Governor Honors Mrs Martha Hutton with Merit Award
Mrs Martha Hutton of Lincoln Kansas received a Governor's Award of Merit for handicapped people who succeed in employment. The Topeka ceremony at the Country Club included a luncheon and honored one of four recipients chosen by a 33‑member Kansas committee. Hutton teaches third grade at Hutton School and has 19 years in teaching, 10 since a traffic accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hutton
Lincoln
Governor's Committee
Topeka Country Club
State of Kansas
Kansas
Hutton School
Hutton
Chanute Teacher's Association
Delta Kappa
Supt
Bu- Gamma
Honorford Fisher
Mrs. Fisher Ary
AAUW
Social Scene Highlights From Humbold Area Clubs
June Harmony Home Demonstration Unit hosts a covered dish dinner at Memorial building with rides arranged by phone. TOPS group meets in Carpenters hall. Four Savate meets at Grace Episcopal basement for a hobby club picnic. Twelve women learned golf from Pat Conn. bridge winners were Mrs Leif Nelson, Mrs Jo Payne, and Mrs Arch Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Home
Wrs
Robert Jonnsen
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
Carpenters
Grace Episcopal
Arch
Hobby Club
Pearl Hooker
Grant
Reuven Bark
Charles Fussman
Humboldt
William Gray Jr
Fred Johnson
Ed Ashley
Earl Ostrander
al Thompson
Pat Conn
Bridge
Leif Nelson
Jo Payne
Arch Allen
Joan Rene Ramsey Honored on Birthday
Mrs Robert E Ramsey hosts a birthday party for her daughter Joan Rene 5 at 1506 Santa Fe Refreshments were served Attending guests include her sister Susan Dian Cindy Phyllis Pat Sheifer Penny Keithley Cherla Heaton Laura Louise Webb Sharon Kay Schooley grandmothers Mrs Joe Ermey and Mrs R Ramsey Mrs Carl McCoy Mrs Ernest Papst Jean Heaton and Joyce Schooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Ramsey
Santa Fe
Joan Rene
Susan Dian
Cindy
Phyllis
Pat Sheifer
Penny Keithley
Cherla Heaton
Laura
Louise Webb
Sharon Kay Schooley
Joe Ermey
R. 4. Ramsey
Carl McCoy
Ernest Papst
Jean Heaton
Joyce Schooley
First Baptist WMSin Meeting
Members of the WMS of the First Baptist church met at the church on Wednesday. The program included singing O Zion Haste and a love gift dedication. Devotions, a program, a skit, and a film on Longhrive were presented by various members. The Martha circle led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
First Baptist Church
Zion
Dale Fairchild
Carl Jackson
Bill Grogan
Earl Umbarger
Dinty Wyatt
T. H. Lovett
Fairchild
Delbert Tolbert
Longhrive
Martha Circle
Women golfers shine in Country Club Ladies Day event
Nineteen women played in the Ladies Day golf at the Country Club on Tuesday. Prizes were awarded for low and high scores on even and odd holes. Mrs. was among the winners in this notable local golf outing.
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Country Club
Tiegreen Guild Meeting At Blaine Marks Home
The Dorothy Tiegreen Guild met Tuesday evening at 617 N Grant the session opened with prayer led by Mrs Leslie Cox. Elsie Woosley delivered the lesson and Mrs Ray Spencer was honored with a layette shower. Refreshments were served by Mrs Marks and Mrs Gene Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Blaine Marks
N. Grant
Leslie Cox
Elsie Woosley
Ray Spencer
Marks
Gene Webber
Browns Are Honored With Family Reunion
A family reunion honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brown and Debbie took place at Carpenters Hall in Norwalk California. Attendees included Ralph Hill Belle Campbell Iris Brown Troy Brown and families Charles Lacy Edith Carolyn Lacy Williams of Drexel Missouri Pearl Brown Roy Brown L. D. Kamm Earl Oliver Roy Hart Fred Alford and Bob Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brown
Debbie
Norwalk
Calif
Carpenters Hall
Ralph Hill
Belle Campbell
Fredonia
Iris Brown
Troy Brown
Charles Lacy
Edith
Carolyn
Williams
Drexel
Pearl Brown
Roy Brown
L. D. Kamm
Earl Oliver
Roy Hart
Fred Alford
Bob Moran
Membership Cards For Jayhawk Club
Jayhawk Club distributes membership cards to Chanule public library children for a summer reading program. Cards feature an old steam locomotive image with the slogan Board the Book Train Take a Jayhawk Journey. Young readers earn a marker for each finished book during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk Club
Chanule
Public Library
Centennial reading drive offers Jayhawk club seal
The program offers a Centennial Seal for ten frontier and pioneer life books read by Jayhawks. Membership is free to all children who hold library cards.
