Eastern Star Members Attend Reception
Members of the two local chapters Sunflower and Hulda Parker of the Order of Eastern Star attended a reception for Mrs. Edith Palen district aid of district 16 at Walnut Monday night. Hulda Parker guests included E R Parr Phy Taylor Vincent McCune and Mrs Tay lor and Mrs Dave Petterson. Sunflower guests included Roy Adams and C M Cordner with other members J C Rensing Harold Cox Emma Simpson Bert Hargrove O W Bray Erma Joe King L J Longest E W Edwards Floyd Kelley and Cecil Cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Sunflower
Hulda Parker
Edith Palen
District 16
Walnut
E. R. Parr
Phy Taylor
Vincent McCune
Sentinel
Taylor
Dave Petterson
Roy Adams
Adah
C. M. Cordner
Mines
J. C. Rensing
Harold Cox
Emma Simpson
Bert Hargrove
O. W. Bray
Erma Joe King
L. J. Longest
E. W. Edwards
Floyd Kelley
Cecil Cage
Palen
Sunflower Chapter
Kuhns Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary at Home
An open house for Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kuhn at 614 North Steuben celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with more than 100 attendees. Yellow and white flowers and a gold 1907 1957 cake topped the display while hosts greeted guests and received countless gifts and well wishes from relatives across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Kuhn
N. Steuben
Mmes
Warren Babbock
Bert Burns
John Webb
Joe Turner
Robert Bennett
Heirloom Crochet Pattern Offer From Alice Brooks
Readers may order pattern 7223 centerpieces and doilies in two colors with beginner friendly steps. Mail name address zone and pattern number with 25 cents for the needlecraft book and two free patterns, to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune
Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chelab St
New York
Wits
Pure Tribune Pattern Dept
West
Loretta Kay Green Weds Gary White
Loretta Kay Green and Gary Olin White wed in a 2 p.m. ceremony last Sunday at First Christian church Erie. Officiating was Rev. A W Swan son. Attendants included Dorothy Cooper maid of honor and Joyce White bridesmaid. The couple plans to live at 473 Hope Mountain View California where White serves as Aero grapher's Mate third class in the US Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
First Christian Church
Loretta Kay Green
Ivan Green
Gary Olin White
James White
Dorothy Cooper
Parsons
Joyce White
Patsy ‘Green
Kathryn Green
Linda Sue Heady
Lora Lee Long
Kenneth Green
Delena Casady
Wilma Heady
Mmes
Keith Naff
Leo Long
Ralph Janssen
Asenry Watkins
White
Erie High School
US Navy
Moffett Air Field
Mountain View
Calif
Hope
Merers
Mines
W. J. Small
Small
Grady Jones
Ralph Moulton
Louis Singhurst
Neodesha
Helen
Leola Cox
St. Paul
Nellie Spitzier
Wayne
Oxford
Myrtle White
Gene Manny
Jennis Jean
Jacaurline Roberts
Winfield
Floyd Leas
Wellington
Donald Leas
Wichita
Clink Cooper
Dorothy
Richard
Maranda Goad
Welch
Okio
Howard IL. Goad
Deanna
Colleen
Emery
Junction City
G. J. Dunlap
Lyn
Claudia
Stephen
Girard
WSCS Speaker Highlights Southeast Asia Talk At First Methodist
Mrs Hemphill led a WSCS general meeting at the First Methodist church with Mrs John Hemphill speaking on Southeast Asia. Program chair Warren Latta and president Art Holmes presided as reports on missionary education status of women and communications were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hemphill
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Southeast Asia
Warren Latta
Art Holmes
WSCS
A. A. Miller
Phil Carter
Charles Carter Jr
Mary Circle
John Young
Young
Burl O'Connor
STARK Bridal Shower Honors Alvina Carlson at Friends Church
