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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

3

Erie Eastern Star Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Erie Chapter No. 136 of the Order of the Eastern Star marked its 50th anniversary with a Down Memory Lane program at Masonic Hall. Mrs. Margaret Butler narrated chapter history, with period costumes and musical tributes, followed by a moving memorial service and honors for dignitaries. A large attendance enjoyed golden anniversary cake and refreshments.

Erie Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Memory Lane Margaret Butler Butler Leslie Scoville Sylvia Sands Marjorie Dunham Grand Chapter Grand Jurisdiction Mmes Esther Watkins Loucile Huffman Charlotte Bowyer Bertha Hoag Bess Debus Isle of Somewhere Jesus Olive Collins Cecil Brown Kansas

Half-Size Sundress Pattern Promotes Flattering Fit

The text describes a summer sundress pattern by Marian Martin STEP-IN with a slimming side-buttoned line designed for shorter fuller figures. It mentions several cool cottons for daily wear and lists Pattern 9350 with sizes 14% to 24% and yardage for size 164.

Marian Martin

Pattern mailing instructions to Marian Martin cha mote Tribune

The notice directs sending thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first copies to Marian Martin care of The Chamote Tribune Pattern Dept at 132 West 41st Street New York NY. Print NAME ADDRESS including ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

Bend Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Marian Martin Chamote Tribune Weat Ath St

Wesleyan Service Guild Hosts Covered Dish Dinner

Twenty members of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church and six guests attended the regular monthly meeting at Highland Park. A 6:30 p.m. covered dish dinner was followed by devotions by Mrs. Harold Anderson on Over come Evil With Good and a short business session about a new money making project. The WSCS honorary life membership pin and certificate were presented to Mrs. Kenneth Tebow by Mrs. Felix Bouray. A new executive committee meeting followed.

Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Highland Park Harold Anderson Felix Bouray Women’s Society of Christian Service Kenneth Tebow Ws.c.s

Pep Up Meat Loaf With Tabasco Seasoning

A compact kitchen tip urges adding Tabasco sauce to meat loaf for extra heat and flavor. It suggests a peppery kick to enrich the dish without changing the core recipe.

Ramona Puckett Engaged to Lester S. Smith

Mr and Mrs Paul R Puckett announce the engagement of their daughter Ramona Gail to Lester S Smith son of Mr and Mrs Leslie R Smith The couple both graduated from Chanute High School with the class of 1954 Ramona has recent studies and work at a Chanute insurance agency The wedding is tentatively planned for late summer

Paul R. Puckett S. Lincoln Ramona Gail Lester S. Smith Leslie R. Smith S. Highland Miss Puckett Chanute High School Chanute Junior College Sigma Alpha Les Demoiselles Independence Junior Colege Ietrolia

Dorothea L. Dix Tent Hosts Dept. President Visit

The Dorothea L. Dix tent in DUV held a called meeting at Mrs. Minnie Carter’s home Tuesday evening for an official visit by department president Elsie Mae Moody of Dodge City. Moody presided, received gifts from Nellie Pearl Griffin and Mrs. Carter, and refreshments were served. Moody and her mother departed Wednesday morning for Emporia tent.

Dorothea L. Dix Duv Minnie Carter Department Elsie Mae Moody Dodge City Mrs. Moody Miss Moody Nellie Pearl Griffin

CWF Guild Meets At Umbarger Home

Jacquita Coe led the lesson titled Needed A United Witness at the CWF Guild gathering held Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the Umbarger home of Mrs Myrle Umbarger The six month study series To Serve This Present Age concluded Velma Anderson retired president presided with prayer Mrs Charles Arnett gave devotions Psalm 121 theme Trees Hostess Ruth Shannon and Mrs Arnett served ice cream and cookies to nine members The next meeting will be at Miss Shannon's home on July 17 with Mrs Umbarger delivering the lesson and Miss Anderson the devotions

Jacquita Coe CWF Myrle Umbarger Velma Anderson Charles Arnett Ruth Shannon

Textile Club Meets in Carpenters Hall

The Chanute Textile Paint Club met Tuesday in Carpenters Hall for a noon sack lunch. Twelve members attended and worked on painted floral quilt blocks. Members are asked to submit all blocks at the next meeting.

Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall

Class Party Held With Mrs Carlson

Mrs Mabel Carlson hosted a Bound to Win class party of the EUB church at her home on Wednesday at 2 o clock with 12 members and two guests Mrs Kate Noble and Mrs George Vining. Mrs Arthur Carlson presided as co host and led roll call while Mrs P A Swan gave the devotion and lesson from biblical texts and readings. Refreshments were served as the afternoon continued informally.

Kay Rogers Aleene Dalton Helen Gould Scoville Marjorie Howard Mildred Swan Wintress Richey Mmes Lois Shrum Eileen Heaton Howard Mabel Carlson EUB Church Arthur Carlson Kate Noble Orange Calif George Vining P. A. Swan

Bridal Party Attire Choices Guided by Bride

The bride has prerogative to select attendants’ costumes even if bridesmaids pay for them. While some may object, this is the accepted practice. Engraved or printed cards of thanks are discussed as a possible tasteful option.

