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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1962

Page

3

Presbyterian Women Hear Nairobi Student at Meeting

George Njuguna a 24 year old freshman from Nairobi Kenya spoke at the United Presbyterian Women meeting in the church He attends Southwest Missouri State College Springfield Mo majoring in agriculture He plans to study at the University of Missouri after SMS His father a 1938 Oxford graduate aided a 1946 Kenya Africa Union effort and now works to form a East African Federation Guests came from Humboldt Cherryvale Inglewood and other Cha nute churches Program chairman was Mrs William Walters Tea was served by Mrs Robert Fischer and Mrs. Williams presided over a recognition for Mrs Roy S Gibson who received a pin and honorary membership to the Board of National Missions

George Njuguna Nairobi Kenya East Africa United Presbyterian Women Njuguna Southwest Missouri State College Springfield University of Missouri SMS Oxford University Moscow Kenya African Union London Uganda Tanganyiki Zanzibar Nyasaland East African Federation William Walters Robert Johnson J. D. Rector Dave Petterson Robert Williams Reuben Burkman Fort Scott Robert Fisher Williams Burkman William Hunt Tribune Loois Erickson

Social Scene Highlights From Early March 1962

The Golden Rule club met with Mrs. Sam Waltermire presiding as hostess. Guests were invited, mystery sister gifts exchanged, and a brunch served. The next meeting is set for April 17 with a bring a guest directive.

Chester Nichols S. ‘Central Golden Rule Club Sam Waltermire Waltermire

Grant Avenue Circles Meet at Grant Avenue Baptist Church

The Dorcas circle met with Mrs. Gene Webber and co host Mrs. Gilbert Ranz. Mrs. Paul Whitworth presided. Mrs. Joe Thurman led opening prayer. Doris Herndon sent a letter from Denver. Devotions and lessons were given by Signe Anderson and Ruth circle members. Plans for Easter cards to missionaries were made.

Dorcas Grant Avenue Baptist Church Gene Webber S. Lafayette Gilbert Ranz Paul Whitworth Joe Thurman Doris Herndon Denver Signe Anderson Webber Ruth Circle Ray Spencer S. Wilson Frank Hotchkiss Carl Magill Gary Haines Jim Haines

Mrs Ballou Hosts CWF Guild Meeting

The Christian Women’s Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church met Tuesday at 519 North Highland with Mrs. Charles Ballou hosting. Mrs. A. B. Chauncey spoke on her Purdue University quadrennial convention trip. Refreshments were served to 15 members and two guests, with Mrs. Nelson to host next.

Christian Women’s Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church Charles Ballou N. Highland Howard Winans Lorens Nelson Vinnie Allison A. B. Chauncey CWF Purdue University Lafayette Ind Miss Allison Wayne Ellis Chauncey Nelson

Westminster Class Meets in Taylor Home

The Westminster class of the Presbyterian church gathered Tuesday evening at 722 S. Grant in Taylor. Mrs. J. B. Taylor hosted a dessert, assisted by Mrs. Ralph Drake, Mrs. J. Schmutz, and Mrs. L. J. Longest. Mrs. Roy S. Gibson led the devotional "Prayer Asking Seeking and Knocking" and Mrs. C. H. Decker spoke on the lesson "Mission in Ecuador." Mrs. Drake conducted the business meeting before a period of fellowship.

The Presbyterian Church J. B. Taylor S. Grant Mmes Ralph Drake J. Schmutz L. J. Longest Roy S. Gibson Ecuador C. H. Decker

Mad motorist menace and widow’s ring request

Ann Landers answers readers on three topics. A husband’s road rage endangers others and should be curbed. A widow keeps her late husband’s diamond rings and deserves respect. A divorced mother explains dependence on an ex-husband. Landers endorses financial reality and dignity.

Mother Ann

Jolly Go Getters 4-H Club Meets At Odense School

The Jolly Go Getters 4-H club met at the Odense school house on March 19 with Bruce Heibert as president leading the flag salute and pledge. Karen Heibert reported a poster for National 4H Week. future events include a field day April 7 at Strickler Holstine Farm near Iola and a box supper April 27. Larry Lindberg announced program items including group singing, a project talk, demonstrations, music appreciation, and safety talk. meeting adjourned and lunches served by Crim and Elliott families.

Jolly Go Getters Odense Bruce Heibert Karen Heibert Strickler Holstine Farm Iola Larry Lindberg Nancy Rice Roger Elliott Marvin Elliott Jeane Cuppet Crim Elliott

Wilson Class Meets In Fellowship Hall

The Wilson class of the First Methodist church held a party in Fellowship Hall on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Alfred Petterson gave the devotions and Mrs. Henry Alford introduced Fairfield PTA members who presented the play The Ladies Aid Church Social. Cast included Mmes Neal Heiman Kenneth Ingles Kenneth Hasty Don Helman E D Alford and Eugene Pool. refreshments were served to 47 members and one visitor.

