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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1957

Page

3

Methodist WSCS Installs Officers at First Methodist

Mrs. Art Holmes was installed as president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist church. Officers named include Mrs. Warren Latta vice president, Mrs. Howard Jester secretary, Mrs. Floyd Potter treasurer, and Mrs. E. W. Edwards promotion secretary. A pledge service and reception followed with various members assisting, and the group heard from retiring president Mrs. L. D. Perry.

Art Holmes Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Judd Jones Warren Latta Howard Jester Floyd Potter E. W. Edwards Potter I. E. Trussell C. Vincent McCune James R. Sheridan L. D. Perry E. A. Pauli Holmes H. C. Older Perry

Grace Auxiliary Meeting Reports and Upcoming Episcopal Events

Grace Episcopal Women's Auxiliary met with Mrs. Arch Gafney presiding in Sayer Hall. Reports covered a Diocesan Convention in Kansas City April 28–29 and the United Thanks Offering gathering. Announcements included Southeast Youth Convocation in Chanute May 10–11 and May Fellowship Day at First Methodist Church.

Lee Judy United Council of Church Women James D. Gough Ralph Lockman Women’s Auxiliary Grace Episcopal Church Arch Gafney Sayer Hall Gafney Gordon Barker Kenneth Keas Arkansas City Judy United Chanute First Methodist Church Fort Scott The Episcopal Church St. Margaret’s St. Mary's G. E. Pendarvis Larry Wilson

Who Should Be Maid of Honor on Your Wedding Day

Advice states you are not required to choose your fiancé s sister as maid of honor. You may select your own sister or closest friend. if the fiancé s sister is not your best friend, consider making her a bridesmaid instead.

Pattern for Children's Sundress and Matching Underwear

Advertises pattern 7035 for children's sundress and ruffle-edged panties sizes 2 and 4. Instructions include transfer and cutting charts with directions. Price thirty five cents plus five cents postage. mail to Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York. Includes offer of two free patterns and a Beedie book at extra cost.

Alice Prooks Bunny Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Alice Brooks

Social Calendar May 3 1957 event listings

Peace and Progress HD Unit hosted by Mrs Clem Greene at 1501 8 Evergreen. May Fellowship Meeting by Chanute Council of Church Women at First Methodist Church 2 p.m. LS of B of LF E Odd Fellows Hans 1 30 p.m. Dorothea L Dix Tent DUV Memorial Bjdg 2 30 p.m.

Peace and Progress HD Unit Clem Greene Evergreen Chanute Council of Church Women First Methodist Church LF & E Odd Fellows Hans Dorothea L. Dix

Junior-Senior Annual Prom Is Friday

The junior class plans the prom in the high school gym Friday at 8 p.m. with the theme The Enchanted Castle. The west gym will be the castle while the east serves as the courtyard. open house 2 to 6 p.m. The Bob Schneer orchestra provides music with Craig Berry as prom engineer and Jeannine Meyer in charge of refreshments. Officers listed include Gene Reinhardt president Medina David vice president Charlotte Rhodes secretary and Joe Bowen treasurer.

Oleva Lewis Bob Schneer Weir Craig Berry Jeannine Meyer Gene Reinhardt Medina David Charlotte Rhodes Joe Bowen

Zion Lutheran Circle Meets for Mission and Bible School Plans

The Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle met in the church fellowship room led by Rev. W. T. Niermeier. 47 mission calls were completed last month. Plans for June include a library magazine subscription and Bible School refreshments. Members sorted clothing for World Relief and discussed kitchen curtain materials.

W. T. Niermeier Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle Niermeier Harold Watts Circle Eric Anderson Kenneth Hasty Roy Smith Carl Pearson Lutheran Deaconess Association Irvin Lassman Eugene Maxwell Vincent Wallace Raeder Paul Mueller S. Malcolm Pearson

Mrs Markley Hosts Reading Club President Retires

Mrs W C Markley entertained the Tuesday Reading Club at her home 907 S Highland with a covered dish dinner to close the season and honor birthday member Mrs Fred Cone. Eleven members and one guest attended as a retiring president received a gift and plans for October were discussed.

W. C. Markley S. Highland Fred Cone J. L. Cantrill

How Can I Make a Pretty Birthday Centerpiece

Melt paraffin in a shallow dish to hold candles then cool. Add water and fill with fresh flowers and greens for a simple table centerpiece.

Fox Vitt Wedding At St Patrick's Church Walnut

Barbara Jean Fox and Bernard A Vitt wed in a double ring ceremony at St Patrick's church. A full nuptial mass, altar lilies, and a breakfast at Shamrock Hall followed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Kansas City after graduation and employment there. Out of town guests include numerous Fox Vitt and related families from across Kansas and Oklahoma.

