Historian Program At BPW Dinner Highlights Club News
Mae Wheeler welcomed two new members Mrs Ber Nice Land and Mrs Carolyn McGhee at the BPW Club meeting in the Tioga Hotel Pine Room. New members include Thelma Powell and Cleora Grady Eric. Frances Janzen resigned to move to Saigon Indochina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Wheeler
Bernice Land
Carolyn McGhee
BPW
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Thelma Powell
Cleora H. Grady
Eric
Frances F. Janzen
Saigon
Indochina
Elizabeth Pieper
Gladys Eaton
Cochairman
Miss Pieper
Oldsters of Chanute
Elsie Cunningham
Ruth Shannon
Nora Sumner
Margaret Wolf
Proper etiquette Q and A on compliments
A reader asks how to respond to compliments on appearance and the answer suggests simple options. The guidance emphasizes polite replies such as “Thank you” or “I’m glad you like it.”
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Sary
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Spaghetti and Etiquette
This advice column covers spaghetti eating etiquette recommending breaking spaghetti with a fork. It says a man should remove a pipe when speaking to a woman and notes the second wedding anniversary is the Paper Anniversary.
Chanute Tribune Pattern Offer for 1956 Needlecraft Book
Readers are invited to mail five cents per pattern plus one cent extra for postage to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept New York address for order forms. Include name address zone and pattern number. Two free patterns advertised from Alice Brooks Needlecraft book.
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Alice Brooks
Half-Size Wardrobe Boosts for Summer Style
Marian Martin-EVERY STITCH offers a town and country ensemble designed for shorter fuller figures with no alteration worries. Pattern 9150 provides half sizes 14 through 24 and a size 16 dress using 3% yards of fabric plus 1% yard bolero, total 35 inch fabric.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Order Form for Marian Martin Mail Request
Reader requests a pattern mail order to Marian Martin via The Chatte Tribune Pattern Dept. at 297 West tah Street New York 11. Include name address zone size and style number. Payment is thirty five cents plus additional cents per pattern.
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Marian Martin
Chante Tribune
Weet Tah St
New York 11. S.V
Sunflower Unit meeting on Well Groomed Family
Mrs Lee H Embry led a Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit session with a 9 am coffee at Mrs P A Rettig’s home. Assistant hostess was Mrs Francis Meeker. Karl Keys presided as vice president with a remark on separating chaff from wheat by thinking.
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Lee H. Embry
Sunflower Home Demonstration
P. A. Rettig
Francis Meeker
Embry
Karl Keys
Ernest W. Johnson
Felix Bouray
Johnson
T. E. Ogden
S. Evergreen
Tribute to Saints Honored by Sunflower Chapter OBS
Tribute to the Saints John was paid Wednesday evening at the Sunflower Chapter OBS meeting in the Masonic Temple. Francis Meeker gave a resume of their lives and why they should be honored. A monetary gift was voted to be sent to the Masonic Home in Wichita. Mrs. Harold Cox and Meeker presided. The chapter recessed during July and August. Refreshments followed served by several members.
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Saints John
Sunflower
Masonic Temple
Francis Meeker
Harold Cox
Meeker
Masonic
Wichita
J. E. Hummer
A. L. Bastian
Louis Junod
Albert Carwile
Chanute Leads SEK Golf Meet At Independence
Chanute headed the SEK golf meet scoring 16 points at Independence Country Club on Tuesday. Jean Ashley earned medalist honors with an 87, while Mrs Robert Allen was runner up at 89 in the championship flight. Frank Gibson won A flight with 50 in nine holes and Rex Truitt took second with 51.
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Chanute
Independence Country Club
Jean Ashley
Nancy Nelson
Robert Allen
Frank Gibson
Rex Truitt
Lorene Carson
Joan Ashley
Connie Schleicher
Mines
Jay Tabor
Carl Stevens
Arthur Eltzholtz
Ray Radford
F. G. Hooker
Charles Broadwell
Glen Shook
Glen Hatfield
Ed Ashley
William Gray Jr
Dennis Mills
Glore Piatt Nuptials Held In Humboldt
Elora Maurine Glore daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Glore Humboldt and John R Piatt son of Mrs Ruth Piatt Coffeyville were married in a June 22 ceremony at First Baptist Humboldt. Rev Robert R Wheatley officiated with Musicians Charles A Bowles Bartlesville.
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First Baptist Church
Humboldt
Elora Maurine Glore
C. M. Glore
John R. Piatt
el Dorado
Ruth Piatt
Coffeyville
Robert R. Wheatley
Charles A. Bowles
Bartlesville
Ida M. Keefer
Vance Henderson
Til Guarnieri
Wichita
Charles Avery
Sub Deb Pledges In Short Program
The Sub Deb pledges held a short program on Monday night at Carol Lindquist’s home with Sharon Bower as co-hostess. The club’s project concludes on July 4, ending the event.
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Carol Lindquist
Sharon Bower
Pledges Plan Fireworks Sale Event
Twenty four pledges attended including 20 actives and sponsors Mrs Bus Wort man and Mrs William Gray Jr. The group discussed selling fireworks as part of a fundraising effort at the event.
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Bus Wortman
William Gray Jr
Walnut HD Unit Meeting Highlights Weekly Forum
The Walnut HDU met Monday at Myrtle Erickson's home with nine members. Etta Baugh led Outdoor Living and Know your state tags activities while Florence Taylor Leo la Rowe and Ross Woodworth reported on the Parsons district meeting and Amy Clapson gave the Arabs and Israel report. The next gathering is July 16 at 2 p.m. with Etta Baugh hosting.