Wilson First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Alfred Petterson Henry Alford Fairfield Pta Ladies Aid Church Mmes Neal Heiman Kenneth Ingles Kenneth Hasty Don Helman E. D. Alford Eugene Pool Bessie Camerell

PTA Study Group Holds Final Meeting at Midway School

The Midway PTA wrapped up its school year with a final Monday afternoon meeting in the lunchroom. Mrs. Warren Jones chaired as J. B. Robertson, the guidance counselor, spoke and answered questions about the guidance program.

PTA Warren Jones J. B. Robertson

Berean Class Hosts Chili Supper at Grant Avenue Church

The Berean class of Grant Avenue Baptist met Tuesday evening in the church basement for a chili supper. Hosts were Paul Whitworth Max Tharp and Joe Thurman. Harold Neptune led group singing and Mrs Warner Tiegreen gave devotions. Next meeting set for May 15.

Grant Avenue Baptist Church Paul Whitworth Max Tharp Joe Thurman Harold Neptune Altar of God Warner Tiegreen

Local Births Report From Neosho Memorial Hospital

A list of newborns includes Eric Alanson son of Raymond and family in Elsmore born February 27. Blane Lyn Olson born March 8 in Buffalo. Julia Katharine Herder born March 9 at 612 S Central. Kim Michelle Bockover born March 9 at 310 E 15th. Linda Sue Lytle born March 10 in Humboldt. Melanie Gay Griffith born March 11 at 1221 Central Humboldt. Patricia Jean Coyne born March 12 at 8092 S Santa Fe. Eric Arthur Carlson born March 14 in Elsmore. Carol Ann Barnhart born March 14 in Humboldt.

Eric Alan Raymond Ericson Elsmore Neosho Memorial Hospital Blane Lyn Dwight Olson Buffalo Julia Katharine John Lee Herder S. Central Kim Michelle Kenneth Bockover E. 15Th Linda Sue Russell Lytle Humboldt Melanie Gay William B. Griffith Central Patricia Jean Robert Coyne Santa Fe Eric Arthur Leonard M. Carlson Carol Ann Ray W. Barnhart S. Malcolm

Mrs Wiles Hosts Thornburg Unit Meeting

The Thornburg Home Demonstration Unit met with Mrs. Roy Wiles at 108 S. Western. Mrs. John Blanscot presided. Plans include donating to the Cancer Fund and providing dish towels to Altoona school and lap robes to the Golden Keys Home in Neodesha. Mrs. L H Reece led Civil Defense lesson. door prize awarded to Mrs. Guy Umbarger. Next meeting set for High Prairie church on April 20.

Thornburg Roy Wiles S. Western John Blanscot Cancer Fund Altoona Golden ‘Keys Neodesha L. H. Reece Guy Um‘barger High ‘Prairie Church

Rainbow Girls Meet in Masonic Temple Posts April 7 Project

Rainbow Girls met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Julie Hanson presiding. Miss Hanson announced that the money-making project was postponed until April 7. An invitation from Coffeyville announced a school of instruction to be held March 31. Three degrees were conferred.

Rainbow For Masonic Temple Julie Hanson Miss Hanson Coffeyville

Bethel Guild Lesson Presented by Mrs Reno

The Bethel Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church met Tuesday evening with Mrs Clarence Barr presiding. Nine members answered roll call for My Favorite Recipe. Mrs Ethel Reno led United We Serve in Latin America with aid from Mrs Robert Clark who spoke on the Dominican Republic. Other reports covered Puerto Rico Ecuador and Brazil. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged and games led by Mrs Norman Madill. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Bethel Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Clarence Barr John Crownover Ethel Reno United Latin America Robert Clark Dominican Republic Richard Tripp Puerto Rico Harold Kimble Ecuador Bill LaRue Brazil Norman Madill

Two New Members For Who's Who Club

Mrs. Ben Hupp hosted a Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Who's Who Study club at Mrs. E. R. Parr's home 517 North Highland. Mrs. L. F. Erickson presided. The lesson on New Concepts in Washington D. C.'s Airport was presented by Mrs. Carl Jackson. New members Mrs. Grant Wilson and Mrs. P. L. Forslund were introduced and refreshments served to ten attendees.

Ben Hupp Who's Who Study Club E. R. Parr N. Highland L. F. Erickson Carl Jackson Washington D. C Grant Wilson P. L. Forslund

Sub Debs Meet and Plan April 9 Meeting

Sub Debs met Monday evening with Patti Arnold at 606 S. Kansas. Janice Smith presided and Judy Reed, resigning junior sponsor, will receive a letter of appreciation. Mrs. Sam Willis discussed Your Dream Wedding. The next meeting will feature Marcia Blackston on April 9.

