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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1956
Page
3
Program fee details from Mrs Dwight Deoy event disputed
Fragmented OCR notes describe a program fee by Mrs Dwight Deoy with names like Rev and Mer Peers and Mrs Eiesey Alferd. The text mentions a Kent Washington event, served from tables and quantities with a rough total around 24 dollars, but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Dwight Deoy
Rae Range Weil
Herenan
Eiesey Alferd
Hers
Jody Adane
Kent
Centerville School Reunion Brings Pupils Teachers Friends Together
Fourteen pupils and several teachers and friends attended the Centerville School reunion in Erie County. An social hour followed by dinner at Moon featured reminiscences and old anecdotes. Officers and attendees listed, with plans for next year’s event and continued ties among former students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Moon
Centerville School
Tiery Mayner Oham
Cemerville
Barry Hunt
Alma
Questionable Etiquette And Personal Habits In Social Tidbits
A reader asks about appropriate responses to paying for a news article and how to identify a secretary in an office. The exchange covers privacy in pricing, naming conventions, cigarette etiquette, and how to hold a sherbet glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Jonson
Marsha Jonson of As Mrs. Jennson
Mrs. Ohnson
How to Care For Napkins and Repairs
A guide with tips on preserving folded napkins by alternating folds weekly to reduce wear in creases. It suggests testing different folding patterns and wearing areas to minimize damage and extend napkin life.
Neosho County Dairy Princess Candidates Named
Shirley McMains of St Paul and Peggy Wrestler of Walnut lead the Neosho county dairy princess series. McMains, 19, St Paul High School graduate, basketball captain, band clarinetist, telephon e operator at Parsons, 23 years dairying in the family. Wrestler, 18, Erie High School graduate, two years 4-H, college one semester, band trumpet player, 19 years in dairying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley McMains
St. Paul
Neosho County
St. Paul High School
Parsons
Peggy Wrestler
Walnut
Erie High School
Wrestler
High Prairie Pioneers Tour Shares Dairy Judging Tips
The High Prairie Pioneers spring project tour featured Lester Griffith guiding dairy judging at Carolyn and Mark Wing's farm. 4-H members presented clothing, baked goods, livestock entries including Holsteins, sheep, chickens, and goats, with focus on dairy animals and related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie Pioneers
Lester Griffith
Wilson County
Carolyn
Mark Wing
Carolyn Wing
Hostein
Roland Wiggans
Tommy Ayres
Richard Morton
Gary Morton
Brian Morton
Richard Wiltse
Kathy Wiltse
Marjorie Wiltse
Mary Wiltse
Maxine Wiltse
Jimmy Austin
Shropshire Sheep
Steven Austin
Doris Austin
Harvest Meeting Notes With 4-H Members and Guests
The record lists participants including Gary Camppell Cheryl Campbell Ruth Schmidt Bobby Stones Larry Marples and mentions Hereford cows ewes lambs Hampshire sheep cake clothing cookies and wheat. Due to harvest several stops were missed and some 4-H members could not attend while leaders parents guests and the county agent were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Camppell
Cheryl Campbell
Hampshire
Ruth Schmidt
Bobby Stones
Larry Marples
Best Yet 4-H Club Chooses Officers and Schedules
Color fashions and sewing studied by the Best Yet 4-H club at Cremona school house. Members judged hand towels tea towels slip seams and dress hems while pamphlets for project talks were distributed. Officers elected Judy Ehmke chairman Judy Keenan secretary Sidney Naughton reporter Billie Whitworth assistant. The group meets Mondays at 2 pm with next week featuring two demonstrations by Ehmke and Webber and two talks by Rensing and Naughton. Billie Whitworth and Carol Berthot to host and serve as housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremona
Judy Ehmke
Judy Keenan
Sidney Naughton
Billie Whitworth
Anita Webber
Phyllis Rensing
Carol Berthot
Peace and Progress lesson at Mrs Manners home
The Well Groomed Family unit met at Mrs. M L Manners to study Peace and Progress HD. Mrs. Harry Shepherd and Mrs. Manuel Fletcher led, with Mrs. C FE Faulkner presiding. Seventeen items of business were noted, and 18 dozen cancer dressings were made in May before resuming wage dressings in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace and Progress HD
M. L. Manners
Harry Shepherd
Manuel Fletcher
C. FE. Faulkner
J. W. Oliver
George Allen
Harley Knapp
Grant WMS Hosts 33 Members at Grant Avenue Baptist
Grant Avenue Baptist church Women’s Missionary Society met Wednesday with 33 members present. Mrs. Everett Pearson presided, vocal duet by Mrs. Joe Thurman and Mrs. Lu Henry, devotions by Mrs. Vernon Youngberg, love gift dedication by Mrs. Arthur Solomon, reports on Ottawa University House Party by Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Rudolph Sandberg, closing prayer by Mrs. Raymond York.
