Salvation Means Broken Walls at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church women met Wednesday afternoon with Lula Leonard leading assisted by Mrs. L. E. Lofgren Mrs. T. H. Lovett and Mrs. B. F. Wyatt. Mrs. Vivian Arthur presided devotions by Mrs. Bill Wiggans and love gift dedication by Mrs. Frank Coble. Charlotte Worley circle served refreshments. A June bride theme appeared in decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Leonard
L. E. Lofgren
T. H. Lovett
B. F. Wyatt
First Baptist Church
Vivian Arthur
Bill Wiggans
Frank Coble
Charlotte Worley
Presbyterian Women Meet In Circles
United Presbyterian Women held multiple circle meetings Wednesday across homes and church. Circle 5 gathered at 815 W 7th with 15 members and two guests. Circle 1 met at 1115 W 9th with eight members and two guests. Circle 3 held an evening church parlor session. Circle 4 met at 609 W Main with seven members. Circle 6 shared a 9:30 coffee at 1101 W 2nd with Bible study led by Mrs Hensley and lesson by Mrs Burris Blume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Circle 5
T. N. Bradford
al Jones
A. A. Baltz
C. J. Newton
C. H. Bundy
Kendal Ruggles
Everett Christian
Charles Newton
Christian
W. 9Th
Stanley Rawn
Bill Johnson
Gary Bowles
Richard Good
Circle 3
Wayne Knox
Kay Groskinsky
Mission Yearbook of Prayer
O. K. James
Pearl Loveaul
Grace Drake
C. D. Blackwood
Circle 4
C. A. Duerson
W. Main
Lester Lawrence
Bruce Burris
W. 2Nd
Circle 6
William Hensley
Burris Blume
Group Meetings of CWF End Year Sessions
First Christian Church women’s groups held midweek meetings across multiple homes. Group 3 hosted 16 members with a nine o’clock coffee, lessons, and devotions. Group 4 gathered for a 12:30 covered dish meal in honor of T. H. Cronemeyer’s 50th wedding anniversary. Group 5 met at 2 p.m. with devotions led by Mrs. Chauncy and lesson by Mrs. McNeill. Group 1 hosted 15 members and four guests at a covered dish dinner with multiple hostesses and leaders. Group 2 met at Lola Kuykendall’s country home with 17 members. Groups 6 and 7 held a joint evening covered dish supper at the church with leaders Mrs. Jones and Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Bolze
Tennessee
Wayne Ellis
R. C. Barker
Frank Fackler
Glenn Chickadonz
S. Highland
A. B. Chauncy
Howard McNeill
Ernest Lloyd
S. Steuben
Ernest Stemple
H. J. Rauhoff
Harold Cox
Grace French
George Defebaugh
George Wilson
D. L. Geeding
Roy D. Johnson
Fred van Wickle
Jewell Ash
el Paso
Tex
Lola Kuykendall
F. S. Rexford
M. M. Wise
Mrs. Rexford
Jerry Jones
Eldon Vaughn
Glen Kiddoo
Harold Vaughn
Boy Scouts Speak to WSCS On God and Country Award
Don Potter Bill Knapp Bob Bower and Chuck Fisher recently received the God and Country Award and spoke to WSCS members at First Methodist Church about scripture church installations in Kansas and local church history. The meeting in the church fellowship hall featured group singing, a scripture reading, a quiz, and a luncheon for 94 members. Retiring officers were hosted by Mrs Leland Clapson, Mrs Dick Purdy, Mrs Robert Briley and Mrs Dean Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Potter
Bill Knapp
Bob Bower
Chuck Fisher
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Kansas
A. L. Thompson
P. L. Forslund
Thompson
Charles Day
Howard Jenkins
Leland Clapson
Dick Purdy
Robert Briley
Dean Foster
Grant Avenue WMS Hears Rev Pearson Address
The Rev. E. M. Pearson spoke at Grant Avenue Baptist Church WMS meeting on breaking down walls between Christianity and the world. Mr. and Mrs. Cox with Mrs. Marks sang At Calvary. Mrs. Marks led the meeting and a report on new special missionaries was given. Love gift was dedicated by Mrs. Toland with devotions by Mrs. Thurman. Hostesses included Mrs. Catterson, Mrs. Magill, and Mrs. Youngberg. There were 30 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Pearson
