Presbyterian Women Meet Indian American Study Series
Presbyterian Women fellowship groups met for a study series on the Indian American. Reports detail honored guests, devotions, previews of the study book with color slides, and lessons on Hebrews and the Indian American's rights and duties as a citizen. Meetings included small receptions, themed desserts, and plans for a June 15 association event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Fellowship
Glen C. Hatfield
D. A. Finney
C. A. Duerson
Ess
I. O. Prindle
Hilliards
Ohio
Frank Armstrong
Stella Koll
Colorful TV Cover Pattern 7263 by Alice Brooks-Bands
Alice Brooks-Bands presents a colorful 24 inch TV cover using rick rack and crochet. Pattern 7263 calls for No. 30 mercerized cotton and promises an easy, fun project with a floral design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Rickrack
United Nations Topics Highlight WSCS Meeting
Mrs Brookhart led a WSCS afternoon at the Methodist church stressing the UN’s importance to members. Sarah Haller shared about Dr Clifford Ketzel of Kansas University visiting Junior College to teach international relations. Nora van der Meulen, a Fulbright student from Holland, discussed Chanute schools. John Kerwitz announced his Detroit key club talk on vandalism as a youth challenge. The program included a Griffes piano piece played by Alice McCune. The meeting opened with a message from Conference President Mrs Klingner read by Mrs Bouray. Deovtions were by Mrs Brenton on lasting peace. Punch and cookies followed served by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Brookhart
United Nations
WSCS
Sarah Haller
Clifford Ketzel
Political Science
Kansas University
Chanute
Nora van der Meulen
Fullbright
University
Holland
John Kerwitz
Key Club
Detroit
L. D. Perry
Griffes
Alice McCune
Felix Bouray
O. A. Klingner
Kansas
Elvin Brenton
W. H. Riley
Marsh family vacation travels span several states and relatives
Visitors led by Mr and Mrs Lester Marsh and Jimmy of Wilsall Montana depart for Pittsburg after a weekend stay with Mrs Laura Marsh in Tulsa. They plan to visit Bedford Iowa Omaha Las Vegas relatives and return via multiple stops. Also visiting are FE Hemken Great Bend and the Gray and Martin families with plans for a 10 day Colorado trip and a Longmont stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Marsh
Jimmy
Wilsall
Mont
Pittsburg
Laura Marsh
S. Denman
Randal Marsh
N. Steuben
Willard M. Marsh
Thayer
Forrest Marsh
la Harpe
Bedford
Iowa
Omaha
Las Vegas
George Marsh
FE. W. Hemken
Great Bend
Mary Lyons
William M. Gray
Wallace Springer
Lael
Wallace II
Herrin
Robert W. Martin
Lynn Bonney
Mike
Mary Bob
Colorado
Royal Neighbors Meet for Covered Dish Lunch
Royal Neighbors of America met Thursday in Odd Fellows hall for a covered dish luncheon. Twenty attended with tables set in garden flowers. Mrs. Frank Burtle presided as oracle. A memorial service honored Mrs. A L Locke and Mrs. Anna Wible. July meeting will be in Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Frank Burtle
Oracle
A. L. Locke
Anna Wible
Highland Park
Study of India By CWF Groups
Christian Womens Fellowship group meetings continued the study "New Occasions Teach New Duties." Plans were made for a July 6 covered dish luncheon at 12 30. Reports detail hostesses, lesson leaders, devotions, and tea services across five gatherings with 14, 12, 11 participants and notes on a Holy Land vacation letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Christian Womens Fellowship
Pattern Alterations Victory HD Unit Lesson
Mrs Ernest Wahl and Mrs John Thielen led the first part of Pattern Alterations at Victory HD unit meeting held at Mrs Lester Thompson's home. Ten members attended, roll called, and future July 6 session with Mrs Homer Waggoner announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wahl
John Thielen
