Two Years in Pakistan Described by HD Speaker
Mary Elsie Border of Manhattan spoke at a district home demonstration meeting in Memorial building describing her two years in Pakistan under the National Point Four program. She recounted language barriers, literacy levels, and life in villages including veiled women and purdah, with notes on local customs, dress, cooking, and sanitation. The talk highlighted challenges and efforts to start an extension program for underprivileged people and featured demonstrations of wear and tools, plus a parade of presidents and local handicrafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
Mary Elsie Border
Manhattan
Memorial Building
John Lennon
Crawford County
Miss Border
Point Four
Allah
India
Border
America
Charles Stroyick
Baxter Springs
A. M. Breneman
Columbus
C. A. Border
Tulsa
Chanute
Wilson County Choral-Aires
Ralph Dice
Mary Ruth Vanshike
Marguerite Grannemann
Neosho
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Wilson Counties
Pattern 7022 Tissue Design and Wrap Instructions
Pattern 7022 details tissue pattern motifs and wrapping directions. Includes size ranges Small Medium Large and state size guidance for wrap.
Mrs. Gibson Hosts Thayer Reading Club Gathering
Mrs. E P Gibson of 221 West Third hosted the Friday Reading Club of Thayer. A 1 30 luncheon was served by a committee and fourteen members with three guests attended. The program titled A Spring Art Festival featured photographs of paintings by Na Junod and each member displayed an art piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 3Rd
Thayer
Mmes
A. G. Pfeiffer
Fred Hill
D. E. Gelwix
J. M. Gelwix
A. L. Cross
Ed Nantz
Claude Carver
Chanute
Harry Anderson
Na Junod
Dance pupils hold Wiener roast after rehearsal
After rehearsal on Wednesday night the dance pupils of Dorothy Haines and their mothers enjoyed a wiener roast in the yard at 601 N High land. Homemade ice cream was served. Hostesses were Miss Haines Amie Stevens and Mrs Boyd Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Haines
N. Highland
Miss Haines
Amie Stevens
Boyd Moon
CWF Groups Continue Lessons at Home Meetings
Christian Womens Fellowship held multiple home sessions discussing the study book Christians Bear Witness with lessons on India, Pakistan and Ceylon. The afternoon featured devotions, hostesses, luncheon, and Bible study led by various members, with 20 members and 8 guests attending a church luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Christian Womens Fellowship
A. M. Garton
W. M. Best
Bessie Crabtree
World Call Magazine
John Foust
Barbara
John
Martin Ball
Jimmy
Steve Dahlgren
Wheaton
Ill
Harry Kuykendall
C. M. Neff
A. C. Mendenhall
Denver
San Antonio
Neffs
Dale Dahlgren
E. D. Horn
Mmes. Dahlgren
Glenn Defebaugh
C. A. Deay
T. H. Cronemeyer
Harold Cox
Gertrude Baird
Gertie Adams
Gail
Ernest Cast
Thayer
A. B Brown
C. R Swan
Car Kelley
Presbyterian Women Hold Westminster House Meetings
Presbyterian Women associations held group sessions at member homes assembling fifteen members for devotions and lessons from Christian Woman and Household by Margaret E Kuhn. Hostess T W Boman led one gathering with coffee. luncheon host Frank Rush welcomed sixteen members and two guests. lessons were led by various members including Mrs Charles Yoos Mrs Blanche Pettit and Mrs O D Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Kuhn
Presbyterian Womens Association
T. W. Boman
Herman Squire
Charles Yoos
B. H. Cubbage
Blanche Pettit
Frank Rush
N. Rutter
Mmes
E. E. Short
E. P. Burris
F. J. Smith
Logan Hunt
Burris Blume
R. R. Elder
Klint C. Johnson
Smith
O. D. Nelson
WSCS Officers Are Installed at First Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service installed new officers and circle leaders with Rev. Judd Jones presiding. A pledge service was led by Mrs. Floyd Potter, assisted by several members. Mrs. Harry Lewis received an honorary life membership pin for service to the society and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Jones
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist
Floyd Potter
Mmes. I. E. Trussell
Gordon Gray
Kenneth Brown
Burl O’connor
Felix Bouray
A. G. Scofield
Society
Harry Lewis
Oscar Rasbach
Robert P. Shirley
Alice
Tex
James A. Butin
Lewis
Robert Briley
Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Chi Installs New Officers
The Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed officers led by retiring president Mrs. Bernard Smith on Thursday night with Mrs. Eric Anderson presiding. New officers include Mrs. Don Goff president and Mrs. Kenneth Childers vice president, with other posts filled and refreshments served by co hostesses. This was the group's final meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Eric Anderson