Miss Hemme Engaged to Leroy Mathew in Neodesha
Neodesha residents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hemme announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Sue Hemme to Leroy Mathew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mathew of 1213 Garfield. Nancy Sue is a Neodesha High School graduate of 1961 and works at Stevie Toys. Leroy Mathew is a Chanute High School and Chanute Junior College alum employed at Midwest Auto Supply Store. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hemme
Neodesha
Nancy Sue
Leroy Mathew
Wilbur Mathew
Garfield
Miss Hemme
Neodesha High School
Stevie Toys
Mathew
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Midwest Auto Supply Store
New Circle Leaders Named at Methodist WSCS Meeting
The First Methodist church women formed new WSCS circle leaders at a Wednesday basement dinner. Mrs. Harry Lewis presided as new officers took charge. Mrs. V. A. Woodring delivered a devotion titled A Home for the Homeless and Mrs. Dell Reed shared refugee camp slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Harry Lewis
V. A. Woodring
Dell Reed
Where to Draw Line Challenge By ANN LANDERS
Readers discuss parental limits and child safety, with Ann Landers advising against leaving children unsupervised and stressing age appropriate responsibility. The column includes anecdotes about neighbors and a doorbell prank solution.
Schoenhofer Honored With Birthday Dinner In Erie
Mrs J M Schoenhofer was honored with a birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Manford McGowen in Erie on Wednesday evening. Guests included J M Schoenhofer Bobby Gerald Schoenhofer George Lockwood Verle Schoenhofer Eugene Mahar Richard McGowen Pamela Robinson George Lockwood Linda Sue Heady Eric Eileen Barnes Virginia and Leland Lowe families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manford McGowen
J. M. Schoenhofer
Eugene Mahar
Richard McGowen
Pamela Robinson
George Lockwood
Linda Sue Heady
Eric
Eileen Barnes
Virginia
Kansas City
Leland Lowe
Society Notes Mention Patsy Cooper Guests
Hong Kong by her sister Patsy Cooper a teacher at Kobe College Kobe Japan. Guests were Mrs. Fern Eidson Grand Junction Colo Vee Flynn Kansas City and Mrs Tommy Anderson. The next meeting will be in July.
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Hong Kong
Patsy Cooper
Kobe College
Kobe
Japan
Fern Eidson
Grand Junction
Colo
Vee Flynn
Kansas City
Tommy Anderson
Grant Avenue WMS Meets at Church
Grant Avenue Baptist church met at the church Wednesday with Mrs Harold Neptune presiding and Mrs Leo Cox leading the opening prayer. Circle reports were given and a letter of thanks read for a monetary gift to Bacone College in Oklahoma. Mrs Lew Henry presented the love gift dedication, and Mrs Joe Thurman led devotions and presented the program. A play was performed by Mrs Will Woods and others. Hostesses included Mrs Esther Erickson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMS
Grant Avenue
Paul Whitworth
Vernon Youngberg
Esther Erickson
Neil Kepley
Bill, Doyle
Fred Reno
Birthday Luncheon By Friendly Thimble Club
A quarterly birthday luncheon was held at Mrs. Harvey Deck’s home on 1017 N. Washington. Celebrants included Mrs. Ole Ball Mrs. J. B. Taylor and Mrs. Bertha Stratton. New officers elected for six months are Bertha Stratton president J B Taylor vice president Harvey Deck secretary and Charles Tripp treasurer and reporter. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Charles McKellips at 1219 S. Edith on June 21.
