Mothers Honored By Royster Kayettes
The Royster Junior High Kayettes honored their mothers at a reception in the school projection room with the theme April Showers Bring May Flowers. Attendees included many mothers and guests, with performances by Sue Oyler, Stephanie Moffatt, and Loeva Carter, and remarks by Lynette Davis and Lois Slater.
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Royster Junior High Kayettes
Jane Brown
Patty Lassman
Lois Slater
Ann Edwards
Tammy Shultz
Lela McGee
Stephanie Mofffatt
Judy Johnson
Lana Toon
Lynette Davis
Sherry Slater
Sue Oyler
Loeva Carter
Mary Hupp
Mary Bob Martin
Debrah Tucker
Beverly Hupp
Stephanie Moffatt
Wilma ‘van Winkle
Kayettes
Mmes
Orville van Winkle
Pansy Tucker
Charles Edwards
G. J. McGee
Lucile Slater
T. E. Slater
Eugene Oyler
Loren Lee
George Brown
W. K. Moffatt
Hal Davis
R. W. Martin
Ode Toon
Helen Carter
Curtis Hupp
Marvin Seefeldt
Harry Johnson
Catherine Shultz
Forest Sale
Amos Bray
Coffeyville
Virgil Akins
Joan Turner
L. E. Lofgren
Robert Cox
Freda Betts
Social Calendar shows May 7 1963 events in HOU and area
May 7 1963 social calendar lists church work days and guild meetings at Leanna Christian Church and BUB church, Gem and Mineral Society, Patriarchs Militant ladies, Vilas HDU, and various church circles. Activities span 1:30 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. across Chanute and nearby towns, with luncheon and covered dish notes, executive boards, and coin club sessions.
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Hou
Howard McNeill
Leanna Christian Church
al Chure
Barathea Service Guild
BUB
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Patriarchs Militant
Vilas Homebuilders Hdu
Elmer Anderson
B & PW Club
Tioga Hotel
Peace & Progress Hdu
Joe Jackson
St. Western
CWF
First Christian Church
WSCS
Adah
North Shelterhouse
Fe Park
Ellizabeth
Richard Wittts
Tennessee
Esther
Don McCune
Rutter
Martha
Ebur Schultz
Mary
Church
Naomi
Orpah
Delbert Johnston
W. Oak
Rachel
Kenneth Summers
W. Ah
Ruth
A. Klingner
Sth
United Presbyterian Women Executive Board
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Christian Church
ACT Council & Auxiliary
Carpenter's Hall
Esther Group
EUB
Neosho Valley Coin Club
Memorial Bidg
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
St. Margaret's
F. L. Gerardy
Lafayette
St. Mary’s
Harold Tarpley
St. Plummer
Mother's Day and the pull of meaningful gifts
The piece discusses how stores promote Mother's Day with ads for candy flowers and gifts, noting skepticism about commercial motives. It argues the day endures because it taps a universal sentiment, with gifts carrying genuine meaning beyond mere commerce.
Two Weeks from Today Mr Skinner Will Comment on Wonder
A note announces that two weeks from today Mr Skinner will comment on the sense of wonder. The brief item frames the upcoming occasion as a public discussion or lecture with emphasis on discovery and curiosity.
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Mr. Skinner
Strugglers Meet In Dan Booe Home
The Strugglers Bridge club met Friday night at Mrs. Dan Booe's home 317 S Wilson with seven regular members and one guest Mrs. John Barney. After dessert, Tot Manion Humboldt won high and Mrs. Barney was low. the June meeting will be with Mrs. Glenn Barnley at 317 S Rutter.
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Strugglers Bridge Club
Dan Booe
S. Wilson
John Barney
Tot Manion
Humboldt
Barney
Low
Glenn Barnley
S. Rutter
Birthday Theme By Dorcas Class
The Dorcas Sunday school class of the First Christian Church held a Friday get together at Mrs. Henry Alford's home. Presided by Mrs. A. D. Brown, the group reported 2,000 cancer dressings and a new Red Cross project to sew about 200 dresses for Algerian women.
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Dorcas
First Christian Church
Henry Alford
A. D. Brown
Red Cross
W. C. Steele
J. W. Holliday
Julia Samples
A. QO. Dimon
George Defebaugh
Charles Arnett
N. Highland
Laurel Mothers Club Meeting At Laurel Host Home
The Laurel Mothers Club met Friday at Mrs. Glenn Kiddoo's home 527 N Central with co-hostesses Mrs. Vernon Myers and Mrs. Fred Hunziker for 15 members a new member Mrs. Donald Fleming and guest Mrs. Oren Barker. Mrs. Robert Wells led the meeting planning an installation luncheon at Maple Leaf May 16 and a children's picnic. Mrs. Clyde Acree won the door prize. Dean Skinner presented a program on Knowledge of Funerals.
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Laurel Mothers Club
Glenn Kiddoo
N. Central
Vernon Myers
Fred Hunziker
Donald Fleming
Oren Barker
Robert Wells
Maple Leaf
Clyde Acree
Dean Skinner
Brush Peach Halves Broiled with Butter for Ham
Brush canned drained peach halves with butter or margarine then sprinkle with sugar and broil until hot. Serve alongside baked ham for a simple, fragrant fruit accompaniment.
Jury Out on the Doll in Ann Landers Column
A reader shares a tale of a costly affair and a powerful woman who ruined a man’s career to secure marriage. Ann Landers notes the judge is still out on the doll and cautions readers about going steady notions and dating divorced men. The column includes advice on preteen behavior and insights from a Davenport mother and an Also Authority. Copyright 1963
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Ann Landers
Chicago
New York
Bob
American courier survives Africa airliner crash in Cameroon
An American diplomatic courier Joseph P. Capozzi from Elmira New York survived the four engine Air Africa crash on Mt Cameroon that killed 54. A British courier was aboard. Capozzi is seriously injured and was on a route from Douala to Lagos Nigeria. The incident follows espionage context as a backdrop to announcements about harsh penalties.
