May Fellowship Day Observed by Chanute Church Women
Chanute Council of United Church Women sponsors May Fellowship Day at Evangelical United Brethren Church starting 2 p m with speaker Mrs. William M. Gray of Grace Episcopal Church and a discussion on Who Forms Your Opinions with political overtones tied to upcoming elections. Tea served. program chaired by Mrs. T H Cronemeyer. guests from local churches expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Council of United Church Women
Evangelical United Brethren Church
C. A. Deay
William M. Gray
Grace Episcopal Church
T. H. Cronemeyer
New York City
Council of Women For Home Missions
George Washington
Home Missions Council
Women's Committee of Foreign Missions Conference
National Council of Federated Church Women
Women’s’ Co-operating Commission
Federal Council of Churches
National Committee of Church Women
United Council of Church Women
United Church
Pattern add and cents for mailer patterns
Pattern add and cents for each pattern for mailing to The Chanute Tribune household department. Include name address tone and pattern number. Read to The Chanute Tribune Household Arte Dept New York address box details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Arte Dept
Old Chelsea
Elation
New York
N.Y
Free patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft 1956 book
Two free patterns printed in the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book for 1956 offer stunning designs for home and personal use. Dozens of other designs available to order. copies cost 25 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Mrs Pate Attends PEO Convention in Wichita
Mrs. Carl Pate delegate from Chapter DD PEO attends the 45th annual state convention in Wichita. She is joined by Mrs. Elmer D Harwood from Humboldt and Mrs. Clifford O Nielsen of Wichita who serves as general chairman. Jane Churchill daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Churchill sang two solos at a public meeting. Over 500 delegates and visitors from 186 Kansas chapters register for the three day meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pate
Chapter DD
PEO
Sisterhood
Wichita
Pate
Elmer D. Harwood
Humboldt
Clifford O. Nielson
Jane Churchill
T. A. Churchill
S. Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Educational Loan Fund Project
Miss Churchill
Wichita University
Kansas
Le Roy Musicians Excel At State Music Festival
Mrs. Edyth Young of Le Roy High School attended the Emporia state music contest with four students entered. Larry Mattingly earned a superior rating in boys medium voice. A girl trio Dietricia Mitchell Marilyn Murphy Kay Mitchell received excellent. The mixed chorus of 48 voices earned a one rating at the district festival with Laura Lee Redden and Jolene Hazen accompanying at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Young
S. Edith
le Roy High School
Emporia
Larry Mattingly
Dietricia Mitchell
Marilyn Murphy
Kay Mitchell
Laura Lee Redden
Chanute
Jolene Hazen
le Roy
Seven Initiated By Rainbow Girls At Masonic Temple
The Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple initiated seven members Deanna Dunham Sandra Byers Connie Byers Karen Dillion Kathy Comer Carol Barnhart and Patricia Miles. New officers elected Charlotte Rhodes worthy advisor Jean Treloggen worthy assistant advisor Judy Smith charity Evelyn Dormois hope Karen Sallee faith. Other officers Connie Neyhard recorder Carol Knox treasurer Patricia Blackston drill leader Miss Salee choir director Carolyn Loveall pianist. A small American flag was presented by the VFW auxiliary. Refreshments followed with Miss Dormois chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Jean Marsh
Deanna Dunham
Sandra Byers
Connie Byers
Karen Dillion
Kathy Comer
Carol Barnhart
Patricia Miles
Wallace Johnson
H. W. Treloggen
Charlotte Rhodes
Jean Treloggen
Judy Smith
Charity
Evelyn Dormois
Hope
Karen Salleeg
Connie Neyhard
Carol Knox
Patricia Blackston
Miss Salee
Carolyn Loveall
VFW
Miss Dormois
Les Des Meet Club Plans Discussed At Monday Meeting
Les Demoiselles held a Monday night meeting with 35 members and sponsor Mrs. Jim Osborn. Karen Johnson led as president, with Sandra Nicewaner in attendance. The group adjourned after the club song and named Rosalynd Booth to lead the next gathering.
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Les Demoiselles
Sandra Nicewaner
Jim Osborn
Karen Johnson
Rosalynd Booth
Social events for May 3 1954
Social calendar lists Thursday activities including Bridge club with Mrs TF Alera at 2308 Kansas at 1 30 PM Beta Delta Epsilon Sigma Alpha with Mrs C A Campbell at 12344 N Forest and p m Royal Neighbors of America at Odd Fellows hall with 12 noon dinner Chapter DD PEO with Mrs Lewis Taylor R 1 Earlton at 2 30 PM Beta Sigma Phi with Mrs Charlies Berthot at 2228 Plummer at 7 45 PM ACT auxiliary with Mrs Emmet Bolze at 205 Lafayette at 2 PM
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Bridge Club
TF Alera
Kansas
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
C. A. Campbell
Forest
P.m. Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
PEO
Lewis Taylor
Earlton
Beta Sigma Phi
Charlies Berthot
Plummer
ACT
Emmet Bolze
Lafayette
Classic Marian Martin Pattern for Half Size Dresses
Classic Marian Martin pattern for half sizes 14 5 16 2 18 3 20 2 21 5 24 4 16 2. Dress features slim lines flattering shorter fuller figures with multiple sleeve variations. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for postage to The Ch anate Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY.
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Marian ‘Martin —Yashion
Marian Martin
Chanate Tribune Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Waffle Iron Batter Test Reveals Capacity and Use
An experiment measures how much batter a waffle iron can hold and creates a tracking method to apply this quantity in future waffle batches. The test records pour volumes, cook times, and repeatability to standardize waffle production.
