Fashion Show and Tea At Junior College
About 200 attendees joined the Associated Women Students of the Junior College for a fashion show and tea in the Little Theater. The event, themed Plain and Fancy, featured scripts by Mrs. Russell Atkins narrated by Mrs. Suzanne Mundell with set design by Janice Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Jordan
Suzanne Mundell
Associated Women Students
Little Theatre
Sandy Wolford
Associated Women
American Association of University Women
Alex Mih
Russell Atkins
Judy Ranabarger
Pat Miles
Nancy Bartholomew
W. T. Warren
AAUW
Social Scene Roundup of Club Meetings in Chanute
The Social Scene for Tuesday March 2 1962 lists Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit led by Mrs Vyrl Febel at 1 2 p.m. Chanute Gem and Mineral Society meeting at Federation room 7 30 p.m. and various group gatherings across churches and halls including Wesleyan Service Guild prayer and dinner 6 p.m. First Methodist church Textile Paint club Carpenters hall 9 a.m. Twentieth Century Study club at 627 St Santa Fe 2 p.m. Tuesday Reading club at 215 W Garfield 2 p.m. Cosmos club 210 N Central 7 30 p.m. Modern Study club 70 S Plummer 2 p.m. Sorosis club 512 N Highland 2 p.m. Who's Who Study club 517 W Highland 2 p.m. Chanute Culture club meeting postponed and other church group events across town. On Wednesday March 71 1962 Barston HOU Thayer 1 p.m. First Baptist Women Missionary Societies in circles Martha at the church 1 30 p.m. Lydia 8 1 Barston 1 30 p.m. Mrs Junior Fritz 28 Allen and Priscila Mrs H N Wood 222 N Lafayette 2 p.m. Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist sewing 2 4 p.m. Friendly Thimble club 2 p.m. Wilson class party 7 30 p.m. United Presbyterian Women 2 p.m. Queen Esmher class First Christian Alcott PTA Study group 420 N Grant 9 a.m. American Association of University Women dinner Maple Leaf 6 30 p.m.
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Vyrl Febel
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Reindow
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows Hall
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Mamie Hayes
St. Sante Fe
Lee Emery
WN. Garfield
Ralph Chapman
N. Central
C. Morris
S$. Plummer, 2 P.m. Sorosis Club, Mrs. Myra Brovst, 512 N. Highland
R. Parr
WN. Highland
Chanute
The
Presbyterian Church
J. G. Taylor
Barston Hou
Wayne Grant
Thayer
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Martha
Merle Ruggles
Lydia
W. WN. Wiggans
Barston
Junior Fritz
Allen
Priscila
H. NM. Wood
Lafayette
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Friendly Thimble Club
Wilson
First Methodist
United Presbyterian Women
the Church
Esmher Cless
First Christian Church
Alcott Pta
Wendell Bowyer
N. Grant
American Association of University Women
Maple Leaf
Augustana Church Women Meet at Friends Home
Savonburg churchwomen gathered Thursday at the Friends Home Lutheran church with Mrs. Max Ludlum as host. Mrs. Georgia Ludlum assisted, and Mrs. Harold Swanson led the meeting. Delegates reported on the Kansas City district gathering theme Woman's Work in the Family of God and a taught African song. The lesson Every Inch A Christian was presented with discussion groups and Q&A. Refreshments served to 25 adults and three children.
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Savonburg
Augustana Church
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Max Ludlum
Georgia Ludlum
Harold Swanson
Robert Larson Jr
Kansas City
Jack Jordan
Fashion Show at Chanute Country Club Aims for Luncheon
The Women's Golf Association hosts a fashion show and luncheon at Chanute Country Club with the theme Fashions Around the Clock. Local merchants present outfits under Mrs. Lester S. Lawrence. tickets via Mrs. G. A. Nelson before Wednesday. Decorations led by Mmes. Ed Parr, LeRue Delp, and Ralph Willcott.
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Women's Golf Association
Chanute Country Club
Lester S. Lawrence
G. A. Nelson
Mmes
Ed Parr
LeRue Delp
Ralph
Willcott
Chicken Mayo Sandwich Filling with Cheese Broil
Mix finely diced chicken celery and pickle relish with mayonnaise salt and white pepper. Toast bread lightly spread filling, top with cheese and broil until melted. Garnish with watercress olives or radishes for 3 to 4 servings.
Unit Leaders Study Furniture Buying Trends
Thirty four home demonstration unit leaders attended two all day sessions on furniture buying led by Ruth Kubler home furnishings specialist from Kansas State University Manhattan. The program in the sessions emphasized trends.
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Ruth Kubler
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Miss Kubler
Local HDU Leaders Plan Furniture Market Tour
Long term planning and styling mark the presentation as HDU leaders tour a local furniture store each day to observe market pieces. They will distribute the furniture material back to their units during May and June.
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HDU
Neosho County Tea For HD Units April 12
Neosho County Home Demonstration Unit tea set for April 12 at 1 30 p m in the Memorial building expects over 700 county women. Sponsored by the County Home Economics Advisory committee the event offers group fellowship and new homemaking information with a color clinic for decorating and musical numbers by Chanute schools. Planning on the committee include Mrs Everett Faulkner Mrs Roy Tunnell and Neal Heilman with Chanute area joints aiding.
