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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1961

Page

3

Social Scene May Gatherings At Local Churches

The Column lists numerous church group meetings and social events across area venues including First Christian Church Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit and Evangelical United Brethren church. Notable entries cover luncheons, discussions, and home demonstration units with dates in May and locations such as Lincoln and Robinson. The LA to B of RT met Tuesday night in Odd Fellows hall with attendees from Howard, Neodesha, Humboldt, Fort Scott and Chanute. next meeting set for May 16.

Rainbow Home Dewey Bedell Lincoln Farm Royal Neighbors of America Oca Fellows Hall Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Randall Diver W. Larson Zion Lola Browning Will Quill Beta Delta Epsilon Sigma Alpha Yorn Biancett Hutton Pta Hutton School Sunflower L. W. Mitchel P. Central Peace and Progress Home Demonstraion Sewyer Hall LA To B Odd Fellows Hall Nathan Hole Arthur Coonrod Howard Neodesha Humboldt Fort Scott Chanute

Women’s Day Golf Assn Opens Season at Country Club

The Women’s Day Golf Association started its season with an informal luncheon at the Country Club on Tuesday. Golf and bridge were played with results: low bridge score Mrs. Dennis Mills, low putts Mrs. Glen Shook Humboldt, high bridge Mrs. Charles Fuffman Humboldt. Bridge winners also included low Mrs. LaRue Delp, second low Mrs. Ed Ranz, high Mrs. Carl Stevens. Next meeting May 9 at 1 30 pm with golf chair Mrs. Al Endres. next luncheon June 6 with bridge chair Mrs. Lester Purdy.

Women's Day Golf Association Country Club Dennis Mills Glen Shook Humboldt Charles Fuffman LaRue Delp Ed Ranz Carl Stevens al Endres Lester Purdy

Betty Ann Wilson Engaged To Toland In Early Winter Wedding

Mr and Mrs J Howard Wilson of 624 S Evergreen announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Ann to Dave S Toland son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Toland of 218 N Lafayette Betty is a Kansas University freshman and a Sigma Kappa pledge Toland is Sigma Pi president set to graduate in June with a BS in industrial management and receive a Navy commission.

J. Howard Wilson S. Evergreen Betty Ann Dave S. Toland Ralph Toland N. Lafayette Betty Kansas University Lawrence Sigma Kappa Social Sorority Toland Sigma Pi Fraternity United States Navy

Women’s Golf Assn Show Draws About 250 at Chanute Club

About 250 people attended the eighth annual Women’s Golf Association show at Chanute Country Club over Friday and Saturday. Marge Nation directed the comedy, with Lou Johnson writing lyrics and Cynthia Gray guiding dancing. The Eureka Whistlers performed, with members including Collins Crum and Bob Aldridge among others.

Chanute Country Club Kansas Marge Nation Lou Johnson Cynthia Gray Whistlers Eureka Country Club Collins Crum Bob Aldridge Pete Holmes Kenneth Griggs M. L. Morton

Karen Kreider Elected Rainbow Worthy Advisor

Karen Kreider was elected worthy advisor of the Rainbow for Girls at a Tuesday meeting at the Masonic Temple. Other new officers include Susan Wasser as worthy associate advisor Julie Hanson charity Denise Churchill hope and Peggy Dormois faith. Debra Lucas presided and Mary Ann McCreight and Lois Kaufman were initiated. Announcements covered a Mother's Day tea May the Masonic Temple and Karen Kreider's installation May 28 at 2 30 p.m Grand assembly registration remains open.

Karen Kreider Rainbow Masonic Temple Susan Wasser Julie Hanson Charity Denise Churchill Hope Peggy Dormois Faith Deedra Lucas Mary Ann MccCreight Lois Kaufman Grand Assembly Carder Hanson Julie

Gem and Mineral Group Plans Antique Display

The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society met in the Memorial building to arrange an antique display featuring jewelry, Indian artifacts, clocks and watches for the centennial headquarters window. A field trip was planned for May 20 and 21 in Buffalo Oklo, and the next meeting was scheduled for May 16.

Chanute Gem and Mineral Society Memorial Building Buffalo Oklo

Cheerful Workers Meet at Church and Baby Names

The Cheerful Workers class of the First Baptist church met Tuesday night with Mrs. T. H. Lovett as hostess. Devotions were given by Mrs. Joe Jackson and prayers led by Mrs. Eugene A. Vignatelli. Several baby announcements appear for Neosho Memorial Hospital births in early April.

First Baptist Church T. H. Lovett Jessie Levan L. O. Lovett B. Wyatt Byrne Haynes Fred Brandon Joe Jackson Pamela Kay Eugene A. Vignatelli B Wyatt S. Central Neogram Sho Memorial Hospital

Centennial Action By Outlook Club

Mrs. M. R. Wilson hosted the Outlook Study club at 815 S Evergreen. The group formed the Outlook Belles chapter of the Centennial Belles and chose Marcia Blackston to represent the club in the Centennial queen contest with Mrs Ed Parr as sponsor. Antiques will be shown during Centennial week at Toytown. Members donated to Neosho Memorial Hospital auxiliary and volunteered time.

