Truthfulness Lesson in Christian Women Fellowship
Christian Women's Fellowship circles at First Christian Church held lessons on Truthfulness Builds Fellowship. Circles 1 through 5 met at various homes with hostesses and leaders including Mrs. Floyd Heath, Mrs. Gerald Rowan, and Mrs. Bert Sutton. A planned March 14 slide presentation by Mrs. Sutton on a Holy Land trip was announced.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship
First Christian Church
Harvie Clemens
Albert Benson
Bert Sutton
Kenneth Cordon
Gerald Rowan
Lowell Kreider
Charles Ballou
N. Highland
Harry Steeves
Charles Arnett
Holy Land
Laurel Mothers Plan Election of Officers
Laurel Mothers Club prepares for officer elections. Mrs. Wendell Allen nominated Mrs. Kenneth Simmons Janice Akers and Mrs. Spilman to form a two-candidate slate per office. After the vote the losers will plan an installation luncheon.
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Laurel
Potato Bags Make Storing Frozen Food Easier
A reader suggests using ten pound mesh potato onion bags with drawstrings to hold large frozen items like fowl ham or meat. The bags prevent slipping, allow visibility of package names, and are easy to lift. They are also useful on picnics for keeping canned drinks cold in water.
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Heloise
Alice Robertson
Chuck
Alaska
Montana
Nevada
Father Plays Dice During Birth of Son
Dear Ann Landers and Heloise share reader questions and anecdotes about family mishaps and home tips. A sister confronts a husband who stayed gambling as labor started, a lipstick stain fix works wonders, and contest entries face hidden judging rules.
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Ann Landers
Modern Study Club Explores Turkey Cyprus and Ethiopia
The Modern Study Club met at Mrs. Howard Wilson’s home to learn about Turkey Cyprus and Ethiopia. Speakers described Turkey’s links to Europe and the Middle East opium production Cyprus history and religion in Ethiopia and a funeral dance witnessed during a missionary tour. Officers were elected with Mrs. Burris Blume as president and 16 members attended with one guest.
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Turkey
Cyprus
Ethiopia
Modern Study Club
Howard Wilson
Johnny Litchenburg
B. C
Europe
Middle East
John Nation
Spears
Burris Blume
James Kay
David McCune
Robert Hamar
Wilson
Merle Kelly
Ida Litchenburg
Dear Sister and Ann Landers Style Contests Cause Strain
A reader pleads that marital harmony suffers as Hazel questions a sister's marriage while the wife of 15 years homeschools children and spends spare time entering contests for can tops and coupons.
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Ann Landers
Willis Shares Youth Work at First United Methodist
Sherida Willis spoke to Elizabeth Circle of First United Methodist Church about her youth work and Mission Study Tour last summer. The group met at Mrs. Stephen Mechlis ter’s home and planned a United Methodist Men dinner. Refreshments were served to 10 members after Mrs. Simmons read a devotional poem.
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Sherida Willis
First United Methodist Church
Elizabeth
Stephen Mechlister
S. Tennessee
Miss Willis
United Methodist
Ted Simmons
McAllister
Ted Sipe
Roy Marts
Holly Mothers Club Salad Luncheon Held at Mrs Roberts Home
Holly Mothers Club held a salad luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ted Roberts at 1102 S. Rutter on Thursday. Eleven members attended and shared recipes, with quarter tables decorated in a St. Patrick's theme. They discussed supporting park improvements in the next Chanute election and were assisted by Mrs. Charles Stroh.
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Holly Mothers Club
Ted Roberts
S. Rutter
St. Patrick’s
Chanute Parks
Roberts
Charles Stroh
Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Clubs
Social deadlines outline summaries of upcoming events. On Tuesday March 13 groups meet at various venues including North Malcolm Community Center United Transportation Union Auxiliary Carpenters Hall and multiple clubs in the Athenaeum and surrounding buildings. Wednesday March 14 features coin club meetings at the Chamber of Commerce, Tioga Hotel luncheons, and multiple church and community society gatherings.
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Charlute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
United Transportation Union Auxiliary
Carpenters Hall
Athenaeum
W. E. Lewis
S. Highland
Ladies of the Gar
M. O
Esther
Otterbein United Methodist Church
O. L. Miller
N. Highland
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Art and Literature Club
William Bodley
N. Tennessee
Quest Club
Hazel Russell
W. Main
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Building
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tioga Hotel
Sorghum Valley Grange
Grange Hall
United Commercial Travelers
Martha Circle
Marjorie Ewing
W. Oak
Westview Baptist Church
New Citizens Sara Elizabeth and Eva Elizabeth Born in March
Sara Elizabeth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglas E Fickel of 717 N Steuben, born March 6, and Eva Elizabeth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Smith of 402 W 2nd, born March 9, are recorded as new citizens.