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Douala. Cameroon
Joseph P. Capozzi
Elmira
N.Y
Douala
Lagos
Nigeria
Air-Afrique
Mt. Cameroon
Mrs Stevens Is Honored For 35 Years Of Service
The Delta Kappa Gamma Alpha Omicron members held a dinner in the Tioga Hotel with 37 members and seven guests. Lois McMullen of Marysville, awarded a charm bracelet, spoke on leadership. Mrs Nelle H Stevens received Moran’s honor for 35 years of teaching, noting roles in Neosho county, Wichita, Chandler, Okla and Los Angeles.
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Alpha Omicron Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Tioga
Dorothy Cary
Iola
Lois McMullen
Marysville
Murray Hill
Erie
Humboldt
Elsmore
Yates Center
Wichita
Eureka
Nelle H. Stevens
Moran
Royster Junior High Announces 1963 64 Student Council
Candidates named for president vice president and secretary treasurer following a primary election. Eighth graders Bill Burghart and Eddie Ladd vie for president with Ladd as current vice president. Seventh graders Bob Magill and Margaret Park seek vice president. Lynn Evans and Kathy Sloan contest secretary-treasurer.
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Royster Junior High
Bill Burghart
Eddie Ladd
Ladd
Bob Magill
Margaret Park
Lynn Evans
Kathy Sloan
Girl found hanging revived by neighbor
Kansas City AP report says 7 year old Terry Foster was found by Mrs Nancy Ussery hanging by a cord loop at a swing set. Her husband performed mouth to mouth resuscitation and she was taken to a hospital where she remained unconscious. Deputies say a doubled cord slipped around her neck.
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Kansas City
Kan
Nancy Ussery
Terry
Sinners Fill Church As Saints Stay Home
In Chicopee Massachusetts Federated Church held a 10:45 a m service for sinners only with all saintly persons asked to stay home. About 135 people attended as Rev C W Kirkpatrick announced the plan last week.
Great-Granddaughter of Joseph Smith Dies
Independence Missouri AP reports Mary Audentia Smith Anderson great granddaughter of Joseph Smith founder of the Latter Day Saints died yesterday in a nursing home. Her brother W Wallace Smith heads the RLDS church in Independence. Mrs Anderson wrote music for 17 hymns and survived by three daughters a son two brothers nine grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday morning.
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Independence
Mary Audentia Smith Anderson
Joseph Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Joseph Smith Jr
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
W. Wallace Smith
Patrick Says Usual Sunday Attendance Range
Patrick stated that typical Sunday attendance runs between 105 and 115 people.
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Patrick
Mutinous Congo police to be dismissed in Leopoldville
The Congo government declares a large purge of Leopoldville police mutineers, signaling deeper causes beyond a pay dispute. Army gendarmes round up officers from four barracks as Leopoldville remains police free and patrols by gendarmes continue. Mutineers demanded a 25 percent pay raise and the government says instigators will be tried and dismissed personnel sent to home villages.
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Leopoldville
Congo
British businessman Wynne goes on trial in Moscow
Moscow reports Greville Wynne a 42 year old British businessman faces espionage charges as he goes on trial in Moscow on Tuesday.
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Moscow
Greville Wynne
Soviet Union
Armenian Orthodox Church names new supreme head
BEIRUT AP Arch bishop Khoren Paroyan elected Sunday by 93 delegates from the United States Greece Syria Lebanon Cyprus and Iran to lead the Armenian Orthodox Church worldwide replacing the late Zareh I Taipei Formosa Chinese Nationalist sources doubt a Kung Sheung Daily News report of a Soviet trained rocket base near Nanking and missiles aimed at Formosa the Philippines and Japan.
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Beirut, Lebanon
Khoren Paroyan
Lebanon
United States
Greece
Syria
Cyprus
Iran
Zareh I
Taipei
Formosa
Hong Kong
Nanking
Kung Sheung Daily News
Philippines
Japan
Pearson recalls UK trip as prime minister pleasant
Ottawa AP reports Lester B. Pearson, Canada's prime minister, describes his first visit to Britain as very pleasant and very successful from his point of view, reflecting on meetings and reception during the trip.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Britain
Canada
Observation Pavilion Damaged by Fire at Board of Trade
Chicago fire officials say a small blaze damaged the observation pavilion on the 45th floor of the Chicago Board of Trade Building caused by a short circuit. Estimated damage listed at 300 dollars. No injuries reported.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Gerald Millin
Informal visit hoped with President Kennedy in Hyannis Port
Returning from London Sunday night, he said he hopes to have the same sort of informal visit with President Kennedy when he goes to Hyannis Port this week end.
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London
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Pro-Communist terrorists burn Venezuelan food plant
CANACAS Venezuela AP ten pro Communist terrorists set fire Sunday to the Union Grafica food packaging plant here a subsidiary of the Food Containing Corp of Chicago causing an estimated 500000 damage.
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Canacas
Venezuela
Union Grafica Food Packaging
The
Food Containing Corp
Chicago
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Koch Bros. Furniture CO
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NTT
Folger's
Olson
Bologna
Pioneer
Pertti
Turkey
Don Manly
Blakemore’s Or
Ivory
Prasne Garden Hose
East Main
Lai
Dora
Freddie
Davenport
Anne Lenders
Chanute Tribune
Global Briefs
Wynne
Sheila
Francis Gary Powers
Mrs. Stevens
Royster
F. M. Harris
S. W. Finney
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
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