Six Pianists Shine In St Cecilia Club Ensemble
The St Cecilia Music Club staged a six piano ensemble with 12 women at the Senior High School Auditorium. Under Mrs Hollenshead, the program opened with Bach and Mozart pieces, followed by choral and string arrangements. The finale featured the full ensemble performing the Valse in E Flat, with praise for director and organizers.
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Valse
Moszkowski
Helen Loy
Mmes
Morris Chambers
Dave Evans
Homer Erickson
Robert Geiger
H. Howard Hollenshead
William T. Hunt
John Nation
Joe Pistonik
Dave Petterson
Carl Wortman
Raymond York
St. Cecilia Music Club
J. Leroy Barker
Carol Barnhart
Karen Earnest
Janet O'Connor
Jackie Churchill
Patricia Blackston
Connie Carson
Barbara Balch
Anita Weber
Kathleen Ganson
Bach
Abram Chasins
Mmnes
Petterson
Chambers
Geiger
Pistotnik
Hunt
Mozart
Mmes. Petterson
Wortman
Evans
Erickson
Miss Loy
Boris Godounov
Moussourgsky
Mmes. Nation
Hollenshead
St. Cecilia Chorus
James Butin
Gustav Klemm
Bach Goldsworthy
Grieg
William H. Coburn
Edward Grieg
Ase
Enders
Victor Herbert
Gregory Stone
York
Brazil
Barroso
Mmnes Nation
Leslie Bell
Niles
Nation
C. H. Pankratz
Mmes. Chambers
Fairchild
P. L Forslund
W. C. Guenther
John Hargrave
Walter Oldham
Mmes. Barker
Dale Dahlgren
Earnest
D A Finney
Leif Nelson
J. A. Roberts
Kenneth Brown
Leo Gottlieb
Pankratz
Delbert Tolbert
Social Calendar Highlights Local Church Events and Clubs
Wednesday listings include First Methodist Church circles with various members in Highland and Central areas, chancel choir, and prayer bands. Also at Grant Avenue Baptist WMS, Neosho County American Cancer Society board, Zion Lutheran Ladies circle, St. Anne's Grace Episcopal, and Women of the Episcopal Church groups meet with times from 1:30 to 7:50 pm. Thursday items cover Laurel Mothers club lunch, Royal Neighbors, IC Guild, First Church of God WMS, PEO Chapter DD, and Rainbow HD coffee gatherings with multiple hosts.
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Lone Wscs
First Methodist Church
Adah
R. D. Hydore
Esther
PD Perry
Highland
Martha
Wilbur Thompson
Mary
Carl Pate
Naomi
Lewis Tanor
J Bariton
Orpha
Robert Fader
Rebekah
Proper
Allen
Ruth
HH Bunday
First Methodist Ehuren
Neosho County
American Cancer ® Society
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
St. Anne's
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Women of the Episcopal Church of the Church
Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
Ea Brinkmerer
N. Western
Kemmerer
Towel Kreider
Lafayette
M. Garton
Wilbur Gates
Luctlle Cooper
N. Forest
WMS
First Baptist Church
United Presbyterian Women
Laurel Mothers Club
Humboldt
Tynecheon
Royal Netghbors of America
Carpenters Hall
Guild of Far Church
First Church of God
D. A
Plummer
Seamona
Wart Reinhardt
Rainbow
Ernest Stemple
N. Garfield
Etiquette Q and A on Card Cutting and Wedding Roles
The advice states it is proper to complete a bridge cut by returning all cards to one pile. It also says in a double wedding each bride should have her own maid of honor, and each bridegroom his own best man, though they may share bridesmaids.
Woman 24 Deciding Independently From Mother
Dear Ann: a 24 year old self supporting woman at home exchanges letters with a married man in India to broaden cultural exchange and counter propaganda. Her mother opposes the contact, arguing an unmarried girl should not correspond with a married man. The reader asks for guidance on independence.
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Ann
India
America
W. W
Stuck Sisters Seek Middle Ground After Disputed Deal
Dear Stuck advice suggests couples or partners rarely feel resolved. A male accountant could be hired to assess terms and a cash payment may settle matters while The Chanute Tribune is asked to receive a stamped self addressed envelope for follow up.
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Stuck
Aowlanders
Chanute Tribune
Ipso
FASY SUN WONDERS By Marian Martin QUICK sewing
Pattern notice describes a girls sunsuit that can become a play-dress with a bow tied skirt. Includes notions, fabric yardage for size 10, and order instructions for Pattern 9174 from The Chicago Tribune Patterns Dept. Also lists mailing address and pricing details.
