Woman's Kansas Day Club Holds Topeka Meeting
The Woman's Kansas Day Club United in Topeka for its board meeting and spring luncheon at the Jayhawk Hotel Rose Room. Plans were laid for the January 29 1958 session in Topeka. Kansas history preservation is the group's nonpolitical aim. Attendees from Chanute included Mrs Ed F Peterson and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Board of Management
Jayhawk
Topeka
Kansas
Chanute
Ed F. Peterson
Roy Gibson
C. Vincent McCune
E. R. Parr
P. B. Darlington
Peterson
J. Raymond Smith
Parsons
Wedding Etiquette Questions and Quick Answers
The guidance covers postponement guest lists how to trim invites in serious cases and honoring the couple but also notes no fixed butter knife rule and a shared business salutation. It states the bride selects wedding music as her prerogative and suggests aligning tableware with existing silver.
Easy to make two pillow like pieces for foundation
Knitting pattern notes for a 16 inch kitten from pattern 7025. Requires one 4 ounce skein of worsted yarn. Send thirty five cents plus 5 cents for first class matting to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. New York. Include name address zone and pattern number. Also offers two free patterns and a 1957 needlecraft book preview.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Home Demonstration Week Highlights In Pittsburg Meet
Dr. Dale E Turner spoke at a National Home Demonstration Week event in Pittsburg honoring homemaking progress. Ellen Batchelor from Kansas State College discussed extending years of extension work. The Vilas Homebuilders unit in Wilson County, with 27 members, led community civic projects and charity drives, while coordinating topics from foods to health and dress form projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale E. Turner
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence
Municipal Auditorium
Pittsburg
Ellen Batchelor
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Charles Banks Wilson
Miami
Okla
Wilson County
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Vilas Homebuilders
Oley Apt
Colfax Township
Southeast Kansas TB Hospital
Midway High School
March of Dimes
Red Cross
Cancer Control
Heart Fund
Pennies For Friendship
CROP
Crippled Children’s League
Fredonia Hospital
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Men Are Guests At WMS Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist church hosted a special program after a church fellowship supper. Guests included the men of the church. Sherrill Rush sang I Saw A Man and a play Water Pitchers was performed by a cast led by Ray Plummer and Cheryl Wiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Sherrill Rush
Ray Plummer
Bob Whitlock
Pat Templeton
Cheryl Wiles
William Templeton
Mrs. Robert C. Smith Elected President of Beta Delta ESA
Mrs. Robert C. Smith was elected president of Beta Delta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a Thursday meeting in Mrs. Petit's Tea Room. Officers include Mrs. Scherel Booe as vice president and Mrs. Tom Blancett as recording secretary.
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Robert C. Smith
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
How Can I Prepare and Serve Creamed Eggs Attractively
To cream hard boiled eggs, chop and serve in a thick cream sauce on toast. Garnish by shredding yolk bits and adding strips of green pepper. For extinguishing burning oil or fat, spread flour over the flames. To economize butter in pastry, mix a wineglass of salad oil.
Oranges Prepared Flower Fashion And Straw Hat Care
A reader asks how to make oranges look attractive on the table and how to revive a drooping straw hat. The answer explains cutting the orange skin into quarters then eighths toward the blossom end, stripping into points, and folding them for a flower-like display. For the hat, sponge with beaten egg white and let it dry on a hat stand.
