Social Scene events listed for March 8 1962
District clubs and meetings scheduled across Santa Fe Erie and surrounding areas include the Mothers clubs Youth St Cecilia Music club and Delta Study club with times from 1 30 to 2 30 p m on March 8 1962. Organizations such as the American Legion Auxiliary Roosevelt PTA Executive and Peace and Progress HDU also plan dinners meetings and service events at various city venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GIA
John Hopkins
Santa Fe
Mothers Club
Frank Hotchkiss
Erie
St. Cecilia Music Club
Zion Hormeworkers
Lola Brown
Ing
W. 3Rd
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Merry — Club
Robert Johnson
N. Steuben
Holly Mother's Club
Marvin Bicknell
S. Lafayette
Delta Study Club
J. B. McGrath
S. Tennessee
Autumn Mothers Club
Duane Houck
S. Grant
S. Grant, 1:30 P.m. Tioga Hdu, Mrs. N. L
John Lorances Celebrate Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. John Lorance of the Perry community marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday family dinner. Married February 14, 1912, they have lived in the Ridge community throughout their marriage as friends and relatives joined in a short afternoon visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lorance
Perry
Ridge
Fred Bevan
Darrell Lorance
Mary Margaret Lorence
Wichita
Vere Lorance
Eithel Lorance
Pretty by Alice Brooks pattern 7186 sold by mail
Advertisement for sewing pattern 7186 for a pinafore at two to six years with separate collar. Mentions embroidery transfer, sacheme, and 35 cents price for pattern plus 25 cents mailing. Promotes 1962 Needle craft Catalog with numerous designs and free patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Y Tees Plan Tea Event At Senior High School
Y Teens gathered Monday at Senior High School with Judy Chandler presiding. Marilyn Caldwell led the program as plans for the tea were discussed. A film titled Thanks for Listening was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Chandler
Marilyn Caldwell
Barathea Guild Meets at Community Room Meeting
The Barathea Guild of the Evan gelical United Brethren church met in the First National Bank Community room Tuesday evening with Mrs. Bob McLaren and Mrs. Bob Griffiths as hostesses. Mrs. Belle Delaplain presided. Mrs. Ralph Cameron led devotions with program help from Mrs. Ted Gorrell. Roll call answered with A Gardening Hint. Refreshments served to 20 members and a guest, Mrs. Verla Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Guild of
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
First National Bank
Bob McLaren
Bob Griffiths
Belle Delaplain
Ralph Cameron
Ted Gorrell
Verla Butcher
Mrs Barber Hosts Reading Club Meeting
Mrs Ira Barber of 221 Lafay ette entertained the Tuesday Reading club with all members present and one guest Mrs R L Henderson of Humboldt. Roll call answered by favorite quotations. Barber showed scenes of Miami Florida taken last November during their visit there. Next meeting set with Mrs Lee Embry on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Barber
N. Lafayette
R. L. Henderson
Humboldt
Barber
Miami
Fla
Lee Embry
Alta Spurrier Presides At Sorority Meeting
Beta Delta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Monday evening in a Iola restaurant with Donna Thompson as hostess. Alta Spurrier presided. Mrs. Joe Bean, Mrs. Beverly Olson and Alice Roecker were named to the nomination committee. Miss Roecker presented a lesson Time for Gardening. Helen Willis and Miss Thompson won potted plants. Miss Willis was nominated as a candidate for zone chairman from the chapter. Refreshments were served to nine members, sponsor Mrs. Oliver Klingner and guest Donna Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Iola
Donna Thompson
Alta Spurrier
Joe Bean
Beverly Olson
Alice Roecker
Miss Roecker
Helen Willis
Miss Thompson
Miss Willis
Oliver Klingner
Donna Cox
Victory Unit Hosts In Vining Home Pledge Ceremony
