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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1958

Page

3

Erie Couple Announces Engagement of Lora Lee Long

Mr and Mrs Lee Long announce the engagement of their daughter Lora Lee to James L Mount son of Mr and Mrs Harold Mount rural Erie The wedding is planned for late August Miss Long a 1957 Erie High School graduate attended Parsons Junior College Mount a 1954 Erie High School graduate served 32 years in the Navy aboard the USS Lexington discharged in March They will both attend Pittsburg State College this fall

Lora Lee Long Lee Long Erie James L. Mount Harold Mount Lora Lee Miss Long Erie High School Parsons Junior College Mount Navy Lexington Pittsburg State College

Scotch Foresome At Country Club

Marge Cook and Lee Murren chaired a Scotch Foresome at Chanute Country Club with seventeen couples. Prizes went to Morris Endres and partner, Ostrander and Gray, Allen and Kihm, with special prizes to several pairs. William Gray Jr. won closest to the flag on hole nine. Morris and Endres were named chairmen for June 20.

Marge Cook Lee Murren Chanute Country Club Morris al Endres Earl Ostrander Mahlon Gray Robert Allen al Kihm Hazel Rickel Leslie Cable Audrey Gibson Jerry McCune Dennis Mills Jerry Stewart George Wittich Rex Truitt Sandra Mills Joe Vandiver William Gray Jr Morris and Endres

Ladies Aid Meeting Report at Savonburg Church

Mrs Earl Baldwin hosted the Savonburg Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon at the Christian church. The meeting opened with a group singing and devotions by Mrs C M Barsby who presided over business. Roll call answered with scripture verses. A readings program followed and the group closed with the 23rd Psalm. Refreshments served to 11 members and a child.

Gay Helper by Alice Brooks

Pattern 7224 offers six motifs about 5 by 8 inches for dish towels with cross stitch lazy daisy. Send 55 cents per pattern plus 6 cents postage, plus 25 cents for Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. mail to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. New York 11. Includes crochet knitting embroidery weaving quilts and toys.

Alice Brooks Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Wits Marian Martin Chanute Tribune Westpath St N.Y. Prins

Harper Couple Announce Engagement of Jan McDowell

Miss Jan McDowell of Harper is engaged to Don Beach of Wichita. She is a Harper High School graduate employed at Wichita Federal Savings and Loan. Beach, son of Don F. Beach, is a Wichita University senior in engineering working this summer in Cessna Aircraft Engineering Design. The wedding is set for August 24.

Coy McDowell Harper Jan Don Beach Don F. Beach S. Western Miss McDowell Harper High School Wichita Federal Savings and Loan Association Wichita Beach University Cessna Aircraft

Chanute Youth In Dance Review at Lola Event

Chanute youths performed Friday night in the Bernhardt dance review in Lola. Local attendees included LaRue Delp, Kathy Delp, Betty Ann McGrath, James Boerwinkle family, G. B. Sunday family, Richard Perry family, Burl OConnor family, Janet Sunday, James Ganson family, and Sherry Pershall of Iola. Cheryl and Kathleen Sunday invited to dance reviews in Garnett on June 20 and Paola on June 27.

Kathleen Ganson Chery Becky Sue Chanute Lola LaRue Delp Kathy Betty Ann McGrath James Boerwinkle Gail G. B. Sunday Richard Perry Burl O'Connor Janet James Ganson Sherry Pershall Ray Pershall Iola Cheryl Kathleen Garenett Paola

Miriam Circle Hosts Rebekah Lodge Dinner

Mrs George Brieger of R1 entertained 18 Miriam circle members and guests from Nine Past Nobel Grands club and Tillie Cunningham at a covered dish dinner. Ethel Cox presided briefly as gifts were exchanged and Theo Baker won the door prize. The group voted not to meet in July and August. Gene Oyler was co host.

George Brieger R. 1 Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge Nobel Grands Club Tillie Cunningham Ethel Cox Theo Baker Gene Oyler

Basket Dinner For Homebuilders At Highland Park

A basket dinner was served Thursday evening in Highland park for members of the Homebuilders class of the First Baptist church. Everett Wiles presided and guest M. L. Manners gave devotions, "I Would See Jesus". Afterward the group attended a softball game hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mintz for 12 adults and eight children.