Printed Pattern 9384 for Children's Dresses and Jumpers
Marian Martin advertises Printed Pattern 9384 offering a sun dress with sash and a cotton jumper blouse set in children sizes 2 4 6 8 10. The pattern requires 214 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6 and costs thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Mail with name address zone size and style number to Cha nute Tribune Pattern Dept. 222 West Sth St New York NY.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Sth St
New York
N.Y
Altar Society Meets at St. Patrick's
Mrs. W. L. Daniels chaired the St. Patrick's Altar Society gathering in the home economics room of St. Patrick's High School. Mrs. Allen Willis led a business session as Bridges Canasta and Pinochle results crowned winners: Ash ley and Moore for bridge, Willis and Breiner for canasta, Thielen and Hosack for pinochle. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Henry Myers and Mrs. H. A. Thurstin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Daniels
St. Patrick’s Altar Society
St. Patrick's High School
Allen Willis
Neil Ashley
Earl Moore
Willis
Clyde Breiner
John Thielen
Robert Hosack
Henry Myers
H. A. Thurstin
Laurel Mothers Install Officers
Newly elected Laurel Mothers Club officers were installed after a 1:30 luncheon in Tioga Hotel Pine room. Mrs. Wayne Palmer became president with Mrs. John Akers as vice president, Mrs. Glenn Kiddoo as secretary, and Mrs. Tom Morehead as treasurer. retiring president Mrs. William Weis conducted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
Wayne Palmer
John Akers
Glenn Kiddoo
Tom Morehead
Tioga
William Weis
James E. Sherman
Lewis Watts
Robert Jenkins
Rememberance
Bill Benson
Jack Groves
Wayne Klauman
Lee Sharp
Jack Dimond
William Derby
Mmes
Dale Edwards
Parks Delahunty
Sheridan
St Anne's Chapter Elects Mrs Greene Leader
Mrs Greene was elected president of St Anne's Chapter at Grace Episcopal church during a Wednesday Sawyer Hall meeting. Dorothy Coldwell became secretary treasurer with Mrs Gene Wall as devotional chair and Jeanette Wickstrom as United Thank Offering chair. Mrs Rensing led a lesson on Christian Forgiveness. A brief business meeting noted the chapter's Episcopal Book Club join. Devo tions by Mrs Wall. refreshments served by Mrs Neal Munger.
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Aes —_C
W—Greereo
St. Anne’s
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Dorothy Coldwell
Gene Wall
Jeanette Wickstrom
United Thank Offering
Joe Rensing
Episcopal Book Club
Wall
Neal Munger
Pate Hosts PEO Chapter Meeting at Home
Mrs. Carl Pate entertained Chapter DD PEO at her home on 1119 S Highland. Guest state organizer Mrs. O W Rice from McAlester Oklahoma along with 18 members attended. Mrs Wilfrid Cavaness presented highlights from the chapter history book and Mrs Randall Diver led the business session. A summer party for members husbands was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pate
PEO
S. Highland
O. W. Rice
McAlester
Okla
Oklahoma State
Wilfrid Cavaness
Randall Diver
Rainbow HD Unit Hosts Guest-Coffee at Fargo Home
A Rainbow HD Unit guest-coffee was served yesterday morning at Mrs. W. G. Fargo’s home, 116 North Steuben, with guests including Mrs. R. and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow HD
W. G. Fargo
N. Steuben
Rainbow Unit reports at Pampa gathering
Mrs. A. O. Dimon explained the emblem of the National HD Unit and the home demonstration unit. Mrs. J. M. Gordon reviewed Rainbow Unit activities since 1946. Four members reported on a Pittsburg district meeting. Mrs. Myers won the door prize. Next meeting set with Mrs. J. T. Klingin smith on May 10. Eight members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Donovan
Michael
Patty
J. R. Myers
C. C. Hunter
Bert Smith
John Brandon
Pampa
Tex
A. O. Dimon
National
J.M. Gordon
Pittsburg
Myers
D Akers Honored With Birthday Party
D Akers, R 3, was honored with a surprise birthday party at his home Wednesday evening. Family and friends attended including the Akers, Ermey, Heaton, Heaton, Cox, Eastburn, and Pugh households. Cards and games were played and refreshments of coffee and ice were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Akers
John Akers
Fred Joe
Gail Ann
Joe Ermey
Hurley Heaton
Laveta
Robert Heaton
Cherla Jean
Floyd Heaton
Rhonda Lee
Charles Cox
Janice
Mark Eastburn
Earl Pugh
Best Yet 4-H Club Honors Meyers With Gift
Best Yet 4-H Club leaders Mr and Mrs Lyle Meyer were honored at Cremona School last week. Members presented an electric skillet in recognition of their extra work. A business meeting and program followed with refreshments provided by the W A Brazil and Edwin Weber families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Meyer
Cremona School
W. A. Brazil
Edwin Weber
WMA Meeting of United Brethren in Christchurch