Proper Etiquette Question on Bacon and Utensils

A reader asks if a written thank you note is acceptable and if breakfast bacon should be eaten with a fork. The answer: a note should be formal rather than informal and bacon should be eaten with a fork, not fingers.

How Can I Treat Common Household Ailments

A historical advice column offers simple remedies. It suggests treating styles with warm milk on the eyelid, using a cloth for several minutes until inflammation ends. It also prescribes scenting a room with pine needle cushions to mask cooking odors and reviving damp matches by brushing them against a clothes brush.

Brinkmans Host Father’s Day Dinner for Four Generations

Mr and Mrs Homer F Brinkman and David hosted a Father’s Day dinner at 201 Franklin Street Sunday. Guests included George McKaska great grandparents F C Hayworth grandparents Walter Brinkman Margaret Brinkman Richard Brinkman and Linda Howe all from Humboldt.

Homer F. Brinkman David N. Franklin George McKaska F. C. Hayworth Walter Brinkman Margaret Brinkman Richard Brinkman Linda Howe Humboldt

First Baptist Circles Meet Pillar of Missionary Society Sessions

The Women's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church met in five circles this Wednesday afternoon at members’ homes. Circle 1 hosted Mrs. C. E. Nickerson in Tulsa travel notes and a salad luncheon for four members and guest Mrs. Gilbert Gray. devotionals led by Mrs. Nickerson. Circle 2, at 815 W. Elm, led by Mrs. Earl Grogan, discussed Doing Little Things with 13 Bible verses, sent a birthday gift to Emily M. Ballard in India, planned baby layettes for Bethel Center in Kansas City, and closed with prayer. Circle 3 at 1815 S. Edith under Mrs. J. W. Hosefelt heard devotionals from the 23rd Psalm and discussed East Asia family life. eight members responded to roll call. Circle 4 featured 26 Bible verses and Constitution-themed lessons with a dessert course for ten. Circle 5, 223 E. 11th, heard Nellie Pearl Griffin on the Southern Baptist convention. article from Crusader Magazine discussed The Battle of Oklahoma.

C. E. Nickerson Santa Fe Gilbert Gray W. G. Arthur Nickerson Billy Graham Tulsa E. E. Lofgren William Templeton W. Elm Earl Grogan Emily M. Ballard India Bethel Center Kansas City Puerto Rico Missions Magazine Glen McLaren Grogan Tommy Baughn J. W. Hosefelt Junior Fritz Ralph Chapman N. Central L. E. Lofgren J. T. Ansell E. 11Th Nellie Pearl Griffin Southern Baptist Convention Rolla Chittenden Crusader Magazine Okina

Overseas missionary box packager featured in Chanute Tribune

The Chanute Tribune on June 21 1956 highlights Edith Thompson of Japan, an overseas missionary whose August birthday is noted.

Packag The Chanute Tribune Japan Edith Thompson

Presbyterian Women Meet at Church

The Presbyterian Women's Assn gathered in church parlors for a business meeting and devotions led by Mrs. H. C. Bodley. Garments for the Arizona mission field were shown by Mrs. D. C. Diver as a dedication service took place. Mrs. D. A. Finney led the year’s study on In All and Through All.

Presbyterian Women's Assn Glen Hatfield H. C. Bodley Arizona Mission Field D.C. Diver White Cross Burris Blume Blanche Petit D. A. Finney Mmes Edwin Rideau Petit William Warren John Nation Robert Williams Hatfield

Sub Debs Meet with Alice McCune Presiding

Sub Debs gathered Monday night with vice-president Alice McCune presiding at the home of Susan. The meeting continued with routine reports and social planning for upcoming events.

Alice McCune Susan

Pledges Hostess Event Details at Meeting

In the absence of the president Nancy Nelson, Hanna McNeal and Corinne Molzen of Wichita attended. A money making activity was discussed after a program presented by the pledges, followed by refreshments for sponsors Mrs. Bus Wortman and Mrs. Bill Gray Jr. with 28 members, 26 pledges and one guest.

Hanna McNeal S. Edith Nancy Nelson Bus Wortman Bill Gray ,Jr Corinne Molzen Wichita

Social Calendar for Friday June 22 1954

Queen Esther class at First Christian Church at 2 30 p m. Ladies Day Bridge at the County club at 1 30 p m. Wilson class will quilt and do Red Cross sewing from 9 a m to 4 p m.

Queen Esther First Christian Church Wilson Red Cross

Simple Herbed Rice Mix with Vegetables

Cooked rice is varied by stirring in grated carrot finely diced celery or shredded spinach after draining. Mix in vegetables with a generous dollop of butter or margarine for a quick seasoned side dish.

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Alice Brooks Grams Nation W. Main Cleaners Wesleyan Guild Ramona Puckett CWF Guild Umbarger Home Textile Club the Tribune Durham & Jordan Ramona Gail Puckett S. Lincoln Drisdell Mrs. Carlson Brinkmans First Baptist Circles Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Valence
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