Social Scene Community Group Meetings March 13 1962
The social page lists upcoming activities and meetings for March 13 1962 across Outlook Study Club Rutter Roosevelt PTA Lincoln PTA Hulda Parker OES Ladies of the Grand Army Chanute Textile Club Round Table Study Club Quest Club Anthenaeum Belles Lettres Reading Club Big Creek WCS Christian Service and other local organizations plus times and venues including Masonic Temple Memorial Building Carpenter's Hall and First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Study Club
Marlin Blackston
Roosevelt Pta
Walter Adsy
S. Evergreen
A.m. Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Fethodist Church
Adah
Dean Foster
Tennessee
Elizabeth
Poe Richard Wills
Esther
Uel Blackston
Rutter
Martha
Homer Erickson
Mery
MM. C. Highbeugn
Wwr
Naomi
Leland Crepson
Larson
Orpen
Welter Poor
Mechel
Edur Schultz
Ruth. Re. Pesce
Grimes
Christien Women's Fellowship
Christien
United Commercie
Carpenter's Hall
Esther Grove
Evangelice
United Brethren Church
Neosho Valley
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bank
Farm Bureau Women Meet in Parsons with Speakers
Representatives from eight southeast Kansas counties attended the third district Kansas Farm Bureau women’s meeting in Parsons on Thursday. Mrs. George Eisele chaired the program with state chairwoman Mrs. Victor Haflich addressing the group. Valerie Thiessen of Montgomery County spoke on the Youth Freedom Seminar and its purpose. Other speakers included Mrs. F. E. Downey Wilson County Mrs. Chester Reed Chautauqua County William A. Sailors Neosho County Mrs. Melvin Ralph Crawford Montgomery County Mrs. L. G. Sullivan Montgomery County and Charles Esslinger Neosho County district fieldman. Attendees from Neosho County included Mr. and Mrs. Sailors Eric Esslinger Chanute Mrs. Howard Bailey Thayer Mrs. Ernest Flett Bailey Chanute Mrs. George Bartholomew Eric Riley Baldwin R. J. Magner J M Schoenhofer St Paul and Mrs. Paul Cook Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Farm Bureau
Parsons
George Eisele
Victor Haflich
Valierie Thiessen
Montgomery County
Oklahoma Christian College
F. E. Downey
Wilson County
Chester Reed
Chautauqua County
William A. Sailors
Neosho County
Melvin Ralph
Crawford County
L. G. Sullivan
Charles Esslinger
Neosho
Mar- County
Ian Martin
Sailors
Eric
Esslinger
Chanute
Howard
Bailey
Thayer
Ernest Flett
Man
Harve Johnson
George Bartholomew
Riley Baldwin
R. J. Magner
Galesburg
J. M. Schoenhofer
St. Paul
Paul Cook
Stark
Wilson Edwards Nuptials Doomed to Alabama?
Mrs. Sara Wilson 22 S. Tennessee and Floyd Edwards of Fredonia wed March 3 in an 11 a.m. service at Grace Episcopal church. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. James Lucas. They reside at 22 S. Tennessee until May 1 before moving to Fredonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Wilson
S. Tennessee
Floyd Edwards
Fredonia
Grace Episcopal Church
James Lucas
Merry Mothers Plan Luncheon in Tioga Hotel
Merry Mothers club met with Mrs. Bob Johnson at 508 N. Steuben on Thursday. Co hosts were Mrs. Bill Walters and Mrs. Glen Halbe. They planned a guest luncheon for March 22 at the Tioga Hotel and discussed assisting the Tuberculosis Mobile X Ray unit on April 9. Mrs. Wayne Huffman spoke on Children's Fears. Mrs. Halbe won the door prize and refreshments were served to members and a guest, Mrs. Floyd Oberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Mothers Club
Bob Johnson
N. Steuben
Bill Walters
Glen Halbe
Tioga Hotel
Wayne Huffman
Halbe
Floyd Oberg
Printed Pattern 9271 Half Sizes Details and Ordering
Pattern 9271 listing shows sizes 1244 14% 16 184 20 22 with size 16 requiring 3% yards of 35 inch fabric. Mail 35 cents for this pattern plus extra cents for 1st class mail to Marion Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept New York NY. Print name address tone size and style number clearly. Extra Big Spring Summer Catalog over 106 styles for Misses Half Size and Wer en's Wordrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Léth St
New York
N. Y
Geiger Speaks on Mental Health to Devoted Mothers Club
Devoted Mothers club met with Mrs. Cecil Storck and others on Friday afternoon. Robert Geiger, guidance counselor at Senior High School, spoke on mental health. A Heart Fund donation and a door prize were noted. April meeting set with Mrs. Kenneth Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoted Mothers Club
Cecil Storck
S. Ashby
John Kinney
Rene Thuiller
Heart Fund
C. E. Holloway
Robert Geiger
Kenneth Lindsey
Miss Cecilia Palmer Engaged to Lawrence Muff at Atchison
