Miss Churchill Installed as Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Denise Lynette Churchill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Churchill, was installed Tuesday evening as worthy advisor of the Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple. Officers, theme Abide With Me, scripture John 15 4 7, colors pink and silver, carnations, and the ceremony with Christina Berry singing were noted. installing officers included Julie Hanson Jane Evans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Lynette Churchill
Jerry Churchill
W. Elm
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Peggy Dormois
Barbara Hunt
Charity
Marilyn Caldwell
Hope
Suzie Kruse
Faith
Paula Whitworth
Nancy Slane
Deborah Wells
Love
Betty
Julie Hanson
Jane Evans
Sandra Midcap
Karen Kreider
Deedra Lucas
Denise Churchill
Order of Rainbow Girls
Johnson Studio
Louise Yvonne Dickerson Engaged to James W Leroy
Mr and Mrs Harold Dicker announce the engagement of their daughter Louise Yvonne to James W Leroy son of Mr and Mrs Lester Leroy 615 W Ash Humboldt and Chanute High School graduates plan a July wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Yvonne Dickerson
Humboldt
James W. Leroy
Lester Leroy
W. Ash
Harold Dickerson
Louise Yvonne
Miss Dickerson
Humboldt High School
Leroy
Chanute High School
Guild Meets The Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
The Grant Avenue Baptist church unit met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Max Tharp and Mrs. Carl Magill as co hosts. Mrs. Jim Haines presided. Mrs. Lloyd Woos ley led a lesson on Sanctification. Twelve members and a guest, Bill Cox, attended and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Max Tharp
Carl Magill
Jim Haines
Lloyd Woosley
Bill Cox
Registration ends for Wonder Wood Girl Scout day camp
June 9 deadline set for Girl Scout Day Camp at Wonder Wood announced by camp director Mrs. Leo J. Cox. Mail or deliver to 124 S. Garfield with extra forms available. Brownies pay 2 dollars, Intermediates 3 dollars, covers one overnight. Staff meeting next Monday at 7 PM in the Methodist church. cleanup and final planning on Thursday June 14 at 9 AM with sack lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder Wood
Leo J. Cox
Cox
S. Garfield
Methodist Church
Mrs Geeding Honored at Veterans Meeting
The Veterans of World War I Barracks and Auxiliary met in the Memorial building for a covered dish dinner. Members discussed flags for Flag Day and visitation to a new auxiliary in Freonia, plus social events in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of
Memorial Building
Glen Stoll
Joe H. Jackson
George Paine
Katherine McFarland
H. J. Rauhoff
Jackson
Chanute
J. C. Rensing
D. L. Geeding
Grant Wilson
Fredonia
Paine
Jack Owens
Barathea Guild Meets in Church
The June meeting of the Barathea Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church was held at the church annex Tuesday evening with Mrs. Dave Brotton and Mrs. Marvin Segar as hostesses. Mrs. Belle Delaplain presided, Marian Shike gave the devotions. Dr. Dwight Blackwood showed a film Communist Encirclement 1961. Guests for the evening were husbands of the members. Refreshments were served to 15 members and ten guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Guild
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dave Brotton
Marvin Segar
Belle Delaplain
Marian Shike
Elmer Robison
Dwight Blackwood
Birthday Luncheon Honors Friendly Thimble Club
Mrs. Charles Tripp hosted a Friendly Thimble birthday luncheon at 1012 St Washington on Wednesday. Birthday ladies Bertha Stratton Ole Ball and J B Taylor were honored. Officers elected include Cartie Deck president Ed Braschler vice president Tripp treasurer Ball telephone chair. Guests Carleen McKellips Karen McKellips. Next meeting set for July 11 with Mrs Deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tripp
Washington
Friendly Thimble Club
Mmes
Bertha Stratton
Ole Ball
J. B. Taylor
Stratton
Cartie Deck
Ed Braschler
Tripp
Ball
Carleen McKellips
Karen McKellips
Deck
Community clubs and meals listed in June calendar
Social Calendar entries list events for Friday June 1962 including Senior Citizens club covered dish lunch at Memorial building 11 30 am Miriam circle Rebekah Lodge covered dish supper at north shelter Santa Fe Park 630 am TOPS Determinettes Sawyer hall 130 pm Foursquare HOU fish fry Mrs Roy Johnson R 2 12 noon Hobby club all day meeting Mrs Frank Hotchkiss Erie 1030 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Women of the Episcopal Church
Memorial Building
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Sawyer Hall
Roy Johnson
Hobby Club
Frank Hotchkiss
Erie
Shyrel Ann Roberts Engaged to Steve George
Erie announces the engagement of Shyrel Ann Roberts to Steve George. Shyrel Ann is an Erie High School graduate who will attend the School of Cosmetology at Pittsburg. Steve George, son of Leonard and Mrs. George of Parsons, is a Labette County Community High School graduate employed at Foodtown in Parsons. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray W. Roberts Erie
Shyrel Ann
Steve George
Leonard George
Parsons
Miss Roberts
Erie High School
School of Cosmetology
Pittsburg
George
Labette County Community High School
Foodtown
Shyrel Ann Roberts
Ray W. Roberts
Eric
Drisdell Studio
Presbyterian Women Circles Hold Meetings Across Homes
Circle 4 met at Bodley with eight members and two guests for a Romans study and Christian world lesson. Circle 1 met at Finney with hostesses serving. Circle 2 at Burris with L P Burris co host. Circle 3 at DeBolt with 13 members and refreshments. Guests Reuben Burkman and Robert Koch attended. Summer offering envelopes distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women Circle 4
Wednes- Bodley
S. Larson
Book
William T. Hunt
Hubert
Brown
E. D. Lewis
Edwin
Reuben Burkman
Robert Koch
Dwight McCreight
Alvin Jones
Randall Diver
Circle 3
C. C. DeBolt
W. 4Th
R. E. Williams
Women’s Society meets at Fellowship Hall in Earlton
The Women’s Society of World Service of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Tuesday afternoon in Fellowship Hall. Xenia Osborn hosted, group singing was led by Mrs. Alva McLaren, and Mrs. Dean Dighero led the study on Our EUB Institutions and Each of Us Belongs. Scripture was read by Mrs. Earl Clifford, an article Tarry Ye-Go Ye was presented by Mrs. S. T. Walkley, reports were given by the secretaries, and eight attendees enjoyed refreshments.
