World Day of Prayer Service Near United Brethren Church
Friday March 9 1962 community calendar lists World Day of Prayer at United Brethren Church 63 W. th at 2 p.m. Also notes several club meetings including Senior Citizens Methodist Women Rainbow HOU Lincoln PTA Miriam circle Tops Determinettes Four Square HDU Devoted Mothers Hobby Art and Literature clubs with various hostesses locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
W. Th
Senior Citizens Club
Methodist Church
Rainbow Hou
V. J. Kessinger
Western
Lincoln Pta
Mirian
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs White Hosts Sorosis Club Meeting
Eleven members and two guests attended a Sorosis club gathering hosted by Mrs J L White with Mrs J E Bradshaw assisting. Mrs Alfred Petterson presided and read a poem Be Something. Helen Loy performed several piano selections during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Diedel
John Gabriel
Parsons
Sorosis Club
J. L. White
J. E. Bradshaw
Alfred Petterson
Helen Loy
Modern Club Meets In Radford Home
Mrs. Ray Radford hosted the Modern Study club at 105 W. 2nd with Mrs. Carl Tribble assisting. Mrs. Oliver Klingner presented slides on her Oslo Norway and Europe tour, featuring gardens fountains statues and mountains. A dessert course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Radford
W. 2Nd
Modern Study Club
Carl Tribble
Robert Ward
Oliver Klingner
Oslo
Norway
Europe
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle Hosts Luncheon and World Day Plan
Mrs. Paul Dent hosted the Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle at the church for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Dent presided and Mrs. Eric Anderson gave the devotions. Final plans were made for World Day of Prayer to be observed Friday at 2 p.m. with guests from St. Peter's church Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dent
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Dent
Eric Anderson
St. Peter's Church
Humboldt
Mrs Montague Leads Who's Who Club Meeting
The Who's Who Study club met with Mrs L F Erickson at 620 N Grant Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Katy Montague presented the lesson Lassie the TV Collie Dog. Mrs Erickson spoke of their California trip. Returning Saturday the Ericksons were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Carrackson. Eight members were served refreshments by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Who's Who
L. F. Erickson
N. Grant
Katy Montague
Lassie
Grady Club Welcomes Two New Members at Meeting
The Grady Community club met Tuesday at the community house with 17 members present. Mrs. Orville Ellis and Mrs. Flora Rowson were introduced as new members. A covered dish dinner was served at noon and the afternoon was spent quilting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Community Club
Orville Ellis
Flora Rowson
Ladies Auxiliary meets at Odd Fellows hall in LA
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met Tuesday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall in LA with Mrs Hallie Cather presiding. Twenty one members attended and later were guests of Mrs Ethel Ann Snyder for refreshments at the Home Lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Hallie Cather
Ethel Ann Snyder
Cosmos Club Hosts Study Meeting at 819 Santa Fe
Cosmos Club met with hostess Mrs D L Geeding on Santa Fe Tuesday evening. Mrs Milo Johnson presented an article on hair care from Are American Women Becoming Bald? and Mrs Alta Allen reviewed We Visit Japan by Carroll Streeter. Refreshments were served. next meeting will be with Mrs Ralph Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Geeding
S. Santa Fe
Cosmos Study Club
Milo Johnson
Alta Allen
Japan
Carroll Streeter
Ralph Chapman
Rainbow Girls Plan Money Making Drive and Initiation
Rainbow Girls met Tuesday at the Masonic Temple with Julie Hanson as worthy advisor. They planned a money making project on March 31 and set initiation for the next meeting. An invitation for friendship night on March 19 from Mound City Rainbow Girls was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Temple
Julie Hanson
Mound City
LAPM Meets In Odd Fellows Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant met Tuesday at Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. Myrtle Groves presiding. Officers installed include Mrs. Harold Claus as right aid to vice president and Mrs. O. E. Gilbert as color guard. Members from Fort Scott Iola and Chanute attended.
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Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs
Odd Fellows Hall
Myrtle Groves
Harold Claus
O. E. Gilbert
Irene Moore
de Pulliam
Belle Milby
Fort Scott
Iola
Chanute
Luncheon Feature Of Grant Avenue WMS
The Grant Avenue Baptist church Women’s Missionary Society held a 1 PM luncheon with the Dorcas circle as hostess. Rev. E M Pearson gave the invocation and dedication of the love gift. Roma Turner played The Lord’s Prayer. Marcia Sandberg accompanied. New officers were elected and 40 members attended with Rev and Mrs Arnold Tiegreen as guests.
