Professional Skill Under Big Top At Dr Ashley Home
A neighborhood circus at Dr. Glen Ashley’s home features a young director group led by Mike and Linda Ashley and Liza Sherman. The program includes multiple musical numbers, a skit, and games with five cent tickets. about 85 tickets were sold with fees, leaving profit undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ashley
S. Highland
Mike
Linda
Ashley
Liza Sherman
Pam
Patricia
Sara Sherman
Becky
Gary
Butcher
John Sherman Jr
C. D. Butcher
Topeka
Frank Young
SLEEP IN A GARDEN PATTERN OFFER BY ALICE BROOKS
An advertisement promotes crochet and craft patterns by Alice Brooks featuring motifs for bed sets towels and vases. It details pattern sizes and costs, requests payment in CFNTS, and lists mailing address in New York for order forms and a catalog of additional designs in crochet knitting embroidery weaving quilts and toys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Johnsons Honored On Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J W Johnson celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a buffet at 500 W 5th. Guests included A B Johnson W W Johnson and the Johnsons son John and family of Quinton Iowa with many friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
A. B. Johnson
W. 5Th
W. W. Johnson
Johnson
John
Quinton
Iowa
M. J. Casey
Vern Holman
Fred, Johnston
Carl Kelley
Wilbur Thompson
Glen Shook
Joe Wasser
Ken Myers
Chanute
C. E. Johnson
Larry
Ronnie
Lawrence
Wayne Hazlett
Hiawatha
Duplicate Bridge Winners At Tioga Hotel
Mrs. Frank Burris and Mrs. J. F. Hudson led the Duplicate Bridge club at Tioga Hotel with a 44 score. Other above average results included Mrs. Howard Wilson and Tom Bird of Tulsa 40.5, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ward 38, Mrs. Jim Ganson and Mrs. Bill Peters 37, Mrs. Dean Stone and Mrs. Charles Broadwell 37, and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and Lee Judy 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burris
J. F. Hudson
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Howard Wilson
Tom Bird
Tulsa
Bob Ward
Jim Ganson
Bill Peters
Dean Stone
Charles Broadwell
Fred L. Johnson
Lee Judy
Builders Class In Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Ruth Jones at 207 N Garfield hosted a Builders class gathering with eight members present. Mrs. M R Wilson led devotions on The Lord's Prayer Beatitudes and the 23rd Psalm from Gods Psychiatry by Charles L Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jones
N. Garfield
Ed Short
Presbyterian Church
M. R. Wilson
God
Charles L. Allen
Guild Ends Dinner Meeting Discussing Middle East Facts
Members of the Mary Martha Guild met at the Presbyterian church for dinner. Mrs. Mabel Hudson presided. Mrs. Roy S. Gibson led devotions on Luke and The Women and Mrs. Mayne Hayes presented the lesson Conversations On The Middle East focusing on Lebanon. Fifteen members and three guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martha Guild
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hudson
Roy S. Gibson
Luke
Mayne Hayes
Middle East
Lebanon
Princess Fashion Pattern for Misses Sizes 10 20
Marian Martin printed pattern 9283 offers a sundress with a fitted jacket in a princess line. Sizes 10 through 20 include yardage for size 16, and pattern price is thirty cents plus five extra for first class mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Sth St
New York
N.Y. Prins
Nancy Heaton Hosts Sub Deb Club Meeting
Nancy Heaton of 1219 W 4th hosted a Sub Deb club meeting with Karine Bowman presiding Medina David named alumnae and Sheriolyn Leavitt with Delores Socum voted active Pledge rules were explained to new pledges thirty six members and eight pledges attended Refreshments were served New pledges Kay Blair Jane Mitchell Ann Osborn Joan Ashley Connie Schleicher Judy Briggs Jennifer Jordan Nancy Sparks Cathy Thompson Next meeting will be hosted by Nancy Briggs at 215 N Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Heaton
Karine Bowman
Medina David
Sheriolyn Leavitt
Delores Socum
Kay Blair
Jane Mitchell
Ann Osborn
Joan Ashley
Connie Schleicher
Judy Briggs
Jennifer Jordan
Nancy Sparks
Cathy Thompson
Nancy Briggs
N. Washington
Willing Workers 4-H Club Meeting Notes
June 4 project meeting featured 13 members. Mrs. Charles Tyler led the cooking session with Jeanne Guy showing cocoa cupcake method. Sally King spoke on milk in foods and cupcakes were judged. Mrs. Glen Neely led beginners sewing. Mary Neely spoke on making a tea towel. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers 4
Charles Tyler
Jeanne Guy
Sally King
Glen Neely
Mary Neely
Defrost Frozen Corn Before Cooking
Guidance notes that corn on the cob should be defrosted prior to cooking to ensure even heating and better texture. It emphasizes removing ice crystals and patting dry before preparation.
