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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1967
Page
3
Christian Women’s Fellowship groups meet Wednesday with multiple hosts and venues. Group one led by Mrs. Wayne Ellis includes 12 members. group two at Mrs. Barker’s home hosts 14 members plus two guests. group four at Mrs. John Bower’s home features 12 members. group five at Mrs. Mariucci’s home serves 14 members and two guests.
Presbyterian Women met Wednesday in circles to study Pursuit of Unity. Circle one gathered in the church parlor with 10 members as Mrs. O D Nelson hosted and Mrs. Lester Lawrence presided. Circle three met in the parlor with 11 members as Mrs. W T Warren led devotions and the prayer yearbook. Mrs. Martha Hutton taught the lesson with refreshments by Marjoris Wilson and Lucille Lehman. Circle four met at the library with 19 members as Mrs. Sally Decker led the yearbook and Mrs. D A Finney the lesson. hosts were Mrs. Tom Boman and Mrs. Lloyd Brown. Circle five met at Mrs. Robert Fisher’s home with 15 members as Mrs. Randall Diver presided and Mrs. E O Morris led the yearbook. Mrs. Belle Leighty spoke of her daughter Osa Johnson’s wedding for Mother’s Day.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God met with Mrs. Carrie Deck at 1017 N Washington yesterday afternoon. Rev. Minnie Thompson led devotions and the lesson. Refreshments were served to 11 members and one guest, Mrs. Joe Provins.
The Women's Missionary Association of the United brethren Church met Wednesday afternoon at 1501 Highland in the Rains home. Effie Simon led the lesson The Missionary and John Horton read Pray for One Another. Garrison sang I am Praying for You as a missionary candidate was discussed by Garrison and Elmer Gibson.
The first birthday of Greg Tallent, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Tallent, 1317 S Evergreen, was celebrated at home last night with guests including Mr and Mrs Walter Aday Retta Edwin Patty and Mr and Mrs Philip Wilkinson and John and Steve Bloss.
Mrs Hugo Larson of 1409 W Main hosted a guest tea for Neosho Valley EH Unit yesterday. Martin Rotunno presented a program featuring the film Recreation Unlimited. Attendees included 12 members, four children and six guests.
Readers share ways to save on starch by skipping shirt tail starch for boys, plus other tips from bacon dredge to parsnip tops. A reader builds a bath cart for baby care and another crafts braided rope jump ropes for a child.
Cub scouts from Den 2 of Pack 235 gathered Wednesday at First Baptist church with Mrs Kenneth Simmons and Mrs Gene Johnson. Dennis Simmons led the opening flag salute and refreshments were served after planning for the May pack meeting.
Guidance for submitting women’s page items. Calendar entries should come from a yearbook if available with contact deadlines for different days. Include husband's name with married women. Call in complete material early for proper coverage before it loses news value.
The Kansas Employment Security Division reported a slight decline in unemployment among those covered by unemployment compensation in the week ending April 22. The rate was 1.5 percent, down from 1.6 percent the prior week and 1.3 percent a year ago.
The May 7 1967 calendar lists Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen IOOF hall 1 30 p m. on Sunday May 7. On Monday May 8 1967 Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church dinner 6 30 p m Santa Fe Women's Federation Carpenters Hall 2 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15 p m St Cecilia Music Club closing luncheon Orchid Buffet 1 p m.
The Ladies Golf Association held its second meeting of the year at the Country Club. They meet Thursdays at 1 15 p m. this year. Sixteen women participated with co chairmen Mrs Glen Shook and Mrs Charles Broadwell in charge. Low net ties at 34 belonged to Mrs Fred Dickerson Mrs Jeff Coots and Mrs Fred Benson of Independence. Second went to Mrs Earl Ostrander with 36. Next week chairs will be Mrs Ed Ashley and Mrs Richard Cloke.
Joyce Blu bold's This Half of the Apple is Mine was reviewed by Mrs. Randall Diver at Chapter DD PEO last night at Mrs. Lewis Taylor's home. Vice president Mrs. Ed Rid eau presided. dessert was served by the hostess and Mrs. Winona Cavan ess. Next meeting is May 18 with Mrs. G W McDowell.
Rainbow EH Unit members held a guest coffee at Mrs. W. I. Kessinger’s home 125 S. Wilson Friday morning. Refreshments were served to 12 members and three visitors Mines L. R. Rumbley Opal Osterfelt and Donald Houdyshell. Mrs. J. Klinginsmith poured. The next meeting will be Friday at 1 30 p m with Mrs. C. B. Wilson 611 S. Grant.
Diane Smith of Altoona will marry Richard Myers of Chanute on June 2. She was honored Wednesday with a Royal Neighbors covered dish luncheon and bridal shower hosted by Mrs. May Wilson. The event featured a heart and rose themed gift table and a cut glass bowl of red roses.
The state test shows Lake Cumberland hosts about 1,200 black bass per acre, the highest density among Kentucky impoundments.
Leamona EH Unit met yesterday with Mrs. Don Cooper R. 3. The estate planning lesson was given by Mrs. Fred Malson. Members attended the district meeting in Parsons and reported on the program. A guest tea followed for 13 members, six children, and seven guests. The June 1 meeting will be with Mrs. Kenneth Hastings R. 3.
Ten members and ten guests of Peace and Progress EH Unit met yesterday with Mrs. Ervin Brune at 102 N. Larson for a guest tea co hosted by Mrs Paul Taylor. Martha McCoy spoke about her year as Miss Chanute. guests included Miss McCoy and several listed ladies and gentlemen.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff positions with Dwight McCreight as publisher and John Hovorka as news editor. Advertising by Fay D. Clopine, circulation manager Ben Nicholas, and press work by Finn and Osborn are noted. Subscription and carrier rates for Chanute and trade territory are provided.
Royal Neighbors Club honors fifty year members at a noon luncheon in Odd Fellows Hall. Pin recipients include Mrs. Roy Dalton and Mrs. Hazel Slane with others named Mrs. Lila Mee Mrs. Gynetha Hunter and Mrs. Ora Heilman. Mrs. Orlie Lena McCoy receives charter drape. June meeting set for Mrs. Nathan Hole's home.
Mrs. Margaret Taylor of 722 S Grant hosted the Friendly Thimble Club on Wednesday with Mrs. Charles Tripp presiding. Devotions featured Bible verses, charity box contributions were collected, and the group closed with the Lord's Prayer. Door prize went to Mrs. Ole Ball. Next host is Mrs. Tripp on May 17 at 2 p.m.
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