Grant Avenue WMS Elects New Officers and Plans Ottawa Trip
Mrs. Cox presided over the Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Mrs. Rudolph Sandberg directed officer installation. The group voted to send Mrs. Glenn Shockey and Mrs. E. M. Pearson to June’s House Party in Ottawa. A love gift was given by Mrs. Roy Dannelley. Executive board appointments announced include Mrs. Noble Cottrell, Mrs. Lloyd Woosley, Mrs. Charles J. Anderson, Mrs. Joe Davidson, Mrs. Vernon Youngberg, and others. Coffee hostesses were Mrs. Hilda Youngberg, Mrs. Davidson, and Althea Tiegreen. Thirty-five attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cox
Womens Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Rudolph Sandberg
Glenn Shockey
E. M. Pearson
Ottawa
Roy Dannelley
Noble Cottrell
Lloyd Woo
Playlet Presented At Missionary Meeting
A playlet Light Has Come was presented at a Womens Missionary association meeting in United Brethren church on Wednesday afternoon. Participants included Mmes. A. E. Turner George Warner John Bodin and J. W. Horton with Mrs Bodin presiding. Mrs Elmer Gibson led devotions and presented the lesson from the final chapter of the study book Under Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missionary Association
United Brethren Church
Mmes. A. E. Turner
George Warner
John Bodin
J. W. Horton
Flags by Stephen Neil Reported by Multiple Authors
The piece credits Stephen Neil as author with contributions by Mmes. Grogan Turner and Edgar Rains. A dessert course followed the event served by hostesses Mrs. Carrie Elmore and Mrs. Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Neil
Mmes. Grogan
Turner
Edgar Rains
Carrie Elmore
Horton
Mrs Ebert Hosts Women’s Missionary Prayer Band
Mrs Henry Ebert entertained the Bible Baptist church Women’s Missionary Prayer band at her home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ernest Kober presided, with prayers by Mrs Andrew Erickson and devotions by Mrs Vera Smith. Reports covered mission work by Garold Beard in Gallup New Mexico and Art Brown in Portugal. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ebert
The
Bible Baptist Church
Ernest Kober
Andrew Erickson
Vera Smith
Garold Beard
Gallup
N. M
Art Brown
Portugal
Erickson
Baptist Women Meet at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Floyd L. West spoke to the Woman's Mission Society on the Baptist World Alliance and German work. Lulu Leonard led devotions, with Scripture and an article review. Twenty-eight attendees heard reports, elected officers, and planned a June Ottawa House Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd L. West
Woman's Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Baptist World Alliance
Germany
Lulu Leonard
Gloria M. Wysner
Missions Magazine
Annie Johnson Flint
Herla Rush
Gilbert Gray
Etta Yockey
Henry Biggs
Ottawa
Red Cross
Cancer Fund
Circle 1
B. F. Wyatt
State Ladies of GAR Elect Princeton Woman ORDER 1955 Needle Craft Catalogue
State Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic elect Princeton woman Mrs. Ross Miller as counselor and Mrs. Tony Biele as council chair at the state convention in Topeka attended by national president Mrs. Nellie D. Howe. The group announced a 1955 needle craft catalogue and transferred clocks to Winter General Hospital. Emporia will host next year’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Miller
Tony Biele
Topeka
Miller
Grand Army of the Republic
Nellie D. Howe
Grand Rapids
Mich
Elma June Cannady
Princeton
Biele
Council of Administration
Leanna Aid Meeting Held at Christian Church
Leanna Aid met all day Tuesday at the Christian church with Mrs. George Alford as hostess. A covered dish dinner was served at noon. Quilting was done for the hostess. Mrs. Robert Lopeman presided at the business session. The Scripture was read by Mrs. John Foust followed with prayer by Mrs. Lopeman. Mrs. Harry Ingels will be hostess at the next meeting on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna Aid
The
Christian Church
George Alford
Robert Lopeman
John Foust
Lopeman
Harry Ingels
VILAS
Vilas Homebuilders HD Unit
Charles Doudna
N. Lafayette
Chanute
Axel Larson
Unesco
Philippines
Otho York
Peach Grove School
Sach
Ralph Winterrowd
O. D. Wescott
Gene McMillen
Textile Painting Exhibit By Chanute Women
About 30 Chanute women who completed a textile painting course will display their work at Carpenters hall 803 S Malcolm next Friday and Saturday May 14 15. Teacher Mrs Ewing Crowl Iola says the exhibit is free to the public and invites any woman to display her work. The Polly-Dell method by Mrs Videll Dougherty Glasco offers an easy and beautiful hobby and Polly-Dell materials are sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Carpenters Hall
S. Malcolm
Ewing Crowl
Iola
Crown
Local club social features wiener roast and table project
Here and There relatos show Buffalo unit hosts Mr and Mrs Oley Apt for a wiener roast and covered dish supper. Husbands built a picnic table for tourists north of Buffalo as the year’s community project. Attendees include multiple local families and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Oley Apt
Sunny Stone HD Unit
Junior Braman
Marla Rae
Eugene Whatley
Rita
John
Cleo Rutherford
Lana
Jana
George Todd
Mike
Parie Carlson
Maynard Clough
Judy
Lawrence Braman
Mary Ellen
Melvin Sperry
Linda
Suzie
Dixie Offenbacker
Gorda
Lola Marie Guiou
Mmes
Bill Hempen
Ira Uden
Meryl
Miss Tripp Captures Art Contest at Vocational School