Humboldt Hostess Leads Cottage Oak Freezer Lesson

Mrs. Ernest Criswell of Cottage Oak Rural Humboldt hosted the Cottage Oak Home Demonstration unit. Seven members and a guest enjoyed dessert before a slide lesson on Using the Freezer led by Mrs. Jeanice Cress. The group plans an April 11 meeting with Mrs. Merle Laver to study Freezer Meals.

Humboldt Ernest Criswell Cottage Oak Home Demonstration Unit Jeanice Cress Allen County Home Economics Merle Laver

Teens Look Here Marian Martin Pattern 9454

Print pattern notice for teens detailing Marian Martin jacket and dress patterns in sizes 10 to 16. Describes fabric yardage for size 12 and dress, price in cents, mailing address in New York. Includes catalog promotion and ordering instructions.

Marian Martin Chanute Tribune West 8Th St New York Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station WN. Y

Wesle yan Service Guild Officers Named

Mrs Forest Richardson led the prayer to open the Wes leyan Service Guild meeting at First Methodist. Naomi circle served dinner to 33 members with Mrs William Lewis chairing. Guests included exchange students from Mexico City and Tokyo and others from Iran and Holland. Virginia Lewis named voting delegate for Topeka meeting April 7 8. New bookcase added two books to the library. Guild officers listed for the coming year. Five students spoke of their homelands before closing services.

Forest Richardson Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Naomi William Lewis Hazel Slane Floyd Thuston Elena Ramirez Mexico City Mexico Yui Hayashi Tokyo Japan Reza Ghodstinat Kenmars Tabatabay Iran Ranier Nooteboom Holland Frank Carter Freda Betts John Damerell Guild Virginia Lewis Topeka Carter H. P. Cutrell Cutrell Ann Drury

Reading Club Lesson Hosted by Mrs Ernzen

Mrs Lee Embry hosted the Tuesday Reading club at 215 North Garfield with Mrs Ira Barber presiding. The group announced a spring luncheon on April 17 at the Maple Leaf. Mrs Ernzen presented the lesson Dear Mrs President and Sally Embry performed piano numbers.

Lee Embry N. Garfield Ira Barber Maple Leaf Ernest Ernzen Sally Embry Miss Embry David Embry Ernzen

Mrs Petterson Presides At Sorosis Club Meet

Thirteen Sorosis members met Tuesday with Mrs Myra Brobst at 512 S Highland. Mrs Alfred Petterson presided and opened the meeting with a Spring Thought. Mrs A L Lock gave the devotions How to Handle Your Frustrations by Norman V Peale. The April 3 luncheon will be with Mrs Alfred Petterson.

Sorosis Club Myra’ Brobst S. Highland Alfred Petterson A. L. Lock Norman V. Peale

WWI Auxiliary Holds All Day Meeting at Grady School

Members and friends of the World War I Auxiliary met Wednesday at Grady school for an all day session. They prepared thirty five pounds of carpet rags for Wadsworth Hospital and held a covered dish noon luncheon for 21 attendees. Plans were made for another all day gathering in Chanute in April.

Grady School Wadsworth Hospital Chanute

Cosmos Club Program Highlights Family Cookbook

Cosmos Study club members met with Mrs. Ralph Chapman to hear Mrs. Rolla Waldrip discuss a cookbook passed through her family. She compared modern cooking methods with cookbook details and plans for the spring party on April 17 were announced. Mrs. Rena Edwards will host April 3.

Cosmos Study Club Ralph Chapman N. Central Rolla Waldrip

Proper etiquette for engagements and weddings in era

Reader questions cover engagement to wedding timing invitation etiquette bar tipping dress guest lists and corsages. Tips note no fixed engagement period six months maximum and announcements can delay or say no date yet. Responses advise addressing replies to bride parents and proper fork use. Posada parties in Mexico highlighted with catalog request.

LAPM Inspection By Mrs Jean Lance

The Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant met Tuesday at Odd Fellows hall with Belle Milby presiding. Mrs Jean Lance acted as vice president and Mrs W A Coonrod gave the history of Schyler Colfax. Miss Milby was alternate to the April 28 Parsons meeting.

Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Odd Fellows Hall Belle Milby Jean Lance W. A. Coonrod Schyler Colfax Odd Fellows Lodge Myrtle Groves Miss Milby Southeast Kansas Parsons Coffeyville Lapm No. 14 Mmes Grace Mahan Vergie Walker Thelma Whitehead Gail Ransom Mayetta Helm C. H. Kindrick

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