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Women's Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Dorcas
E. M. Pearson
Robert Cox
Roma Turner
Marcia Sandberg
Ralph Toland
Bob Means
Iola
Arnold Tiegreen
Board Meeting Held By Jaycee Jaynes Club
The Jaycee Jaynes held a Tuesday board meeting in the club rooms with Mrs. Dick Coy Kendall presiding. Mrs. Ray Colvin reported on a jewelry party and plans were made to assist with the Cancer Drive in early April. Mrs. Larry Mathews was named decorating chairman for the Representative Young Teacher Award dinner at the First National Bank community room on March 27. Mrs. Colvin was named chair to receive Miss Chanute contest candidates. Mrs. Ray Christiansen served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Jaynes
Dick Coykendall
Ray Colvin
Larry Mathews
First National Bank
Colvin
Ray Christiansen
St Patrick Altar Society Holds Meeting at School
St Patrick's Altar Society met Wednesday afternoon at the school. Mrs Charles Thummel opened with prayer. Preparations were made for the March 18 banquet and for monthly group Holy Communion. Rev Peter Finnegan spoke on Observing Lent and Rev David Cushman gave Mass instructions. Refreshments served to 41 members and ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
Charles Thummel
Peter Finnegan
David Cushman
T. J. Scott
Gene Mugrage
First Baptist WMS Meeting at the Church
The First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met Wednesday at the church with Mrs. Bernard Wyatt presiding. Mrs. Willard Cleaver led the hymn and Mrs. Fred Ingram accompanied. Cards were read from foreign fields for white cross packages. 24 cards were sent this month. Plans were made for the April 4 birthday. Mrs. Harry Patterson and Mrs. Tony Collins were appointed circle coordinator and assistant girls' guild counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Bernard Wyatt
Willard Cleaver
Fred Ingram
Harry, Patterson
Tony Collins
Girls’ Guild
Cleaver
Amy Osgood
R. D. Worley
Thailand
Martha Circle
Women’s Society of World Service Meets in Fellowship Hall
The Earlton event of the Evangelical United Brethren church’s Women’s Society of World Service gathered Tuesday afternoon in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Herschel Straw as hostess. Mrs. Jack Mathis led the lesson “United We Serve” on the EUB church in Latin America as Mrs. Dean Dighero presided over business and announced officers: Dighero president and McLaren vice president with Xenia Os- as a member.
Friendly Thimble club meeting and church notices
The Friendly Thimble club met with Mrs J B on 722 S Grant for a birthday lunch honoring several members. Devotions cited Bible verses and a Heart Fund donation was made. Elena Ramirez spoke on Women of Mexico. Officers were elected for the coming year. World Day of Prayer and district and conference meetings were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Thimble Club
J. B
S. Grant
Mmes
Fred Bar- Selene Ray Brown
Charles Tripp
Bertha Stratton
Heart Fund
Woman's Society of
Fellowship Hall of the Ton
First Methodist Church
V. A. Woodring
Dell Reed
Elena Ramirez
Mexico
Methodist WSCS Names Officers and Circle Leaders
The article lists officers and circle leaders for the Methodist WSCS including vice president Mrs. Burt OConnor recording secretary Mrs. L L McCune treasurer Mrs Ralph Heaton Jr and other chairs for children's work literature publications Christian social relations local church activities missionary education promotion spiritual life student work supply youth work courtesy UNESCO publicity nominating committee and circle leaders.
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J. F. McFarland
Martin Blackston
Felix Bouray
Frank Burtle
Unesco
Lloyd Dalton
L. J. Junod
W. H. Riley
A. G. Stone
A. A. Miller
James Taylor Jr
C. H. Pankratz
Robert Geiger
L 0. Minniear
C. A. Sharpe
John Young
Bert Hargrove
P. L. Forslund
David McCune
Barracks Auxiliary of WW Meets in Fredonia
World War I Barracks and Auxilary members met with the Mart in Goetze Barracks and their wives in Fredonia Tuesday evening. A covered dish dinner and rally organized an auxiliary and planned a joint meeting for April 3 in Fredonia with Chanute attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Goetze
Fredonia
Chanute
Emery Knox
Vicki Rauhoff
Messrs
Mmes
John Thielen
Roscoe Offenbacker
Grant Wilson
Jack Owens
Homer Noltensmeyer
Walter Harrington
Emery Vance
George Wilson
Eugene Stewart
Harry Rauhoff
Kenneth Reinhardt
Madge
Miller
Dear Ann Landers reads on domestic harmony and etiquette
A reader asks Ann Landers to settle a home dining etiquette dispute between fiancees about table manners and simple niceties. The reply urges wives to accommodate husbands to foster mutual consideration and avoid irritations.
World Service Training School set for April in Yates Center
Secretary-reporter list names of officers and roles for church groups. World Service Training School to be held April 9 in Yates Center and World Day of Prayer observed Friday in Thayer’s Methodist church. Ten refreshments served. Vilas unit meets and plans Red Cross drive and baby gift presented. Leanna Ladies Aid meets for noon luncheon with Bible verses and planned guest day in April.
