First Baptist Circles Share Devotions and Plans
The Martha Circle of First Baptist met with Mrs. Percy Rowan Jr at Barston R1 with Mrs. Rowan presiding. Devotions by Mrs. W G Arthur. June House Party and July Association meeting announced by WMS president Mrs Bernard Wyatt. Esther Circle met at Mrs Linus Lofgren’s home with Mrs Alta Allen in charge. devotion by Mrs Nora Ellison. Priscilla Circle gathered in church parlors with devotion by Mrs W M Haines. Lydia Circle met at Mrs Grace Hamsher’s home with devotion by Mrs Ned Kauffman. Refreshments and guest counts noted for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Percy Rowan, Jr
Barston
R. 1
Rowan
W. G. Arthur
Association
Moline
WMS
Bernard Wyatt
Richard Barnard
Ray Hutchinson
Esther
Linus Lofgren
N. Steuben
Alta Allen
Nora Ellison
Missions Magazine
Arnold Dixon
Priscilla Circle
L. C.lovett
W. M. Haines
Shepherd of All
Lydia
Grace Hamsher
N. Forest
Ned Kauffman
Fred Ingram
Mexico
Secret Place
Radio antenna damaged on parked 1957 Dodge
Ben Nicholson reported to police that the radio antenna on his 1957 Dodge was broken off last night while the car was parked. The 82nd anniversary of New Hope Baptist church will be observed Sunday with Rev. J. R. Everett as speaker and a choir musical program. A Mexican Baptist Church service will feature a Baptist Student Movement music program followed by a covered dish dinner at Grant Avenue Baptist church. Funeral notices include Elmer Casner of Wichita and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Nicholson
N. Evergreen
New Hope Baptist Church
J. R. Everett
Parsons
Parsons’ Church
Mexican Baptist Church
W. Mulberry
Baptist Student Movement At
Pittsburg
Eliseo de Luna
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
N. Grant
T. Tyson
S. Santa Fe
Elmer Casner
Wichita
Kansas State Highway Department
Downing Mortuary
Admissions and discharges listed for Neosho Memorial Hospital
Friday admissions include Mrs. Clayton Wells and Mrs. Leland Lowe with medical and surgical cases, plus Mr. Kenneth Blankenhagen and Mrs. Charles Gafney among others. Dismissals list several patients including Mrs. Nellie Holsapple and Mrs. Edith Clawson, with locations in Humboldt Highland Evergreen and nearby streets. Four patrol citations issued by officer A Smedley and others note fines for improper starts, stop sign violations, and old tag or speeding infractions in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Clayton Wells
N. Garfield
Kenneth Blankenhagen
Humboldt
Leland Lowe
S. Highland
Nellie Holsapple
Edith ‘Clawson
James Kellerman
S. Evergreen
Charles Gafney
S. Central
Floyd Sallee
S. Wilson
Fred Elsenraa
Oyce A. Smedley
Thayer
Jess H. Luker
Prairie Village
Sylvester L. Marchant
Leavenworth
Old Tag
Melvin N. Allen
Springfield
Ernest J. Broam
Coffeyville
Albert R. Kiddoo Jr
Neodesha
Paul F. Marler
Wichita
Pep Town Junior High Clubs Hold Morning Meet at Launching Pad
The Pep Town Junior High clubs gathered at the Launching Pad youth center for a morning of free play and games. A planned April 20 barbecue is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pep Town
Friendly Thimble Club Meets at Mrs Ball Home
The Friendly Thimble Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Ole Ball's house in Central. New member Mrs. Lois Ard was welcomed and won the door prize. devotion was read by Mrs. Alice Braschler and the meeting closed with prayer. Next gathering set with Mrs Braschler on April 3.