Alvina Carlson received a bridal shower Monday night hosted by Mrs. Vernice Maher Ethel Elders and Billie Conant at Friends church. Gifts were opened with 50 plus guests present and refreshments served after games and prize gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Alvina Carlson
Friends Church
Vernice Maher
Ethel Elder
Billie Conant
Mines
Robert Lopeman
Matt Massoth
Don Taylor
Miss Carlson
Local Hosts Welcome Guests For An Informal Afternoon
A chicken dinner was served at 1 p.m. and the afternoon was spent informally. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Swinney remained for a longer visit. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Victor F. E. Harrod from Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Frankenberg with children from Marlin and Rebec a. Mrs. Mary Beye Gunby Wightman of Glendale and Elizabeth Ann Schubert joined as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Victor FE
Floyd Swinney
Rush Families Hold 19th Annual Picnic at Santa Fe Park
The 19th annual Rush families picnic took place Sunday in Santa Fe Park. Attendees included Guy O. Rush Ray Rush Louis Rush Gary West Phillip Rush all of Chanute along with Luther Rush Mrs Nellie R Denison Eric and Leon Hand ley Kansas City and Tommie Gene Pattie Madl of St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush
Santa Fe Park
Mmes
Guy O. Rush
Ray Rush
Louis Rush
Gary West
Phillip Rush
Chanute
Luther Rush
Nellie R. Denison
Eric
Leon Handley
Kansas City
Tommie
Gene
Pattie Madl
St. Paul
Flared Silhouettes Lead Summer Fashion Trends
The summer fashion scene emphasizes the flared look with full skirts and soft pleats led by light fabrics, notably cotton and a cotton Dacron blend. Shirtwaist styles gain life with ruffles and lace, cow necklines remain popular, and mint green alongside pink blue maize and beige pastel shades dominate. Prints and whites stay strong as basic colors. For cooking, partially cooked bacon slices line pans to enhance baked eggs without butter.
Grace Auxiliary Elects Officers
Grace Episcopal church auxiliary election results and meeting notes recap leaders and committees. Christine Fleming Heffer of Ellsworth addressed members and study groups used her book With All Your Heart. Officers chosen include Gafney president Barker vice president Akers treasurer and chapter presidents Hil ton and Legge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Fleming Heffner
Ellsworth
Grace Episcopal Church
Heffer
St. Francis Boy's Home
Charles E. Henshall
Living Church
Heffner
Sawyer Hall
C. A. Ing
Gafney
Gordon Barker
T. F. Akers
Joe Hilton
St. Margaret's
Earl Legge
St. Mary’s
Chet Bailey
Kenneth Keas
Joe Balch
Auxiliary
J. D. Gough
John Sherman Jr
Elizabeth Bain Receives Degree at Pittsburg State College
Elizabeth Bain earned a Bachelor of Music Education degree at Pittsburg State College in ceremonies May 29. She served as vice president of Kappa Delta Pi and secretary of Sigma Alpha Iota, and belonged to MENC YWCA and the Women's Chorus. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Bain and will teach in Kansas City Kansas schools this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Moles
Courtney Moles Sr
Humboldt
Emporia State College
Elizabeth Bain
Pittsburg State College
Kappa Delta Pi
Sigma Alpha Iota
Music Educators National Conference
Young Women's Christian Association
Women’s Chorus
Miss Bain
Earl R. Bain
S. Allen
Kansas City
Kas
How to announce a new home and invite visits
A reader suggests a polite reply to a guest and outlines sending engraved double visiting cards with the new address. The note emphasizes expressing enjoyment of the visit and inviting friends to visit soon.
