Glowworm fashion lights up nights in wear and racing gear
AP Fashion Writer associates phosphorescent fabrics with glow in the dark garments for women and luminous horse harnesses at races. Comark vinyl leads glow technology, seen on Capucci Paris ensembles and in coats, suits, shoes, and ski wear. The glow aids safety in dark stairs and helps partners locate wearers.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
Times Square
Comark
Roberto Capucci
Paris
Deborah Circle Meets In Slane Home
Members of the Deborah Circle of the WSCS at the First Methodist Church gathered Tuesday night at 318 South Kansas in the Slane home. Mrs. Wayne Browning led the session with devotions and a lesson by Mrs. G C Sullivan on All Life Is From God. Mrs. Dave Evans and Mrs. Al Goodwin assisted Mrs. Slane in serving twelve members and two guests, Dr. and Mrs. Duff Wagoner.
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Deborah
WSCS
First Methodist Church
William Slane
S. Kansas
Wayne Browning
G. C. Sullivan
God
Dave Evans
al Goodwin
Slane
Duff Wagoner
Alcock elected president of Ladies of Elks
Mrs. Max Alcock was elected president of the Ladies of Elks at the Tuesday night meeting in the Club rooms. Mrs. Lyle Meyer was chosen vice president and Mrs. Ralph Evans secretary-treasurer. The meeting moved to the third Monday monthly and a covered dish dinner was planned for the next gathering. About 20 women attended and played games. Mrs. Ray Smith won the door prize.
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Max Alcock
Ladies of Elks
Lyle Meyer
Ralph Evans
Ray Smith
St Patrick's Banquet At Scout Troops Event
Scout News reports a St Patrick's father-daughter banquet in a school gym with Troop 133 and Troop 171. Leanne Mugrage and her father Gene welcomed guests. Reverends Brown and Hahn led grace. program included dances skits and a patriotic play and a salute to Juliette Low.
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St. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s Girl Scout
Vincent Brown
Leon Hahn
Leanne Mugrage
Gene Mugrage
Johnny Appleseed
Miss Stacy Is Honored At Bridal Shower
Francene Stacy, bride elect to marry David Johnson on April 2, was honored Friday night at a bridal shower in the First National Bank Community room. Hostesses were Sharon Cutrell Paula Honeyman and Susie Kruse. Guests included Gana Thompson Carol Brown Nicki McGuire Vicki Flowers Judy Carlson Janice Oliver Anne Sale Cheryl Ogle and others.
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Francene Stacy
David Johnson
First National Bank
Sharon Cutrell
Paula Honeyman
Susie Kruse
Gana Thompson
Baldwin
Carol Brown
Nicki McGuire
Lawrence
Vicki Flowers
Fort Scott
James Lind
Emporia
Ranier Nooteboom
Pittsburg
Carol Umbarger
Topeka
Judy Carlson
Janice
Mums Made of Tin Arts and Crafts Project
The Women’s Arts and Crafts Club will meet Monday at the North Malcolm Community Center to make chrysanthemum tin can decorations. Bring a quart can a ruler pencil pliers tin snips and gloves. a 25 cent fee covers materials coffee and instruction sheets.
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Women’s Arts and Crafts Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Cookie Sale Plans Highlight Scout Meeting
M C Phillips Jr noted outdoor games and group singing closed the session. Cookie sale set to begin March 18 with Mrs James Carter serving as cookie chairman. Girls to meet at the school Friday afternoon to collect cookies.
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M. C. Phillips Jr
James Carter
Patty Darlene Stout Weds Russell E Corbitt
Patty Darlene Stout daughter of Odell and Mrs Stout of Dearing married Russell E Corbitt son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Corbitt of 611 S Malcolm Nowata Oklahoma. The couple after a brief trip reside at 320 N Evergreen.
