Linda Park Seeks Miss Kansas Title At Pratt Contest
Linda Park 19, Miss Chanute, left with chaperon Mrs. Fred Harris for Pratt to compete in the Miss Kansas pageant. Sponsors include Jay-Dee Jaynes and four delegates. Events featured talent reading, formal dress, bathing suit judging, and a breakfast with judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Park
Pratt
Fred Harris
Miss Park
J. M. Park
W. Main
Kansas
Rotary Club
Lion's Club
West Main
Munger
DeAnn
Ward's Bootery
Calvert's
Harri
Son
Jack
Chanute
Johnson
Barathea Guild Meets at Evanjelical United Brethren Church
Barathea Service guild of Evan gelical United Brethren church met at the annex Tuesday evening with Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mrs. Floyd Byers as hostesses. Devotions were given by Mrs. Dale Anderson. Roll call featured cars and anecdotes. Mrs. Wilbur Moffatt led the business session planning June meeting help for Senior Citizens club. After a group game led by Mrs. Albert Wiltse, gifts were exchanged and refreshments served to 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Service Guild of
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Annex
Harry “Johnson
Floyd Byers
Dale Anderson
Wilbur Moffatt
Senior Citizens Club
Albert Wiltse
Easy Summer Hobby Embroidery Pattern Notes
Alice Brooks offers embroidery patterns for table linens with rose motifs and color schemes. Includes Pattern 7059 details with motifs ranging from 23 by 28 inches to 8 by 8 inches, plus charts and applique patches for luncheon and dinner cloths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Sub-Deb Club Hosts Pledges At Meeting
Marcia Blakstun hosted the Sub-Deb club on Tuesday night at 102 S. Rutter. Mary Truitt presided as pledges Marilyn Caldwell Peggy Dormois Julie Hansen Cindy Harris Mary K Hasty Barbara Hunt Karen Kreider Deedra Lucas Sandy Park Karen Poos Linda Rhodes Pam Wilson Pat Tayloe Margie Wortman were introduced and pledge rules read. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for June 14 at 7 p.m. with Sharon Cooper at 1305 W Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Blackstun
S. Rutter
Mary Truitt
Marilyn Caldwell
Peggy Dormois
Julie Hansen
Cindy Harris
Mary K. Hasty
Barbara Hunt
Karen Kreider
Deedra Lucas
Sandy, Park
Karen Poos
Linda Rhodes
Pam Wilson
Pat Tayloe
Margie Wortman
Sharon Cooper
W. Main
Surprise Chappells Honored With Old Fashioned Chari vari
Mr and Mrs Walter Chappell were surprised at their farm home east of town Tuesday night by friends and neighbors who presented an old fashioned chari vari. Refreshments were served as the group filled the house and yard. Mr Chappell married Jessie Adams on May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chappell
1960 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog Ad
Just out big colorful catalog featuring over 100 styles for all occasions. Pattern department directs customers to mail thirty five cents for 1st class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York New York 11. NY. Print plainly name address with tone size and style number. Send now.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P
Old Chelsea Station
New York
WN. Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
N. Y
Dear Ann Landers Letters On Love And Family Dilemmas
A Chanute Tribune column fragment presents reader questions about blue eyes from brown eyed parents, marriage pressure at age 52, and a daughter with an out of wedlock baby. Ann Landers offers blunt frank responses on genetics, independence, and facing the social stigma.
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Wild Ann Landers
Ann Landers
Dim
Fresh Produce Trends Highlight Summer Staples in Markets
Seasonal trends push up supplies of fresh produce in supermarkets and local grocers this week. Summer standbys like broilers and fryers take center stage while bargains on roasts dwindle. Fryers vary, down 2 to 10 cents per pound in many areas, higher in the Far West. pork prices rise 2 to 4 cents per pound, narrowing pork and ham deals as meat dealers fear further increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Produce Arrivals and Etiquette Tips
The week brings Alabama and South Carolina potatoes, North Carolina cucumbers and potatoes, New Jersey squash and broccoli, Connecticut lettuce, California apricots, Arizona cantaloupes and North Carolina peaches. Also listed are beets cabbage greens radishes rhubarb spinach corn endive escarole and various lettuce with parsley eggplant. The guide also covers coffee cup handling with a firm grip on the handle and a proper no crooked pinkie pose, plus guest-hostess introductions favoring bold respect for distinguished guests. Bananas limes and pineapples are flagged as top fruit buys.
