United Brethren Women Elect New Officers
The Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church elected officers Monday in the church annex. Velma Grogan is president with Bill Holman as vice president and song leader. Others include Elmer Gibson secretary, Arthur Garrison treasurer, Herbert Defenbaugh literature secretary, Joe Harlow bank offering secretary, Bess Washburn temperance chairman, and Thad Clements collector. Mrs. C. E. Rains and Mrs. Garrison handle flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Velma Grogan
Bill Holman
Elmer Gibson
Arthur Garrison
Herbert Defenbaugh
Joe Harlow
Bess Washburn
Thad Clements
C. E. Rains
Garrison
Larry Bailey
Helen de Villanueva
Puerto Cortes
Honduras
Women’s Missionary Association
Midwest
Heloise column hints on washing sleeves and home tips
Readers share practical tips from Heloise including buttoning shirt cuffs to prevent sleeve tangling, using receiving blankets as bed pads for babies, and lining pans with foil after wetting the pan to help foil adhere. Additional hints cover cleaning a fly with window cleaner and quick tips for time and money saving household chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Kathy Brown
Barbara Garrett
L. Rohrer
Engagement announced for Chanute couple Dixie Lee Woolery
Mrs. Mildred Woolery and Herschel Woolery announce the engagement of their daughter Dixie Lee to Gary Leon Ratliff son of Zona Dale Ratliff R 2 The bride to be is a Chanute High School senior and plans to attend Wichita State University next fall Ratliff is a 1972 CHA graduate employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone No wedding date set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Woolery
S. Evergreen
Herschel Woolery
S. Highland
Dixie Lee
Gary Leon
Social Calendar Highlights March Bridge and Club Events
Monday calendar items include Duplicate Bridge Club at Tioga Hotel 7 15 p.m. Women s fitness program at Royster gym 7 30 p.m. St Cecilia Music Club at NCCIJC music room and auditorium business 1 30 p.m. program 2 p.m. Santa Fe Women s Federation at Carpenters Hall 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Tioga
Royster
St. Cecilia Music Club
Nccijc
Santa Fe Women's Federation
Carpenters Hall
Cheerful Workers Class Presents Scripted Evening
The First Baptist Church Cheerful Workers Class heard devotions from Riches of the Kingdom by Grace Nell Crowell. Mrs Mildred Ennis delivered The Two Widows with scriptural reference Kings 17 10 12. A pantomime And the Lamp Went Out was staged by Helen Mull John Ranz Olson Winona Burket and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Grace Nell Crowell
Mildred Ennis
Sidney Olson
Mmes
Helen Mull
John Ranz
Olson
Winona Burker
Viola Zastrow
Jane Jackson
Dear Ann Landers Advice Panel on Marriage and Etiquette
A reader requests guidance on marital shifts and fidelity concerns. The column discusses handling aging topics with humor and tact, including necking advice and strategies for addressing a spouse’s discolored neck with supportive, nonshaming language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Authority
Ann Landers
Public School Finance lesson for Vilas Homemakers Unit
Vilas Home makers Unit heard a talk on public school finance by Mrs Galen Thorsell explaining school funding divided into instruction administration and transportation. She illustrated tax inequities from property values and noted efforts by Kansas legislature to equalize revenue across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Homebuilders Extension Homemakers Unit
Paul Anderson
R. J
Galen Thorsell
Kansas
Thorsell
Herman Anderson
Sharon Frankenberg
Wilson County
Harold Olson
Neil Nelson
Wilson County Homemakers Council
Altoona
Midway School
High Prairie Methodist Church
Larry Marple
Larry Kline
Milo Myers
Nelson
Neosho Memorial Hospital
White
Mmes, Myers
Otho York
Clement White
Charles Reaves
James Farmer
Mental Health Center aims to serve five counties in Kansas
Mrs Leila Myers chief social worker at the Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center in Humboldt spoke to Neosho County Association for Mental Health members at Neosho County Community Junior College. She outlined the center origin growth and contributions and noted the center covers Bourbon Allen Neosho Woodson and Labette counties. The facility shares staff with Osawatomie State Hospital and Parsons State Training Center due to limited funds and operates with a full time staff including a psychiatrist a clinical psychologist and several social workers and secretaries serving Humboldt Parsons and Fort Scott. County funds cover most operating costs and fees follow a sliding scale based on income and dependents. We do not cure anyone we help people bring out their best to aid self care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Myers
Neosho County
Myers
Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center
Humboldt
Tom Locke
The
Mental Health Association
Bourbon
Allen
Neosho
Woodson
Labette
Osawatomie State Hospital
Parsons State Training Center
Humboldt Center
Parsons
Fort Scott
Spring Projects Noted In District 413 Schools
District 413 teachers and students engage in spring oriented activities across Alcott Hutton Murray Hill Roosevelt Lincoln and other campuses. Activities include kindergarten planning immunization reminders science displays and art projects linked to Washington’s birthday rocks safety and nutrition lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pieper
Unified School District 413
Margaret Wood
Wood
Special Services Center
Alcott, Hutton
Murray Hill
Hutton
Debi Furrow
Dorothy Sime
Martha Washington
Washington
Safari Museum
Mabel Salzman
Robert Geiger
Charles Hubler
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Alcott
Carol Blair
Gayla Groves
New Citizens Shane Kyle Born to Erie Parents
Shane Kyle, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dehmer of Erie, was born on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane Kyle
Charles Dehmer
Erie
Call Tribune carrier if you miss you number to dial
A reader instruction lists calling the Tribune carrier if missed, with contact hours 5:30 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and by 9:00 a.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Art Classes to Start Watercolor Focus in Chanute Program
Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission art classes wrap a section taught by Bob Cross at Royster Junior High. Beginners paint oil and acrylic this term. a second six week session beginning March 15 will switch to watercolor with opaque and transparent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Recreation and Parks Commission
Bob Cross
Wesleyan Guild Hears Program on Education
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First United Methodist Church heard a program titled Education Yesterday Today and Tomorrow led by Mrs. Alan Johnson. The talk traced schooling from one room red schools to modern curricula and discussed current trends toward a single large room classroom setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomrrow
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
Alan Johnson
Johnson
Charlene Doty
Mmes
Frank Stacy
Kent Dobson
Floyd Sallee
Marie McDonald
Freda Betts
20th Century Club Observes Centennial
The 20th Century Club marked its centennial with a Centennial themed lesson and devotions at Mrs. John Walters home 105 S Allen. Mrs Walters led the lesson and Mrs Lou Darlington led the devotions. Members displayed and discussed antique articles they brought to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Club
John Walters
S. Allen
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Clyde Brenner
David Carlson
Charles Carlson
Elmer Mathews
K.B
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Chanute
Vendla Kjellander
Beulah Johnson
Salome Harmon
Texas
Richard Worley
Fred Brandon
Ranz
Burket
Lee Burns
Velva Peterson
Ann
Nashville
Annie
Tahoe
T.T
Vilas
Fenton
the Shoemaker
Berm
Golden-Bow
Tony Morgan
Thelma Childers
Roosevelt
Joe Morgan
Washington, D.C
Bonnie Umbarger
Dean Hilton
Betty Thompson
Lincoln
Dorothy Hibbs
Hans
Powter
S. Central
Cel
Grisc
G.S
Young America
E. Main
Wesleyan Guild
Cross
Railroad Savings & Loan Association
Newton, Kansas
Edwin H. Rideau
Associated Agencies
W. Mate
Hallmark Party
Midwest Office Supply CO
W. Main
J. L
Joe) Bowman
S. Tennessee
Churches of
First Christian Church
Chanute Ministerial Alliance
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