Center Ridge WSWS Holds Meeting
The Center Ridge Women's Society of World Service met at Mrs Darrel Nelson's home. Officer reports and a training school announcement for April 1 at 10 15 a m at Evangelical United Brethren Church Chanute were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
Virgil Solomon
Willard Carlson
Darrel Nelson
Dale Nelson
Bill Carlson
E. A. Pauli
Curtis Carlson
Melvin Carlson
Maxine Stoll
Forget-Me-Not Club hears lighting in the home lesson
The Forget-Me-Not HDU met with Mrs. Ora Cheyney and Mrs. Charles Wolfe Sr. presiding. Nine members and seven guests attended. new member Mrs. Holman joined. The afternoon featured a garden hint, dessert, coffee, and craft work after a sack luncheon. Members were asked to bring a sack lunch. next meeting set for April 16 in Independence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HDU
Ora Cheyney
Charles Wolfe
Charles Wolfe, Jr
Ronald Cheyney
Don Holman
Penney Wolfe
Rhonda
Jack Cheyney
Barbara Holman
S. Forest
Mille Hollows Y
G. Highlong
Ss. Rutter
N. Grant
R. L. Rains
George A. Heger
N. Forest
Harold, Weis
Charles Wolfe Sr
Kansas
Mrs Holder Hostess To Town and Country
The Town and Country HD Unit met at 1302 W Main with Mrs Robert Holder and co host Mrs Wayne Greve. Mrs Greve led the meeting and ten members answered roll call A Garden Hint. Ruth Ruggles gave the lighting lesson. Door prize went to Mrs Holder. Next meeting set with Mrs Don Welch at 920 S Lincoln on April 18 at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country HD Unit
Robert Holder
W. Main
Wayne Greve
Greve
Ruth Ruggles
Holder
Don Welch
S. Lincoln
Kan Settes Meet at E F Faulkner Home
Kan Settes met at Mrs. E F Faulkner home for a covered dish luncheon on Thursday at 12 30. Eleven members attended with two guests Mrs L Hottenstein and Mrs O Burtle. The meeting was led by Mrs Faulkner and games were run by Mrs K Cummings. Next gathering was set with Mrs James Dye at 1302 Edith on April 18. A beverage suggestion of milk and prune juice was included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Faulkner
Lewis Hottenstein
Oweda Burtle
Faulkner
Kenneth Cumings
James Dye
Edith
Karen Kauffman Plans Nuptials
Mrs Lillian Barkley announces the engagement of her daughter Karen Kay Kauffman to Jesse T Reed Jr son of Mr and Mrs J T Reed Sr A June wedding is planned Miss Kauffman will graduate in May from Chanute High School Reed is a recent Navy enlistee and Fredonia High School alumnus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Kay Kauffman
Lillian Barkley
St. Evergreen
Jesse T. Reed, Jr
Johnson Studio
Evergreen
J. T. Reed
N. Steuben
Miss Kauffman
Chanute High School
Fredonia High School
U.S. Navy
Girl Scout Neighborhood Meeting Notes April Activities
Neighborhood meeting at the Methodist Fellowship Hall hosted by Mrs. Helen Henderson with 21 members and leaders. Plans include April 30 gathering 9 to 11 30 a m and day camp training on April 2 16 and 22. Troop 121 invited Alcott Brownies to a song fest at 501 N Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Henderson
Iola
Methodist Fellowship Hall
G. B. Wall
Fellowship Hall
Independence
Don Noland
Fay Edwards
John Splane
Robert Heaton
Robert Montgomery
E. H. Wiles
Bill Brinkerhoff
Alcott Brownies
N. Forest
Deaths and Funerals in Cha nute and Area
Death notices for Mrs. Lloyd Henyan of Humboldt and Mrs. Leon Cawthorn of Ash Grove plus services for Deborah Williamson Clarence Donaldson and Atha Criss. Details include relatives and funeral plans at Koch Skinner Chapel Memorial Park Johnson Mortuary and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Cawthorn
Leon (Gertie) Cawthorn
Ash Grove
Chanute
Cawthorn
C. M. Neff
Tom Morarity
Merle Cawthorn
Williamson
Deborah Williamson
Koch- Skinner
Kilmwood
Atha Criss
Denman
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Johnson Mortuary
Determinettes crown awarded for weight loss
Mrs. Clagg wore the silver brown crown for losing the most weight at the TOPS Determinettes meeting in Sawyer Hall. Mrs. Brotton presided at the business session after a low calorie luncheon. Next meeting set for March 29 at 1 30 p.m. to work on cancer dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clagg