Ladies Aid Meeting At Earlton EUB Church
Mrs Bassinett hosted with Mrs Gussie Bassinett as co host in rural Earlton for the Ladies Aid of the Earlton EUB church. Roll call featured scripture verses and prayer by Mrs James Buckles. Mrs Alex Barnes read Matthew 6 1 and Mrs Lewis Taylor Sr led the business meeting. A mystery gift exchange preceded a plate luncheon for 25 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Bassinett
Earlton
Leo Priddle
James Buckles
Alex Barnes
Lewis Taylor Sr
WSCS Circles Meet at First Methodist Church
Circles of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at the First Methodist church and at members homes on Wednesday. Officers were named for the year and fundraising plans discussed. Devotions, programs on community and world topics, and social refreshments were shared by 14 to 19 members across Rachel Naomi Esther Orpha Rebekah Martha circles, with lectures from Norah Lofts and E. Stanley Jones cited in program items. A Silver Tea for Rachel circle is planned June 27 at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Burl O’connor
S. Western
O'Connor
Elvin Brenton
Lee Embry
Rachel Circle
M. A. Irwin
Rachel
James A. Allen
Allen
L. D. Perry
WSCS
Naomi
Kenneth Summers
W. H. Riley
E. M. Wible
T. O. Ward
Norah Lofts
Esther
Buford Fisher
Georgia Fitzpatrick
Orpha Circle
S. Plummer
Kenneth Cumings
Effie Fritz
W. FE. Wilson
L. F. Erickson
Lester Purdy
John Camerell
Walter Poor
W. E. Wilson
J. Leroy Barker
James Boerwinkle
R. R. Elder
Sunshine
W. Main
The
Chanute Tribune
G. L. Olford
Howard Jester
Rebekah
Older
Santa Fe Park
Martha Circle
Charles Shaffer
Art Holmes
W. E. Corn
Harry Lewis
Ritterhouse
Mmes
Alfred Petterson
Floyd Stacy
A. W. Knapp
E. F. Disney
R. L. Christie
Covered Dish Dinner For Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Memorial Building for a 6:30 covered dish dinner and business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Wichita Club Holds Meeting With Memorial Service
Fourteen members and a guest from Wichita attended the meeting led by Mrs. E. C. Brenton. A nominating committee was named for Frank Vaughn Lloyd Dalton and William Helton Sr. A memorial service honored Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Downey. Mrs. Nation played piano. The next gathering will be a picnic in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Davidson
Wichita
C. Brenton
Mmes
Frank Vaughn
Lloyd Dalton
William Helton Sr
Vic Anderson
Mary Davis
Flora Downey
John Nation
Home Builders Club Meets at Highland Park
The Home Builders class of First Baptist hosted a picnic at Highland Park with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mintz and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Templeton as hosts. Gilbert Gray gave devotions, Harve Redden led the business meeting, and members voted to assist furnishing cottages at Bacone College in Oklahoma. Twenty-two members and 18 children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Highland Park
Hubert Mintz
Bill Templeton
Gilbert Gray
Harve Redden
Bacone College
Oklahoma
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Harold Fulps
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