WMS
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Robert Cox
Blaine Marks
Calvary
Marks
Ralph Toland
Joe Thurman
Oliver Catterson
Carl Magill
Vernon Youngberg
Mrs Tripp Hosts Friendly Thimble Club Luncheon
Mrs Charles Tripp at 1012 S Washington hosted the Friendly Thimble Club for a one o clock luncheon Wednesday. Members celebrated birthdays for Bertha Stratton Anna Rigole Olie Ball and Margaret Taylor. Devo tions were Bible verses. Nine members and three guests attended and the next meeting is set with Lois Ard at 1106 N Steuben on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tripp
S. Washington
Thimble Club
Bertha Stratton
Anna Rigole
Olie Ball
Margaret Taylor
Alice Breschler
Raymond Owen
Bill Carter
Lily Lilenelisman
Lois Ard
N. Steuben
Galaxon fat loss guarantee from Casey Drug Store
An ad promises Galaxon tablets to lose fat without a prescription. It guarantees a full refund if not satisfied, with mail orders and 12 E Main listed. The price is $3.00 and the product is sold by Casey Drug Store with a no questions asked guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Drurg
E. Main
Fresh Cranberries Spur Kitchen Use Beyond Fresh Markets
Cranberries disappear from markets but remain on the dinner table via canned juice and preserves. Use cranberry juice in soups, sauces, desserts, and meat baste for pink color and tang. Recipes include cranberry cake layers with cream filling, a cranberry log with orange glaze, and cranberry cup cakes with cream cheese frosting. Also covered are economy meat prices, produce, and seasonal selections.
Past Grand Officers Honored by Rebekahs
Chanute Rebekah Lodge honored past grand officers at a regular IOOF Hall meeting Monday night. Corsages and boutonnieres were given to Past Noble Grands and Past Grand Masters. An invitation was read for a covered dish dinner June 10 at the IOOF Hall and plans were set for hosting 30 youths and advisers on a United Nations Pilgrimage arriving June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutonnieres
Chanute Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
C. H. Manley
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
United Nations
Mmes
Nelle Stevens
Julia Carter
Della Dunn
Viola Lesan
Myrtle Ogden
Mysterious Auto Ad Puts Body Shape Theme in Camden
An AP report from Camden New Jersey notes an automobile body shop using a provocative image and slogan about "when a body meets a body." The odd ad raises questions about marketing and decency standards in local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N.J
Lettuce Wedge Salad with Corn Oil Dressing
A gathering recipe serves four to six. Prepare western iceberg lettuce by washing and chilling, then cut into four to six wedges. Mix corn oil vinegar salt pepper Worcestershire sugar in a jar, dress wedges, refrigerate, and garnish with chopped parsley before serving.
Social Calendar Notes From Harmony and Four Square Clubs
Harmony hosts Mrs Mildred Wheatley at Unt meeting Friday. Four Square MD Unit led by Mrs Elton Mintz meets 1:30 p.m. TOPS Determinettes gather at Santa Fe Park with breakfast. Bridge at Country Club at 1 p.m. Wilson Class and Dorcas Class meet at First Methodist and First Christian churches respectively, with Mrs Etta Hanson at 505 W Ird. Evening sessions at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony HO
Mildred Wheatley
Elton Mintz
Santa Fe Park
A.m. Bridge
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Etta Hanson
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New York
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Sharon Lacey Day
Maidenform
Epimislo Re ‘Charge
Quiet Kool
Fimerson Radio
Pioneer
East Main
Nema
Sally Ruth Balch
Sophie Newcomb
Dial Tribune
Prather
Evergreen
Casey Drug
Schick Blades
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