Vietnamese student spends summer with Chanute hosts
Luu Thanh Tieu from Saigon Vietnam visits Chanute at the Ditmars home 222 North Forest as a St. Mary's College student adopting the name Helen She plans to study two years in the United States to complete her education and return home to teach languages Her impressions span food customs religion and social norms highlighting cultural differences and American hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ditmars
N. Forest
Luu Thanh Tieu
Saigon
Vietnam
St. Mary’s College
Xavier
Helen
Ditmars
Sister Mary Madeleva
St. Mary’s
United States
America
Chanute
Social Calendar Events Scheduled Thursday June 26 1958
Junior golf at Chanute Country advanced play at 8 30 a m. Wednesday June 25 Sunflower chapter CES Masonic Temple p m Business and Professional Women's club Tioga Hotel dinner 6 45 p m Junior golf Chanute Country club beginners instruction 8 50 a m advanced instruction 9 30 a m play Thursday 8 30 a m Men s Interdenominational prayer breakfast Methodist church a m Women s Prayer group Methodist Youth Chapel 10 a m Sunflower HDU Mrs Homer LaForge 11 h N Central take quilt pieces for TB Hospital dessert 1 50 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Chapter
CES
Masonic Temple
Tioga
Chanute Country Club
Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Chapel
Sunflower Hdu
Homer LaForge
N. Central
TB Hospital
UNESCO Board In Meeting At Erie County Home
A covered dish dinner at the Erie county home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meeker hosted Neosho County UNESCO members. Rev. J. M. Torrence opened with prayer, Mrs. Carter Brookhart led, and Dr. Robert Loudon spoke about the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital. Luu Thanh Tieu spoke on Vietnam and was visiting with Leo Ditmars. The next meeting will be at Lake McKinley with Montgomery County board guests. Fourteen members and thirteen guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Walter Meeker
Neosho County
Unesco
J. M. Torrence
Carter Brookhart
Robert Loudon
Southeast
Kansas
Scotland
Luu Thanh Tieu
Leo
Reunion for Family Of Mrs. Alfreda Riley
The six children and 14 grandchildren of Mrs. Alfreda Riley of 426 West Second gathered at Highland Park for a family reunion on Sunday. Attendees included families from Kansas City Topeka Chanute Sandy and Humboldt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfreda Riley
W. 2Nd
Highland Park
Scott Richards
Jan
Steve
R. J. Hanson
Kansas City
Col
Jack Smith
Sandy
Randy
Cindy
Wendy
Lindy
San Antonio
Tex
Charles Pribbernow
Roy Riley
Dennis
Howard Russell
Louise Pribbernow
Humboldt
John Bodin
Marvin Bicknell
Timmy
Terry
Pam
Chanute
Sam Barrackman
Charles
Jim
Topeka
Leo Siebert
Bernard
Tony
Sally
Waverly
Mrs Glen Neely Hosts Earlton HDU Meeting
Mrs Glen Neely of Earlton hosted the Earlton HDU meeting with Mrs Charles Sommars presiding and Mrs A J Elliott delivering a lesson on Home Management and Budgeting Your Time. An umbrella symbol highlighted watching items as 12 members and eight children attended. Will Bucher won the door prize. The next meeting is a pot luck picnic at Highland Park on July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Neely
Earlton
Earlton Hdu
Charles Sommars
A. J. Elliott
Will Bucher
Highland Park
Stigma of Unwed Mothers Baffles a Young Woman
Dear Ann letters reveal a 19 year old who after a teen birth faced gossip and exclusion. The writer seeks guidance on coping with relentless stigma and the pain of being defined by past decisions. A reader advises moving to a new community and suggests Ann Landers resources.