Favorite Recipe Green Beans in Tomato Sauce
Melt butter and blend in flour until smooth. Add tomato juice and liquid drained from beans. Cook over direct heat until thickened. Stir hot sauce into beaten egg, return to pan, cook two minutes. Add seasonings and beans, reheat and serve. Makes five servings. Published in The Chanute Tribune with home economist judging for awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Billee
Earlton
Meeting of LA to BRT Led by Mrs Claudie Morris
Mrs Claudie Morris presided at Odd Fellows hall as LA to BRT met Tuesday afternoon. Officers practiced initiatory work for the state convention in Wichita this fall. A covered dish luncheon is planned for the May 15 gathering. Mrs K R Reinhardt won the attendance prize.
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Claudie Morris
Mrs Tharp Hosts Tiegreen Guild Meeting
Dorothy Tiegreen guild of Grant Avenue Baptist church met Tuesday night at 936 W Beech with co hostesses Mrs Glenn Shockey and Ruby Nelson. Gene Webber gave devotions on You Belong to God and was elected secretary treasurer with Mrs Edward McGeehee as assistant. A new project to assist Bacone school cottages in Oklahoma was discussed. The group focused on Bible school work for beginners and served ice cream and decorated cakes to 14 members and guest Mrs Ray Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tiegreen
Cheerful Workers Meet at First Baptist Church
The Cheerful Workers class gathered last night at First Baptist Church with hostesses Mmes Mildred Ennis Lofgren Merritt Ramey and Lester Thompson. Mrs Joe Jackson led the meeting and devotions were by Mrs Floyd L West. Mrs Ruth Gates chaired the program committee.
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First Baptist Church
Mmes
Mildred Ennis
L. E. Lofgren
Merritt Ramey
Lester Thompson
Joe Jackson
Floyd L. West
Ruth Gates
Friendship night brings Eastern Star folks together
From Chanute and Fredonia chapters came Hulda Parker Mrs Joseph W Wasser Ralph Drake Hazel Slane Ralph Fleming Czarina Isham Sunflower Mr and Mrs Francis J Meeker Mrs Harold Cox Neal Munger J C Rensing Lois Cady Cecil Cage Bert Hargrove Mrs Rensing guest Ruth Coffeeville guest sworthy patron Meeker to speak Thursday night Mrs W Gayel Bender presented color slides and narration of READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
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Chanute
Eastern Star
Fredonia
Hulda Parker
Joseph W. Wasser
Ralph Drake
Hazel Slane
Ralph Fleming
Czarina Isham
Sunflower
Francis J. Meeker
Harold Cox
Neal Munger
J. C. Rensing
Lois Cady
Cecil Cage
Bert Hargrove
Rensing
Ruth
Coffey Ville
Meeker
Sworthy
Social hour in Japan mission event with Maypole decor
Mission work in Japan featured hostesses serving refreshments from a lace covered table adorned with a Maypole and May baskets. Group singing was led by Mrs. C. O. Bowers during the social hour.
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Japan
C. O. Bowers
Well Groomed Family Victory Unit Lesson
The Well-Groomed Family unit of Victory HD met at Mrs. Harold McNeal’s home on Edith Street. Mrs. Charles O. Carter led the session with guest Mrs. Edward Blair demonstrating facials. 13 members answered roll and the group earned its 13th gold seal for excellence. A radio appearance was scheduled for Friday at 9 30 a m in National Home Demonstration week observance. The next meeting June 1 will be with Mrs. Homer Waggoner for the second wel l groomed family lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McNeal
Charles O. Carter
Victory HD
S. Edith
Edward Blair
Marguerite Grennemann
George Morehead
Ernest Wehl
Homer Waggoner
Forget-Me-Not HD Unit Earns Gold Seal for Year
In National Home Demonstration week, Forget-Me-Not unit highlights cooperative extension work led by Kansas State College specialists. Members study furniture and pattern lessons, laundry and safety topics, plus lampshade making and electrical repair, with recreation and international reports included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester McKelvy
Kansas State College
Marguerite Grannemann
Hillcrest School
Modern Etiquette Notes On Entertaining Tables and Gifts
The Q and A discuss etiquette for informal dinners and returning invitations. It notes that thanking the hosts is implied by leaving the evening with praise, that brides may display gifts but should list gift identifications if cards are removed, and gives a precise rule for chair placement with the chair front edge aligned to the table edge.
Golf Play Cancelled by Rain on Ladies Day
Play was cancelled Tuesday due to rain reported by Mrs. Raymond W. Radford chairwoman. The next competition is scheduled for May 8 at the Country Club. Poach fresh pear halves in sugar syrup with preserved ginger to serve with pork or as a dessert.
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Raymond W. Radford
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Rainbow Girls
Les
Wyler
Thurs
Wyle
Jack
Mavnng Os
Orle
Green OF
Way Beane
Aan
Kas
Mrs. Tharp
Tiegreen Guild
W. Gayel Bender
Johnson’s
Main
Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
Clara
New Midsummer
S. Lincoln
Day and
Ion
Peoples Cleaners
Mrs. Maud Ethel Vint
Newberry's
Percale
Plisse, Broa
Prints
Virginia Rose
Ok Fa
Senae
Geraniums Cole As
Salvina Petunia
Verbena Santana
Fusia
Begonia
Newberry
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