Sawyer Hall
Roll Jeall
Dave Brotton
Pittsburg State Fine Arts Festival Week Schedule
Pittsburg State College hosts its sixth annual Fine Arts Festival featuring events across the week. Dr. William Spence and James Seitz open with an illustrated lecture on Contemporary American Architecture in McCray auditorium at 8:15 Monday. The College Choir conducts a concert at 8:15 Tuesday, with Count Basie informal jazz in Carney Hall at 4 p.m. Tuesday. The Seventh Seal by Ingmar Bergman screens at 8:15 Thursday, followed by Martha Pate’s organ recital at 8:15 Friday. The College Band performs March 31 at 3 p.m. in McCray auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
William Spence
James Seitz
McCray Auditorium
Richard F. Smith
McCray
Carney Hall
Count Basie
Ingmar Bergman
Martha Pate
Russell Pugh
Mei Cray
4 H Club News Highlights Up and Atom Foods Meet
The Up and Atom foods club met Tuesday at the home of Susan and Carolyn Kensett at 724. Members shared activities and planned forthcoming events, with emphasis on community kitchen projects and member participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Up and Atom
Up and Atom Foods
Susan and
Carolyn Kensett
Past Noble Grands Meet in Rural Chanute Home
The Past Noble Grand Club gathered at Mrs. Nathan Hole's rural Chanute home Friday noon for a covered dish luncheon. Ethel Cox presided, Harrold Claus delivered a devotion on The Empty Tomb. Attendees included 25 members and six guests. birthdays for January February and March were noted. Next meeting is April 26 at Mrs. Gladys Franklin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club
Nathan Hole
Chanute
Verle Fogel
Buford Eastburn
R. M. Christy
Ethel Cox
Harrold Claus
A. C. Barker
Gene Oyler
Bea ‘Irwin
Smithville
R. L.christy
Janice Hole
Gladys Franklin
N. Highland
Project talks and baking utensil demo session
Evergreen residents heard talks by Cindy Booe Debbie North and Debbie Stroh Terri West Susan and Carolyn Kensett demonstrated techniques A roll call was answered by 13 members naming the most useful baking utensil The event showcased practical skills and community participation
Social Calendar for March 25 1963 is listed events
Social Calendar notes meetings and gatherings for March 25 1963 and March 26 1963. Highlights include Grady Community Mouse at Skate Lend Roller Rink 7 30 p m, Erie Courthouse advisory committee 1 30 p m, PTA Council 7 p m, Past Matrons Sunflower Chapter 7 30 p m, W F W Auxiliary dinner 6 15 p m, and Bri own service. Tuesday features Quest Club and Belle Lettres Reading Club with times and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
Sone Skating
Erie
PTA
Murray Hill
Sunflower
Harold Cox
N. Franklin
W.F.W
Memorial Bidg
Quest Club
William H. Bailey
N. Highland
Belle Lettres Reading Club
Blanche Petit
Lincoln
Chanute Culture
Roberta de Ae Wath
Spring Tee
Altoona
Wesleyan Service Guild
Jown Hemphill
W. Main
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist Circles
Larry Carlson
Leonard Carlson
Lofgren
Dixon
Allen Williams
R. C. Wicker
David Livingston
Missionary Trail Blazer
Lula Leonard
Bernice Olson
N. Lincoln
Philadelphia
Bessie Haynes
W. 4Th
Kansas City
Kan
Miss. Haynes
Southeast Kansas
Jack Noah
Joanne
St. Margar’et’s Hospital
Fredonia
Noah
J. O. Taylor
Seth Farwell
Paschal Grimes
Kirk Veeder
S. Park
Ben Taylor
Ladies Library and Art Association
Daily Transcript
WSWS
Mrs. Ranz
Eee
Independence Beauty College
Independence, Kan
Jay Taber
New House
Tennessee
Cc. C. Reid
N. Garsfield
Grass
Robert Oliver
Toland's
N. Lafayette
Mrs. Holder
Tioga Hotel
BPEK
SPEE
Homeowner’s
HAHN
Eclipse
Townley Metal & Hardware CO
Kansas City, Me
Chetopa, Kan
Blankenship Hardware
Altamont, Kan
Molmes Hardware
MFA Mortgage Insurance
Richardson Ins
AGCY
East Main
Karen Kauffman
Scout News
Lloyd Henyan
Lloyd
Nellie) Henyan
Orville Nickerson
Mrs. Clagg
Ethan Allen
Room Bros. Furniture
Chanute High Se
Jr. College
Itsue
Kansas Jr. College
Chanute Jr. College
Floyd West, JR
West
Board of Education
KLKC
WHB
Topeka
Wren
Dial Tribune
Koam-Tv
Bob Poole
Plainsmen
Baton Rouge
Florida Boys
Pensacola
Fla
New Vernons
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