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Sara Elizabeth
Douglas E. Fickel
N. Steuben
Eva Elizabeth
Tony Smith
W. 2Nd
Organizational Change Explained for WSCS
The Women's Society of Christian Service will merge with the Wesleyan Service Guild to form United Methodist Women by December. Mrs. William Beezley announced the plan at First United Methodist WSCS with Helen Reese introducing her. Guests from Wesleyan Service Guild and Otterbein United Methodist Church attended the briefing.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Women
First
United Methodist Wscs
William Beezley
Girard
Parsons
Helen Reese
Chanute Wscs
Beezley
WSCS
Wesleyan Service Guild
Everett Williamson
L. D. Perry
Reese
Naomi Circle
Lyle Dean
Lyle Huitt
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Tioga Unit Hears Housing Lesson at Henshall Home
Tioga Extension Home makers Unit met at Mrs. Charles Henshall’s home as Mrs. Henry W. Myers presented a housing lesson stressing a decent home and suitable environment for every American family. Mrs. Wayne Sparks showed Chanute new housing photos and led a Q&A. Fourteen members answered roll call noting preventable accidents through safety practices.
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Circle 5
Harold Barnhart
S. Ashby
Lioy? Gingrich
Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit
Charles Henshall
Henry W. Myers
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Wayne Sparks
Chanute
St Patrick's Theme Graces Church Dinner
First United Methodist Church Sunday School class held a covered dish dinner with Irish symbols and songs. Howard Jester gave the invocation and Dr. Livingston N. Witten delivered the closing prayer. Forty four members and three guests attended hosted by Mrs Vertin Davis Mrs Maxine Reavis Milo Johnson and Mr and Mrs Charles Cox.
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St. Patrick’s
First United Methodist Church
Howard Jester
Vertin Davis
Maxine Reavis
Milo Johnson
Charles Cox
Livingston N. Witten
Methodist Bishop To Tour Kansas Churches
Apostle Ernest T. Dixon Jr. will tour Kansas districts from March 19 to April 10 to consult with ministers and laymen before next year’s ministerial appointments in over 800 United Methodist Churches. The schedule spans Salina Concordia Wichita Dodge City Oakley Hutchinson Winfield Parsons Ottawa Emporia Manhattan Kansas City and Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Ernest T. Dixon Jr
United Methodist
Kansas
Dixon
Salina
Concordia
Wichita
Dodge City
Oakley
Hutchinson
Winfield
Parsons
Ottawa
Emporia-Manhattan
Kansas City
Mothers View Slides Highlight Turkey and Greece Visit
Today s Mothers Club in rural Erie hosted slides of Turkey and Greece photographed by Mr and Mrs Richard Marshall of St Louis MO from their trip to visit friends. Mrs Marshall is the daughter of club member Mrs Ralph Garvin. In Ankara they met the Tezcans who had studied in St Louis. The program emerged from a Church Women United hospitality event. Mrs Lewis Wible presided and Mrs Criser with Mrs Lovett served refreshments to 18 members.
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Turkey
Greece
Mothers Club
Virgil Criser
Erie
Richard Marshall
St. Louis
Marshall
Ralph Garvin
Ankara
Washington University
Church Women United
Lewis Wible
Criser
T. H. Lovett
Call Tribune carrier for missed delivery times
Public notice instructs readers to contact the Tribune carrier if missed deliveries occur. If unavailable, the number 431-4100 is provided with delivery hours 5:30 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and by 9:00 a.m. Saturday.
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Tribune
Jaycee Jaynes Aid Scouts With Gear Drive Bazaar Plans
Jaycee Jaynes agreed to bake for a Boy Scouts fundraiser to replace lost equipment. The group met in the Safari West community room on Wednesday and planned a bazaar during the home show April 14 as part of the Jaycee Spring Festival. They also discussed collecting coupons for an ambulance project and donated to the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Byron Marshall delivered 14 toys to Neosho Memorial Hospital with coordination by Mrs. Tom Stevenson.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Jaynes
Safari West
Yates Center
Jaycee
American Cancer Society
Byron Marshall
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Tom Stevenson
Marshall
Tom Tiegreen
Stevenson
Jim Arnett
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Ross Cooper
N. Forest
Floyd Heath
George Strauch
W. 12Th
Circle 2
Lillard Parks
Circle 4
Florence Barker
Christian Women's Fellowship
Yakima Indian Mission
Hazel Green Academy
Earl Alford
Barney
Hazel
Ann
Thelma Cheathem
Shelby Shelton
Karen
Flo C
Margaret M
S. Central
Tioga Unit
Pinara
Paula Wheatley
Donna Trout
Helen Boman
Cinderella Salon
Ruth VanVickle
Shugart
East Main
Ned
Jack L. Lowe
Optometrist
Chanute, Kans
Formica
Vennes Cannellee
Jdunier and
Peg Roy
Dale Larsen
East Main Street
Carl Larcom
Mgr
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