Bernard Smith
Don Goff
Kenneth Childers
Edwin H. Rideau
J. M. McGuire
Anderson
Jack Cook
Ann Redelberger
Robert Pennington
Danceland Varieties to Highlight Tuesday Night
Dorothy Haines School of Dance presents Danceland Varieties next Tuesday at 8 in Memorial auditorium. The program features Months of the Year and Dancing in the Dark with tap, ballet, toe, and acrobatics. Miss Haines’ fourth revue includes many listed performers from Iola and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danceland
Dorothy Haines
School of Dance
Memorial Auditorium
Miss Haines
Amy Stevens
Boyd Moon
Karen Sue Bauer
Bill Karr
Linda Cooksey
Dekby Tharp
Peggy Twadell
Connie Koepping
Iola
Lois Borland
Altoona
Judy Peterson
Nancy Stanley
Charlene Pullman
Humboldt
Phyllis Ann Heath
la Harpe
Pat Arnold
Earlton
Connie Masengill
Gas City
Deanna DeMeritt
Lavenburg
Beverley Binkley
Steven Moon
Nicki Lawman
Twila Roberts
Linda Schultz
PEO Projects Discussed At Chapter DD Meeting
Chapter DD gathered at 327 West Main in the home of Mrs G W McDonald Thursday afternoon to review PEO projects. Mrs Carl Pate led the lesson, detailing the educational fund and international scholarship grants while Mrs Robert Shirley of Alice Texas attended as a guest. President Mrs L E Lofgren presided in place of Mrs D A Finney who was at the state PEO convention in Manhattan. The group set a May 19 luncheon at 1 o'clock at the Tioga Hotel for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Coonrod
R. W. Fisher
Dave Petterson
Robert Koch
Fisher
Carl Koenig
Norman Koch
Fred Skinner
W. S. Biggs
E. D. Lewis
Koch
C. C. DeBolt
Skinner
Robert Hamar
Robert Williams
George Garrison
W. T. Warren
John Nation
Jim Gilbraith
Paul Parsons
Chapter DD
G. W. McDonald
W. Main
Carl Pate
Educational Fund
Robert Shirley
Alice
Tex
L. E. Lofgren
D. A. Finney
Manhattan
Tioga Hotel
Mrs Burris Speaks At Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting
Mrs Bruce Burris was guest speaker at Beta Delta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha in Betty Campbell home Thursday night. Her topic was Making a Success of Yourself. Officers elected during the meeting were Mrs Joe Bean president Mrs Shirley Triplett vice president Marilee Clayton recording secretary Rosia Keim corresponding secretary and Mrs Gerald Olson treasurer. Refreshments were served to Mrs Burris and 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Burris
Beta Delta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Betty Campbell
Scherel Booe
Joe Bean
Shirley Triplett
Marilee Clayton
Rosia Keim
Gerald Olson
Burris
Modern Mothers Luncheon Ends Season at Tioga Hotel
The Modern Mothers club closed its season with a 1 o'clock luncheon in Tioga Hotel's Pine room. Pink peonies and tulips adorned the tables. After the meal, officers for next season were installed during a candle-lighting ceremony by retiring president Mrs. Earl Ostrander, who received a gift. New officers installed included Mrs. Paul Harris as president, Mrs. Glen Shook as vice president, Mrs. Lyle Holman as secretary, and Mrs. Joe Sutcliffe as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Mothers Club
Pine Room
Tioga
Earl Ostrander
Paul Harris
Glen Shook
Lyle Holman
Joe Sutcliffe
Dick McMinimy
Quick luncheon dish with tomato sauce over eggs
A concise recipe advises heating a prepared tomato sauce and serving it over hard cooked or scrambled eggs for a simple luncheon dish. The sauce is described as the kind that goes well with spaghetti.
Door prize winners named in local event notes
The report lists Mrs. Glenn Watt and Mrs. A. B. Johnson as attendees and Mrs. Sutcliffe as the door prize winner at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Watt
A. B. Johnson
Door
Sutcliffe
Thimble Club Meets at Mrs Pete Rapps Home
Friendly Thimble club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Pete Rapp hosting. Mrs E W Braschler presided, devotions by Mrs Ola Dewey, business session concluded with a card for Mrs J B Taylor in Neosho Memorial Hospital. Six attended, games and refreshments followed. Next meeting with Mrs C P Rhoades on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Rapp
E. W. Braschler
Ola Dewey
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Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Mrs. Gibson
Thayer Reading Club
CWF
Marian Martin
Channie Tribune
18Th St
New Voerk Hf
Presbyterian
Westminster House
Dean Skinner
S. Larson
James Honeyman
Randall Diver
FTDA
Gardentas Carnations
Truitt's Greenhouse
North Steuben
WSCS
Mrs. Burris
N. Lincoln
Norcross
Ala
Tioga Coffee Shop
Chonute, Kan
Thimble Club
Whitman
Leatherie
TWEED
Shalton Old Spice Desert Flower Friendship Garden
Parker
McCune Drug Store
Fawcett's
Loran Fawcett
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