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Alabama
South Carolina
North Carolina
New Jersey
Connecticut
California
Arizona
Mrs Thompson Hosts Victory HD Unit Meeting
Mrs. Lester Thompson hosted the Victory Home Demonstration unit Tuesday at her rural route 2 home with 13 members present. Mrs. Wilbur Thompson led the second lesson My Best Color discussing color matching and dress forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Thompson
R. 2
Victory HD
Wilbur Thompson
Andrew Nelson
Joe Hilton
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Chanute
Howard McNeil Home R. 2
Covered Dish Dinner for BPW Club
The Business and Professional Women's club held a covered dish dinner Wednesday evening at the north shelter house, Santa Fe Park, with 42 members present. The executive committee ran the event and a brief business session followed led by president Getta Greeding.
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North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Getta Greeding
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Mary Booe
Geeding
Pine Room of
Tioga
Ethel Eaton
Educational Director Named for First Methodist Church
Trevally named Educational Director of First Methodist Church at Third and Lincoln. She will work with youth counselors, youth, and church school teachers. Miss Eily of Dalhart, Texas, formerly Youth Director for Kansas Conference and Educational roles in Odessa and Monahans, began duties June 1 after earning a religious education degree from McMurry College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevally
First Methodist Church
Third and
Lincoln
Miss Eily
Dalhart
Tex
Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Highland Methodist Church
Odessa
First Methodist
Monahans
McMurry College
Abilene Tex
Guild Meeting for 1A Members at Grant Avenue Church
Mrs Dale Schiesser and Mrs Robert Cox hosted 1A members of Dorothy Tiegreen guild at Grant Avenue church Tuesday night. Mrs Glenn Shockey presided. Mrs Lloyd Woosley presented the lesson Times of the Gentiles from Revelations. Prayers were offered by Mines Shockey and Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Schiesser
Robert Cox
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Church
Glenn Shockey
Lloyd Woosley
Shockey
Ray
Social Calendar for Pars and Nearby on June 18 1048
Friday events include church gathering at Methadgiet at 1 am and 2 1 am Scotch Foursomes at Rainbow House unlit. Senior Citizens meet Memorial Building 11 am to 4 pm with a covered dish dinner. Miriam circle at Pabebank Lodge hosts shelter Nese at Santa Fe Park with a 6 pm covered dish picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Mutehinesa
Earl Hunter
Miriam Circle
Pabebank Lodge
Sante Fe Park
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Gene Oyler
Mmes
Roy Gibson
Ora Riderhouse
Dee N Evans
W. A Coonrod
Noble Grand Club
Christie
Lola
Manhattan
Julia Carter
Santa Fe Park
Charles Pulliam
S. Santa Fe
HW. OO Older
Vincent Baylor
Hazel Slane
R. T Rader
Sunny Stone HD Unit Discusses Furniture Selection
Mrs Pat McGregor led a Buffalo meeting on furniture selection pointing out to inspect items before purchase. Fifteen members attended with six children present. The building committee reported paint purchases while refreshments were served. Next gathering set for July 12 at the Community Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Pat McGregor
Sunny Stone HD
Melvin Sperry
Paris Carlson
Bill de Witt
Smith Family Reunion Held Sunday in Santa Fe Park
The Smith family reunion featured a basket dinner in Santa Fe park on Sunday. Attendees included numerous extended relatives from Chanute, Lawrence, Tonganoxie, Denver, Fort Worth, Kiafisher Oklahoma, Enterprise, Neodesha and other towns, with after noon callers from Chanute and Neodesha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Santa Fe Park
Guy P. Smith
Roy McMillen
Chanute
Eldon Smith
Lawrence Titterington
Elgar Smith
Lawrence
Walter P. Smith
Tonganoxie
W. FE. Davis
Elmer McLeod
Lillies Orr
Kiafisher
Okla
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Barathea Guild
Marcia Blakstun
Brotton Laundry
Dear Ann Landers
Our Daugh
Ter
Mrs. Thompson
BPW Club
Treva Ely
Dalhart, Tex
Priscilla Gutierrez
Andrew Gutierrez
S. Forest
Drisdiell
Spencer, Ralph Ford and
Woosley
Jean Lantz
Ladies Auxiliary
R. L. Christie
Hewa
Edmiston
First National Bank
Chanute, Kansas
F.d.lc
Rebekah
Dairy Queen
Gayl. Teac’ Assa
Rec
Reng
N. Santa FE
Kay Sharon McCulloh
Wayne Arvey Floyd
Arevey Floyd
Bell Gardens
Calif
Rew. McCulloh
Pecos
Norwalk
Miss McCulloh
Karl Warren High School
Karl Warren
U. S. Army
Korea
Cynthia Ann Massoth
Matt Massoth
Joe Massoth
Emporia
Arthur B. Carlson
Stark
Roy Bass
Walnut
Terry Lee Lassman
Dean Lassman
S. Steuben
Harvey Lassman
Humboldt
Orville Holtzman
Thayer
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