Social Scene Highlights From Friday Schedule
The Social Scene in the June 23 issue lists events at Memorial building First Christian church Grace Episcopal Grace Episcopal church basement and Santa Fe south shelter. Senior Citizen's club 1:30 pm CWF executive board 12:30 pm sack lunch Queen Esther class 2 am TOPS Determinettes. Past Noble Grand Mrs. Vincent W Baylor 2192 W Main covered dish dinner 6:30 pm LA to ORC and B Mrs. W B Haines 105 W Grant 2 pm. Deborah circle First Methodist church met Tuesday night at Santa Fe shelter with guests Mrs Kelso to host September meeting.
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Senior Citizen's Club
Memorial Building
CWF
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Noble Grand
Vincent W Baylor
W. Main
ORC
W. B. Haines
W. Grant
Deborah
First Methodist Church
Santa Fe South Shelter House
B. E. Kelso
Esther Class Meets With Mrs Barker at First Christian
Mrs R C Barker hosted the Queen Esther class of the First Christian church at 806 S Ashby on Wednesday. The meeting opened with prayer and included a read letter from Mrs Bessie Crabtree on vacation, notes on Mrs L F Sare’s hospital recovery, a reading on Tell Me The Story of Jesus by Fanny Crosby, and devotions Any Steps Today. Refreshments followed with Mrs Campbell and Mrs A L Locke assisting. the class will skip July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Barker
S. Ashby
First Christian Church
Bessie Crabtree
L. F. Sare
C. L. Campbell
Jesus
Fanny Crosby
H. M. Kemmerer
Campbell
A. L. Locke
Forget-Me-Not Unit Meets. New Members Join
Members of the Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday with Mrs. Jess Daughty and welcomed new members Mrs. Gary Hinkle Mrs. John Ranz Mrs. Ronald Chenny and Mrs. Thornton Matlock. A white elephant exchange was held and Mrs. V FE Gericke led the heart lesson. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is July 18 at 7 p.m. at Santa Fe south shelter house with a guest speaker. Attendees are asked to bring a picnic basket and their own table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Daughty
R. J
Gary Hinkle
John Ranz
Ronald Chenny
Thornton Matlock
V. FE. Gericke
Santa Fe South Shelter House
Baby's Pets textile patterns by Alice Brooks
Baby motifs suitable for linens scarves pillows and bibs match crib cover designs. Pattern 7179 transfers eight motifs from 6 by 12 inches. Send 35 cents plus extra for postage to The Chanute Tribune Housenote Arts Dept New York Il for pattern _PATTERN NUMBER_ NAME ADDRESS ZONE. Also advertise 1961 Needlecraft Book with over 125 designs and free veil cap designs, order quick for 25 cents.
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Baby
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune
Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Ruth Circle Meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist
The Ruth circle met Wednesday at Mrs B H Sherbenou s home with Mrs Robert Cox society president and Mrs Gilbert Horn as guests. The opening prayer was by Mrs Robert Cox and white cross work was completed. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
B. H. Sherbenou
Robert Cox
White Cross
Gilbert Horn
Society
Bound To Win Class Meeting At Mrs Burtch Home
Mrs. Carl Burtch hosted the Bound To Win class of the Evangelical United Brethren church at her home 206 S Rut ter Wednesday. Mrs Edna Hall assisted and Mrs Frank Percy presided. Devotions The Guiding Hand were given by Mrs Wesley Hamilton. Mrs Claude Carver gave the Bible lesson The Kingdoms Keys. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Burtch
Evangelical United Brethren Church
S. Rutter
Edna Hall
Frank Percy
Wesley Hamilton
Claude Carver
Presbyterian Women meet in church parlor program on missions
The United Presbyterian Women gathered Wednesday in the church parlor with Mrs. Paul Parsons presiding. Mrs. D. A. Finney led group singing, aided by Mrs. Dave Petterson. Mrs. Blanche Petit presented the yearbook of prayer to missions for Spanish speakers, and Mrs. Randall Diver led a slide program on the local church and its work. Guest Mrs. P. O. Bross of Blue Ridge Summit, Pa., attended.
