Mrs Wilsons class hosts program and social hour
Mrs Frank Burtle and Mrs Clif Crawford led a class party program at First Methodist church for Mrs W E Wilsons class. Vocal numbers by Lyle Lynn and Lee Lyman with their mother, Anita Weber with Karen Earnest. A Biblical quiz and devotional were also part of the evening. Coffee and cake were served to 35 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burtle
Clif Crawford
W. E. Wilson
First Methodist Church
Lyle, Lynn
Lee Lyman
Wilbur Luman
Anita Weber
Karen Earnest
A. L. Bastian
Wilson
Forget Me Not Unit Meets At Tyler Home
Mrs. E A Vanhart spoke at a Forget Me Not HD Unit gathering held Tuesday in Mrs. Charles Tyler’s home. Five members and guest Mrs. Vanhart answered roll with plans to use the color lesson. Mrs. Ora Cheyney taught Foot Health and led recreation while Rex King welcomed as a new member and received a door prize. Refreshments were served to six members plus guests and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Vanhart
Charles Tyler
Roll
Vanhart
Ora Cheyney
Rex King
Modern Etiquette Q and A Do's at a Cocktail Party
A reader asks about refusing a drink politely. Answer: simply say no thank you. The bride usually receives her ring first before presenting the groom with his in a double ring ceremony. For condolences, respond with thank you for your sympathy. The Tribune by carrier.
Needlecraft orders and patterns advertisement from Chanute Tribune
Send thirty five cents in coins for this pattern add five cents for each pattern for first class mailing. Send to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Print name address zone and pattern number. A bonus readers two free patterns printed in Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book for 1950. Plus designs to order crochet knitting embroidery buck weaving toys dolls others. Send 25 cents for your copy of this new needle book.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Marian Martin
Noto Tribune Pattern Dept
West
Marian Martin Pattern 9239 Misses' Size 16 Halter
Pattern details for misses sizes 12 to 20 including size 16 halter, yardage notes for 35 inch fabric and shorts and skirt, price 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing, send to Marian Martin pattern dept New York with name address zone size style number information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian ‘Martin
Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social in Highland Park
The North Valley Ladies Aid gathered in Highland Park for an ice cream social with nine members attending. Mrs. Earl Barnhart led the business meeting. Elmer Pilgrim won the door prize. The group plans a July 18 picnic supper at Highland Park with several guests listed from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Valley Ladies Aid
Highland Park
Earl Barnhart
Elmer Pilgrim
Arthur Gericke
Eugene Evans
Kenneth Raney
Ralph Burghart
Harold Watts
Glenn Eastburn
Tom Evans
Harold
Community Work Emphasized At Presbyterian Women Meeting
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church stressed community service at its monthly meeting in the church parlors. President Mrs. Glen C. Hatfield led, with speakers including Mrs. Randall Diver on Christ’s Way Everyday in the Community and D A Finney on Tuberculosis work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Glen C. Hatfield
John Hargrave
Edna Petterson
Randall Diver
D. A. Finney
The
Tuberculosis Association
George Bark
Mrs Tripp Heads Friendly Thimble Club Officers Named
Mrs Charles Tripp was elected president of the Friendly Thimble Club at a Wednesday officers election. Other officers include Mrs Fred Bartholomew as vice president and Mrs Charles McKellip as secretary reporter with Mrs Ole Ball as treasurer. Ten members and five children attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tripp
Friendly Thimble Club
Fred Bartholomew
Charles McKellip
Ole Ball
Service Guild meets at Highland Park with picnic
A Wesleyan Service Guild prayer service was led by Mrs. Ethel Lewis at Highland Park on Tuesday evening at six. A salad picnic followed at six thirty. Mrs. Kenneth Tebow presided over a business meeting with twenty nine members and one guest, Mrs. Ralph Ruggles. The next meeting is set for July 9 at six p.m. in Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Highland Park