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Patty Darlene Stout
Russell E. Corbitt
Odell Stout, Dearing
Charles R. Corbitt
S. Malcolm
Nowata
Oklo
Wayside High School
Coffeyville Junior College
Corbitt
Chanute High School
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Chanute Tribune
N. Evergreen
Coffeyville Community Theater Presents Farce in 3 Scenes
The Coffeyville Community Theater stages Oh Dad Poor Dad Mama s Hung You in the Closet and I m Feeling So Sad a three scene farce presented without intermission. Performances run Friday and Saturday and next Friday and Saturday at Floral Hall Walter Johnson Park Coffeyville. Curtain is 8 p.m.
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Coffeyville
Sub Debs Club Plans Fundraiser Events
The Sub Deb Club met Monday night at Nancy Stipp's home to discuss fundraisers. A raffle a car wash and a dance were decided for raising money. Refreshments were served. The next informal meeting will be Thursday after school at Luanna Sparks' home.
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Nancy Stipp
Wilson
Marilyn Sandage
Luanna Sparks
S. Highland
Peppermint Oil Flavoring Hint from Local Drug Stores
A short note suggests readers seeking oil of peppermint for recipes should check their local drug stores for flavoring. The tip emphasizes convenient sourcing and illustrates practical home cooking guidance.
Social Calendar items from Mer. 17 to 18 events
Social calendar lists Friendly Neighbors Club Rural Homemakers Town and Country Forget-Me-Not units and more at Heritage Room Methodist Church Rural School Zion Lutheran Halifax. Details include times 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. plus a covered dish supper 6:30 7:30 p.m. and a list of host locations and names. Also a cooking note suggests slicing okra then simmering in butter in a heavy skillet after washing.
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Mer
Friendly Neighbors Club
Mars
Relph Baker
Heritage Room
Methodist Church
Rural Grange
Sweet Adelines
Zion Lutheran Church
A. L. Burns
S. Garfield
Memorial Building
Modern Mothers Club
Ash Grove Cement Company
Orchid Buffet
Chaincomers Coffee
Northalcolm Community Center
George Wilson
Senta Fe
Golden Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Yam. Bridge
Laurel Mothers Club
Clyde Acree
Kansette Club
Kenneth Cuming
W. Plummer
Study Clubs Meet for 67th Sorosis Anniversary
The Sorosis Club marked its 67th anniversary with a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. I. E. Trussell’s home, nine members and one guest present as Mrs. Pearl Wink led, devotions by Mrs. Claude Wanamaker, and a talk on Sierra Sky Park. Athenaeum group met at Mrs. J. M. Newman’s with 14 members, dessert served, and Ethel Eaton presiding. The clubs voted five more dollars to the Neosho County United Nations Association and heard the lesson The Year 2000 by Dr. Blue Carstenson, presented by Mrs. C. A. Sharpe.
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Sorosis Club
I. E. Trussell
W. Main
A. O. Dimon
Pearl Wink
Claude Wanamaker
California
A. L. Locke
Sierra Sky Park
Athenaeum
J. M. Newman
N. Steuben
Ethel Eaton
Neosho County
Cosmos Study Club Names New Officers After Meeting
Cosmos Study Club met Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. Alta Allen. Iva Dent presided. officers elected: C. M. Cordner president, D. L. Geeding vice president, Alta Allen secretary, J. O. Purviance treasurer. Joyce Kis sock Lubold book This Half of the Apple is Mine reviewed by Mrs. Elmer Peterson. Refreshments for ten members were served.
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Cosmos Study Club
Alta Allen
S. Santa Fe
Iva Dent
C. M. Cordner
D. L. Geeding
Allen
J. O. Purviance
Joyce Kissock Lubold
Elmer Peterson
Chanute Culture Luncheon Honors St Patrick Traditions
The Chanute Culture Group held a luncheon at Orchid Buffet on Tuesday with green and white place cards and table décor. Mae Wheeler led a study hour discussing Hunch-Back Genius of Liberty Hall about Carl Prolens Steinmetz, a German mathematician and inventor who advanced electricity use in America. Hostesses Miss Wheeler and Mrs. George Pinegar led 14 members.