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Marian Martin
Krone Family Holds Humboldt Reunion With 113 Descendants
The Krone family reunion was held at Humboldt park with a noon basket dinner. Descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krone, who moved from Addaville Illinois in 1912, gathered along with members in Germany and several states. Seventeen named attendees are listed among many relatives.
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Humboldt
Krone
Humboldt Park
Fred Krone
Kansas
Addaville
Ill
Ilinois
Oregon
Germany
Ohio
Missouri
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indiana
Mississippi
Arthur Krone
Frank Krone
Alfred Krone
Donald Krone
Forrest Hosack
Neil Krone
Mary
Cheryl
Philip Cooper
Sharon
Mike
Wilbur Allison
Nancy
Janet
Clifford Erickson
Steve
Joanna
Tommy
Timmy
Earl Seefeldt
Everett Seefeldt
Larry
Alvin
Gien Doepke
David
Laura
Irvin Lassman
Lynda
Diane
Kenneth
Chanute
Ed Seefeldt
Ernest Bomberger
Walter Doepke
Loren Krone
Wichita
George Krone
Topeka
Leonard Carlson
Debbie
Lavenburg
Guess
Roy Pruitt
Baldwell, N. M
Scout Tea Honors Brownie Troop 23 Members
Members of Brownie Scout Troop 23 attended an awards tea Monday with mothers as guests. Scrapbooks and handcraft displays featured. Color guards were Delores Ogle, Nancy Edmondson, and Sue Dover. Sylvia Wilson served as color sergeant and led the opening ceremony followed by a troop welcome. The Smart Birds patrol performed a folk dance "Bow Bow Belinda."
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Brownie Scout Troop 23
Delores Ogle
Nancy Edmondson
Sue Dover
Sylvia Wilson
Smart Birds Patrol
First Aid Demonstration by Busy Bee Patrol
The Busy Bee patrol conducted a first aid demonstration for the Chanute Tribune scene on Tuesday May 5 1959. Meadowlark patrol assisted with the event and stars were awarded. Refreshments were served from a table decorated with yellow and brown iris and brown tapers.
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Busy Bee Patrol
Meadowlark Patrol
Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H Club met with David Matzeh presiding. Ten members and three parents attended. Music appreciation by R C Rowan on band and conservation talk by Pat Rowan. Paul Matzeh led other programs. refreshments by Mrs. Harry Matzeh. The Ever Ready 4-H sewing club met with Mrs. Stanley Landline on April 28 with twelve members and four guests. Demonstrations covered How to Straighten Material and How to Lay a Pattern on the Straight of the Material. Beverly Erickson and Marjorie Ward served refreshments. Next meeting May 11 at Rose Mary Sharp home. hostesses Deedri Niver and Paulette Dunlap.
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Pleasant Valley Rockets
David Matzeh
R. C. Rowan
Pat Rowan
Paul Matzeh
Harry Matzeh
Stanley Landline
Beverly Erickson
Marjorie Ward
Rose Mary Sharp
Edith
Deedri Niver
Paulette Dunlap
Celebration Open House Honors Mrs Warner Birthday
An open house from 2 to 5 p.m. May 8 plans to honor the 9th birthday of Mrs. R. M. Warner at her Benedict home. Her eldest daughter, Mrs. B. F. Patty, lives in Urbana, with four other daughters from Ohio, Arizona, Wyoming and California.
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Benedict
R. M. Warner
8. F. Patty
Urbana
Ohio
Arizona
Wyoming
California
Tomato Sauce and Chives Added to Mashed Potatoes
Home cooks mix a spoon of tomato sauce with mashed potatoes and finish with minced chives for a simple flavorful upgrade. The combo adds color and a light tang, pairing well with grilled meats or roasted vegetables.
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Mary Lee Breyfogle
Susan Graham
Howard Earnest
Clifford Olson
M. J. Blackston
J. B
William Hunt
Joe Pistotnik
Tribune
Kress
Ai Kress
Bo Wiggane
Stuart Hoofing
Jim Gilbreath
Robert Pieher
Mere
Hamar
Tennessee
Wilkine
Steuben
Ann Landers
Dees
Anny
Brotton’s
S. Santa Fe
S. Kansas
the Tribune
Health-tex
Che Eate Tribune
Weertith St
New York St. SW
Snampf Anprfas Witt Sane
Citve Aed Stile Simard
Bennett's Ice Cream
Bennett
N. Grant
Pearl Calebier
Wilma Burdick
Scout News
Allen Monument Company
S. Central
The
Mother's
St.ippers
Mother's Day
Harrisons
Tioga Specialty Shop
Tioga
Eaders Taps
Ship N Shore
Ship'n Shore
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