St Cecilia Club Presents Six Pianos and Twelve Players Concert
The St. Cecilia Music club hosts a Monday 8 pm concert at the Senior High School auditorium to observe International Music Week May 6 13. Six pianos and a 12 member chorus perform with a silver offering to defray expenses. The program opens with piano ensemble and concludes with the six piano finale featuring 12 performers.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
Tschaikowsky
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Social scenes and club events listed for May 1962
A collage of local meetings and social events includes Youth group Cecilia Music Club parents night at Federation room 7 p.m. Zion Homeworkers at 39 W. 3rd 1 p.m. Royal Neighbors of America dinner at Odd Fellows hall noon. 1¢ Guild guest day at Evangelical United Brethren annex 1:30 p.m. Hutton PTA executive meeting 9:30 a.m. Missionary Prayer Band Bible Baptist Fellowship 2:30 p.m. PEO chapter CD Mrs. James Butin IS $. Evergreen 1:30 p.m. Chanucomers at First National Bank Community room 1:15 p.m. Harmony WOU 22 pm. United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary Mrs. Norman Koch 402 N. Steuben 2 a.m. Rainbow HDU guest coffee 522 W 4th 9 a.m. LS of B of LF and E Carpenters hall luncheon 12:30 p.m. TOPS Determinettes Sawyer hall 1:30 p.m. Laurel Mothers club Mrs. Wayne Klauman 60 E 17th 1 p.m. Dorcas class First Christian church covered dish dinner Any Man's class Fellowship hall 6 p.m.
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Cecilia
Federation Room
Zion
Lola Brown
W. 3Rd
Royal Neighbors of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hutton Pta
Bible Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Rainbow Hdu
Frank Fackler
Carpenters Hall
Sawyer Hall
Laurel Mothers Club
Wayne Klauman
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Fellowship
Ladies Auxiliary Hosts Meeting and Prizes
Mrs Wilson hostess to the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors at the 806 forest address. Mrs Homer LaForge presided. Mrs Charles Finney and Mrs G E Barker won door prizes. Hostess served refreshments to eleven attendees.
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Mines
Betty Butcher
Homer Erickson
Dave Evans
Robert Geiger
John Hargrave
Howard Hollenshead
William T. Hunt
L. L. McCune
John Nation
Dave Petterson
Raymond York
Helen Loy
Richard Barnard
P. L. Forslund
Walter Guenther
Charles Hall
Hargrave
W. H. McMurray
Lee Osborn
Eldon Vaughn
J. Leroy Barker
Dale Fairchild
D. A. Finney
Paul Haight
J. W. Holladay
Mmes
Leif Nelson
York
Kenneth Brown
Evans
McCune
C. H. Pankratz
H. F. Schmidt
Delbert Tolbert
M. R. Wilson
Hollenshead
Mrs. Nation
Homer LaForge
Charles Finney
G. E. Barker
Hospital Auxiliary Reports at Neosho Memorial Meeting
Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary met Tuesday in the hospital classroom. Hostesses served coffee to 50 as officers were nominated including Gordon Barker as president and C L Fisher secretary. The group reported 2,624 volunteer hours and 3,331.87 in Snack Shop receipts since Sept 7 1961 with 18 new uniforms purchased.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
J. Leroy Barker
Mmes
C. L. Fisher
Leif Nelson
Vearl Hubler
Ebur Schultz
Gordon Barker
Randall Diver
Henry Myers
Joe Hummer
Marcus Barbee
Gaylord Bauer
Leroy Barker
Kenneth Keas
Art Holmes
Ladies Day Golf At Chanute Country Club
The Women's Golf Association hosted Ladies Day yesterday at Chanute Country Club with Mrs. Richard L. Ashley as chairman. Seventeen players competed and awards went to top low net scores including Mmes. Al Endres 37, Robert Allen 38, Pat Conn 39, and Ashley 39. Mrs. Charles Broadwell earned the low putt award with 15.
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Chanute Country Club
Women’s Golf Association
Richard L. Ashley
al Endres
Robert Allen
Pat Conn
Ashley
Charles Broadwell
Sub Debs Meet Sharon Cooper Social Night
Sub Debs at 1305 W Main hosted by Sharon Cooper. Jane Wallingford named active and rush week plans completed. Next meeting set for May 4 with Cindy Harris.