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Born
S. T. Walkley
R. Fickel
Christian Social Relations
Straw
Missionary Education
Wendell Brant
Missionary Education For
Dighero
World Service Training School
Yates Center
Thayer
Leanna
PTA Announces Tests and Talk at Alcott Meeting
The Alcott PTA executive board met with Mrs. Robert Lassman presiding. Tuberculosis skin tests will be given to Alcott students next week. Members urged to turn in coupons for a tea tray purchase. Dr. Henry Baker will speak on Mental Health Monday evening. The school band will perform and a nursery will be provided. Third grade room mothers will supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott
PTA
Robert Lassman
Henry Baker
Presbyterian Circles Hold United Women Meetings
Presbyterian circles meet in members homes to study devotions and lessons from Mrs Emer and Mrs Finney. Circle 6 plans to present at the association meeting March 21 with 14 members and a guest.
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United Presbyterian
Wilson
J. O. Adams
A. V. Emer
Son
Emerson
Circle 6
Robert [Rennington
S. Rutter
Everett Christian Jr
M. L. Morton
Warren Wilkins
Association
Twins and a single birth announced at Neosho Memorial
The notice records three newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Laura Jane Hart is the daughter of Floyd J. Hart and wife, born February 22. Debra Marie Metzinger is the daughter of Paul and wife, born February 23. Joseph Allen Bollig is the son of Robert and wife, born February 24 in Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Laura Jane
Floyd J. Hart
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Debra Marie
Paul Metzinger
S. Western
Joseph Allen
Robert Bollig
Earlton
Scout Den 4 Pack 100 Meet March 6
Scout den 4 and pack 100 held a meeting March 6 at the Evangelical United Brethren annex. Cubs practiced a western skit for the March pack meeting and were served refreshments by Mike New to seven Cubs Marsha Childers and den mother Mrs Pete New. The group formed the Cub promise and living circle to close. Rideau 424 W 6th. Mrs M R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
Mike New
Marsha Childers
Pete New
Promise
Rideau
M. R
Britain trims bank rate to 5.2 percent to spur economy
London reports the official bank rate was cut from 6 percent, the third reduction since last July, to ease money borrowing and boost home demand and employment, notably in construction. Paris notes France to test Polaris type missiles on a nuclear submarine. Pewsey reports Eden’s butler Percy Hide missing for three days. Moscow covers the Reykovs from Guryev announcing something.
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London
Britain
Paris
France
Ministry of Defense
Pewsey
England
Sir Anthony Eden
Percy Hide
Eden
Fyfield Manor
Wiltshire
Earl of Avon
Boston
Mass
New Triplet Named Yuri Gherman and John After Astronauts
A Italian couple in COMO welcomed three sons Yuri Gherman and John naming them after Yuri Gagarin Gherman Titov and John Glenn promising to raise them brave. In other news a retired steam engine derailed into a museum garden at Lake Coro halting near Alessandro Volta exhibit. bystanders and workmen redirected the engine and restored tracks.
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Yuri
Gherman
John
Earth
Tass
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
John Glenn
Como
Italy
Lake Coro
San Giovanni
Alessandro Volta
Wichita student Tsukii balances sword arts and campus work
Toshikazu Tsukii, a University of Wichita senior, earns through sword fighting and about ten jobs including television repair and sign painting. He supports himself, pays tuition, rent, and books while planning a career in business or engineering. He studied in Pasadena and Tokyo, and aims to join a new life in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Lude
Wichita Eagle
Beacon Wichita
Toshikazu
Tsukii
University of Wichita
Tokyo
United States
U. S. Navy
Japan
Pasadena
Calif
Tsuki
Air Force
Tokyo Bay
Rotary Club Hosts Vilas Men at Vilas Church Meeting
About one hundred Vilas community men attended a Vilas church gathering hosted by Chanute Rotary. Mrs. Roy Anderson led a church basement dinner by Vilas ALCW. Rev. S. D. Peterson delivered the invocation. Bill Dickson presented two U S Department of Agriculture films on American farming and Soviet production. Charles Broadwell presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas
Chanute Rotary Club
Vilas Church
Vilas Alcw
Roy Anderson
S. D. Peterson
Parsons Training Center
Bill Dickson
Erie
Neosho County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
America
Soviet Union
Rotary
Charles Broadwell
Independence Man Robert Lang Found Dead at 61
Robert Lee Lang, 61, was found dead in a chair at his Independence apartment. Coroner Charles Gollier said Lang apparently died of a heart attack two days earlier. A landlady reported Lang had not been seen for days. he had lived in Independence since 1909 and formerly ran a used furniture business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Kas
Robert Lee Lang
Charles Gollier
Lang
Independence
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Mrs. Montague
Who's Who Club
Grady
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First Baptist Wms
Mrs. Taylor
Leland Clapson
Chris Coots
Sherrill Rush
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Casey Drug
Mote
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Burris Blume
D. A. Finney
Finney
Fred Skinner
Circle 2
Charles Hall
S. Larson
Dwight McCreight
H. H. McCall
Klint Johnson
D. C. Diver
S. Highland
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Robert E. Williams
Robert Koch
Edwin
W. T. Warren
W. T. ‘Hunt
E. 0. Morris
Emma Shepard
R. J. Hayes
Scout News
Global Briefs
Moscow
Aleksandr Reykov
Guryev
Kazakhstan
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U. S
Bill Johnson Furniture
North Highland
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