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United Presbyterian Women
Paul Parsons
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Blanche Petit
Randall Diver
P. 0. Bross
Blue Ridge Summit
Mrs Toland Hosts Hannah Circle Meeting
Mrs Ralph Toland at 218 N Lafayette hosted the Hannah circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Wednesday. Mrs C W Doyle opened with prayer and Mrs Esther Erickson led devotions on Vacation Time. Mrs H I Tiegreen taught A Tour of Overseas Missions and reported on White Cross work. Guests included Mrs Edgar Youngberg and Mrs Homer Matlock. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Toland
N. Lafayette
Hannah
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
C. W. Doyle
Esther Erickson
H. I. Tiegreen
Dorcas Circle Meets at Mrs Webber Home
The Dorcas circle of Grant Nesday gathered at 19 North Lafayette for a July meeting with Mrs Lewis Hottenstein presiding. Devotions titled Make Up Your Mind were led, and the Clean Hands lesson was presented by Mrs Paul Whitworth. White Cross work was done and refreshments served. Guest Mrs Everett Pearson attended. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Rudolph Sandberg in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Gene Webber
N. Lafayette
Lewis Hottenstein
Paul Whitworth
Everett Pearson
Rudolph Sandberg
Class Party at First Methodist Church Brightens Evening
Mrs. Wilson's Sunday School class held a Wednesday night party in the church fellowship hall. Fifty-one attendees enjoyed three flute numbers by Sue Samuels of Broken Arrow with accompaniment by Hazel Slane. Mrs. John Fischer led devotions and Martha Wagner and committee served refreshments. A covered dish dinner is planned for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Fiftyone
Sue Samuels
Broken Arrow
Okla
Vera Rader
Hazel Slane
John Fisher
Martha Wagner
Thornburg Unit Hosts Mrs Reece for Health Shoes
Mrs L H Reece of rural Earlton hosted the Thornburg Home Demonstration Unit. Correctly fitting shoes for health and comfort were demonstrated, emphasizing proper fit and foot care.
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Earlton
L. H. Reece
Thornburg
Home Demonstration Unit Meets for Lessons and Safety Plans
Cottage Oak group met with Mrs. Harold Williams to hear Sewing Tips taught by Jean ie Cress and lessons on wise food buys and freezer tips by Mrs. Blanscott and Mrs. Wing. A booth for the Wilson County Fair was organized and a safety program chair was named. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin Jo Cress
Carl Stone
Fredonia
John Blanscott
Phillip Wing
W. 0
Fair
W. N. Wiggans
Carroll Folger
Humboldt
Cottage Oak Home
Harold Williams
Jeanie Cress
Cress
Warren Fultz
Cushman Ingold Vows Announced in Missouri Church
Mr and Mrs Floyd Cushman announce the marriage of their son Kenneth Cushman to Grace Ingold of McPherson. The ceremony was held at Bible Baptist Church with Rev Marvin Adams officiating. Richard Cushman served as best man. Kenneth will enter Navy basic training in July in Springfield Missouri.
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Floyd Cushman
St. Santa Fe
Kenneth Cushman
Grace Ingold
McPherson
Bible Baptist Church
Marvin Adams
Richard Cushman
Springfield
Cushman
Navy
Baptist Groups Meet At First Baptist Church
Esther circle met in the church basement with hostess Mrs Leland Richman and leader Mrs Elmer Peterson. Devotions by Mrs Georgia Hosfelt. 22 cards and 20 calls were logged for the month. Priscilla circle hosted by Mrs Harry Patterson. devotion by Mrs Nellie Dickinson. lesson on Why Missionaries Want To Go Back To The Congo by Mrs Glen McLaren. Martha circle hosted by Mrs Ray J. Hutchison with guest Mrs Frank Coble. devotions by Mrs Hildur Martin and lesson Witch Doctor. Fourteen cards and 11 calls reported. Lydia circle met with Mrs Bill Grogan. devotions Lighter Of Candles. lesson We Adopted A Child with guest Mrs George Marisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
First Baptist Church
Leland Richman
Elmer Peterson
Georgia Hosfelt
Fred Mullen
Crusader
Harry Patterson
Priscilla
Percy Rowan Jr
Nellie Dickinson
Congo
Glen McLaren
Ray J. Hutchison
Frank Coble
W. 2Nd
Martha Circle
Hildur Martin
Agnes Chittenden
Rudy Godinez
Lydia
Bill Grogan
Lafayette
Bill Wiggans
Delbert Tolbert
Wiggans
George Marisch
Oakland
Calif
High Prairie Pioneers 4-H Project Meeting
The High Prairie Pioneers 4-H club held a project meeting at the Dale Wiltse home on Tuesday. The foods meeting started with roll call and members answered questions about their projects.