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Sharon Cooper
W. Main
Jane Wallingford
Cindy Harris
Discipline Should Be Swift Dear Ann Landers
Reader asks about old fashioned punishment and shared parenting. Landers says punishment should be swift and joint, not delayed or “ Dad comes home” only, and warns a 3 year old forgets misdeeds. Advice also covers marriage equity and proper boundaries in relationships.
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Ann Landers
MR. Mean
Mother
Y-Teens Elect At Midway
Midway Mrs. Harry Orendorff hosted the Y Teens meeting with Marilyn Nelson presiding. Officers elected were Elaine Stevens president Beth Blair vice president Sandra McMillen secretary and Nancy Jones treasurer. Eight graders joined 46 guests for May 7 Mother Daughter banquet planning and worship activities.
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Harry Orendorff
Marilyn Nelson
Elaine Stevens
Beth Blair
Sandra McMillen
Nancy Jones
Nancy Uden
Kathy Engleman
Sandra Fisher
Judy Hinkle
Lorene Pierce
Cheryl Campbell
Irene Hardin
Miss Blair
Miss Stevens
New Officers Named By Future Teachers
Future Teachers Association at Senior High School elected officers Monday. Margie Alger is president Joanne Halloran vice president Carol Berthot secretary Elaine Durham treasurer Susie Kruse reporter Eva Edwards scribe. All but Kruse will be seniors next year. Emma Lou Greer reported on Student Teacher Day and spoke of Mike Mee’s classroom teaching experiences.
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Future Teachers Association
Margie Alger
Joanne Halloran
Carol Berthot
Elaine Durham
Susie Kruse
Eva Edwards
Miss Kruse
Emma Lou Greer
Mike Mee
Party Honors Lana Trumbull
Lana Trumbull age eight was feted at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs. K L Trumbull at 400 N Grant. Tuesday activities included games and May baskets as favors with guests Debbie Olson, Jennifer Erickson, Dee Ann Wise, Janie Melnyk, Wendy Bowyer and Debbie Allison.
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Lana Trumbull
K. L. Trumbull
N. Grant
Debbie Olson
Jennifer Erickson
Dee Ann Wise
Janie Melnyk
Wendy Bowyer
Debbie Allison
World powers by size and influence listed
The Soviet Union is noted as the largest nation, followed by Canada China the United States and Brazil in a ranking of major countries by size.
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Soviet Union
Earth
Canada
China
The
United States
Brazil
Birthday Dinner for Bertha Clum at Maple Park
At the Brethren church in Maple Park a birthday dinner honored Mrs. Bertha Clum on her 83rd birthday. The event drew regular members and relatives with over 35 attending the noon basket meal followed by singing and musical numbers. ERIE Roberta Hudspeth Parons hosted a surprise party for her mother Mrs. A R Hudspeth. Refreshments were served to several attendees at the Hudspeth home.
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Maple Park
Brethren Church
Bertha Clum
Erie
Roberta Hudspeth
Parsons
A. R. Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Mmes
Bennie Green
Minnie Burghart
Agnes Zimmerman
Alice McKinsey
Nadine Beile
Chanute
Bird Song Marks Territory and Mating Signals
The passage notes that bird songs establish a territory and warn rivals, and form part of mating displays. It mentions several people and places in a list, then shifts to a general observation about birds and their vocalizations.
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St. Cecilia Club
Dial Tribune
Harmony Wou
Bruce Wheatley
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Norman Koch
N. Steuben
Mrs. Wilson
Grant Wilson
Sunset Club
Chanute, Kansas
Rodney and
the Blazers
Rodney
Blazers
Peppermint
New York City
Joey Dee
Lester R. Cox
Glen Dormois
Cutter's
Dacron
Cutler
Young America
Kansas
Utler
E. Main
Ann
Silver
Sid
Florida
Granny Landers
Chanute Tribune
Misses Jones
McMillen
Engleman
Uden
Margaret Thorsell
Vicki Robison
Lord
Father
Miss Thorsell
Orendorff
Glen Payne
Kathy Wiltse
Barbara Stanfield
Juanita Robison
Miss McMillen
Miss Hinkle
Best Buysi
Kress
Dramatist Play Service, Inc
Coror Con
Osis
Srimmerng Emorocery
Ana
Clara
S. Lincoln
Jack McKinney
Bob McKinney
Merle Smith
Tink Killion
Eric
Harry Baumgardner
Lavonburg
Harrison
Ai Tison
East Main
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