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Friendly Thimble Club
Harvey Deck
Washington
Ole Ball
J. B. Taylor
Bertha Stratton
Charles Tripp
Charles McKellips
S. Edith
Leg of Lamb and Chuck Roast Bargain Buys
The Associated Press reports meat prices ease with increased supplies, while eggs rise 2 to 10 cents a dozen. Beef cuts like leg of lamb and chuck roast headline sales across regions, with produce counters offering abundant fruits and vegetables including asparagus radishes rhubarb and melons.
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Associated Press
New England
East
Midwest
Far West
South
CWF Group 5 Holds Covered Dish Dinner
Group five of the CWF of the First Christian church met Wednesday at 609 S. Ashby with Mrs. Gene Oyler for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Gene Dunaway and Mrs. Robert Wells assisted. Mrs. Gerald Bowen opened with a reading, Mrs. Wayne Ellis led the lesson, and Mrs. Roy Adams gave devotions. Three guests attended.
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CWF
The
First Christian Church
Gene Oyler
S. Ashby
Gene Dunaway
Robert Wells
Gerald Bowen
Wayne Ellis
Roy Adams
Modern Etiquette 9: removing plates before dessert serve
The column explains etiquette steps for serving dessert with plates removed. It notes salt cellars and pepper pots should be cleared, unused flatware removed, and crumbs brushed with a napkin onto a tray under the table edge. It also begins a question about signing Christmas cards while a husband is in service overseas.
Wedding seating guidance and questions from Chanute Tribune
A Chanute Tribune snippet from June 8, 1961 presents a church wedding etiquette exchange. It advises parents take seats one or two minutes before the ceremony and includes an ongoing Q A about including a husband’s name in notices.
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Chanute Tribune
4 H Club News Embroidery Patterns and Supplies
The notice lists pattern transfer motifs and sizes for a pinafore with patterns in multiple sizes and a 33 cent price tag plus extra for mailing. It promotes a needlecraft book with 25 designs for home furnishings and fashion items and offers free six designs for veil caps.
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Our
Neediecra
Pere
First part of 4H club tour includes calves and rabbits
The Lucky Horseshoe 4A Club held its first tour leg on June 4 visiting homes of the Jensen family, Boyd Bath, Milton Clege, Ronnie and Anita York. Members saw calves and rabbits, inspected gardens, and enjoyed brownies and a wiener roast. second tour on June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Horseshoe 4A
Tommy
Steve Jensen
Boyd Bath
Boyd
Milton Clege
Ronnie
Anita York
Anita
Mrs. Rouse
Dale Rouse
Albert Bailey
Types of fabric care and stain removal guidance
The text suggests drying fabrics via line drying or a tumble dryer with Turkish towels as buffers. It warns that non shrunk cottons and linens may shrink one to three inches per yard. It also offers a method to treat silk blood stains by moistening silk on the tongue, forming a ball, and gently rubbing the stain.
Correcting phrases and pronunciations in a short Q and A
The set offers guidance: remove redundancy in 1, pronounce naiad as way add with stress on the first syllable, choose granddaughter among similar spellings, define overt as public or evident and provide example, and identify caprice as a ca word meaning abrupt change in feeling or action.
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Mrs
Gover
Nor's
Topeka
Tribune
Dial Tribune
Joan Rene Ramsey
First Baptist Wms
Tiegreen Guild Meets
Cee
A. L. Burns
Nancy Sue Hemme
New Circle
Methodist
WSCS
Ann Landers
Mynah Bird
Mr. Whitfenpool
Yale
Whiffenpool
Ann Lancers
Marian Martin
Westetn St
New York
NW. Y
Rene
Sendenee
Chuck
Val
Uip
Qovati
Dacron
Galey & Lord
Penney
Cranete Tibere Household Arts Dept
Clo Che Station
Alice Brooks
Lucky Horseshoe
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Loeva Carter
Terrill
Jersey
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