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High Prairie Pioneers
Dale Wiltse
Advice Chat Leaves A Split Between Landers Fans And Skeptics
Letters to Ann Landers discuss punishing a bachelor for noise during twins play, a judge advocate on alimony in New Jersey, and the weight of a three foot square cement slab. The column also answers readers on marriage, legal protections, and hosting guests, with local family notices and visits to Chanute and Wichita.
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Ann Landers
Wichita Eagle
Ann
Henry
Chicago
G.I
New Jersey
Newark
Newt
4-H Clothing Club Meets at Fair Demonstrations
Brownies and members gathered for a clothing project meeting at the fair. Eddie and Glen Wiltse demonstrated dishwashing, Cheryl Campbell showed how to make a belt and sew in a zipper, roll call noted members' favorite garment elements, and refreshments were served.
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Ber
Eddie
Glen Wiltse
Cheryl Campbell
How Can I How to mend broken dishes and scratchy glass
A guide suggests melting powdered alum and applying it to the broken edges before joining pieces and letting dry. It also recommends toothpaste to remove small scratches on glass tables or TV screens, rubbed on with a cloth and polished afterward.
Fashion pattern ad for Marian Martin prints
An old advertisement promotes the Marian Martin Play It Cool pattern in Misses sizes 10 to 18 with a princess curved sheath. It lists fabric yardage for size 16 and instructs sending fifty cents plus pattern details to The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept in New York.
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Marian Martin
Medical Missions Observance By Humboldt Service Guild
The Humboldt Women's Service Guild observed Medical Missions Day at the United Presbyterian Church. White Cross offerings and garments for the National Missions field were highlighted, with contributions for India and Bethany Group. Rotarian birthdays and Humboldt Pool reports followed, noting 290 daily users and pool-safety training. Independence Day closures and visiting Rotarians were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt Service Guild
Humboldt
Women’s Service Guild
United Presbyterian Women
White Cross
Alvin Wood
C. J. Spencer
C. B. Shepard
Bethany Group
W. T. Garvie
C. W McCluskey
RC. Wright
National Missions
India
Louise Lehrack
David S. Woods
George Garvie
John Hatch
Arthur Carlson
Harold Williams
Malcolm Higgins
Elmer Harwood
Humboldt Swimming Pool
Fred Johnson
Dan Harwood
W Redding
Iola
South Korea Fires About 20,000 Government Workers
In Seoul Lt Gen Chang Do-young announced about 20 000 of the government’s 240 000 employees were fired and a further 29 990 to be dismissed for draft dodging or other reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul, Korea
South Korea
Chang Do-young
Army Seeks Support for 10-Division Quick Reaction Force
Army officials head to the Governors Conference in Honolulu to promote a plan creating a 10 division quick reaction force drawn from National Guard and reserve units. Governors will hear the case from the National Guard Committee led by Gov. Ernest Vandiver as revisions loom over manpower and budgets.
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Washington
Honolulu
National Guard Committee
Ernest ‘ Vandiver
Georgia
State to Open Bids on Projects in Topeka Area
The state will open bids in July for three projects in the Topeka area. Plans include constructing asphalt tennis courts, purchasing finish hardware for student cottages at Boys Industrial School, and razing an underground heating plant and smoke stack near the old Kansas Technical Institute, to convert the institute into a new penal reception and diagnosis center.
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Topeka
Boys Industrial School
Old
Kansas Technical Institute
Storms and floods kill 14 in Turkey at night
Storms and fresh floods pummel scattered sections of Turkey during the night. Authorities report 14 deaths and widespread damage across affected areas.
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Istanbul
Turkey
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