Program Change For Girl Scouts
A September 1963 program change training session was held at the First Methodist Fellowship Hall led by Helen Henders on, a Girl Scout field representative from Iola. Films covered four age levels and troop sizes planned range from Brownies of 16 to 20 girls, Juniors 20 to 32, and Cadets and Seniors 24 to 32, with divisions into patrols of 5 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Fellowship Hall
Helen Henderson
Iola
Brownie Girl Scouts
Cadet Girl Scouts
Delta Kappa Gamma To Observe Birthday
Members of the Alpha Omicron chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will observe their 13th birthday and the society's 34th anniversary with a Saturday night meeting at the Tioga Hotel. Lois McMullen of Marysville will speak, serving as president of Delta Kappa Gamma. Alpha Omicron includes members from Neosho and Allen counties with guests from Wilson Coffey and Woodson counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omicron
Delta Kappa Gamma
Tioga Hotel
Lois McMullen
Marysville
Neosho
Allen
Wilson, Coffey
Woodson
Older girls to lead training for younger participants
Officials plan to place more responsibility on the older girls who will use their training to teach and guide the younger participants, strengthening peer mentorship and leadership within the group.
Forget-Me-Not Unit Observes HDU Week
The Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon in the Heritage room of the library for a guest tea in observance of Kansas HDU week. Rev. Ray Hutchison shared slides from the Holy Land tour and displayed trip souvenirs. Tea was served to members and guests, including Mmes. Wayne Stitt Escar Eskridge Marius Phillips Merle Tennis E T Burt H E Elliott Barbara Holman and Mr Hutchison. The next regular meeting, a sack luncheon with Mrs Marvin Fairchild, is May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mmes
Wayne Stitt
Escar Eskridge
Marius Phillips
Merle Tennis
E. T. Burt
H. E. Elliott
Barbara Holman
Mr. Hutchison
Marvin Fairchild
Bob White
Soil Conservation Society of America
St. Paul Game Refuge
Dean Smith
J. P. MecKinnie
Soil Conservation Service
Digheros Visit Burlington and Colby Connections
Mr and Mrs Dean Dighero and their two sons spent the weekend in Burlington Colorado visiting friends. They left Mr and Mrs K T Spurling at Kensington to visit daughter Mrs David Hale and family. On the return trip they were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Alfred Elliott from Colby where they had been visiting granddaughter Mrs Fred Moorman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Dean Dighero
Burlington
Colo
K. T. Spurling
Kensington
David Hale
Alfred Elliott
Digheros
Colby
Fred Moorman
Peace and Progress Tea Highlights Home Demonstration Week
The Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit held a tea in the First National Bank community room with tap numbers by Cindy Bailey and a reading by Mrs. Joe H. Jackson. Guests included Mrs. Ola Lock, Mrs. Carl Jackson, Mrs. Harold M. Bailey, Cindy Bailey of Chanute and Mrs. Grace Brown ing of Napa California. A flower arrangement adorned the linen table as coffee and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Bailey
Joe H. Jackson
Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit
First National Bank
National Home
C. E. Steinman
Ola Lock
Carl Jackson
Harold M. Bailey
Chanute
Grace Browning
Napa
Calif
S. E. Steinman
Unmentionables: Data Machine Reveals Odd Bra Beliefs
ATLANTA AP A computer fed data from a company’s 30 million annual bra and foundation sales and produced surprising if crude observations. It notes that women notice bra patterns like hat styles and that younger women favor frills while mature tastes stiffen after marriage. White bras dominate year round with color choices rising for holidays. Measurements are cited as 35-25-35 for an average silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Social Calendar May 7 1963 and May 3 items listed
Social calendar entries for May 7 1963 and May 3 1963 include meetings at First Church of God Bible Baptist Church United Church of Christ and Masonic Temple. Notable events: Royal Neighbors luncheon Missionary Prayer Band Tailor events at 2 p.m. 7 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. plus club sessions by Harmony HOU TOPS and Laurel Mothers Club with locations in Santa Fe Plummer Murray Hill Central and Sew yer Hall.
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Randall Olver
Larson
First Church of God
Car
Meins
Santa Fe
G. B. Wall
Plummer
Royal Neighbors of America
Bible Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rural Grange Meeting
Rural School
Harmony Hou
Mildred Wheatley
United Church
E.U.B. Church
7Th
Kansas
Sewyer Hall
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Laurel Mothers Club
Glenn Kiddoo
N. Central
Mrs Gene Cummings Birthday Honored in Santa Fe Park
Mrs Gene Cummings celebrated her birthday with a Sunday covered dish dinner at Santa Fe Park hosted by Mr and Mrs Donald Stanislaus. Attendees included family members from Chanute Fall River Wichita Fredonia and other nearby towns with a long list of relatives bringing well wishes and signing a birthday card.