Barbara Jean Fox L. A. Fox Bernard A. Vitt George Vitt St. Paul St. Patrick’s Church F. J. Baumstark Loretta Fox Gertrude Witt Mary Lou Fox Maid of Honor Don Vitt Pat Fox Paul Vitt Walter Vitt Leo Hammerbacher la Donna Fox Michael Fox Bernard Westhoff Eddie Fox Leonard Vitt Jeanie Vitt Shamrock Hall St Patrick's High School Kansas City Vitt St. Paul High School Johnny Bond Fitzgerald Clara Ann van Leeuwen Charles Fredrick Verdan Westhoff Kay John Stanfast Mike Wichita Hallacy Walter Fox Joe Fox Joe Mullin Girard John Vitt Bartlesville Okla Mmes Henry Vitt Albert Vitt Louis Grosdidier Jack Kenneth Whelan Charles van Leeuwen Ed _ Grosdidier Herman Meyers Nick Weir John Jenson Chanute Vincent Gladys LaForge Seneca James Fox Joe Grace McCune Bobby Fierreo Alice Kabadie Margie Obrien Beverly Prodeiux Rita Dowling Pittsburg Francis Grosdidier Eric Clarice Vitt Parsons Helen Gertrude Vitt Fort Scott Pat Hallacy Chicago Ill

Mothers Day Program By Friendly Thimble Club

A Mothers Day program was presented at the Friendly Thimble Club meeting held Wednesday at 1126 S Washington. Gift awards went to the oldest mother and the mother of the largest family. Mrs McKellip gave devotions and Mrs Tripp led prayer. President Mrs J B Taylor presided. Nine members and two children were served refreshments. Next meeting will be with Mrs Tripp on May 15.

Friendly Thimble Club Warren Stratton S. Washington Charles McKellip Charles Tripp J. B. Taylor

Pattern Notice for Misses Dress and Fabric Guide

A vintage sewing pattern advertisement describes Misses dress pattern 9017 in sizes 12 to 20 with yardage for size 16. It notes print directions on pattern parts and instructs sending fifty cents plus extra for mailing to Marian Martin pattern dept in New York.

Marian Martin Chanute Tribune West 18Th St New York N.Y. Pring

Mrs Roy Gentry Honored on Birthday

Mrs Roy Gentry is honored on her birthday with a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs J F Richman at their home 607 S Steuben. Relatives attending include Mr and Mrs Fred Hyde Mr and Mrs Clarence Carver Mr and Mrs Charles Russell Mr and Mrs Claude Carver Roy Gentry Novella and Bert Carver.

J. F. Richman S. Steuben Roy Gentry Fred Hyde Independence Clarence Carver Charles Russell Altoona Claude Carver Novella Bert Carver Chanute

Dressings Made in Neosho County Reported by ACS Leaders

Mrs. Fred Stipp, dressing chair man of the Neosho County unit of the American Cancer Society Kansas division, reports that 2 427 dozen cancer dressings were used in Neosho County and the rest sent to Topeka for statewide distribution. Mrs. Ross Miller, county chairman, says the society has paid transportation costs for several patients to treatment centers at Kansas City and Pittsburg.

Fred Stipp Neosho County American Cancer Society Kansas Topeka Ross Miller Kansas City Pittsburg

Recital Friday by Myrtle Nelsons Piano Students

Mrs. Myrtle C Nelson will present her piano students in a recital Friday evening at 7 30 in the Federation Room of the Memorial Building.

Myrtle C. Nelson Memorial Building

Youth Attempts Theft Of Vatican Crowns

A Vatican visitor smashed the glass of a cabinet holding two diamond crowns with a hammer. Vatican guards intervened and restrained Remo Presutti, 24, of Sulmona, Italy. Officials will investigate to determine intent and possible charges.

Vatican Vatican City Remo Presutti Sulmona Italy

Navy Air Force Clash Over Carrier Vulnerability

Secretary Quarles and General Twining clash with Navy leaders in testimony on carrier task force defenses. They warned a single hydrogen-armed guided bomb or a squadron of jets with nuclear warheads could sink a carrier group, while Navy leaders argued locating ships at sea and their missile defenses offer strong protection.

Washington Air Force Donald Quarles Nathan Twining Pentagon House Appropriations Navy Charles Thomas Adm Arleigh Burke Naval Operations Quarles

Ku Klux Klan Reported in England

Home Secretary Richard A. Butler stated the Ku Klux Klan has spread to Britain but operates on a small scale. He warned police action if KKK activities threaten the peace after Labor MP Fonner Brockway claimed agents were active in seven towns with several hundred members.

London Richard A. Butler Britain Butler House of Commons Fonner Brockway Labor Parliament

Plans Changed in Charleston Honeymoon Cab Reservation

A prospective groom asked the State Parks Division for a honeymoon cabin reservation in his fiancee’s name, then canceled and instructed, Send the money back to me, not to that woman's address. The 17-THE TRIBUNE report notes the altered plan and refund request.

Charleston Va. M Iudicolar Ihe State Parks Division

Fire Hydrant Color Clash Noted by Detroit Resident

Detroit resident Mrs. Lucille Wilson painted yard fenceposts white and found a fire hydrant with a sickening yellow top clashed with the scheme. She contacted the fire department which explained the hydrant top must be yellow for visibility and safety reasons.

Detroit Lucille Wilson Fire Department

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Methodist Wscs Grace Auxiliary Zion Lutheran Circle Mrs. Markley Reading Fox-Vitt Walnut Friendly Thimble Mrs. Roy Gentry Ku Klux Klan England the Tribune Carter Calvert Rhatans Mom Rene Edmiston Mother
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