Social Calendar June 7 1937 Neosho events
Community notices list a postponed Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary meeting rescheduled to October 4 at 2 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall, and a Dorothea L. Duxent memorial gathering at 2 30 p.m. at Memorial Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LF & E
Odd Fellows Hall
Dorothea L. Dixtent
Ladies Auxiliary meeting in IOOF Hall heard Homecoming report
Mrs Raymond Henderson of Neodesha, president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant, presided at Tuesday’s auxiliary meeting in the IOOF Hall. Mrs R L Christie led an inspection and Mrs Ed Barnhart reported on an IOOF Homecoming in Manhattan attended by her and Mr Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Henderson
Neodesha
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant
R. L. Christie
Ed Barnhart
Humboldt
Mr. Barnhart
Manhattan
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Telephone and Letter Etiquette
A guidance dialogue explains proper telephone asking by saying May I speak to Anne please and noting to add Thank you after responses. Return addresses belong upper left on the envelope face or on the back if space is tight. When refilling water glasses at table leave them on the table. The reader mentions hosting an out-of-town guest who has sent a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Coffeyville College Name Reverts To Historic Title
Coffeyville Junior College becomes Coffeyville College again as the school’s board settles on the historic name for future reference. In spring 1947 the institution was renamed Coffeyville College of Arts Sciences and Vocations, with plan to support regional air service through a Tri City airport project. Independence votes $2,000 to back the promotional fund and Cherryvale East of town joins Coffeyville in the airport effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Board of Education
Coffeyville Junior College
Coffeyville College of Arts, Sciences and Vocations
INDEPENDENCE — _Indepenence
Tri- City
Cherryvale
Iola Band Opens 86th Season Tonight in Courthouse Park
Iola Municipal Band kicks off its 86th season with a concert at the band stand in the courthouse park's northwest corner. The program marks a return to summer brass music for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Citrus Zest Elevates Gingerbread Flavor
A simple tip suggests adding grated lemon or orange rind to gingerbread to brighten its spice notes. The citrus oils enhance warmth with fresh, aromatic tang, enriching the dessert without altering structure.
Local births noted at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The records list several newborns with parent names and addresses from Chanute and Humboldt. Carolyn Diana Conner, Barbara June Kiddoo, Sherryl Ann Hodges, Micheal Andrew Gough, and David Alan Bloom are named with birth dates in May at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Diana Conner
Edward Conner
Chanute
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Barbara June Kiddoo
Glenn M. Kiddoo
N. Evergreen
Sherryl Ann Hodges
Russell Hodges
S. Highland
Micheal Andrew Gough
Glen N. Gough
S. Lafayette
David Alan Bloom
George C. Bloom
Humboldt
Teens Babysit By Pool In Suburban Philadelphia
Fringe benefits are described as a pair of teenaged babysitters who work together only at homes with swimming pools on the Main Line in suburban Philadelphia. One minds the children while the other swims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Main Line
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Eastern Star
Kuhns
Mrs. Kuhn
Sam
Shawnee
W. Sharp
Green Bay
Wis
Alfred Sharp
Toledo
Ohio
Denver Grigsby
Frank L. Grigsby
el Dorado
D. A. van Middlesworth
Derby
Allie Reynolds
John Heady
Ollie Heady
Marvin Bates
Grandview
Carl Mott
Biairstown
Howard McKinstry
Patricia Ann
Burlington
Joe Corbitt
Ruth Williams
Earl Bates
Albert Sharp
Albert Baker
Silver Spring
Mesa, Ariz
Mesars
Vernon Elliott
Aon
Wilbur Reynolds
Robert Mott
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Andrew Glentzer
J. Q. Green
Earl W. Schooley
Skinney Thompson
Tribune
Gary White
A. W. Swanson
Sally Ann Lamb
Laura Marie Holt
Maid of Honor
Wayne Bryant
Washington, Ill
Arden White
Jim
Mrs
Gary Olin
Mrs. Hemphill
Buffalo
W. T. Swinney
Swinney
Ruby Bentley
Jerry Scott
Richard Slane
Vicki
Melinda
Amos Nelson
Edward
Vich
Rita
Bill Bentley
Jan
Jane
Grace Auxiliary
Pendleton
Elaine
E. Main
Kansas
South Mound
Myron V. George
Hiatville
Roosevelt Brothers
Franklin D. Jr
Elliott
Fort Scott
O'Bryan
Joe O'Bryan
Kansas Ordnance Plant
Kansas District
Washington
White House
George
Kansas Sons
Andrew Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
N. Plummer
Kenmar
Dad
Big T.V
T.V. Swivel
Johnson
Lincoln
Chonute
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