Miss Cecilia Maria Palmer of Atchison is engaged to Lawrence Edward Muff of Crete Nebraska. Cecilia, a Washburn University senior, sorority member and class treasurer, and Muff, a Maur Hill and St. Benedict College graduate, co captained the 1961 Raven football team. The wedding is set for June 16 at St Benedict church Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Palmer
Atchison
Chanute
Cecilia Maria
Lawrence Edward Muff
Donald G. Muff
Crete
Neb
Miss Palmer
Atchison High School
Washburn University
Topeka
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Muff
Maur Hill High School
St. Benedict College
St. Benedict Church
Trip Planned To Nelson Gallery In Kansas City
Mrs. Charles Henshall hosted the Art and Literature club at 101 North Kansas Street for coffee Friday. They discussed a trip to the Nelson Gallery in Kansas City planned for April 3. Mrs. E W Johnson, now in Olathe, invited the group for lunch. Mrs. Joe Lewis joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henshall
N.kansas
Art and Literature Club
Nelson Gallery
Kansas City
E. W. Johnson
Olathe
Joe Lewis
Four Square Home Demonstration Unit Hosts Tea
Mrs. H. M. Clemens hosted the Four Square Home Demonstration unit after noon with Mrs. Roy Johnson presiding and reading a poem. Shelby Wells, county home economics agent, spoke on extension service during a question and answer period. A Red Cross donation was made and the spring tea, the freeze demonstration, and snack shop help were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Clemens
Four Square Home
Roy Johnson
Shelby Wells
Mmes
Sadie Vice
Hilma Huffman
Henry Stone
Quentin Anderson
Richard Hart
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Reuben Bark
Eugene Maxwell
Raymond Clemens
Delta Study Club Meets With Mrs Morton Presiding
Fifteen members of the Delta Study club met Thursday afternoon at 201 S Tennessee with co-hostesses Mrs. M. L. Morton and Mrs. Hans Herold. Mrs. Morton presided and reported on Mothers March for Polio participation. Mrs. Fred Montague continued "Emotional Health" focusing on "Tension in Everyday Life." Refreshments were served to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Study Club
J. B. McGrath
S, Tennessee
M. L. Morton
Hans Herold
Morton
Fred Montague
Officers Elected By Senior Citizens
Thirty eight members and five guests of the Senior Citizens club met for a covered dish luncheon and meeting at the Memorial building. Officers re elected were Mrs Carl Pearson president Mrs Joe Ermey vice president and John Bowers secretary. Group singing games and cards for the ill members completed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Memorial Building
The
Methodist Church
Carl Pearson
Joe Ermey
John Bowers
Dedication Service Plans Are Made
The Ladies Willing Workers Band of the Church of God met with Mrs. John ny Cowan. Mrs. Fred Welch led the opening prayer and Mrs. Jack Bretches taught about The Beatitudes. Plans for a dedication service and open house in the new church were set for April 8. Secret pal gifts and refreshments for 19 were shared. a new member is Mrs. Harold Stoll. After the Revolutionary War the Declaration of Independence traveled with Congress to Annapolis Trenton New York City Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Willing Workers
Church of God
Johnny Cowan
Fred Welch
Jack Bretches
Harold Stoll
Congress
Annapolis
Choice for Hubby Be Firm By ANN LANDERS
Terrified reader asks how to handle a moody husband who smashed a TV set. Ann Landers advises giving him a doctor or face separate maintenance, noting mood swings signal mental illness. Readers share ink and opinions on in law bias and teen loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Glenn
Ann
Helen
Marines
Sis
Townie
Blood collection workers listed for two day Red Cross drive
Red Cross announces two day blood collection at First Methodist Church with a 120 pint daily quota. Tomorrow runs noon to 5 15 pm with doctors Donald Ray James A Butin and Henry Baker. Wednesday 9 am to 2 15 pm with doctors Glen Ashley Albert Kihm and Dean Gough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
First Methodist Church
Noar
Donald Ray
James A. Butin
Henry Baker
Glen Ashley
Albert Kihm
Dean Gough
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Welcomed in India
More than 100000 Indians greet Jacqueline Kennedy on a semi official two week visit to India and Pakistan. She changes plans to watch Rajendra Prasad's drive past Parliament, travels in a pink attire, and receives a lengthy private audience with Pope John XXIII during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pakistan