Ethel Lewis
Kenneth Tebow
Ralph Ruggles
Bound to Win Unit reaches New Mexico on trip
Mrs Harry Byers and Bound to Win class members of the Evangelical United Brethren church met after a business session on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Frank Percy, president, led the meeting with devotions by Grace Bowman. Hostesses served refreshments from a garden flower table with a blue scheme to 15 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Byers
New Mexico
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Percy
Grace Bowman
Quilting Session Held by Zion Home Workers
The Zion Home workers met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Lola Browning and Beryl for an afternoon quilting session. Mrs. Wilbur McMillen, president, led prayers and scripture. Eleven members attended along with three guests. next meeting set for July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Homeworkers
Lola Browning
Beryl
Wilbur McMillen
Roll
Browning
Gene McMillen
Mmes. A. L. Bastian
A. W. Knapp
Elmer Young
Bethel Guild Adds Two New Members at Home Meeting
Bethel Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church welcomed Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and Mrs. Clarence Barr as two new members alongside ten regular members. The group met at Mrs. Kenneth Chil ders home, 230 West 4th Street, Tuesday night. Mrs. Norman Madill led the lesson on the Effect of the Church in Our Homes. Mrs. Paul Life reported on the World Service Convention and US missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wilson
Clarence Barr
Bethel Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kenneth Childers
Norman Madill
Paul Life
Women’s Society of World Service
United States
Ballards Honored By Friends In Arlington Dinner
Neighbors and former residents gathered on the Gust Larson lawn at 105 Plummer to honor Mr. and Mrs Bryl Ballard David and Karen Ballard of Arlington Virginia with a covered dish dinner Wednesday evening. Attendees included Maude Williams Imogene Colan Forest Dugan Patty Oscar Larson Gust Larson Helen and Harriet Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Larson
Plummer
Bryl Ballard
David and
Karen
Arlington
Maude Williams
Imogene Colan
Forest Dugan
Patty
Oscar Larson
Helen
Harriet
Henry Hanson
Homemakers Club Meets in Highland Park
Mrs Earl Robison president of the Homemakers Mothers Club gave the devotional on Fathers Day at a Highland Park meeting. Refreshments were served to five. The club will meet July 17 in Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Robison
Homemakers Mothers Club
Highland Park
Larson Guests Honor At Tucson Dinner In Arizona
Dr and Mrs Emil Larson of Tucson Arizona were guests of honor at a covered dish dinner held on the back lawn of the Gust Larson residence at 105 S Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Larson
Tuscon, Ariz
Gust Larson
S. Plummer
Sunday evening gathering at the Larson residence
Sunday evening socializing brought together Carl Larson, Mr and Mrs Ray Larson and Evelyn, Mr and Mrs Oscar Larson, Mrs Wayne Olson, Gust Larson, and Helen and Harriet for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larson
Ray Larson
Evelyn
Oscar Larson
Wayne Olson
Gust Larson
Helen
Harriet
Eckart-Daniels Wedding in Chanute
Agnes C Eckart and Edwin L Daniels exchanged marriage vows June 8 at St Josephs Catholic rectory. Bride wore dusty pink nylon lace dress with pearls and a white orchid. Attendants included Mrs Don Endsley and Gerald L Daniels. They will reside at 3072 N Grant Chanute. she is a hospital bookkeeper, he a property manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Agnes C. Eckart
Leo C. Eckart
Edwin L. Daniels
Ferol Daniels
St. Joseph's Catholic Rectory
Francis Hay
N. Grant, Chanute
Daniels
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute Property Management Corp
Chanute
Foot Health Lesson At Earlton Club Meeting