Victory HD Unit
Lester Thompson
R. 2
Wahl
Homer Waggoner
R. J
Thielen
Edith
Catherine Thompson
Britton Thompson
Sherrie
J. H. Edwards
Unesco
Reuben Willis
Wilbur Thompson
Mary Stewart
Woman's Federation of Clubs
Bride's Shower Honors Mariann Staton Before Her Wedding
A bride’s shower for Mariann Staton, fiancé Vernon Brinkmeyer, was hosted by Mrs Bill Cochran in Petrolia. Guests included Staton’s mother, her fiancé’s mother, and many locals. Out–of–town gifts came from several friends and relatives while pink and white decor graced the table, refreshments, and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cochran
Petrolia
Mariann Staton
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Miss Staton
Glen Staton
Ed Brinkmeyer
Mmes
John Conklin
Fred Markham
Lester Waldron
Craig Giblin
W. B. Richardson
Lyle Cation
Lester Hodges
Harold Larson
Gerald Thurman
John Thurman
Ivan Starr
Harley Johnson
Guy Grimes
George Dillon
Gordon Erickson
George Riker
Floyd Hall
George Bareis
Judy Vaughn
Jackie Bareis
Connie Thurman
Linda Cochran
Marie Johnson
Eric
Bill Crowder
Vilas
Guy Adams
Welda
Max Glamser J
Rufus Barnard
Humboldt
Lillian Johnson
Russ Moreland
Rolla ‘Koon
Alice Vaughn
Roy Howell
Clayton Young
Clarence Anderson
Earl Close
Clayton Osborn
Darrell Peterson
Ted Masters
Henry Zerby
John Fry
Fred Vaughn
Misses' Dress Pattern 9390 With Bolero and Yardage
Pattern 9390 offers misses sizes 12 through 20. Includes a size 16 dress with 35 inch fabric and a bolero. Yardage listed as 4 yards 35 inch fabric and 1 percent yardage variations through the years.
Pattern orders for Marian Martin Chanute Tribune
Readers are asked to send thirty five cents for the pattern plus six cents per pattern for 1st class matting. Mail to Marian Martin in The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. at 32 West 18th St. New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvo
Chanute Tribune Househeld
Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
N.Y
Bridal Shower Honors Darlene Legge Ahead of June Wedding
Darlene Legge, soon to wed Charles Alger on June 17, receives a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Harrison Stevenson at the bride elect’s aunt’s home. Guests enjoy lime punch, pink cake, heart shaped sandwiches, and gifts displayed under an umbrella arch with wedding bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Legge
Charles Alger
Harrison Stevenson
W. Main
Fred Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Charlie Darlene
Gerardy
Earl Legge
Janice Burker
Lawrence Legge
Arthur Johnson
Topeka
Miss Legge
Mmes
Roger Toomey
Jim Jensen
Cecil Fowler
Howard Rutherford
Howard Alger
Ruth Stevenson
L. R. Weatherby
Warren al
Do-Si-Do Dance Forms Seven Squares at Alcott School
Seven squares were formed at the Do-Si-Do Square Dance session Wednesday night in Alcott school with Herb Smith from Iola as caller. A new dance titled This Is a New Day was learned. Mr and Mrs Pat Thurman and Mr and Mrs Wayne Johnson served pie and coffee. Hosts for the next dance on June 18 will be Mr and Mrs Bill George and Mr and Mrs Verne Moore of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott School
Herb Smith
Iola
Pat Thurman
Wayne Johnson
Bill George
Verne Moore
Erie
Women’s Council of Buffalo Christian Church Dinner
The Women’s Council of Buffalo Christian Church met in the church dining hall for a covered dish luncheon at 1 PM. Mrs. T. L. Bushfield led prayer and song, Mrs. Homer May read Romans 8, and Mrs. Zelda Warner accompanied. Sixteen members and 11 children attended, with plans for a mother-daughter tea in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Women’s Council of Buffalo Christian Church
T. L. Bushfield
Homer May
Zelda Warner
Woodwork Class Held by Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club