Mrs. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth II
Parliament
Rome
Kennedy
Nehru
Indira Gandhi
Vijayalakshmi Pand
Exceptional Child Association Meeting At Senior High School
The Neosho County Association for Exceptional Children met in the home economics room at Senior High School Friday evening with Mrs. Kenneth E. Lindsey presiding. A report on the Teacher Scholarship Fund and contributing organizations was given, and plans were made to start a fundraiser. Reports covered the book Child in the Shadow and other library titles. A round table discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County Association For Exceptional Children
Kenneth E. Lindsey
PTA Executive Meeting Plans Babysitting For PTA Sessions
Lincoln PTA held an executive meeting at the school on Friday. The nominating committee reported and announced babysitting for regular PTA meetings. Officers will be elected at tonight's meeting where Mrs. John Knight speaks on Parent Attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
PTA
John Knight
Dorothy Kirsten Hospitalized in Los Angeles
Opera star Dorothy Kirsten, 45, is in a Los Angeles hospital with what is believed to be a serious ailment. Doctors in charge have not released details, and her condition remains listed as guarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kirsten
Los Angeles
Opera
Hepatitis Forces End to Nationwide Singing Tour
The article notes hepatitis a liver inflammation sidelining a nationwide singing tour and mentions the Chanute Tribune page from March 12, 1962. The abrupt health issue curtails the performer’s schedule and public appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Scout News Family Supper Highlights Local Girl Scouts
Scout News reports Troop 35 Lincoln sixth graders and Royster Junior High Girl Scouts held a family basket supper at the Presbyterian church dining hall. Glorified by a flag ceremony, honors were given to Regina McGehee and Sherrie Gough as color bearers, with color guards and musical performances by JoDean Cox, Kathryn Owen, Bertha Wall, Roberta Montgomery, and Marilyn Wall. Leaders include Mrs. Leo Cox and others. A neighborhood meeting is planned at the Methodist church Thursday 8:30 a.m. to organize the 4th grade Fly-up, Court of Awards, and Chanute day camp at Camp Wonderwood June 18-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Royster
Presbyterian Church
Helen Henderson
Lola
Regina McGehee
Sherrie Gough
Carolyn Hutchinson
Sharon O'Grady
Kathryn Owen
Bertha Wall
JoDean Cox
M D. Owen
Roberta Montgomery
Jo- Dean Cox
Marilyn Wall
Mmes
Leo Cox
Ira Hutchinson
Edward McGehee
G. B. Wall
Methodist Church
Intermediate Court of Awards
Camp Wonderwood
Oilman Dies in Tulsa at 73
C. P. Dimit, 73, former Phillips Petroleum Co. vice president in charge of production, died Sunday of a heart attack at a club in Tulsa. He retired from Phillips in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
C. P
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A consumer guide explains how to shop wisely with tips from trusted brands and safety practices. It highlights checking warranties, comparing prices, reading labels, and avoiding impulse purchases to protect buyers and ensure quality.
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Cecilia Marie Palmer
Dial Tribune
Merry Mothers
Geiger
the Tribune
Clara
Four Square Unit
Mrs. Morton
Bill Morgan
Mer
Ann Lenders
Tribune
Dick McMinimy
Ray Christiansen
Mildred Routh
Carol McDonald
Guy Rush
Frank Torres
Louis Junod
Frank Burtle
Marcus Barbee
Ray Westling
Ernest Kepley
Robert Lopeman
Jim Gordon
William R. Tindel
A. L. Burns
Gray Lady
Robert Williams
Fred Mosier
Seth Farwell
I. O. Minniear
Don Abbuehl
Ed Ashley
Richard Cloke
Stuart Hoofnagle
J. Q. Green
George Thurman
Raymond Friederich
Glen McLaren
Kenneth Brown
W. G. Bodley
Roy Williams
Lula Leonard
Mrs. Rush
Junod
Burtle
A. R. Leathers
A. E. Land
Ben Morgan
Burl O'Connor
Avery Sprague
Wallace McCown
Leo Gottlieb
Farwell
Minnie
Logan Hunt
Lupe Godinez
Abbuehl
Cloke
Hoofnagle
Green
Robert Briley
Jo Payne
Max Loy
Ralph Willcott
Bodley
Thurman
E. L. Kay
Mmnes
Rebecca Shinn
Rosa Stauffer
Della Dunn
A. A. Baltz
N. Forest
Baltz
Oklahoma
Katy Blunk
Big India
Mrs
Ken
Nnedy
U.S
Mrs. Gandhi
Princess Lee Radziwill
Nation Cleaners
John P. Nation
W. Mai
Hazel V. Stacy
Vatican
Exceptional Child Association
Jial HE
Lincoln & Walnut
Scout News
Gerttine
Poe
U. S. Civil Service
In Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Illiinois
U. S
Home Appliance Co
General Electric
E. Main
Walter Lacey
Mgr
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