Earlton HD Unit gathered at Mrs. Kenneth W Brant home for the first session on Foot Health and Shoe Selection with group singing. Eleven members and sixteen children attended the refreshment served by the hostess Mrs. Glenn Neely won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Kenneth W. Brant
Glenn Neely
Bill Shepherd
S. Allen
Chanute
Local families attend event in Logne Minnesota
Mrs James Larson and Mrs Bertha Bucher lead a guest list from Minneapolis with connections to Kansas City Aurora and Richland alongside the Olson and Anderson families. Assisting were Emma Johnson Elmer Anderson A E Hanson Wm Lestle Milo Johnson Al Caplan and Roy Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logne
Minn
James Larson
Bertha Bucher
Minneapolis
A. E. Hanson
Charles
Paul
Anita Sue
Kansas City
William Lestle
Billy Joe
Paul Dean
Michael
Aurora
Lynnta Wigans
Harriet Larson
Sharon Nelson
Gerald Olson
Elmer Anderson
Marlene
Esther Olson
J. Rolland Christenson
Ever Ready 4 H Club meeting highlights and next date
The Ever Ready 4 H Club met at North Valley School with 35 members two community leaders five program leaders and 14 guests attending. Harold Barnhart presided as Judy Henry performed piano and address on flag care while demonstrations covered landing blocks hems and health topics. Next meeting is July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Barnhart
North Valley School
Fred Flottman
Council
John Gorton
Judy Henry
Billy Hasty
Neil Gray
Merla Raney
Song of Health
Martha Angelton
Deardi Niver
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Hold June to Demonstrations
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H Club met at Lyla Hanson's home with 12 girls, 3 leaders, and 6 visitors. Judy Bower led Laying a Pattern, Linda Bower taught Making a Custard, and Sharon Bussman demonstrated Making Light Rolls. Cookies and a cold drink were served. Next meeting set for June 26 at Ruby Jackson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees 4-H Club
Lyla Hanson
Judy Bower
Linda Bower
Sharon Bussman
Ruby Jackson
Poppyseed Noodles Recipe Card
Recipe for poppyseed noodles with egg noodles butter salt pepper and poppyseed. Ingredients include 8 ounce noodles 3 quarts water 1 tablespoon salt 4 tablespoons butter 2 teaspoons poppyseed. Method boils noodles drains returns to kettle with butter and seasonings then tosses and heats. Serves 4 to 6.
Generally Fair Skies Across Regions As Summer Opens
The Associated Press reports generally fair skies in the East and West for the summer start. Rain along the Gulf Coast, storms in the Rockies and plains, with cooler, calmer weather elsewhere. A deadly tornado in Fargo, North Dakota killed 10 and injured 85, over 200 homes damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
Central Plains
Rockies
Fargo
N.D
Jenkins named state vehicle superintendent in Kansas
Gov. Docking announced that Jack B. Jenkins will become state vehicle superintendent July 1, succeeding Ed J. Camp. William D. Murphy will replace Camp as assistant. The changes reflect a shift under the new administration and affect non civil service posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Highway Patrol
George Docking
Jack B. Jenkins
Mission
Walter Haxman
Ed J. Camp
William D. Murphy
Camp
Kansas
Lynn Brodrick
Brodrick
Murphy
White
Fred Hall
Docking
Jenkins
Highway Department
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the Tribune
Ladies Aid
PTA Council
Stuart M. Hoofnagle
March of Dimes
John Nation
American Legion Auxiliary
M. L. Morton
Girl Scouts
Hatfield
Gray Ladies
Roy Chapple
W. H. Wilkins
Duncan Hodge
Yates Center
E. D. Raymond
Sandpoint
Idaho
Margaret Kerr
Ostenberg
Neosho Presbyterial
Ioa
William T. Hunt
Mrs. Tripp
Thimble
Service Guild
Krone
Insurance Agency
Lincoln
S. Santa Fe
Chanute, Kans
Ballards
Larsons
High Prairie Pioneers
Nadine Howard
Roland Wiggans
Mary Wiltse
Cheryl Campbell
Brian Morton
Carolyn Wing
Marjorie Wiltse
Robert Stone
Gary Campbell
Jim Austin
Gary Morton
Mark Wing
Richard Morton
Larry Marple
Gary
W. Main
of Ol
State OF
Chanute Discount Co
S. Evergreen
Campbell
Jack Jenkins
Bank OF Commerce
Friendly Bank
FDIC
Vornado
Koch Bros. Furniture
Toni Todd
Weno
Colin-Hall-Marx
Leno
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