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Donald Stanislaus
Santa Fe Park
Gene Cummings
Cummings
Don Stanislaus
Bud Audiss
Chanute
Vicki
Beverly
Fall River
Donald G. Stanislaus
Lance
Larry
Donna
B. W. Audiss
Ricky
Wes
Lester R. Cox
Ronda
Lesley
Wichita
Virgil Cox
Gary
Fredonia
Lee Cox
Donnie
Toni
Terry
Orval Cox
Eber Cox
Virgil Wall
Don Robertson
Mark Kenton
Cindy
Lonnie
Bryan
Milo Ward
Jimmie
Jim Fink
Dan
David
Greg
Leo Ward
Hal Gardner
Guy Claiborne
Kenton
Judith Lynn Jones Named Miss Pratt Hostess
Judith Lynn Jones an 18 year old Pratt High School senior was crowned Miss Pratt Hostess after prevailing over 21 contenders. The title makes her eligible for the Miss Kansas Pageant to be held June 6 7 and 8 and the winner advances to Miss America in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Judith Lynn Jones
Pratt High School
Pratt
Atlantic City
Picnic at Santa Fe Observed by Home Demonstration Club
The Town and Country Home Demonstration club celebrated HDU Week with a guest picnic at Santa Fe park. Six members plus five guests and nine children attended, including Mrs. James Buchanan, Mrs. Robert Wells, Mrs. Gary Clay, Mrs. Ronald Fleming, and Mrs. Ed Offenbacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Home Demonstration Club
Santa Fe Park
James Buchanan
Robert Wells
Gary Clay
Ronald Fleming
Ed Offenbacker
Timing Yorkshire pudding in hot oven during roast rest
Advice for finishing Yorkshire pudding while roast beef rests. If the beef rests in a low heat period, heat the oven to a high temperature and allow five to eight minutes for the oven to reach that heat before baking the pudding.
West Coast size shifts noted in new study
A regional report highlights modest increases in average clothing or body measurements along the West Coast, citing data from health or consumer surveys. Researchers discuss factors driving changes and potential implications for fashion, fitness trends, and market demand.
Dear Ann Landers and Readers Help for a Namesake Dilemma
A reader asks how a town man with the same name as her husband should be identified in newspapers to avoid embarrassment. The editor replies that the address identifies the man and explains why public notice will not clarify for strangers. Also included are two other Adville Tribune letters: one on anniversary gifts after a spouse’s death and another about a 17-year-old dating a college freshman and an awkward date incident. The column is dated 1963.
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Xyz
Mom
Pop
Ann
Rozella
Boston
Courthouse honors three in Erie community
Erie citizens gather in the courthouse to honor Adeline Fortney Judy Vitt and John Van Wickle as Fortney retires as county welfare director Vitt resigns as social welfare clerk and Van Wickle marks a birthday. Attendees share refreshments and gifts as 40 guests participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Adeline Fortney
Judy Vitt
John van Wickle
Kansas City Chamber Panel Estimates $180 Million Funds Boost
A Chamber of Commerce committee met with officers from military installations in the Kansas City metro area and drafted a tentative estimate for an $180 million funding increase aimed at boosting regional projects and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
The
Chamber of Commerce
Economic Impact Study Forecasts Higher Payroll and Jobs
James H. Parker II, chairman of the committee, said the initial estimates place annual payrolls around $80 million and benefit about 63,000 people while the broader economic contribution could rise once a detailed study is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Parker II
Real Estate Transfers In Iola and Surrounding Areas
Real estate transfers listed by Iola Abstract Co. show multiple deeds transferring various lots and portions thereof among numerous residents and estates in Iola and nearby towns. Transactions include parcels owned by Lantref, Henderson, Morrison, Hamilton, Mefford, Thornton, Smith, Laughlin, McFadden, Horde, Overgard, Morris, McAdam, and Houk among others, with details on lot numbers and block references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Abstract Co
James Raymond Lantref
Charlee Dean Johnson
W. O
Bismore
Oudrey L. Henderson
Wayne Archer
Paul R. Bowyer
Dale Thornton
Thomas Orrin Frevere
Humbold
N. W. Smith
Willard Horde
Blanche E. Laughlin
Charlotte A. Davis
City of
Iola
James P. McFadden
Marvey A. Cel
Nan Sa
Dudley L. Henderson
C. L. Mathews
Lot
Tole
Robert E. Lerson
Christian F. Overgard
Olive Overgard
Robert
Waffle Mix Tip Adds Wheat Germ and Liquid
A kitchen tip suggests adding a third cup of wheat germ to a cup of waffle mix and increasing the liquid by a quarter cup for a richer batter.
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Red Cross
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Hurley Heaton
George Wright
Orval Ellis
Robert Ellis
Charles Ratcliff
Tom Roberts
Edd McAlexander
R. J. Erie
Bert Cox
Harry Hunt
John King
Jay King
Art Oehlert
Loyd Whitworth
Worth Waltermire
Winnie la Rue
Edd Lemback
Louis Walker
Laveta Heaton
S. Central
Young America
Main
Peace, Progress
Dial
Miss
West Coast
Durham
Bill Johnson Furniture
N. Highland
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Charles Lyons
F. E. Bartley
H. C. Hunt
William Schultheis
Billy
Amy
Tulsa
Fount
Bertram
Julia
Glenn Hunt Jr
Iceland
Rita Richey
Overland Park
Joe Sample
Violet Harding
George Adolfs
Mabel Mahar
Maye Jacobs
Jacobs
Ralph Willson
Cedric Jones
American Legion Post
Wilson Hall
Marion Richey
Earl Beeler Jr
Ross Jones Jr
Eugene Turgeon
Gloria Jeffrey
Clifford Dixon
Parsons
Virla Dixon
Leon Whitworth
Roy Brooks
Hugh Slaten
California
W. L. Oliver
Labette County Medical Center
John Bass
North Lincoln
Wayne Newlin
Ronnie
Pittsburg
J. E. Kiser
Floyd Kiser
Charles McKinnie
Glenn McKinney
Seth Nation
Earl Miller
Stephen
Don Lowe
Topeka
Loyal Lowe
Maytag
Arrison
East Main
Dan River
Weas
Therk” Shoppe
W. Main
Koch Bros. Furniture CO
Garden Glory
SAT
Davis Paint Store
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