Highland Park First Baptist Church Everett Wiles M. L. Manners Jesus Hubert Mintz

Hobby Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Arthur in Lafayette

Mrs Harold Arthur of 423 Lafayette hosted the Hobby Club Friday night with fourteen members present. Mrs E L Kay presided and Mrs L K Olson presented the lesson Boston Rockers with refreshments provided by the hostess and her mother Mrs A H Alcock and Mrs Leslie Matthews. The next meeting is planned for September with Mrs Olson.

Harold Arthur Lafayette Hobby Club E. L. Kay L. K. Olson Boston A. H. Alcock Leslie Matthews Olson

CWFE Honors Mrs. Taylor at Christian Women’s Fellowship Luncheon

Mrs. P. H. Taylor retired president of the Christian Womens Fellowship was honored at a covered dish luncheon in the Christian church. Rev. Ted Hurst delivered the theme Christ Is The Light of the World and installed new officers. New officers include Mrs. Lowell Kreider president and several vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and chairs. About 50 women attended as Mrs. Taylor and her sister presented a memory book.

P. H. Taylor Christian Womens Fellowship Christian Church Jack Sparks Taylor C. A. Deay Christ Ted Hurst Lowell Kreider W. M., Best Harold Cox Dick Crown Gertie Adams Sparks Robert Lopeman C. F. Eckard Ed Nyhart Kenneth Lindsey Henry Alford Leo Gottlieb Dean Ralph Garvin Adams Ross Cooper

Four Square Unit In Meeting Presided by Mrs Hutchison

Mrs W M Hutchison presided Friday at a meeting of the Four Square HDU with seven members answering roll call by sharing The Nicest Thing A Neighbor Has Done For Me. Mrs Roy Tunnell hosted and will lead the booth at the fair with Mrs Reuben Bark and Mrs Cliff Crawford assisting. Mrs Tunnell reported on the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and Mrs Howard Weis taught Time Management using a flannel graph. Mrs Bark directed recreation and thank you notes for flowers from Mrs Harvey Clemens and Mrs Raymond Clemens were read. Mrs Bryan Burk will host the next meeting.

W. M. Hutchison Four Square Hdu Roy Tunnell Walter Browning Reuben Bark Cliff Crawford Tunnell Neosho Memorial Hospital Howard Weis

Modern Etiquette Q A guidance on slips and engagements

The piece covers etiquette for detecting slips, suggesting the man should point out a wardrobe mishap only if a remedy is available without causing embarrassment. It states the hope chest should come from the parents, not the fiancé, and confirms the host should carve enough meat for all before serving anyone.

Lesson on Japan at Vilas WMS

A Vilas Lutheran WMS meeting featured a lesson on Japan titled The Luth eran Church Within The Nation by Mrs Reuben Anderson. Ronald Mooers gave devotions Christian Concern for Guidance and a film on Nishio Japan was shown. Donations supported Bethany College and a Hillside Colorado camp. guests included Mrs Sarah Carroll and Gussie Sorsen.

Japan Reuben Anderson Vilas Lutheran Wms Ronald Mooers Nishio Cathryn Thorsell Bethany College Hillside Col

Bread Heating Tips for Casseroles

A kitchen note explains heating a loaf of French bread in a moderate oven for about 15 minutes. It suggests foil wrapping or using a brown paper bag for a crisper crust and convenient serving with casseroles.

Contest Judges Jittery Over Big Sewing Prizes

Hannah Troy and two other judges faced nervousness judging the Sew Off with a $125 000 grand prize and a separate $5 000 first prize in a Young Homemaker contest. They weighed fashion, fabric, trim, finish, and technique on racks of regional winning outfits. After scoring, ratings were nearly identical despite stage fright.

Hannah Troy New York Paul Edward Bell Lakewood Ohio Troy Eloise Johnson Chicago Virginia Steele Mademoiselle Magazine

Baptist Breakfast Meeting Leads Christian Culture Class

The First Baptist church Christian Culture class held a Friday breakfast with 17 members present and one guest, Mrs. Nina Cox. Mrs. Grace Caldwell presided, devotions by Mrs. Rolla F. Chittenden, and Grace Hill led the program with coffee served by Mrs. Bert James and assistants.

