Church Circle Meetings At Several Homes This Week
Edith Thompson Circle of First Baptist met at 109 S. Kansas with devotions and lessons on Trouble and The Common Denominator. Grace Hill Circle gathered at 301 Western for prayers and Southeastern Asia lessons. Marjorie Sharp Circle met at 1320 W. Ltd for Our Shepherd of Peace and Changing Cities Challenges Churches. Charlotte Worley Circle hosted at 301 Western with Andrew’s first mission and Child of Miracles. Builders Class of First Presbyterian planned June 28 reception for Fred Yoos’s ministry ordination and discussed Are You Afraid of Your Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thompson
First Baptist Church
Frank Coble
Kansas
Leo Fairchild
Bob Henry
Barvey Wood
Deedra Coble
S. Forest
Marjorie Sharp
Ed Zastrow
W. Ltd
Orville Fickerson
Earl Grogan
Shepherd of Peace
Percy Rowan
Jaanita Rowan
Linus Lofgren
First Presbyterian Church
M. R Wilson
Merle Estes
Wilson
S. Evergreen
Queen Esther Class Elects Officers At Church Luncheon
The Queen Esther Class of First Christian Church held a 12:30 p.m. luncheon with 33 members and six guests present. Officers elected were C. A. Deay president, C. S. Eckard vice president, Grace French secretary and reporter, and Joe Gossett treasurer. The group will not meet in July or August. next gathering is September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Mmes
J. W. Ames
Jim Erans
Grace French
Joe Gossett
LaMoine Waldron
Carl
Sue
Kurt
H. M. McClure
Memorial Service by LAPM Canton Observes Fallen Members
The Ladies Auxiliary of Patriarchs Militant and Canton Neosho Valley No 8 held a joint memorial service for members who died in the past year. Belle Milby presided with Mrs. Ernest Biggs from Fort Scott conducting inspection. Members came from Fort Scott Iola Howard Severy and Chanute. Refreshments were served by Miss Milby and Mrs. Stierwalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Patriarchs Militant
Canton of Neosho Valley No. 8
Belle Milby
Ernest Biggs
Fort Scott
Iola
Howard
Severy
Chanute
Miss Milby
Stierwalt
GALAXON fat loss tablet ad from Casey Drugstore
An advertisement promotes GALAXON weight loss tablets claiming no prescription needed and a seven day money back guarantee. It asserts appetite depression allows eating favorites with smaller portions, costing 3.00 with mail order by Casey Drugstore at 121 E Main.
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Casey Drugstore
Presbyterian Women Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Women gathered in the church parlors for a regular meeting. Mrs. Reuben Burkman opened the session and introduced Mrs. William Hunt who presented the mission study titled Impact Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women
First Presbyterian Church
Reuben Burkman
William Hunt
Grant Avenue Baptist Women Circles Meet for Open Eyes Lesson
The Grant Avenue Baptist Church women held Wednesday circle meetings for the Open Eyes lesson. Hannah Circle met at 121 S. Kansas with 12 members and one guest. Dorcas Circle in the church annex with six members and two guests. Ruth Circle at 1630 S. Central with nine attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Avenue
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Wilson Class Meets In Fellowship Hall
The Wilson Class of the First Methodist church met Wednesday evening in the Fellowship Hall. Ethel Eaton and her group were hostesses. Mrs Adelaide Lewis gave the devotions Faith and Prayer. Miss Eaton conducted a quiz and told of the past presidents of the Class. Those past presidents then told of the projects of their year in office. Nada Wagoner accompanied by Mrs Dave Evans sang several numbers. Mrs Mabel Comstock presided. Punch was served for refreshments.
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Wilson
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ethel Eaton
Adelaide Lewis
Miss Eaton
Nada Wagoner
Dave Evans
Mabel Comstock
Punch
Jolly Go Getters 4 H Club Plans July 3 Event
The Jolly Go Getters 4 H Club met at Odense school with Larry Lindberg presiding. A July 3 8 p.m. Fourth of July celebration was announced at the Odense school. Nancy Rice reported on the Roundup and Cecilia Olson outlined the program including group singing music appreciation and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly-Go-Getters
Odense
Larry Lindberg
Nancy Rice
Cecilia Olson
Linda Smith
Karen Hiebert
David Hawkinson
Jeanne Cuppett
Marvin Elliott
Best Yet 4-H Club elects officers and meets
The Best Yet 4-H Club beginners cooking class met with Mrs. Don Shively. Officers elected: Alice Boaz president, Ruby Feld vice president and reporter, Marsha Knapp secretary. Members include Alice Boaz Barbara Boaz Nancy Shively Gayla Heilman Tammy Naughton Marie Fickel Katherine Taylor and Ruby Feld. The class will meet each Wednesday at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Shively.
