Ronald Burkman 6 Honored With Elephant Birthday Party
Ronald Burkman six year old son of Dr Reuben Burkman and his wife celebrated at home Friday. An elephant shaped cake was served and guests tried to break an elephant pinata brought from Mexico by Amelia Gomez. Guests included Karen Dixon Ricky Good Kate Rector John Willis and Jeanine and Gary Burkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Burkman
Reuben Burkman
Highland
Mexico
Amelia Gomez
Karen Dixon
Ricky Good
Kate Rector
John Willis
Jeanine
Gary Burkman
Modern Etiquette Q and A on courtesies and broken gifts
A reader asks if requesting a separate salad plate with the meat course is improper. The answer says it implies criticizing service. better to decline the salad. The second query asks whether to mention a broken wedding gift arriving by mail and how to handle it.
Etiquette Q&A on Gifts Olives and Gloves
Readers ask about thanking donors and handling gifts. Guidance covers contacting donors directly, proper olive consumption, and whether a woman may shake hands with gloves on. Answers emphasize tact, proper dining, and polite greetings.
Pledges Honored By Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha Chi chapter Beta Sigma Phi honored pledges Mrs. Jack Haight and Mrs. Roy Hawley at a Wednesday Kay Hotel meeting. Mrs. Jack McVaugh could not attend. Mrs. Dean Sutcliffe gave the welcome and Mrs. Ronald Fowler spoke on the 30th anniversary. Founder's Day message by Mrs. Baird Brinkmeyer. Next meeting set for May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Haight
Roy Hawley
Alpha Chi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Kay Hotel
Jack McVaugh
Dean Sutcliffe
Ronald Fowler
Baird Brinkmeyer
Bill Morgan
May social events schedule details across churches and clubs
A May social calendar lists numerous meetings at churches and civic venues. Activities include Girl Scout Day Camp planning, lodge and guild gatherings, missionary society sessions, Circle group meetings, and a church clothing drive with a May 11 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Committee
Methodist Church Educational
Chanute Gem and Mineral Society
Memorial Building
Court Room
Viles Church
Barathea Service Guild
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Odd Fellows Hall
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Ose Fellows Hall
Cnanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Past Noble Grands Sew for Rebekah Home at Club Meeting
Members of the Past Noble Grand club sewed and made bandages for the Rebekah Home at their Friday meeting in the home of Mrs. Louis Junod at 506 S Ashby. Mrs. Nathan Hole presided and Mrs. Junod gave the devotion "Mothers Greatest Gift." Refreshments were served by Mrs. Robert Christy and Mrs. Harold Claus. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Roy Gibson at 21742 W Main May 23 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club
Rebekah
Louis Junod
S. Ashby
Nathan Hole
Shower Honors Miss Malcolm Before Her Wedding
Dorothy Jean Malcolm received a miscellaneous bridal shower Wednesday at the Friederich home 620 W Beach hosted by Mrs. Gerald Friederich Mrs. W F Malcolm and Mrs Raleigh Wicker. She will wed Marion L Smittle AMSAN US Navy Sunday. Attendees included many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jean Malcolm
Gerald Friederich
W. FE. Malcolm
Raleigh Wicker
Friederich
W. Beach
Malcolm
Marion L.smittle
AMSAN
US Navy
Mmes
Harold R. Malcolm
William J. Smittle
Francis Smittle
W. W. Wood
William Lock
K. W. Raney
Bill Carter
William Matlock
Marvin Gregg
Leslie Klauman
Harold Fulps
Herbert Shores
Itha Alexander
A. R. Cochran
Donald Friederich
Otto Friederich
John L. Splane
D. L. Driscoll
Don Reeves
Misses Marie Raney
Sue Walker
Patti Webb
Betty Engle
Diane Crawford
Janis Wicker
Signposts to Guide Readers Toward Readable Merchandise
An advertising note states that listings direct shoppers to the most legible products. It emphasizes clarity, accessibility, and value in selecting goods. The message encourages relying on clear signage to locate best merchandise.