Shower Fetes Rosia Keim
Mrs. Daisy Jordan hosted a Saturday evening miscellaneous bridal shower for Rosia Keim who will marry Kenneth Casper of Chanute on June 14. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, a pink and white decor, a basket shaped cake, and a toy tractor gift. Topeka great nephew of Mrs. Jordan, Bruce Butcher, led the gift presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Jordan
S. Larson
Rosia Keim
Miss Keim
Kenneth Casper
Chanute
Mines
Ray Rush
Elmer Harwood
Morris Pack
Miss Kein
Bruce Butcher
Topeka
C. V. McCune Jr
Kansas City
O. D. Butcher Jr
Country Club Shifts Spring Dance to June 21
The Chanute Country Club moves the spring dance from June 14 to June 21. The Counts of Emporia perform from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Chairs are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Helton and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Skinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Country Club
Emporia
Bill Helton
Dean Skinner
Social calendar highlights for Wednesday June 11 1958
Community groups meet across churches and clubs with times for luncheons dining and meetings. Notable events include Christian Women’s Fellowship luncheon at 12 30 pm Esther Groups meetings at EUB church and First Methodist circles led by Mrs A V McLaren and Mrs Buford Fisher. Junior golf at Chanute Country Club and St Cecilia Youth Music Club activities at the Memonrial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship
Junior St. Cecilia Music Club
Esther Group
EUB
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Tioga Hotel
First Methodist Church
Adah
A. V. McLaren
Western
Esther
Buford Fisher
Martha
J. Leroy Barker
Mary Mra
Charlies Cox
Highland
Naomi
Don Shoemaker
S&s Plummer
Orphan Church
Rebekah
Ruth Burdick
Ruth
E. C. Brenton
N. Western
Elizabeth
Methodist Church
Chanute Country Club
al Thompson
N. Forest
Cottage Grove
St. Cecilia Youth Music Club
Memoria
GIA
Boy nabbed en route to juvenile court appointment
A 14 year old boy admitted stealing a car to reach a juvenile court officer for a prior matter. Police said the theft occurred as he traveled to the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fiancee Taught Hedonism By Her Boss
Dear Ann Landers offers practical guidance on a fiancée who promises fidelity yet stays away, claims to be learning hedonism from her boss, and the fiancé asks how to respond. The column also notes a reader story about interning hospitals and cigarette bumming ending with a clever pack-purchase pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Shell
Henry
Ann Landers
Dear Ann
Marlon
Wisconsin
Spearfish S. D
Chanute Tribune
Women Have Yen For Gems by Dorothy Roe
Marianne Ostier, Viennese American jewelry designer, explains in her book Jewels and the Woman that diamonds and emeralds are lasting investments. She notes precious stones outlast market fluctuations and increase in value with age, drawing on high society clients from Queen Marie of Romania to King Zog’s sisters. The Ostiers moved operations from Vienna to New York in 1940 and supply jewelry to upper income Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Marianne Ostier
Cleopatra
Ositer
Vienna
Ostier
Oliver Ostier
Marie
Romania
Maharanee
Cooch-Behar
Geraldine
Albania
Baroda
Zog
the Ostiers
New York
Chanute Tribune Jewelry Tips For 1958 Summer Dresses
A June 10 1958 Chanute Tribune column comments on fashion trends for women. The writer dislikes heavy bead necklaces saying beads age a woman and jewelry should not merely display wealth. Ear clips are urged as the key focal point with emphasis on large, bold pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Tools and supplies listed for home workshop project
A reader lists items on hand for a DIY task including screws and nails, a bottle of glue, corks, waxed paper, hammer, pliers, and a screwdriver. The note invites adding to the kit as needed for completion.
Etiquette Q A bride groom parents announcing marriage
The guidance says it is questionable for the groom and bride parents to mail wedding announcements if the bride family is not sending any They may notify their own friends by phone or personal notes A girl can invite a boy to a home party and a young woman may sign a business letter as Miss with parentheses around the title
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Benton
How Can I Bleach A Bread Board And Peel Potatoes
Answers include bleaching bread boards with lemon and easing potato peeling by hot water soak before peeling. Suggest creating an emergency kitchen drawer with a fire ball electric fuses percolator tops extra can opener nails and similar essentials.
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Liza
Sure Bazaar
Pretty Hostess
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
N.Y
Johnsons
Guild
Chicago
The
Tulsan Daily Streamliner
Tulsan
Chicagoan Ly
the Chief Ly
Tulsan Ly
Tusa
Santa Fe Ticket Office
Lincoln St
Kansas
G. R. Stewart
Santa Fe
Country Club
Man
Marianne
Mercury
Shellman P.s
Cole Motor CO
W. Main, Chanute, Kans
Hans
Mildred
N. Allen
Sia
Avondale
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