joe Reed
Nora Wells
Shirley Crowder
Mines
Bill Grogan
Charley Stevens
W. A Hoofnagle
Summer golf events at the Country Club
Friday July 1 social calendar lists Bub-Deb-Lee demonstrations at 9 pm. Summer cance Ladies Day at the Country Club and 148 Bridge Keotch Foursomes golf also at the Country Club starting 8 pm.
Sub Debs and Les Demoiselles Dance at Country Club
The Sub Debs and Les Demoiselles will entertain with a Friday night dance at the Country Club. The theme is Beneath the Sea. Jack McCrate and the piece band from Iola will play from 9 to 12 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Demoiselles
Jack MecCrate
Iola
3-PARTS PERFECT Wardrobe Pattern Dress Ensemble
Marian Martin presents a three part wardrobe from one easy pattern. A scooped neck dress that doubles as a jumper with a separate dickie and a fitted jacket. Pattern 90417 covers misses sizes 12 to 18 and 20 to 40 with fabric requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Dickie
Pattern order notice for Marian Martin mail in New York
Readers are invited to send thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for 1st class matting to Marian Martin in care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. Mail should include the pattern name address zone side and style number along with payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CPN
Chanule Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York II
Thornburg HD unit meets at Green Valley school
Altoona report covers the Thornburg Home Demonstration unit July meeting at Green Valley school with hostesses Mrs. W. O. Fail and Mrs. P. A. Rowan. Lawrence Kuntz presided, plans for a roadside park near High Prairie church on US 75 were outlined, with a project by members and Highway Department cooperation. Each member pledged to send a care package to a 16 year old Udall storm victim in Wichita. The lesson on the Tax Dollar was given by Mrs. Lee Hall and Mrs. H. L. Reece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Thornburg
Green Valley School
W. O. Fail
P. A. Rowan
Lawrence Kuntz
High Prairie Church
US 75
State Highway Department
Wichita Hospital
Lee Hall
H. L. Reece
Unesco
Birthday Party for Darcy Lyn Derby
Mrs. Bill Derby hosted a birthday party for her daughter Darcy Lyn at Highland Park on a Wednesday afternoon. Ice cream and cake were served, games played, and gifts opened with a clown centerpiece.
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Bill Derby
N. Central
Darcy Lyn
Highland Park
Charles Citti
William A. Derby
Lynda
Deani Lassman
Vicki Rae Carson
Debbie Ham
Etiquette Answers on Hosting and Condolences
A hostess should not cancel a bridge evening when a guest cancels. seek a substitute or offer alternative entertainment. Writing condolence notes to unknown parents is thoughtful. A bride may wear a white veil at a second wedding only if it is not a first marriage.
How to Remove Coffee Stains From Fine Fabrics
The method advises gentle glycerine rub, absorbent pad under folds to prevent spreading, rinse with tepid water, cover damp area with a cloth on the fabric's wrong side, and press with a cool iron until dry. Limit wetting to essential areas.
How To Deter Ants With Camphor Gum
When bothered with ants, try camphor gum broken into small pieces scattered around the haunts. It will keep them away.
American Farm Wives Visit Russia Worry About Waistlines
Odessa reports that twelve American farm delegation wives touring the Soviet Union have faced constant feasting since arrival. A huge lunch at a collective farm followed by another meal in Odessa prompted concern that Soviet hospitality aims to outdo U.S. counterpart banquets.
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Russia
Odessa
Ukrainian Soviet Republic
Soviet Union
United States
Man Pays $8 for Two Lost Blankets in Brigham City
A nameless man walked into the Brigham City police station and offered to repay officers for two blankets he took three years earlier after staying in a cell. He stated his conscience prompted repayment and agreed to $8. police accepted the payment and the man left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Utah
H. C. Hampton
Barber price hike to curb risky haircuts in Madera
In Madera California barbers voted to raise prices for "crazy" haircuts from 1.25 to 1.50 arguing the move discourages dangerous styles. Styles affected include ducktails flat tops hoogies Davy crewcuts Cherokees and Mohawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Calif
Visitors Travel Wide For Local Family Gatherings
EKLAND insurance note aside, a list of visitors stops through Chanute, Iola, Coffeyville and Galesburg. Mrs Bernard Amos of Eric visits. Ben and family travel from 1310 8S Highl and. Thad Clements and daughters host Grogan family. Raymond Bauer tours Chanute. Harold Lewis and son Ricky return from Emporia. Wayne Moon and Jewel Moon visit Coffeyville. Howard Olson and daughters come from Inglewood to see L K Olsen. Nosman Olson joins after Europe trip and NY leg to meet Mrs Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Olson
Linda
Tina
Inglewood
Calif
Galesburg
Aurora Woman Attends Oral Roberts Conference Campaign
Mrs Lena Kernen Bacon of 615 West Elm attended the Oral Roberts World Outreach conference from July 24 to 26 at the Mayo Hotel Tulsa and Oral Roberts International Headquarters. She reported a seven point campaign plan to evangelize the world with nearly 400 delegates present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Kernen Bacon
W. Elm
Oral Roberts
Evangelist Roberts
Mayo Hotel
Oral Roberts International
Tulsa
Parkin and Mary Marsha visit in town from Long Beach
Mrs. E. M. Parkin and Mary Marsha arrived yesterday by plane from Long Beach California for a visit with Mrs. Parkin's sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shook Pat Phyllis and Carol Ann Grange Square Dance will be at 8 o'clock Saturday night in Odd Fellows hall Cookies and iced tea will be served Mrs. Louie Ludwig who has been visiting her father B A
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E. M. Parkin
Mary Marsha
Long Beach
Calif
Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Louie Ludwig
B. A
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Bernard Amos
Eric
Ben Grogan
Highland
Blackwell
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Linda Kay
Vicki Jo
W. R. Follmer
Buffalo
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Chanute
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Ricky
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