Victory Unit met Tuesday at Mrs. Ray Vining’s home at 1211 W Oak for a pledge renewal to honor the pledge queen. The group planned a spring tea for April 12 at the Memorial building and renewed memberships in several organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Unit
Vining Home
Karen Pops
Ray Vining
W. Oak
Sally
Roll Horne
Deedra Lucas
Judy Perkcall
Suzan Ranz
Thompson
Howard McNeill
Cheerful Workers Meet in Church
The Cheerful Workers class of First Baptist met Tuesday evening in the church social rooms. They sang Bless Be the Tie That Binds to open, with Mrs. Floyd West leading prayer. Mrs. R. D. Worley presided as Mrs. E. J. McCandless led devotions Faith. Rev. Ray Hutchinson showed slides and spoke on My Bible Land Trip. Refreshments—St Patrick theme—were served by Mrs. Junior Fritz, Ed Zastrow, Glen McLaren, Ruth Gates, and Vendla Kjellander. Mrs. Worley poured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Floyd West
R. D. Worley
E. J. McCandless
Ray Hutchinson
St. Patrick
Mmes
Junior Fritz
Ed Zastrow
Glen McLaren
Ruth Gates
Vendla Kjellander
Mrs. Worley
Wesleyan Guild Study Meeting Held at Mrs. McDonald's
Seventeen members of the Wesleyan Service Guild Study group of First Methodist attended the study The Meaning of Suffering at the home of Mrs. Marie McDonald 420 South Lincoln Tuesday evening. Tea was served to members and two guests Mrs. Sperry and Mrs. Don Shoemaker by the hostess and co-hostesses Mrs. Miller and Ruth Burdick. The next study will be March 13 with Mrs. S. A. Mannoni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Arnold
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Marie McDonald
S. Lincoln
Frank Carter
Freda Betts
Margaret Wolf
Mmes. McDonald
Warren Sperry
Forrest Richardson
John Hemphill
H. C. Miller
Sperry
Don Shoemaker
Miller
Ruth Burdick
S. A. Mannoni
Mrs Shockey Hosts Tiegreen Guild Meeting
The Dorothy Tiegreen Guild of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at 230 S Western Tuesday evening with Mrs Jim Haines as co host. Mrs Bill Doyle presided and plans for a May covered dish supper with the Mary Martha class were set. Mrs Lloyd Woosley gave the lesson The Keeping Power of God. Fifteen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Glenn Shockey
S. Western
Jim Haines
Bill Doyle
Mary Martha
Lloyd Woosley
God
Kreider Hosts 20th Century Lesson Club Meeting
The Twentieth Century Study club met Tuesday afternoon at 817 West 7th Street with Mrs. T. N. Bradford. A dessert course for 12 featured a St Patrick theme. prayers, thoughts, and a lesson from Carl Sandburg’s Prairie Town Boy were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study ‘Club
T. N. Bradford
W. 7Th
St. Patrick’s
Howard Parsons
A. M. Garton
L. E. Kreider
Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
Kansas Wheat Fields
Old Flame Still Smoldering By ANN LANDERS
A reader writes that her ex college flame remains vivid though he drank, married life suffered, and she seeks Ann Landers guidance. Landers recalls the past, notes the husband’s alcohol problem and decline, and warns the letter writer about her renewed hopes and current troubles.
Sub Deb Meeting In Honeyman Home
Sub Debs met Monday evening with Paula Honeyman at 115 S Lar Son. Janice Smith presided. The club made plans to buy a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeyman
Debs
Paula Honeyman
S. Larson
Janice Smith
Wedding Fashion and Etiquette for Attire and Rings
A reader asks about wedding dress color choices and whether black is appropriate. The guidance allows brightening a black dress with pink for festivities and notes only bridesmaids should avoid black. Regarding rings on the left-hand third finger, a girl may wear any ring there unless it could be mistaken for an engagement band.
Television Absence Sparks Family Reconnection
In a recent crisis, a family endured four days without their TV. The first evening they read stories to the children and savored a rare chance for real family time.