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Don Shively
Alice Boaz
Ruby Feld
Marsha Knapp
Barbara Boaz
Nancy Shively
Gayla Heilman
Tammy Naughton
Marie Fickel
Katherine Taylor
Shively
Mrs. McCune Hostess To Mary Circle
The Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at 1308 W. Std with Mrs. Larry McCune hosting. Floyd Naff led the missions lesson and officers were elected for several posts including co-chairman Richard Willis and treasurer Wilbur Thompson. The group adjourned after dessert, with Mark McCune pouring, and a September meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Larry McCune
W. Std
Floyd Naff
Richard Willis
Wilbur Thompson
R. R. Elder
A. J. Bertram
Walter Poor
Friendship Circle
Lewis Wible
Sunshine
K. C. Taylor
McCune
Mark McCune
Social Calendar June 21 1963 Local Club Meetings
Friday events list a Golden Shrine and White Shrine of Jeru salem at Masonic Temple with covered dish at 6 30 p m and a 4 30 p m meeting. EVUB Church hosts Past Presidents LA to B of RT at 7 30 p m. Mrs Lester Welch listed with 501 $. Santa Fe schedule 1 p m Rural Homemakers HDU in Community Room First National Bank TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer Hall 1 39 Neosho Valley HDU with Mrs Jean McCoy 5406 Highland 2 p m.
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Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Evub Church
Lester Welch
Santa Fe
Rurel Homemakers Hdu
First National Bank
Sawyer Hall
Forget-Me-Not Unit Tours Safari Museum
The Forget-Me-Not HDU met at Highland Park with eight members and five children. They toured the Safari Museum, had a park picnic, and held a business meeting led by Mrs. Charles Wolfe. They planned a booth for the Neosho County Fair August 8 to 10 and will host a guest picnic on July 16 at Santa Fe Park.
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Forget-Me-Not
HDU
Highland Park
Safari Museum
the Park
Charles Wolfe
Rolcall
Neosho County
Santa Fe Park
Meat Prices Edge Upward at National Supermarkets
Meat prices edged upward as meat marketing slowed and demand from charcoal chefs grew while beef cuts mostly remain affordable. Pork products saw the greatest increases with several cuts up, and specials on canned hams. Lamb and veal held steady, vegetables and fruit offered plentiful with lower prices from local farms and a bumper crop forecast for spring produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterhouse
Wigs bring new fashion to Kansas women golfers
KS woman golfers embrace wigs as stylish, practical hairpieces for tournaments and off course life. KWGA leader Mrs. Jill Royer says wigs save time, boost confidence, and may become daily wardrobe staples despite an ankle injury delaying her own play at the 41st Kansas State Women's Amateur at Manhattan Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jill Royer
Abilene
Kansas Womens Golf Association
Royer
Chanute
Manhattan
Natasha Ik Fe
Royita
KWGA
Golf Bag
Manhattan Country Club
Ann Landers letters offer blunt family and romance advice
A Chanute Tribune reader compiles multiple Ann Landers columns from 1961 about conflicts in marriage and parenting. Topics include misread timing with visits, persuading a son to attend camp, and ending an unhappy dating relationship. The tone is direct, urging action and personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Ann Landers
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Atabrine Used as Trojan Horse in Lung Cancer Fight
Atlantic City AP scientists from the University of Minnesota propose using Atabrine as a carrier to deliver radiation and anti cancer drugs to lung tumors. Experiments show Atabrine concentrates in lungs and liver and glows under UV light enabling tumor visualization and targeted therapy studies in rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Troy
Alvin Shemesh
Norman B. Ackerman
University of Minnesota Medical School
American Medical Association
Minnesota
Rooney claims bankruptcy after earnings cited in hearing
Actor Mickey Rooney testified at a bankruptcy hearing in Los Angeles that he is broke despite earning about 12 million dollars in 30 years and that practically all he has earned in the past 15 years has been attached to taxes or other debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Rooney
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First Baptist Circles
Grace Hill Circle
Glen McLaren
Lula Leonard
Delbert Tolbert
John Ranz
Southeastern Asia
The
Missions Magazine
Charlotte Worley
W. G. Arthur
Western
T. H. Lovett
E. E. Lofgren
Andrew
Lovett
Byrle Haynes
Grit
Ray Hutchison
Jeannette Arthur
Nina Cox
Queen Esther
LAPM
Canton
Presbyterian
Hannah Circle
Neil Kepley
S. Kansas
Esther Erickson
C. A. Patton
Ben Nicholas
Christ
Lloyd Lantz
E. M. Pearson
Dorcas
Lewis Hottenstein
Blaine Marks
General Women’s Missionary Society
Hottenstein
Ellie Belt
Frank Hotchkiss
Roy Donnelly
Marks
Kay Faulkner
Belt
S. Ashby
Ruth
Larry Haines
1630
S. Central
Olga Nelson
Gene Webber
Jim Haines
Webber
Nelda Roberts
Orlie Hiebert
Mrs. McCune
Dial
Neosho Valley Hdu
Jean McCoy
Highland
Olav V of
Norway
Skaugum
Oslo
Lawrence
Delbert
Singleton
Foreign Legion
Thoreau
Atabrine
Tioga Hotel
Prather
Evergreen
Lou Child
Fares
Red
Colon
Mtae Gand
Mie
Evans
East Main
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