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Neosho County
Memorial Building
County Home Economics Advisory Committee
Chanute
Mmes
Everett Faulkner
Laurel Mothers Tour TB Hospital Facilities
The Laurel Mothers club toured the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital facilities guided by Mrs. Eugene Oyler and Mrs. Ethel Green. Afterward they enjoyed dessert at Mrs. Glenn Kiddoo's home, 616 North Central, with co hosts Mrs. Wayne Klauman and Mrs. Tom Morehead. Guests included Mrs. Joe Bean Mrs. Eric Anderson and Mrs. Ray Christian senior.
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Laurel Mothers Club
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Eugene Oyler
Ethel Green
Glenn Kiddoo
N. Central
Wayne Klauman
Tom Morehead
Mmes
Joe Bean
Eric Anderson
Ray Christiansen
Advertisement promises ease with regular reads
A clipped ad touts products that multiply daily ease and reduce pressure for readers who engage with the promotions regularly.
Evidence Only Circumstantial In Ann Landers Column
A reader warns others about a husband who led a double life with a high school student. Ann Landers advises against psychoanalyzing from letters and urges practical steps, questioning suspicions and suggesting to return a diamond ring if needed. The column covers suspenders fashion questions and a separate case of a fiancé with mental health issues and potential projection.
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Ann Landers
Lor
Ann
Hazel
Mrs Stevens Hosts Past Presidents Luncheon
The Past Presidents of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met Friday for a one o clock luncheon with Mrs L I Stevens at 901 S Grant. Mrs Ralph Cathers assisted. Mrs Ray Walker presided and Mrs F B Carpenter’s birthday was observed. Next meeting set for April 20 with Mrs Kenneth Reinhardt and Mrs Merle Bauer as hostesses.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
L. I. Stevens
S. Grant
Ralph Cathers
Ray Walker
F. B. Carpenter
Kenneth Reinhardt
Merle Bauer
Kansettes Club Plans March Luncheon at Tic Toc
Kansettes met Thursday with Mrs. George Washburn of 905 N. Washington. They organized a guest luncheon for March 19 at the Tic Toc in Humboldt and will meet next at Mrs. Everett Faulkner’s home. Washburn served a St. Patrick's themed dessert.
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George Washburn
Washington
Humboldt
Everett Faulkner
R. J
Washburn
St. Patrick’s
All Year Useful Crochet Cardigan Pattern for Baby
Reader pattern ad from Chanute Tribune promotes Pattern 7252 for a lacey baby cardigan in 3ply yarn. Includes 6 months and 1 and 2-year sizes and instructions. Teaches mailing order for 35 cents plus postage for first class.
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Alice Brooks
Modern Etiquette Q A on visiting and attire
A reader asks if she should set a definite Sunday visit time and the answer confirms scheduling is courteous. Advice covers groom attire for a traveling wedding dress and politely declining offered cigarettes with a personal brand.
How Can I Shrink Colored Cottons and Linens
A reader asks how to shrink colored cottons and linens. The method suggests soaking in cold water for several hours, then squeezing without wringing, and air drying or tumble drying with towels to buffer the fabric. It notes that non shrink fabrics should be chosen first with the expectation of 1 to 2% shrinkage.
Cleaning Oven Drips With Ammonia Fumes
A reader asks how to remove bacon drippings from their oven. The answer advises turning off the pilot light and placing a bowl of ammonia inside, then closing the door. The fumes loosen charred residue, easing cleanup.
Charming Duo Easter Dress Cape Pattern 9447
Marian Martin prints a whirl-skirted dress with cape for Easter wear. The pattern 9447 suits children sizes 2 to 10, requires 2 yards of 33 inch fabric for the dress and 1 1/2 yards of 54 inch fabric for the cape. Price 35 cents with extra postage details and mail to The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept New York. An additional spring-summer pattern catalog is offered with 5 cents.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West
New York
N. Y
Correcting English and vocabulary queries
Answers summarize language questions including grammar, pronunciation, spelling, and word origins. The responses provide standard forms such as intend and fewer, proper plural persons, hiatus pronunciation al lass, misspelled appathetic, ordinate meaning well ordered and methodical, and extemporize as the ext form meaning to improvise.
Princess Grace Returns to Films in Hitchcock Project
Princess Grace of Monaco, the former Grace Kelly, will act again in a single film directed by Alfred Hitchcock. The production, based on a Winston Graham novel, is aimed for late next summer with her return to Monaco by late November.
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Monte Carlo
Monaco
Grace
Grace Kelly
Riviera
Alfred Hitchcock
Winston Graham
Hollywood
Shock Fatal To Emporia Woman In Kansas
Miss Laura Thomas, 89, died of shock in an Emporia hospital after learning her brother Isaiah Logan Thomas, 75, was dead. His body, missing three days, was found near their home Saturday night. The siblings lived together.
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Emporia
Kas
Laura Thomas
Isaiah Logan Thomas
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