New Officers For CWF Installed At Church
The Rev. Ted D. Hurst of the First Christian church installed Mrs. P. H. Taylor as president of the Christian Women's Fellowship on Wednesday afternoon. Other officers were named including Mrs Jack Sparks as vice president and Mrs Albert Benson as second vice. Mrs. George Defebaugh became treasurer and Mrs. Royce Wells secretary. Worship chairman was Mrs. Carl Kelley. Mrs. Leo Gottlieb was elected study director and Mrs. Hillard Blume service director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted D. Hurst
First Christian Church
P. H. Taylor
Christian Women's Fellowship
Jack Sparks
Albert Benson
George Defebaugh
Royce Wells
Carl Kelley
Leo Gottlieb
Hillard Blume
Robert Lopeman
Mmes
Verle Fogle
Don Benny
Wayne Ellis
Charles Ballou
Allen Bollow
Dick Crowl
Kelley
Henry Alfred
Bessie Crabtree
One A Day Doilies Pattern Promotion by Alice Brooks
Local notice seeks 5 0 cent pattern price and 25 cent book offer for Alice Brooks Needlecraft items. Readers are asked to send payment, name, address, zone, and pattern number to The Chanute Tribune arts department in New York NY, with a 1957 booklet bonus for renters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York II
N.Y
Marian Martin
Ha- Wate St
New York
Tribune Pattern Dept
West
CWF Elects Leaders in Postmeeting Group Sessions
Herman Kemmerer Jennie Noyes Yrrank Steinmetz and Royce Wells attended as participants in a community meeting. Following the session the CWF split into groups to elect leaders and co leaders while Group 5 served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kemmerer
Jennie Noyes
Yrrank Steinmetz
Royce Wells
CWF
Father's Day Theme For CIHU Club Meeting
The CIHU Club of the First Church of God met to discuss a Father’s Day theme. Mrs. Melvin McBee hosted at 702 S Malcolm and Mrs. Lee Sharp led the session with Mrs. Earl Robison giving devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cihu Club
First Church of God
Melvin NcBee
S. Malcolm
Lee Sharp
Earl Robison
Bob Wiles
McBee
Charles Logan
Jack Holman
L. Don Richardson
W.9th
Modern Etiquette Answers On Weddings And Punctuality
A reader asks about guest limits for a church wedding with a simple afternoon dress and one maid of honor. The reply says guest numbers depend on space. Another inquiry about using Jr. in a name is answered as unnecessary due to middle name differences. Finally, fashionably late is dismissed as rude. arrival should be on time or at most ten minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Clark
Walter O. Clark
Legion Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Plans August Picnic
The American Legion Auxiliary met last night in the Memorial Building auxiliary rooms. Mrs. Floyd Yahns presided over the business session after a covered-dish dinner. The group reported earning 338.85 from a recent poppy sale and announced no July meeting. The August gathering at Santa Fe Park will include elections for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Floyd Yahns
Santa Fe Park
Jaycee Jaynes Plan Inauguration Banquet and Ball
At a Tuesday Jaycee Jaynes meeting held in Mrs. Glen Kaufman’s home plans were laid for an inauguration banquet and ball to be held June 29 at the Country Club. Ice tea and cookies were served to ten members and one guest, Mrs. Leroy Rodell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Jaycee Jaynes
Glen Kaufman
Leroy ‘Rodell
OES Feature Program At Cedar Lodge Temple
A Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star meeting in Cedar Lodge Temple featured musical numbers by Danny and Terry Donovan Bill Dean Robert Cage and Marvin Cage with Mrs Cordner and Mrs Cecil Cage assisting. Worthy patrons Osman Bates and others presided. Invitations were read for future events and charter draped in memory of three members. Refreshments followed with blue larkspur decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower
Order of Eastern Star
Cedar Lodge Temple
Danny
Terry Donovan
Bill Dean
Robert Cage
C. M. Cordner
Tommy Goodwin
Marvin Cage
Cordner
Cecil Cage
Osman Bates
Parsons
J. C. Rensing
Thayer
Cherryvale
A. C. Ward
Wirt Estes
Albert Carwile
Bates
Cecil Fowler
M. W. Close
Harold Cox
Mrs Erickson Hosts Peace and Progress Unit Meeting