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St. Patrick
Mae Wheeler
Liberty Hall
Floyd Miller
Carl Prolens Steinmetz
Germany
America
Miss Wheeler
George Pinegar
Outlook Study Club Notes On Thoreau Emerson Lesson
Mrs. Marlin Blackston hosted a Tuesday afternoon Outlook Study Club gathering at 102 S Rutter. Mrs. Jo Payne led the meeting and a donation was made to the Neosho County United Nations Association. Mrs. Edwin C Cathers presented a lesson on Thoreau and Emerson with excerpts. Mrs. W H McMurray delivered the critic's report. Mrs. Charles Broadwell led roll call: World of the Future, You May Be Your Own Blood Donor.
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Marlin Blackston
Outlook Study Club
S. Rutter
Jo Payne
Neosho County
Henry David Thoreau
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Edwin C. Cathers
W. H. McMurray
Charles Broadwell
Modern Study Club hears health talk at Lawrence home
Pauline Flynn of the State Department of Social Welfare spoke to the Modern Study Club on mental health. She urged accepting foster and boarding homes for deprived children and the value of letting young people try and fail in a supportive home. Guests included Mrs. Murray Shively and others. business was led by Mrs. Gail Malson at the Lawrence residence.
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Pauline Flynn
State Department of Social Welfare
Modern Study Club
L. S. Lawrence
Plummer
Murray Shively
Lester Thompson
R. E. Williams
Gail Malson
Burris Blume
Lawrence
Malson
Mrs Mannoni Leads Wesleyan Guild Dinner Program
S A Mannoni chaired the Wesleyan Service Guild covered dish dinner and program at the Methodist Church with theme Worship for a New Age. Participants included Pearl Chapman Dr Margaret Wolf Ruth Erwin Mattie Wolf and Mrs Mannoni. About 35 women attended and five members plan to attend the March 26 27 Lawrence annual guild meeting.
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S. A. Mannoni
Spiritual Life
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Pearl Chapman
Mannoni
Margaret Wolf
Ruth Erwin
Mattie Wolf
Frank Stacy
Earnest Wilson
Gladys Franklin
Frank Carter
Miss Chapman
Freda Betts
Guild
Lawrence
Ida McCoy
A Gift of Joy by Helen Hayes
A Gift of Joy presents the philosophy and insights of Helen Hayes, celebrated as a great lady of the stage and screen. The work outlines her views on art, life, and the craft of acting, offering a personal portrait from a renowned performer.
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Helen Hayes
St Patrick's Party Held by ESA Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Beta Delta Chapter hosted a St. Patrick's party at Mrs. June Weis's home 222 E. 7th. Games produced prizes for Mrs. Clifford Lukenbill and Alice Boecker. Mrs. Glenn Barnby was named Miss Swamrock of 1966 in a comedy skit. Refreshments were served to 11 members and three pledges. Next meeting set for Apr. 5.
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St. Patrick's
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
June Weis
Clifford Lukenbill
Alice Boecker
Glenn Barnby
Weis
Jo McCullough
Robert Taylor
LAPM Meets The Ladies Auxiliary in IJOOF Hall
Patriarch Militant group met Tuesday evening with Mrs. R. L. Christie presiding. Irene Moore led inspection. Attendees traveled from Iola Fort Scott and Chanute. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Christie and Mrs. W. A. Coonrod.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarch Militant
Ijoof Hall
R. L. Christie
Irene Moore
Iola
Fort Scott
Chanute
Christie
W. A. Coonrod
Theater Review by Mrs Riley for Round Table Study Club
Mrs W H Riley reviewed the theater piece for the Round Table Study Club meeting held Tuesday. Hostess Mrs J Leroy Barker at 1302 West Third served a dessert course to 14 members.
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W. H. Riley
Round Table Study Club
J. Leroy Barker
W. 3Rd
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Dexter Bloodworth
Charles Bartholomew
Tribune
Stacy
Buster Brown
Dial Tribune
Sorosis
Mrs. Wanamaker
Outlook
S. Central
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Adioute
St. Patrick’s Party
Esa
Timekeeping
Phillips
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