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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
3
Savonburg Mr and Mrs George A Olson celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house in the Savonburg Community room. 228 guests signed the guest book. The event featured a four tier wedding cake decorated with bells and roses.
The Rural Homemakers HDU will hold a guest day meeting Thursday at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs Tom Morehead Jofo S Malcolm. Burl O Connor will give the Civil Defense lesson. Members are asked to bring a tea towel.
The St. Cecilia Music Club closed its season with a luncheon at the Tioga Hotel ballroom attended by 40 members and a guest. Mrs. Palmer Forslund announced the year’s thanks, highlighted state federation notes, and installed 1958 59 officers led by president Mrs. Leroy Barker with a Grass Roots opera presented by cast members including Ozro Watson and Mrs. Finney.
THINTY five CENTS in coins for this pattern plus 5 cents per pattern for 1st class matting to The Chanute Tribune House hold Arts Dept P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY Print NAME ADDRESS ZONE AND PATTERN NUMBER Quek weaving quilts toys dollar Send Twenty five cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue Two complete patterns are variety of designs to order crochet knitting embroidery printed in the book plus 6
Dr Roy Lawson superintendent of the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital will speak at District III Kansas State Nurses Association meeting Saturday at 2 p.m. in the TB Hospital chapel. Committee includes Margaret Wood Roy Lawson Beryl Brown and Beverly Geer. All area RNs invited.
Dear Molly, your parents fear due to lack of information about epilepsy. Epilepsy is not inherited or linked to feeble-mindedness. many great figures were epileptics. Affected individuals can marry and work, though some employers may hold outdated views. If you love him, proceed with marriage.
A reader asks if a former sister-in-law remains a relative after marriage ends. The columnist explains blood ties persist, but a relative by marriage loses that status when the bond is legally broken. She notes the woman’s name change signals she does not wish to be linked.
May 7 social program lists Friendly Thimble club Mrs John Swink 115 N Grant 2 pm Grant Avenue Baptist WMS WSCS Methodist church 2 pm Women's Missionary Association United Brethren Christchurch 2 pm Prayer band 1:50 pm Neosho County American Cancer Society executive board cancer dressing room 7:30 pm chancel choir 7:30 pm Men’s Prayer Breakfast Methodist church 8 am Presbyterian Women in circles Circle 1 Mrs H E Walters 327 W 5th 2 pm Circle 2 Mrs T W Boman 209 N Highland 2 30 pm Circle 3 Mrs George Barker 917 W Main 2 pm Circle 4 Mrs H C Bodley 923 Sa Highland luncheon 1 pm Circle 5 Mrs T N Bradford 815 W ath 2 pm Circle 6 Mrs M L Morton 1006 Ss Plummer 7:30 pm AAUW Santa Fe Park shelter house picnic 6:30 pm Zion Lutheran Ladies circle church 1 30 pm take clothing for world relief Women’s Auxiliary Grace Episcopal church 2 pm St Annes Grace Episcopal Sawyer hall 7 30 pm Christian Women’s Fellowship groups 1 Mrs H L Boose 321 Kansas 2 pm 2 Mrs C I Campbell 410 N Evergreen 2 pm 3 Mrs Ernest Cast Thayer 2 pm 4 Mrs H L Smitt church hostess 2 pm 5 Mrs Gerald Rowan 902 W 4th 7 30 pm 6 Mrs Howard Parsons 407 W 4th 2 pm
The Nob Hill club hosts a memorial day event for Mrs B F Jones while the American Legion Auxiliary dinner and several music and church activities are scheduled at memorial and Methodist and Presbyterian venues. Other gatherings include the Chain Comers coffee session and a closing luncheon for Today's Mothers club.
A Founder's Day tea for members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority was held Sunday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Salina. Members gathered to honor the organization's founding and community service efforts, with attendees from the local chapter.
State officers attended the Salina gathering including Mrs. Scherel Booe Chanute state president Lois Mayall Wichita second vice president Hazel Hayes Hutchinson senior past state president and Pauline Cow ger Salina state director.
Scout News reports Den 1 Pack 3 Cubs met Thursday at Mrs. William Brooks home. The group began with a flag salute and ended with the living circle. Cubs made Mother's Day gifts and played baseball during the meeting.
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