Mrs L F Erickson entertained the Peace and Progress HD Unit at 701 S Ashby yesterday afternoon with Mrs Everett Faulkner presiding. Members discussed a booth for the county fair and heard a lesson on Foot Health and Shoes. The next meeting includes a safety talk by a Topeka highway representative and a cancer dressing session planned for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Erickson
Peace and Progress HD
S. Ashby
Everett Faulkner
Charles Steinman
J. L. Gilmore
Best Yet 4 H Club elects officers and demos
Best Yet 4 H Club advanced sewing class elected Judy Keenan as president Phyllis Rensing vice president Ima Jane Webb secretary and Judy Ehmke reporter Two demonstrations were given Webb showed laying a pattern Rensing marked darts Seven attended The foods class elected Lynda Naughton president Ima Jane Webb vice president Jeanie Brazil secretary Judy Ehmke reporter Ten members one leader Mrs Herbet Snender and one guest Mrs Luke Lasley attended High Prairie Pioneers 4 H Club sewing and cooking meetings at the High Prairie church members learned needle sizes fabrics and thread types and discussed pattern choices for different figures Ruby Morton demonstrated a cooking project at the next meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremona School
Judy Keenan
Phyllis Rensing
Ima Jane Webb
Judy Ehmke
Miss Webb
Miss Rensing
Lynda Naughton
Jeanie Brazil
Herbert Snender
Luke Lasley
High Prairie Pioneers
4-H Club
High Prairie Church
Rell
Ruby Morton
Measuring cups and upcoming judging events announced
Maxine Wing announced a district clothing and food judging meet at Independence on June 21 and a county judging at High Prairie church on July 9. The club set project meetings every Monday from June 17 through July 22, with the next meeting at Carolyn Wing’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Wing
Independence
High Prairie Church
Carolyn Wing
Best Yet 4 H Club Sewing Class Elects Officers
The beginners class met Monday with Billie Marie Whitworth presiding. Francis Brazil was elected president, Diana Weber vice president, Carol Berthot secretary, and Miss Whitworth reporter. Members formed sewing kits and made pin cushions under Mrs. Lyle Meyer guidance. Next meeting with Carol Berthot. Four members one leader and three guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Marie Whitworth
Francis Brazil
Diana Weber
Carol Berthot
Miss Whitworth
Lyle Meyer
So Versatile Pattern 9020 Misses Dress Pattern
Marian Martin printed pattern 9020 offers a versatile sundress or jumper and blouse in misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20. Pattern includes printed instructions on parts and simple lines suitable for many figures. Size 16 dress requires 35 inch fabric. 35 cents price plus 5 cents extra mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Ruth Circle Meets At Brenton Home
Ruth Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church met at Mrs. FE C Brenton's home 216 N Western for a 1 30 dessert and planning session. Mrs A W Thompson gave a devotional on The Lord's Prayer by John Sutherland Bonnell. Officers named include Ethel Eaton vice chairman and Mrs I E Trussell secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
FE. C. Brenton
N. Western
A. W. Thompson
John Sutherland Bonnell
Fathers Day Observed by Bluebird Chapter OBS at Masonic Hall
Buffalo report notes Fathers Day observed at the Bluebird Chapter OBS meeting in Masonic Hall. Mrs. Bill Hempen presided as worthy matron Melvin Sperry as worthy patron. fathers escorted to chairs and given gifts. A program followed with poems, solos, readings, and dances. Refreshments served to 50 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Bluebird
Masonic Hall
Bill Hempen
Melvin Sperry
Hempen
Edgar A. Guest
Dads
Elaine Stevens
Danny Sauders
Edward Lee Rowan
Debby Payne
Linda
Susie Sperry
Judy Clough
M. J. Clough
W. P. Rogers
Marie Brock
Ivan Mears
Chocolate Coffee Cake From Readable Steps
A recipe outlines making a chocolate coffee cake with melted chocolate added to a coffee base, then combining with sifted dry ingredients and beating until smooth. The batter is portioned into pans, baked at 350 degrees for 25 minutes, cooled, and covered with chocolate frosting.