The Women's Missionary Association met in the church fellowship room on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Elmer Gibson led devotions and the lesson Along the Burma Road. Prayers were offered by Mrs Ethel Bloom and Mrs Mary Rutherford. Several hymns were sung. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs A F Simon to seven members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren In
Christchurch
Elmer Gibson
Burma Road
Ethel Bloom
Mary Rutherford
A. F. Simon
Royal Neighbors Hold May Day Meeting
Twenty one members of the Royal Neighbors of America gathered at the Odd Fellows Hall for a May pole table setting and May basket favors. Mrs. Ernest Kepley, oracle, led a business session while the charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Pauline Peer and Mrs. Ida Camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
Ernest Kepley
Oracle
Pauline ‘Peer
Ida Camping
Faure Requiem Debut by Chanute Junior College Choir
The Chanute Junior College choir performs Faure's Requiem Sunday at 4 15 PM in First Methodist Church. Soloists Joan Copeland Eric and Dale Reece Thayer fanfare in Rosita Mater past. Darlene Hennessey accompanies the 38 voice group. Public invited as part of the District Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute. Kenneth Tebow directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Faure
First Methodist Church
Chanute Junior College
Joan Copeland
Eric
Dale Reece
Thayer
Rossini
Miss Copeland
OES Members Attend Cherryvale Reception for Patron
Hulda Parker Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a reception at the May Apple Chapter in Cherryvale last night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs E R Parr Mmes Fred Heinze Dave Petter son and Joe Wasser as members. The event elected a worthy grand patron of OES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Parr
Mmes
Fred Heinze
Dave Petterson
Joe Wasser
Hulda Parker
Order of Eastern Star
Recep
OES
May Apple
Cherryvale
Beretta Chief Pietro Beretta Dies at 87 in Brescia
Pietro Beretta 87 head of the Beretta weapon factory died at home near Brescia Italy. In six decades he built the light weapons maker from artisan craft to global industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brescia
Italy
Pietro Beretta
Here
Beretta
Irish Government Pledges Help for Ukrainian Refugees to Canada
The Irish government promises to do everything possible to assist Ukrainian refugees seeking entry into Canada. Officials emphasize proactive measures and cooperation with Canadian authorities to facilitate asylum and visa processes. The move underscores Ireland's commitment to international humanitarian response and cross border support.
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Canada
Parsons seeks Katy Railroad action on subway and crossings
Parsons city files demand with the Katy Railroad to alleviate dangerous subway conditions on Fellows Avenue and upgrade traffic crossings on Crawford Corning Grand and Morgan Avenues. Coffeyville names Edward J. Perry as Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce president, replacing Jim Taylor. Chetopa marks 100 years with a centennial celebration featuring a calf show parade reunion and street dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Katy Railroad
Fellows Avenue
Crawford, Corning
Grand and Morgan Avenues
Coffeyville
Edward J. Perry
Condon National Bank
Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce
Perry
Jim Taylor
Chetopa
Kansas Town
Insurgent Group Receives Alleghany Proxy Over Missouri Pacific
The Wall Street Journal reports Alleghany Corp headed by Robert R Young has given its proxy to an insurgent group led by T C Davis seeking seats on Missouri Pacific Railroad board. The proxy covers 19800 Class B shares ahead of the May 14 annual meeting in St Louis, with 1871957 Class A and 40648 Class B shares eligible to vote.
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New York
Wall Street Journal
Alleghany Corp
Robert R. Young
Missouri Pacific Railroad
T. C. Davis
Mopac
Davis
Alleghany
Salad tip with frozen vegetables and curry dressing
A package of frozen mixed vegetables can be cooked and chilled then mixed with an oil and vinegar dressing to make a salad. Serve on greens and add a pinch of curry powder to the dressing if desired.
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Kansas Day Club
Gene McMillen
James Olson
Galen Thorsell
Dwight Olson
Milo Myers
Helene Curtis
Beauty Shop
N. Plummer
Seidlitz
Good Housekeeping
W. Main
Elton
Mrs. Smith
Altar Society
St. Patrick's
Laurel
Mrs. Greene
Mrs. Pate
WMA
Edmiston
Stanless Steel
Jewelry
Global Briefs
Cairo
U.N. Emergency Force
UNEF
Indonesia
Gaza Strip
Rafah
Moscow
Tass
Sen. McCarthy
United States
Mexico
Limerick
Ireland
Hun
E. Main
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