Memorial Service Held by LAPM Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant and the auxiliary met Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall for a joint memorial service. Mrs Myrtle Grove of Iola presided and Belle Milly conducted inspection. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ernest Biggs in honor of her husband’s birthday. Members came from Iola Humboldt Fort Scott and Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Auxiliary
Canton
Myrtle Grove
Iola
Belle Milly
Ernest Biggs
Humboldt
Fort Scott
Chanute
Ernest Gardner
Janice Pullman
Judy Pilcher
Nellie Drollinger
William H. Burtch
Allen County
Lodge
Frank Lindsey
Albert Smith
Rebekah Brothers
R. H. Johnson
W. H. Burtch
Ted Perkins
Waldo Adams
Burke Resigns as Bible Society President in Summit
Daniel Burke age 89 has stepped down after 18 years leading the American Bible Society as announced by the society’s board of managers in Summit New Jersey.
J B Conklins Wed 50 Years
Mr and Mrs J B Conklin of 910 W Main will be honored at a 2 to 5 pm reception at the Legion Hut Humboldt in observance of their 50th wedding anniversary Their daughters host the event Selah Mabel daughter of FE Baird west of Iola and John Bartley Conklin son of Clarence Conklin Chanute were married in Iola on June 6 1912 Conklin an engineer for Cities Service Gas Co Petrolia retired 1958 now at their present home Both are First Methodist church members Their daughters are Mrs Bernard Juanita Browning Ulysses and Mrs Harold Marjorie Lewis Fort Madison Iola There are two grandchildren and three great grandchildren Friends and relatives are invited to celebrate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Conklin
W. Main
Legion Hut
Humboldt
Selah Mabel
FE. Baird
Iola
John Bartley Conklin
Clarence Conklin
Chanute
Lola
Conklin
Cities Service Gas Co
Petrolia
The
First Methodist Church
Bernard
Juanita’ Browning
Ulysses
Harold
Marjorie) Lewis
Fort Madison
12 Girl Scouts Headed to Camp Osage Outing
Twelve Girl Scouts from Chanute depart for a 12 day outing at Camp Osage near Bartlesville Oklahoma. They join Meadowlark Council girls in a camp with tents cabins dining hall and recreation building. Activities include campfires crafts cookouts and swimming supervised by adult volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Osage
Chanute
Bartlesville
Oklo
Stephanie LaRocca
Roberta Montgomiery
Margaret Park
Vicky Imhof
Elaine Cook
Sharon O'Grady
Bertha Wall
Carol Jeffers
Holly Harris
Marcia Campbell
Susan Kensett
Susanna Garrett
Meadowlark Council
Oklahoma
Quick Itch Med At McCune Drug Store
In just 15 minutes if you have to scratch your itch. Itch Me Not is a quick drying antiseptic that deadens itching and burning and speeds healing. Effective for eczema insect bites foot itch and other surface rashes. Now at McCune Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCune Drug Store
Experts warn of death if kept awake ten days
A normal person would likely die if forced to stay awake for ten days. The text notes that indigenous peoples of the northwest coast of the United States made raincoats from cedar bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Coast
The
United States
Chanute Tribune Page Three Highlights June 7 1962
The Chanute Tribune on June 7 1962 features local news briefs and notices from Chanute Kansas and surrounding areas. Read recaps of community events and ongoing civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Churchill
Rainbow
Charles Blanchard
Junction 54
Hiway
Yates Center
Kansas
Dill & Dill Nursery
S. Pratt Ph
Mrs. Geeding
Dial Tribune
Presbyterian Circles
Rideau
D. A
Ed Cam- Finney
S. Plummer
Burnbridge
N. Grant
Blume
Robert Jenkins
Walter Naylor
William Wal
Servyters
Robert
Ing
David L. McCune
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute, Kansas
P.O
LAPM
Burke
Rebekahs
Venus
Rebekah
J.B. Conklins
Penneys
Rayon
Bembergs
Penney's
Davis Paints
Kentucky
Davis
WILSO
E. Main
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