Eleanor Elaine Tripp 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tripp of 1012 S Washington, now staying with sister Mrs. Don Burroughs in Orlando, Fla, won an art contest at a vocational school. Her winning picture will appear in the Orlando Sentinel with eight other school winners. A prize awaits the best of the eight and Miss Tripp will return home after school closes June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Elaine Tripp
Charles Tripp
S. Washington
Don Burroughs
Orlando
Fla
Orlando Sentinel
Miss Tripp
Week's Sewing Buy by Marian Martin Sun-Style Wardrobe Pattern
A summer wardrobe pattern item offers an easy sew solution with a sun-style dress and switch-about accessories including a fichu and pull-through tie. The Misses' Pattern 9196 covers sizes 12 to 20 with a blouseable jacket that buttons to the waist for a second fashion option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern request notice to Marian Martin department
A pattern request notice instructs sending thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern to Marian Martin via The Channie Tribune Pattern Dept. at 22 Westpath St New York 11 NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Peptro
Chelsea Station
New York St
Marian Martin
Channie Tribune
Westpath St
New York
N.Y
Family Gathering near Colchester Illinois
A list of attendees from Colchester Illinois includes Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Fichel, Emma Osborn and daughters Xenia and Maxine, Floyd Osborn, Fred Alford and family, Gada Hart, Francis McGuffey and children, James Crater, Bob Gant and Kirk, Vern and Ethel Lock, Wayne Berthot and family, and Margaret Osborn among others as guests after a meal. The gathering continued informally into the evening with many relatives and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Fichelberger
Colchester
Ill
Emma Osborn
Xenia
Maxine
Floyd Osborn
Fred Alford
Joan
Fred Jr
Gada Hart
Francis McGuffey
Martha
Mary
Theresa
Terry
Jimmy
Claude Crater
James Crater
Bob Gant
Kirk
Vern Lock
Ethel Lock
Wayne Berthot
Gary
Maribell
Carol
Donnie
Edwin Weber
Anita
Dina
Marcella
Margaret Osborn
Junior Senior Banquet Held with Mexican Theme
The Buffalo school hosted a colorful Junior-Senior banquet in the gymnasium with a Mexican motif. Sophomore class members dressed as servers while mothers of junior hosts prepared a three course dinner. Caryl Harvey acted as toastmaster with Lois Becannon delivering the response and several students giving talks.
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Buffalo
Buffalo School
Caryl Harvey
Lois Becannon
Ray Storlund
Marilyn Costin
Carolyn Clark
Arthur Eltzholtz
Cielito
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild Meets in Grant Church
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Tuesday night in Highland Park for a hamburger fry attended by 16 members and three guests. Blessing by Mrs. E M Pearson. dessert hosted by Mrs. Shockey and Mrs. Tharp. Secret sisters revealed and meeting moved to first Monday. devotions by Mrs. Warner Tiegreen followed by Bible school handicraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tiegreen
Basket Dinner Honors Mrs Rolla Osborn at Cha nute Home
A basket dinner was served Wednesday night in the home of Mrs. Margaret Osborn and her daughter Mrs. Edwin Weber east of Chanute to honor Mrs. Rolla Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Osborn
Edwin Weber
Chanute
Rolla Osborn
Musical program features Lindo La Paloma and Mexicali Rose
The performance included vocal solos by Clar Becannon Marilyn Carlson Dora Clarkson and Barbara Brock with Gary Bowersock on violin, a junior brass trio featuring Stor Lund Charles Anderson and Lloyd Steele, Mrs Eltzholtz on the piano, followed by a movie at Chanute.
Birthday Party Honors Larrie Joe Cooper
Mrs. Wayne Cooper hosted a birthday party at City park for her son Larrie Joe, who turned seven. Helpers included Mrs. Gene Moore, Humboldt, Mrs. Joe McMillen, and Mrs. W. R. Burks, with first grade guests and several local children attending. Refreshments featured cupcakes with cowboy candies, a cool shrink, and small candy sacks. Favors were marbles and jacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Cooper
City Park
Larrie Joe
Social Calendar May 6 1955 Church and Club Events
Friday events include World Fellowship day at a Christian church service the Ladies Day bridge at Country Club and activities at First Methodist Church from 1 45 to 4 with quilting. Donations and meetings listed for various organizations with a noted postponement to May 15 and a Northern Canada desert precipitation claim by the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
P.m
W. E. Wilson
First Methodist Church
Sackland Neosho Memorial Hospital
Guild
EUB Church
Mary Edwards
Ernest Wahl
Canada
Sahara Desert
National Geographic Society
Fuller fined for speeding while charging car battery
Detroit woman Espynola Fuller, 23, testified she was driving 80 mph to charge her car. Traffic Referee John M. Wise fined her $75 and prohibited driving for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Espynola Fuller
John M. Wise
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Mrs. Cox
Grant Wms
Mrs. Ebert
Baptist Wms
Alice Brooks
State Ladies of Gar
Gingham
Tout Ube
W. Main
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Church
Airy
Lacy
AIR Step
Navy Calf
Black Patent
Hsti Shoes
Larrie Joe Cooper
LF & E
Dorothea L. Dix
Memorial Building
Devoted Mothers Club
Kay Hotel
Chanute Tribune
West Main
Penney
Denier
Tribune
Torrence Jewelry
Moga Hotel Bldg
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