Reunion of Modern Mothers Club Sunday
A reunion for Modern Mothers club members was held at the Shelter House in Santa Fe Park with invitations sent to over 50 former members since the 1941 organization. A basket dinner followed as members shared updates, letters from absent members, and introduced charter members and current participants.
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The
Modern Mothers Club
Santa Fe Park
Dale Biele
Vernon Weathers
Topeka
Dennis Mills
Edward Blair
A. B. Johnson
Paul Harris
Elmer Haskett
Pueblo
Colo
Glen Ossian
Charles McCannon
Bloomington
Ill
Mike Madison
de Kalb
Hubert Riker
el Reno
Okla
Carl Neal
San Jose
Calif
Ben Dugan
Webb City
W. E. Allison
Dennis
Bonnie
Lee Kelley
Marvin Dixson
Hutchinson
Frank Hoover
Trudy
Becky
Wichita
Don Davis
Dean
Tommy
Dawn
Dallas
Tex
Joplin Man Shows New Hair Styles
Lloyd Kilgore of Joplin served as guest artist at a Parsonian Hotel event in Parsons for the Neosho Valley unit of the Kansas State Cosmetology Association. He styled Italian, chemise and petal looks and introduced a basic no part design suited for day or evening wear. Attendees from Chanute included several named members. The next meeting is set for July 28 in Chanute.
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Lloyd Kilgore
Joplin
Parsonian
Parsons
Neosho Valley
Kansas State Cosmetology Association
Kilgore
Chanute
Ruth Whitworth
Earl Loveaul
Jack Colborn
Dean Noland
Michael Thurman
Janice Young
Carmen McMinimy
20th Annual Reunion For Rush Descendants
A 20th annual Rush family reunion was held Sunday at Erie City park. Attendees included descendants of George W. Rush J. G. Rush and D. D. Rush along with many named couples from Missouri Kansas and Oregon and Erie.
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Rush
Erie
George W. Rush
J. G. Rush
D. D. Rush
Classes Rescheduled In Swimming Program
Due to higher enrollment the swimming program has shifted classes to accommodate waiting list children. Mrs. Carl Ranabarger, director, reminds families to bring filled cards. New schedule takes effect Monday with four time slots from 9:00 to 12:00.
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Carl Ranabarger
Ridge Evangelical United Brethren meeting opened at Mrs Solomon's home
Mrs Solomon entertained Ridge Evangelical United Brethren at her home. A poem titled Touch of The Master's Hand opened the gathering. Roll call referenced Our Vacation. Reports were read by Anna Carlson and Glenn Stoll. Ed Kuhn led the lesson Strengthen The Church Through Vacation. E M Pauli read scripture and Stoll offered closing prayer.
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Ridge Evangelical United Brethren Wsws
Virgil Solomon
Anna Carlson
Glenn Stoll
Ed Kuhn
E. M. Pauli
Stoll
Hulda Parker Initiates Four in Eastern Star Degree
The Hulda Parker chapter conferred the Order of the Eastern Star degree on four candidates at a meeting in the Masonic Temple last night. Mrs. Fred Heinze and Charles Blanchard presided. Evelyn Ann Dormois, one initiate, played organ recordings. her father Glen Dormois gave the obligation. Visitors came from Kansas City Pittsburg and California. The chapter will pause meetings in July and August. Social hour was led by Mrs. J. H. Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sprague. Tables featured magnolia blossoms pink spirea and feather greens with lavender tapers and crystal holders.
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Hulda Parker
Masonic Temple
Fred Heinze
Charles Blanchard
Evelyn Ann Dormois
Miss Dormois
Glen Dormois
Dave Petterson
Kansas City
Pittsburg
California
J. H. Snyder
Avery Sprague
Rita Turley Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Jean Turley daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Turley 1603 S Edith was honored Saturday at a seventh birthday party. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests included Bill Allen Rhonda Doudna Marilynn Ruble Linda Sue Brown and Gary Turley. Mrs Turley was assisted by Mrs Kenneth Stroup.
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Rita
Jean Turley
Gene Turley
S. Edith
Bill Allen
Rhonda Doudna
Marilynn Ruble
Linda Sue Brown
Gary
Farm Bureau Youth Dinner Near Earlton Attendance Noted
A basket dinner was served Sunday at Lake McKinley for Neosho County Farm Bureau Young People. The next meeting is scheduled for 7:30 pm July 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Gerald Umbarger two miles west of Earlton.
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Lake McKinley
Thayer Couple Weds in Kansas City Ceremony
Ruth Ann Stephens daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Stephens Kansas City and Wayne VanMeter son of Mr. and Mrs. Joel VanMeter married in a double ring service at Trinity Methodist Church Kansas City on June 14. Dr. Ben Morris Ridpath officiated with altar decor of white gladiolas and tapers. Delores Hyatt served as maid of honor and Dale VanMeter was best man. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Ozarks and will reside at 4246 Clark Kansas City.
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Ruth Ann Stephens
Dorothy Stephens
Kansas City
Wayne VanMeter
Joel VanMeter
Thayer
Trinity Methodist Church
Ben Morris Ridpath
John W. Johannber
Delores Hyatt
Dale van Meter
Vanclere
West Aviary
VanMeter
Maryville State College
Raytown
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Missouri State Highway Department
Ozarks
Clark
Floyd Powers
Marian VanMeter
Initiation Ceremony for White Shrine Members at Golden Shrine
The degree of the White Shrine was conferred on 12 petitioners during a ceremonial at the Golden Shrine No. 8 in the Masonic Temple. A covered dish dinner for about 100 preceded the event and punch was served to about 125 afterward with numerous distinguished guests and officers introduced.