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Walnut Hdu
Myrtle Erickson
Etta Baugh
Florence Taylor
Leola Rowe
Ross Woodworth
Parsons
Amy Clapson
Israel
Baugh
Dinner in Honor of Mrs Reinhardt at Cha nute
Mrs Pearl Malson was honored on her 75th birthday with a noon dinner at the home of her daughter and son in law seven miles east of Chanute. Six sisters attended Viva Barnes Ed Hines Clyde Stanley Earl Mosier Grant Beard and Clifford Edwards.
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Pearl Malson
Earl Reinhardt
Chanute
Mmes
Viva Barnes
Ed Hines
Clyde Stanley
Earl Mosier
Grant Beard
Clifford Edwards
Melvin Mahar
Oregon
Merl Osher
Orville Killion
Lloyd Kiser
Ricky
Barbara Beard
Fred Malson
Gary
Gail Malson
Linda
Kent
Bill
Gene Reinhardt
County UNESCO Meeting Held at Erie Home Picnic
The June county UNESCO gathering convened as a picnic at the Meeker residence in rural Erie. County president Rev J M Torrence led prayers and plans emerged for extra flags for new UN members, with local student Brian Liebst honored for an essay prize.
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Erie
Unesco
Walter Meeker
Meeker
J. M. Torrence
Brian Liebst
AAUW
Chanute
Holland
Chanute Junior College
L. K. Olson
Torrence
Henry Watkins
Eric
Ray Grillet
R. C. Buchanan
St. Paul
Lee Francis
Mrs Nelle Stevens Host In Rural Erie Gathering
Mrs Nelle Stevens hosted a rural Erie event with guests including S Sgt George Paine Tom Buchanan Freddie Madi and Richard Buchanan of St Paul in attendance.
Grange Night Meeting Highlights and Plans
Master Bryan Burk presided over the Sorghum Valley Grange with 12 officers in attendance. Three membership proposals were reviewed while a July 5 all day Community Service work session on cancer dressings was announced. An ice cream social and a white elephant sale set for July 19 will host Wilson County candidates for public office as special guests. The Juvenile Grange led the literary program with songs by Shirley and Nina White and Evelyn Olson, multiple solos and duets, a dramatic reading, and piano accompaniment by Karen Maxwell. Mrs. C. E. White served as matron and about 35 members enjoyed punch and cookies served by Mrs. Bryan Burk and Mrs. McMillen.
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Bryan Burk
Sorghum Valley Grange
S. L. McMillen
Sorghum Valley
Wilson County
Shirley
Nina White
Evelyn Olson
Judy Anderson
Lloyd White
More
Karen Maxwell
Sharon White
Birmingham
Linda Burk
C. E. White
McMillen
Social Calendar Highlight June 7 195%
Friday events include Ladies Day Bridge at the Country Club and the Wilson Class at the Methodist church. Quilt and Red Cross sewing runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church activity room.
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Wilson
Methodist Church
Red Cross
Scout Den 5 Pack 9 Met for Swim and Refreshments
Cub Scouts from Den 5 Pack 9 met Tuesday at Grace Episcopal Church home of Mrs. Fred Gerardy. They swam at the Municipal pool from 3 to 5 pm and received refreshments. Attending were eight members, den chief Phillip Gerardy, Mrs. Gerardy, and assistant den mother Mrs. Harlin Lovett with Bobby Moran as keeper of the buckskin.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Fred Gerardy
Phillip Gerardy
Gerardy
Harlin Lovett
Bobby Moran
El Dorado Receives Sewage Plant Bids
El Dorado received seven bids for the new sewage disposal plant. Norton construction company submitted the low bid of 547,516, with awarding delayed for study of the firm’s past performance.
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EL Dorado
Purtzer & Dutton
Norton Construction Company
Norton
Experts See Soviet Move To Explain Stalin Era Critique
Washington experts expect a Soviet public explanation for not halting Stalin's terror. Pravda raised the question via Eugene Dennis as Moscow faces ferment over party policy and possible Khrushchev reform, with Dulles' view on weakened Moscow control drawing mixed reactions.
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Washington
State Department
Joseph Stalin
Pravda
Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
State Dulles
Moscow
Stalin
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Study Finds College Students Average Three Colds Yearly
A study of college students finds the average is three colds per year. Researchers note variability among individuals and suggest health measures to reduce infection risk.
Magnolia Petroleum scholarship awarded at Kansas State College
Manhattan student Ray Denton Fritzemeyer of Stafford is named Magnolia Petroleum Co. scholar for the coming school year. The junior in electrical engineering receives four hundred dollars plus fees for his senior year.
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Manhattan
Ray Denton Fritzemeyer
Stafford
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Kansas State College
Nomination Made for Manchester Kansas Postmaster
President Eisenhower has sent to the Senate the nomination of Calvin C. Matteson to be postmaster at Manchester Kansas.
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Washington
Fisenhower
Senate
Calvin C. Matteson
Manchester
Kas
Stop That Itch Instant Drying Medicine Ad
A promotional notice offers a 40 cent refund at drug stores for instant drying itch relief. It touts Me-Not for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itching with easy daily use and availability at A and A Pharmacy.
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Mrs. Rettig
Sunflower Chapter
Nation Cleaners
Humboldt High School
Ottawa University
Cities Service Oil Co
Field Kindley High School
Coffeyville Junior College
Walnut
Mrs. Reinhardt
Grange
Scout News
Sarge
the Tribune
Chanute Furniture CO
W. Main
Plisse & Denim
Plisse
Wewest Fabrics
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