The Buffalo Boosters 4 H club held the first woodwork class at Billy Hempen's home, with members Lorraine Wollen Glenn Wollen Darlene Harvey Jr and Carl Harvey Jr attending. The next meeting is scheduled for June 14 refreshments were served. The note mentions heat and seasoning tips for asparagus with French dressing and capers or relish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
Billy Dale Hempen
Lorraine
Glenn Wollen
Darlene
Carl] Harvey Jr
Southeast Kansas News Briefs From Coffeyville to Moran
In Coffeyville Rodney Urquhart 3 was treated at Coffeyville Memorial Hospital after swallowing 15 candy laxatives. Cherryvale seeks one more art teacher for the district. Fredonia hosts Red Cross Bloodmobile June 27 at the Christian church annex. Independence identifies Edward L. Ingram by FBI fingerprints. sheriff says he is a mental or amnesia case and he has no known home. Caney sheriff probes a break in at the Caney grain elevator with a theft of a cash register, $1.48, a typewriter and an adding machine. Moran Farmers Cooperative buys Anderson Perkins elevator, taking over June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Red Cross
Christian Church
Independence
Edward L. Ingram
FBI
U.S. Navy
St. Joseph
Floyd Huggins
Caney
Parson s Police Chief Injured in Pursuit Crash
Police Chief Howard L Cohoon sustained arm hand shoulder and facial injuries when his cruiser collided with a car while pursuing a speeder. He is convalescing at home. Robert Lee Powell 65 pleaded not guilty in police court to failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. Also noted is a brief science item on rubber synthesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Howard L. Cohoon
Robert Lee Powell
Rail Strike Grinds Britain Into Sixth Day Amid Economic Slowdown
Britain faced a six day railway strike with ASLEF and TUC leaders reporting no progress. Factories slowed as materials dwindled and road transport picked up, while 27 thousand locomotives crew demand a weekly raise of 1.12 dollars on 27.20. Prime Minister Eden’s government remained silent under national emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
General Purposes Committee
Trades Union Congress
Sir Wal
Monckton
Eden
ASLEF
Rail unions wage talks stall as strike widens across ports
The NUR demands joint wage talks with the other railway union while the British Transport Commission calls for a round table on extra rewards for skill but requires strikers to return first. Amid the rail walkout, about 20,000 stevedores kept a 12 day strike across six ports with 170 ships delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iional Union of Railwaymen
NUR
Britain
British Transport Commission
Commission
Hull
London
Manchester
Garston
Liverpool
Rochester
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Presbyterian
Charles Yoos
Blanche Petit
B. H. Cubbage
Yoos
Floyd Bray
E. E. Sloan
E. T. Blackwood
Lloyd Brown
Arvid Nelson
Klint C. Johnson
Arizona
Ralph Drake
W. A. Strean
Drake
Dave Petterson
Burris Blume
H. H. McCall
Paul Parsons
Merrill Moore
D. C. Diver
Monument Works
West Broadway
Lola
Kas
Mrs. Brookhart
U.N
Home Appliance CO
T. H. Cronemeyer
Ed Sesher
Dale Dahlgren
A. O. Dimon
Dahlgren
Sesher
C. C. Hunter
John Foust
Gene Oyler
Ira Hutchinson
Mmes. Hillard Blume
Harvey Clemens
L. F. Sare
K. B. Jones
Gertie Adams
Ore
Holy Land
P. H. Taylor
George Washburn
George Defebaugh
Peter
Gerald Rowan
Dick Crowl
Albert Benson
Wayne Ellis
Rowan
Royce Wells
Japan
Glenn Kiddoo
Marion Wise
Crowl
Wells
Victory
Miss Mariann Staton
Harrison
Mo LI
Rudi Sttage
Coffeyville
Rodney Urquhart
R. W. Urquhart
South Coffeyville
Coffeyville Memorial Hospital
Cherryvale
H. E. Gill
Moran
The
Farmers Cooperative Association
Anderson-Perkins
Twink
Frigidaire
Magic Guide
General Motors
Naff & Bolze Hardware
Bell Brook
Truitt
Edith Rideau Normelli
Spring Musicale
Georgiana
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