Mrs. Fisher Hosts Esther Circle Coffee
Mrs. Buford Fisher hosted the Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at 1210 W. 3rd for a 9:30 Wednesday morning coffee. Ralph Morgan led devotions on "The Islands Await His Words" and read from scripture, plus a poem from Gift from the Sea. Officers and committees were named. 15 members attended with WSCS president art Homes as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford Fisher
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ralph Morgan
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital This May and June
Danial Glen Angleton son of Mr and Mrs H Wayne Angleton born May 25 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Debra Lynn Coble daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Coble born June 3 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Kenneth Randall Parkins son of Mr and Mrs J M Parkins born June 6 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danial Glen Angleton
H. Wayne Angleton
R. J. Eric
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Debra Lynn Coble
Frank Coble
S. Wilson
Kenneth Randall Parkins
J. M. Parkins
S. Garfield
Peterson Named Ambassador to Denmark by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower nominates Val Peterson as ambassador to Denmark and Leo A. Hoegh as head of Federal Civil Defense, both awaiting Senate confirmation. Peterson, ex Nebraska governor, has led the Civil Defense Administration since February 1953 after serving as Eisenhower aide. Hoegh, 49, former Iowa governor, served 1954 to 1956 and failed in reelection bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Val Peterson
Denmark
Leo A. Hoegh
Iowa
Peterson
Senate
GOP
Nebraska
Civil Defense Administration
Hoegh
Town
Taxpayer Sees Police Tour Ends With Tire Theft
In Salt Lake City William E Lee, a local taxpayer, visited police headquarters to inspect police protection spending. He was shown around but returned to find his car outside and missing a tire and wheel stolen during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
William E Lee
Rumors of cancer drug spike stocks on exchange
Reported anticancer compound sent Olin Mathieson Chemical stock to a 1957 high before officials said the drug is in its infancy clinically. The compound, a steroid tested at Jackson Memorial Hospital and accepted by the National Cancer Institute, is described as a palliative with no proven cure. Some Miami researchers cited limited patient improvements in breast cancer trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
E. R. Squibb &Sons
Jackson Memorial Hospital
University of Miami Medical School
National Cancer Instra
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Sloan Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Miami Herald
University of Miami
Jackson Memorial
Flooding near Erie pinks six inch flood results
Flash flood six miles southeast of Erie caused water to cover the highway south of the bridge and at the Erie junction. Flooded land around Wes Hines and Orville Engleman farms on O Geese Creek. Water returned to the stream after rainfall ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
O’geese Creek
Wes Hines
Orville Engleman
Drowning Victims Recovered As River Flood Rages
Coffeyville men Roy Burdick and Porter Graves drowned when Verdigre River flooded and swept away a bridge near Coffeyville. Burdick’s body found yesterday Graves’ body recovered Wednesday. Humboldt bids $62 635 for pool project awarded by city council. Par sons patrolman off duty helps capture eight youths tied to vandalism spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Roy Burdick
Porter Graves
Verdigris
Burdick
Humboldt
Pascal P. Paddock, Inc
Oklahoma City
Arab crossing shot dead by Danish-Norwegian patrol
An Arab crossing from the Gaza-Israel to the Egyptian side was shot dead by a patrol of the Danish-Norwegian battalion after failing to halt. The patrol fired three warnings then a signal flare and fired again when the individual appeared to throw a grenade. OSLO Norwegian Military Committee welcomed an American offer to equip the country with missile weapons, calling it a boost to defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaza
Gaza Strip
Oslo
Soviet leaders Bulganin Khrushchev Return From Finland
London dispatch reports Bulganin and Khrushchev back from a Finland tour. Bulganin tells a crowd the visit justified hopes and notes Finns do not want war and seek friendship with the Soviet Union. Nehru departs New Delhi for Syria en route to London for the Commonwealth conference and to see Nasser in Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio Today
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Finland
New Delhi
Nehru
Syria
British Commonwealth
Cairo
Nasser
Britain
Egypt
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Thad Clements
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Legion Auxiliary Meets
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Bain's
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Just
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Ruth
Brenton
Hankemeyer
Walnut
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Joan Hankemeyer
William Clements
Paul Beech
George Beech
F. J. Baumstark
Marta McClung
Bill Carroll
Wayne Beech
Bill Boaz
J. Ray Little
Joe McClung
Bernard Smith
Clell McClung
Shamrock Hall
Continental Can Company
Beech
St. Patrick’s High School
Walnut High School
Mrs. Fisher
Post
Kansas
IOLA
Maple Grove
Neosho
The
Chanute Tribune
Richard Parker
Global Briefs
the Tribune
Joplin
Sun
KFSB
Wichita
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Kansas City
WDAF
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