M. R. Wilson S. Evergreen Outlook Study Club Centennial Belles Outlook Belles Marcia Blackston Ed Parr Toytown Neosho Memorial Hospital

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snippets

A reader group shares letters about weight loss love and schooling with Ann Landers. Topics include a 30 year old seeking a food driven relationship, a mother debating sending her 14 year old to relatives, and a Paris trained cook urged to share recipes with affection.

Ann Landers Nuts NEW Yorker Frayed

Holding the Umbrella in Rainy Dates Etiquette

Question asks whether a taller man should shield his shorter girlfriend in rain. Answer: hold the umbrella and shield her as best as you can despite height difference.

Wedding Reception Etiquette And Roles In A Vintage Guide

A 1910s style advice column describes wedding decor with lighted flowers and May poles, noting guests like Mrs H E Walters. It explains that a fiance's 11-year-old sister may serve as a junior bridesmaid and clarifies order in a reception line with the woman always preceding her male escort.

Thornburg Home Demonstration Unit Reports and Activities

Earlton rural Buffalo group notes donations to Cancer Fund and Red Cross totaling 65 dollars. A window display for National Home Demonstration Week is shown at Stafford's Store Altoona. Meeting agenda includes lesson on Keeping a Neat Clean House and Fidel’s Propaganda article. Two guests attended. next gathering Friday at 2 p.m. to plant flowers at 99 park.

Earlton Thornburg Car Stone Buffalo Lee Hall Carroll Folger Cancer Fund Stafford Altoona W. H. Morton Joe Morton Doc Puckett Walter Bradford W. C. Fair Red Cross John Blancett W. N. Wiggans Fail

Beginner Easy Crochet Patterns and Brownie Scout Meeting Highlights

Beginner-Easy by Alice Brooks features Pattern 7262 crochet directions with price and mailing details for orders from The Chanute Tribune. Scout news covers Thirteen Brownie Scouts of Troop 129 meeting at Hutton School with puppets and a Mothers Day skit, led by Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Edwards. Den 3 Pack 1 shared Indian centennial masks and seven Cub Scouts attended a Leaders Training day for day camp.

Alice Brooks Brownie Scouts Hutton School Goodnight Brownies George Freeman Eva Edwards Edwin Rideau Chuck Skinner

Jiffy Wrap-On Pattern by Marian Martin

Dress pattern overview for Jiffy Wrap-On designs by Marian Martin with gay casual halter neckline. Includes size 16 fabric yardage, pricing, and mail order instructions via The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept in New York.

Sena Adc Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept Ole Chelsea Staten New York Marian Martin Isteless Chanute Tribune West 18Th St

Scout group activities mark May 1961 events

The Chanute Tribune notes Brownie Troop 54 hosting first grade tea with mothers at Murray Hill school on May 3. Pack 100 led by Rono Bowyer and Roy Lusk saluted the flag April 27 at the Evangel United Brethren church as Cubmaster Charles McKellips and John Erickson awarded badges. Bill Moffatt presented the 50th anniversary presidential streamer. Den groups shared Indian kits and closed with the Living Circle.

Brownie Scout Murray Hill Brownies Rono Bowyer Roy Lusk Evangelical United Brethren Church Charles McKellips John Erickson Bill Moffatt

Pumpkin Pie From Pantry With Evaporated Milk

Scald evaporated milk with regular milk. Mix pumpkin sugars salt and spices with eggs. Gradually stir in hot milk and pour into two 9 inch unbaked shells. Bake 10 minutes at 400 degrees then 30 to 40 minutes at 350 degrees until firm. Cool on a wire rack.

Tomato Salad with Lorenzo Dressing

Recipe for tomato salad uses small to medium tomatoes and a dressing of mayonnaise chili sauce and watercress. Tomatoes are prepared to stand upright filled with Lorenzo dressing then arranged on romaine with watercress garnish.

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Betty Ann Wilson Dave Toland Drisdell Dial Tribune The First Christian Church, Church May & Hermony Wayne Berthot P.m Carpenters Hell Incheon Grace Episcopal Arch Leuvel Mothers Club Wayne Kieuman E. 17Th United Council of Church Women Presbyterian Church Parlor Women's Day Golf Assn Betty Wilson Harrison White Buck Oxfords Jlarrisons Shoes Weather Bird Elizabeth Viola Mark Patrick Marvin McCoy S. Larson Sandra Denise Richard Coykendall Timothy Todd Ralph Peyton N. Forrest Christian Louise Farr Collyar S. Steuben Mark Alan Joe Vernal Baiese S. Wilson By Outlook Club Ann Paris Frenchy Tre Chaniie Iatte Ball E. Main Scout News Methodist Teenform Eed Segior Srnes Young America Camp Wonderwood Hans’ CH
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