First Baptist Church Grace Caldwell Rolla F. Chittenden Nina Cox Grace Hill Bert James Fred Manley Chittenden Bessie Barker Alfred Anderson Miss Hill

Dream to Sew Misses Nightdress and Gown Pattern

Marian Martin Divine presents a summer sleepwear set with a chemise nightie and a cinched waltz gown and shortie in no iron fabric. Printed Pattern 9228 offers Misses sizes Small to Large and requires 17 1 2 yards of 35 inch fabric with 1 1/2 yards contrast for the medium size.

Marian Martin Divine

Mrs Rankin Attends Kansas State College Workshop

Mrs Eileen Rankin of 609 South Highland attended a workshop at Kansas State College Manhattan June 9 14 for housemothers and directors of living groups. Rankin is foreign student advisor at Wichita University and new housemother of the men's dormitory. The job includes planning menus directing food service running facilities acting as hostess and coordinating with young people alumni college officials and national organizations.

Eileen Rankin Chanute Grace Shugart Kansas State College S. Highland Manhattan

Salad Dressing From Cooked Dressing Mix

A historic recipe outlines a cooked salad dressing using flour salt sugar dry mustard cayenne egg yolks milk vinegar and butter. It uses a double boiler method to thicken 10 to 20 minutes then cools over cold water and refrigerates for storage yielding about one and a half cups.

Rainbow HDU Holds All Day Meeting With Crafts

Mrs. H M Kemmerer hosted the Rainbow HDU at 1522 West Elm for an all day session. Members celebrated three months of birthdays, worked on shell crafts, and planned a county fair booth. Proceeds from the thrift table benefit the Smurthwaite Cooperative House project at Kansas State College.

H. M. Kemmerer W. Elm Rainbow Hdu J. T. Klinginsmith J. M. Parkins Ernest Stemple Thrift Table Smurthwaite Cooperative House Project Kansas State College J. S. Dancer Stemple

Tioga HDU Meeting Hostess Gathers Members and Guest

Mrs Gordon Barker of R3 hosted Tioga HDU with 15 members and guest Mrs Harry Beaty of Long Beach California. Mrs Larry Wilson led the group thanking for last month’s baked food sale and a community project will be chosen at Neosho Memorial Hospital after the Hospital Auxiliary selects a project. Mrs Charles Henshall led a lesson on Changes Needed in The Educational System and reviewed magazine articles including It’s Time To Close Our Carnival and the Tribune’s education section.

Gordon Barker R. 3 Tioga Hdu Harry Beaty Long Beach Calif Larry Wilson Neosho Memorial Hospital Charles Henshall the Tribune Ann Landers

Three Chanute Students Named to KU Honor Roll

Three Chanute students at the University of Kansas, Jean Ashley Jack Wortman and Kay Hargrove, earned places on the honor roll in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences for the spring semester as announced by Dean George Waggoner.

Chanute University of Kansas School of Liberal Arts and Sciences George Waggoner Jean Ashley Ed Ashley S. Highland Jack A. Wortman C. E. Wortman Kay Hargrove H. R. Hargrove W. Main

Stock From Giblets and Vegetables Recipe

A hot stock simmers chicken giblets wing tips necks with onion carrot celery parsley bay leaf peppercorns allspice and salt. Strain, blend with tomato juice, adjust salt pepper and a pinch of sugar, and serve very hot in cups.

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Ladies Aid Savonburg Jan McDowell Chanute Youth In Dance Review Arthur Wesleyan Service Guild Santa Fe Park E. W. Nantz N. Garfield Modern Mothers Club Walter Poor CWF Guild LAPM P.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall Judd Jones Terry Lee Presbyterian Church Bessie Apt Methodist Church Presbyterian Women’s Association EUB Church P. A. Swan Steuben CWFE Vilas Wms Dorothy Roe Women's Baptist Class Mrs. Rankin Mrs. Kemmerer Hans Sonotone Hotel Tioga Chanute Kansas Frank McGaw Sonotone Joplin, Missouri Mrs. Barker K.U Bill Morgan Philco Bantam Harold's Furn. & Appl Johnson Furniture CO Humboldt Neodesha Shannon Hardware Shultz Hardware Thayer, Kansas B. & M. Electric Buffalo MIX Mercantile Stark EBC Katy Chanule, Kansas Philco ARI Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute
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