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Golden Shrine
Masonic Temple
Don C. Beach
Supreme Watchman
Shepherds
Parsons Nellie Kearns
Fort Scott
Kansas
Charlotte Smith
Tulsa
Supreme Special Obituary Committee
Deloris Pittenger
Coffeyville
Ford C. Johnson
Punch
Thornburg HDU Prepares Dinner
Thornburg HDU members led by Mrs. Lee Hall prepared an oven meal at High Prairie church. Mrs. W. H. Marlon presided. roll call named a spice and use. Mrs. Walter Bradford gave the advisory report. recreation was Name That Tune led by Mrs. Loren Owens. Secret pals honored Mrs. Harold Rollins and Mrs. Lee Hall. Th e next meeting is July 18 with Mrs. Bill Wiggans. Thirteen members attended.
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Thornburg Hdu
Lee Hall
High Prairie Church
W. H. Marlon
Walter Bradford
Loren Owens
Harold Rollins
Bill Wiggans
Ann Landers advice column excerpts on marriage and parenting
A Chanute Tribune excerpt presents Ann Landers guidance on marital messiness, a 20th wedding anniversary, and parenting challenges. Readers seek help with a messy husband, a demanding medical student fiancée, and a troublesome stepdaughter, with Landers urging realistic acceptance and professional counsel.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Social Calendar Chanute June 6 1958 Junior Golf and Meetings
Community events list a Junior Golf at Chanute Country Club at 8 30 a m Friday June 2 1958 with a Queen Esther class quilting and sack lunch at Christian church 10 a m Past Noble Grands Rebekah Lodge noon covered dish Wilson class Methodist church quilting sewing 10 a m Scotch Foursome Chanute Country Club 2 p m
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Queen Esther
Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
H. Bates
S. Malcolm
Wilson
Methodist Church
Chanute Country Club
P.m
Culture Club Honors Mrs Prindle at Silver Grill Coffee
Fifteen Chanute Culture Club members hosted a Tuesday morning ten o clock coffee at the Silver Grill. They honored former member Mrs T O Prindle of Hillards D with a morning of visiting, led by vice president Mrs D A Finney.
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Chanute Culture Club
Silver Grill
T. O. Prindle
Hillards, D
D. A. Finney
Covered Dish Dinner Served by Ladies Aid in Highland Park
A covered dish dinner was served Thursday in Highland Park to members of the North Valley Ladies Aid. The event gathered women from the local community for fellowship and sharing homemade dishes.
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Highland Park
North Valley
Local Ladies Club Plans Summer Break
A small gathering including six members and guests Mrs Eugene Evans and Duane Mrs Dean Evans Mike Linda and Richard Mrs Paul Barnhart Glenn East burn and Everett Barnhart decided to discontinue meetings until September.
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Dies Aid
Eugene Evans
Duane
Dean Evans
Mike
Linda
Richard
Paul Barnhart
Glenn Eastburn
Everett Barnhart
Kansas White Shrine Meets in Chanute
The Kansas State White Shrine club gathered Sunday at the Masonic Temple with about 175 members. Delegations from Atchison Coffeyville Dodge City El Dorado Fort Scott Hutchinson Kansas City Kinsley Lawrence Leavenworth McPherson Neodesha Ottawa Parsons Topeka Wichita Chanute attended. Chanute hosted and served noon dinner. Mrs Gladys Walters of Wichita presided at the afternoon meeting. An annual two day picnic was planned for Camp Horizon Arkansas City on July 26 and 27.
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Kansas State White Shrine Club
Masonic Temple
Atchison
Coffeyville
Dodge City
el Dorado
Fort Scott
Hutchinson
Kansas City
Kinsley
Lawrence
Leavenworth
McPherson
Neodesha
Ottawa
Parsons
Topeka
Wichita
Chanute
Chanute Club
Gladys Walters
Camp Horizon
Arkansas City
Mrs. Bess Lehman Hosts Hannah Circle Meeting
Mrs. Bess Lehman of 1002 N Forest hosted the Hannah circle of the EUB Women Society of World Service on Thursday. The gathering, postponed a week due to the Branch convention in Topeka June 11 13, heard a report on the convention by Mrs. Paul Life and attendees enjoyed refreshments for eight members.
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Bess Lehman
N. Forest
Hannah
EUB Women Society of World Service
Topeka
Paul Life
Past Matrons Meet With Bessie Apt in Sunflower OES
Past matrons of Sunflower chapter OES met Monday evening at 621 W Main with 13 members and three guests. Mrs Neal Munger presided and Mrs Ella Townsend gave devotions from the Upper Room. A July 28 picnic for past matrons and patrons was planned at Santa Fe park Shelter House.
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Sunflower Chapter
OES
Bessie Apt
W. Main
Neal Munger
Ella Townsend
Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Quilting Event Supports Masonic Home Fund
Vacation plans described as residents sewed quilts for the Masonic Home. Miss Apt received refreshments from Mrs. Everett Lloyd and Mrs. L. J. Longest during the event.
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Masonic Home
Miss Apt
Everett Lloyd
L. J. Longest
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Plan July Club Tour
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club met at Neosho Valley School with Bill Dryden presiding. Eighteen members, three leaders and sixteen guests attended as plans for a July 18 tour were announced. The program featured a piano solo, Weather Conversation, readings, talks and safety films with Kansas Highway Patrol guests Duane Houck and Roy N. Phillips.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Bill Dryden
Sharon Bussman
Virginia Madill
Don Madill
Jerry Whitworth
Bob Bussman
Kansas Highway Patrol
Duane Houck
Roy N. Phillips
Phillips
Joyce Anderson
Missouri Girls State Sways Toward Mock Election
In Fulton Missouri politicking intensified at the annual Missouri Girls State as rallies followed local elections. The event builds toward today’s mock statewide official selections with participants from counties and the state legislature in attendance.
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Fulton
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