Delta Mothers Install New Officers At Closeout Coffee
Mrs. M. L. Morton was installed as president at a Delta Mothers club closeout coffee held Thursday morning in Mrs. Fred Montague home Hill side Acres. Also installed were Mrs. Robert Blunk as vice president Mrs. Hans Herold as secretary and Mrs. Bob Manley as treasurer with Mrs Morton assisting in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Charles Vierth
Alfred Krone
Lewis Wible
J. W. Johnson
M. L. Morton
Delta Mothers Club
Fred Montague
Hillside Acres
Robert Blunk
Hans Herold
Bob Manley
Morton
Murrows Observe Golden Wedding in Iola
Mr and Mrs L F Murrow of Iola celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home on Sunday. Attendees included Elva Reynolds Judy Johnson Dana Nose Lake WA Loren Murrow Fontana Bob Murrow Lonnie Larry Kingman Wanda Shields Salina Floyd Tasche Shery Kenny Gene Stephens Chanute Bill Murrow Mardiye and Harry K Murrow could not attend due to brain operation. Cake and punch were served the cake decorated in gold with a wreath of yellow roses a supper followed for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Murrow
Iola
Elva Reynolds
Judy Johnson
Dana
Noses Lake
Wash
Loren Murrow
Fontana
Bob Murrow
Lonnie
Larry
Widows of Queen Esther Class Dine With Church Members
The widows of the Queen Esther class of the First Christian church were guests of Mrs. Eunice Campbell at a covered dish dinner Sunday at 410 N. Evergreen. Alice Needham gave the grace. Others attending included Edith Winder Elma Ames Nola Brenner Bessie Crabtree Addie Margrave Olive Kemmerer Iva Crumline Jennie Noyes Bess Porter Eva Evans Elsie Allison Maude Reece Needham Gertrude Baird Grace French Gertie Barkley Ambie Eckard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Christian Church
Eunice Campbell
N. Evergreen
Alice Needham
Artie Boggs
Stark
Mmes Edith Winder
Elma Ames
Nola Brenner
Bessie Crabtree
Addie Margrave
Olive Kemmerer
Iva Crumline
Jennie Noyes
Bess Porter
Eva Evans
Elsie Allison
Maude Reece
Need
Redhead as drawing card sparks love and work tension
Dear Ann Landers columns discuss a wife who works at her husband's restaurant and objects to a younger redhead waitress. The letter-writer feels customers come for food, not floor shows, while the husband defends the comely helper as a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
W.H.W
Ann
TOPS Determinettes Elect New Officers
TOPS Determinettes formed a chapter of the Centen niel Belles in Sawyer hall and named it the Buxtom Belles. Officers elected were Mrs. Hilton High Bustle, Mrs. William Doyle Silver Bell, Mrs. Signe Wright Suzy Quill, Mrs. Fred Cragg Calamity Jane, and Mrs. Warren Babcock Main Stay. A covered dish dinner accompanied the meeting. Mrs. Gerardy wore the crown for a five pound weight loss and prize. Total weight lost was 14 pounds with a net gain of three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tops Determinettes
Centenniel Belles
Sawyer Hall
Buxtom Belles
Joe ‘Hilton
William Doyle
Silver Bell
Signe ‘Wright
Suzy Quill
Fred Cragg
Warren Babcock
Fred Gerardy
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Bernard Wyatt
R. B. Garvin
Fred E. Skinner
Ellis Riegle
Charles McQuin
Fred A. Johnson
Jack Sparks
T. H. Lovett
Frank Hotchkiss
R. D. Churchill
B. M. Eastburn
F. A. Cunningham
Don F. Beach
Emmet Bolze
Giles Whitworth
CC. L. Newton
Tribune
Van's
N. Santa Fe
Giant Burger
BY John P. Nation
Hazel V. Stacy
Chanute
John
Fine Service
Nation Cleaners
Dial Tribune
Women's Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Association
United Brethren In
Christchurch
St. Patrick's Altar Society
St. Patrick's High School
CWF
C. A. Deay
William N. Chickadonz
Henry Alford
Harold Cox
Franklin
Albert Benson
Wilson
Ben Cooper
United Presbyterian
Robert Hembree
Rutter
UPW
Russell Davidson
W. Lincoln
Clifford Gibson
W. Main
C. Be Bolt
Ed Rideau
Jean Nation
Larson
Christian Women's Fellowship
CFW Institute
Elizabeth Hill
Christian Church
Church World Service
Repair & Service Vacuum Cleaners
Chanute Furniture
Dacron
Marcy Lee
Delta Mothers Meet
Murrows
the Tribune
C.B.W
Krone
Janet Minis
Mildred
S. Lafayette
Csecntbie
ANS
S. Lincoln
Koch Bros. Furniture
W. Moi
BROS
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