Sunflower OES Hosts Banquet and Reception Honors Kansas Leaders
Sunflower chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosted a banquet at the Masonic Temple and a reception in Neosho Junior College gymnasium honoring Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell, grand matron, along with grand officers and attendees from Sunflower and other chapters. About 400 attended the breakfast and 500 attended the reception.
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Sunflower Chapter Oes
Sunflower Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Kenneth Caldwell
Grand Chapter
Kansas
Neal Munger
Kathryn Groskinsky
Neosho Junior College
Tin
Junior College
Gilbert Wilson
Hulda Parker
Order of Rainbow
Chanute
Erie
Thayer
Walnut
Lavenburg
Masonic Temple
Munger
Cecil Fowler
Violet Jeffers
Ora Cheyney
Ora Cheyney Were In Charge. A Large Picture of Mrs. Caldwell
Ruth
Floyd Kelley
Neosho Junior College Gymnasium
N. Steuben
Kenneth
Drisdell Studio
Caldwell
OES
Covered Dish Dinner At Dale Sharp Home
Mr and Mrs Dale Sharp hosted a covered dish dinner Saturday evening with card games. High scores went to Mrs Kenneth Guenther and O D Baird, low to Mrs Dan Doyle and Morris Wiltse. Attendees included Joe Schenneker O D Baird Richard Guenther Kenneth Guenther Morris Wiltse Carl Uden and Dan Doyle.
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Dale Sharp
Kenneth Guenther
O. D. Baird
Low
Dan Doyle
Morris Wiltse
Messrs. and Mines
Joe Schenneker
Richard Guenther
Carl Uden
Accident damages estimated after street collision
Monday at 2 40 pm a 1960 Chevrolet driven by George Hazen 72 of Stark struck a 1961 Chevrolet owned by Mrs George Ellis parked at 1005 West Main Police reported Hazen said another car crowded him against the Ellis vehicle Ellis car damage estimated at 40 Hazen damage 100.
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George Hazen
Stark
George Ellis
N. Evergreen
W. Main
Hazen
Ellis
Ann Landers column on relationships and manners
A reader asks for a sharp reply to insensitive fathers who question childless marriages. The column shares an anecdote about a husband’s blunt sterile quip and offers humorous guidance while addressing teenage behavior and mourning.
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Ann Landers
PEO Officers Appointed For Convention
Chapter DD PEO met at Mrs. Bruce Burris home 1101 W 2nd Thursday. Mrs. Don Rankin reported on the April 19 five point reciprocity luncheon at Cherryvale. President Mrs. Edwin Rideau named officers for the 1970 state convention in Pittsburg.
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Peo
Bruce Burris
Don Rankin
Cherryvale
Edwin Rideau
Pittsburg
Ben Barber
Jerry Steele
Boyd Burns
Dwight McCreight
Rideau
Robert Briley
Robert Koch
Wilfrid Cavaness
A. B. Chauncey
Elmer Conklin
Senior Mothers Install Officers
Senior Mothers Club held its closing luncheon and installation of officers Thursday at the Orchid Buffet. Eighteen members attended. Officers installed included Mrs. A. C. Wink president Mrs. Carrie Pollock vice president Zack Baker second vice president George Marisch secretary Jesse Dent treasurer F. L. Meeker chaplain Robert Cation historian. A gift was presented to Mrs. Wink. Mrs. Leo Fairchild gave the invocation. A May pole spring flowers and May baskets decorated the table. A club picnic is planned June 19 at Santa Fe Park.
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Senior Mothers Club
Mmes. A. C. Wink
Carrie Pollock
Zack Baker
George Marisch
Jesse Dent
F. L. Meeker
Robert Cation
Wink
Leo Fairchild
Santa Fe Park
Advertising transforms pressure into prosperity
An advertising note proclaims that promotional efforts convert economic strain into growth and opportunity, suggesting campaigns can turn adversity into prosperity.
Social Calendar May 7 Circles and meetings schedule
United Presbyterian Women in Circles meet at various times in church parlors. Circle 4 is at Mrs Dwight McCreight 311 S Larson at 2 PM. Co Circle meetings list five circles with hosts and times. Other groups meet at churches Memorial Building First United Methodist Nazarene Church and Maple Leaf. Evening events include Rainbow Division Veterans dinner and Christmas? Noted clubs Jaycee Wives Sweet Adelines Toastmasters and Mothers clubs with installations and luncheons.
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United Presbyterian Women In Circles
Dwight McCreight
S. Larson
W. F
Lola Kuykendall
Ross Cooper
N. Forest
Women's Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Women's Missionary Association
United Brethren In Christ Church
Rainbow Division
St. Anne
Grace Episcopal Church
Nazarene Church
Chanute Toastmasters Club
Extension Homemakers District Meeting
Memorial
American Legion Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group
Jaycee Wives
Sweet Adelines
W. Elm
Fredonia Chosen as 1970 Kansas Fed Convention Seat
Parsons Fredonia will host the 1970 convention of the 5th District Kansas Federation of Democratic Women. At the 1969 gathering in Parsons the meeting site was decided and officers were elected including Loretta Cranston succeeding retiring director Margaret Hobelman. New officers named were Betty Tullis vice director Catherine Reiter treasurer Carl Telford secretary and Winifred Bunnell auditor.
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Parsons
Fredonia
Kansas Federation of Women’s Democratic Clubs
Margaret Hobelman
Loretta Cranston
Winfield
Hobelman
Betty Tullis
Bartlett
Cathryn Reiter
Coffeyville
Carl Telford
Winifred Bunnell
Arkansas City
Doty Bowyer Engagement Planned For June
Humboldt couple announce the engagement of LoEt ta Doty to Paulo Bowyer. LoEt ta is a 1967 Humboldt High School graduate and Allen County JC student employed at Ryan Transport. Bowyer is a 1966 Chanute High School graduate attending Neosho County JC and employed by the Santa Fe railroad. The wedding is set for June 28.
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Miss Doty
Humboldt High School
Allen County Community Junior College
Ryan Transport Corp
Humboldt
Bowyer
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community Junior College
Santa Fe Railroad
We Who Club Luncheon Highlights Diet and Nutrition
The We Who Club met at Sawyer Hall for a Friday luncheon. Recipes were exchanged by 11 members and guest Mrs Lucille Frankenberg. Mrs Margaret Hilton presented diet information and won the angel for the month’s most weight lost. Mrs Ruth Cragg won the door prize.
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We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Lucille Frankenberg
Margaret Hilton
Ruth Cragg
Phone number offer for Tribune access after six
If you do not get your Tribune phone your carrier. If he can be reached dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Pie Face
Pussycat
America
Tribune
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Iola
Daisy Force
Fern L. Brown
Topeka
Lucy Geckeler
Independence
Caroline Brenson
Bernice Stutzman
Kansas City
Bernadine Russell
Climax
Myra Wille
Wamego
Pearl Cooper
Emira Jezek
Holyrood
Katherine Webb
Pratt
Pearl S. Gretz
Wichita
Roy Clossen
Charles McGinnis
Edward Fannestil
Emporia
Steve W. Church
Greensburg
Richard W. Far
Bonnie M. Walton
Steuben
Truitt's Greenhouse
Peignoir
Patromize Tribune Advertisers
China
Crystal
Chanute’s
E. Main - Chanute
Ann
Chanute Tribune
Mother's Day
LoEtta Doty
Paulo Bowyer
Richard L. Doty
Lo Stta
Paulo H. Bowyer
Wendell Bowyer
N. Grant
S. Central
Calvert
Cedar Lodge
William C. Hosselt
W.M
Jay T. Klinginsmith
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