World Prayer Day Observance Friday at Local Church
World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday at 2 p.m. at Evangelical United Brethren church in Chanute. Sponsored by Chanute Council of Church Women, the service marks the first Friday in Lent with a 24 hour global fellowship in 30 000 U S. communities and 145 areas abroad. The offering supports foreign and home missions of the National Council of Churches. The service authors are Montevideo Uruguay residents Mrs Eudoxia Perez de Svetogorski and Mrs Violeta Cavallero. A meditation by Mrs Harry Davis of Iola reinforces the theme For God So Loved the World with other church representatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chanute Council of Church Women
United States
Foreign and Home Missions Division
National Council of Churches
Eudoxia Perez de Svetogorski
Violeta Cavallero
Montevideo
Uruguay
Harry Davis
Iola
Davis
United Church Women of Kansas
Winter Woods Daydreams Brighten Cold Nights
A note extols a winter plan to escape to the woods for a day of refreshment and joy. It contrasts long nights and cold days with the warmth and wonder of a simple outdoor excursion.
Mrs Isham Hosts Culture Club Meeting in Chanute
Mrs Roy Isham hosted the Chanute Culture Club at 101 South Allen with 13 members. Reports covered Neosho Memorial Hospital activities, UNESCO dinner, and film showings. Plans were made for a March 20 trip to Diamond Missouri to tour the George Washington Carver National Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Isham
S. Allen
Chanute Culture Club
Floyd Stacy
Neosho Memorial Hospital
J. F. McFarland
Unesco
Ford Johnson
Mexico City
Diamond
George Washington Carver National Monument
Children Seek Morning Activity Amid Muddy Play
Saturday morning children found no cartoons and spent the hour outside in riotous play tracking mud while dragging toys and rugs to stage games.
Swiftest to Sew pattern by Marian Martin for Misses
Advertisement for Print Pattern 9366 by Marian Martin promotes a sleeveless back-zip jumpsuit style for sun and sport. Includes size 16 fabric yardage and mail order details from The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept New York 11 N Y. Also touts an extra big Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog with 106 styles for Misses Half-Size Women and Wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
Westpath St
New York
N.Y
Bacon Creamed Spinach With Spinach and Bacon
Recipe steps describe cooking frozen spinach thawing and draining while frying bacon until crisp. Rendered bacon fat is used to make a light roux with butter flour and milk to thicken into a creamed sauce. Salt white pepper and heat until smooth then combine with spinach.
Spinach Bacon Dish Serves Four
A Chanute Tribune recipe notes drained spinach mixed with salt and pepper, then turned into a serving dish and topped with crumbled crisp bacon. The dish yields four servings.
Plaster Mixing and Squeak Fixes Shared
A reader asks about patching plaster and silencing floorboard squeaks. Advice suggests adding plaster to water, dusting talcum powder or applying glue in cracks, shellacking once dry, and washing fishy dishes with ammonia in the rinse water.
Wrong Place At Wrong Time In Detroit
James Harkins, 36, of Nankin Township, sought on a larceny charge, was arrested at the Wayne County sheriff's office after walking in for information on a traffic accident. His car was found parked outside, and deputies suspected his presence in the building. Harkins was on parole after armed robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Harkins
Nankin Township
Harkins
Wayne County Sheriff's Office
Sailor Re-Enlists In Skydive Ceremony At El Centro
Sailor Frank Moncreif re-enlisted in a six year term during a 6,000 foot free fall at El Centro California. Chief Warrant Officer Lewis T. Vinson handed him his re-enlistment papers in midair before parachuting to a desert marker where an enlistment officer signed the papers. Moncreif, 30, has seven years in the Navy and will join a parachute exhibition team with Vinson as jump master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Calif
Frank Moncreif
Lewis T. Vinson
Moncreif
Vinson
Navy
el Centro Naval Air Facility
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