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Dear Ann
Ann Landers
Dinner Served by VFEW Auxiliary Meeting Highlights
A covered dish dinner for VFW Auxiliary members was held in the Memorial building. Eight April May and June birthdays were honored with a song. Mrs. Francis Meeker led the meeting and read a letter from Clara Miller at Winfield hospital. Plans for a Fourth of July booth and hamburger parties were made. Four delegates were elected for the 45th national convention in New York Aug 17 22. The group will send cookies carpet rags and small books to Wadsworth. Marie Couch is cookie chairperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
VFW
Francis Meeker
Clara Miller
Winfield Hospital
H. M. Wilmoth
J. E. Ogden
S. Malcolm
Friendly Neighbor club hosts luncheon and quilting day
The Friendly Neighbor club held a covered dish luncheon for 11 members and 8 guests. Members quilted for the hostess Mrs. Martha Baker, who will host the next meeting on July 17. Cake bakers were Mabel Thornton and Emily Marlow. salad makers were Mrs. Alice Schommer and Mrs. Plyle McGuffey. Mrs. Baker won the penny gift and she and Mrs. Schommer received gifts from their secret pals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbor Club
Martha Baker
Mabel Thornton
Emily Marlow
Alice Schommer
Plyle McGuffey
Picnic Entertains Hulda Parker Chapter Patrons
A gathering last night at the Santa Fe Park Shelter house hosted past matrons and patrons of Hulda Parker chapter CES. A social hour followed and photographs were taken with dinner arranged by Mmes. J. R. Wasser, Fred Heinze, Marlin Blackston and Sam Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Park
Hulda Parker Chapter
CES
Mmes. J. R. Wasser
Fred Heinze
Marlin Blackston
Sam Willis
Tioga Bridge Club Plays Six and a Half Tables
The Duplicate Bridge club met at the Tioga Hotel with six and a half tables in play last night. Top north south scores went to Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and Lee Judy with 56 12, and Mrs. Lewis Carter and Mrs. Maxine Kiblinger 56. East west leaders included Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Lyle Holman 65, Bob Ward and Bob Allen 62 12, and Mrs. Billy Bob Biedleman and Mrs. Dorothy Gilmore 60 12, with Mrs. Charles Broadwell and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart at 54 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga Hotel
Fred L. Johnson
Lee Judy
Lewis Carter
Maxine Kiblinger
Independence
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Bob Allen
Lyle Holman
Bob Ward
Billy Bob Biedleman
Dorothy Gilmore
Charles Broadwell
Clyde Bloomheart
Missionary Circle Seeks Ways to Help Race Relations
The three circles of the Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist Church met Friday. The program titled A Fellowship Fountain addressed race relations with members naming practical ways to aid the race problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Community Circles Share Meetings and Visits in Local Notices
Ruby Wright circle met at Mrs. Van Houten home with Mrs. Crawford presiding. Virginia circle met hostesses Mrs. Glore and Mrs. Ladd at church. Mary-Martha circle hosted by Mrs. Headly with program on housing and education. Weekend visitors included relatives from Kansas City Wichita Ottawa and Chanute, with a church picnic at Santa Fe Park in Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Wright
William van Houten
Herman Crawford
Orville Mason
Ralph Kepley
Lawrence Rinehart
Lloyd Henyan
Rinehart
Walter Headly
E. J. Lombard
Gabe Cruncleton
Cruncleton
Wayne Gilliham
Lombard
Mather School For Colored Girls
Robert Holtz
Gillham
Headly
R. H. Crawford
Richard Crawford
Linda
Ricky
Kansas City
Elizabeth Crawford
Neva Crawford
Wichita
Richard Coleburn
Offut Air Force Base
Omaha
Neb
Curtis VanNice
van Nice
Wayne Nelson
Larry
Katherine
Wellington
Santa Fe Park
Chanute
Fred Bartholomew
Diana Osborn
Ottawa
Barbara Kester
Minnie Towles
William Towles
Towles
Iola
Boneless Roast Prep With Flour Spice Rub
Rub a large boneless meat piece with three tablespoons flour one tablespoon salt and generous pepper and paprika for a pot roast. Use remaining flour mix to thicken the gravy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribune
Chanute Country
Unesco Board
Mildred
Johnson Brothers Furniture
Johnson Brothers
Wagon Wheel
Chest of Drawers
T. T
Chanute Tribune
Ann
Vyrl Roberts
Eric
VFEW
Bridge Club
Virginia Circle
Charles Glore
Carl Ladd
Rex Clements
Louis Hammond
Will Hoke
Frank Stevens
Carl Pullman
WMS
A. L. Chaney
Brotton Laundry Service
MR. Harrisson
Western Provincial
Main
Lincoln
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