Shower Honors Janice Greve
Mrs. Sam Lambert hosted a bridal shower for Janice Greve at 505 N Santa Fe Sunday afternoon. Attendees included many relatives and friends. Janice Greve is to marry Roy Hawley on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lambert
E. L. Lambert
Santa Fe
Janice Greve
Mmes
Lester Grove
C. W. Hawley
Don Hawley
Ode Toon
C. C. Franklin
Dean Harris
Viola Lesan
Janice Painter
Ray Winder
Tom Jesse
R. E. Sturdivant
Martha Lowe
J. A. Ogle
Barbara Hugill
Harold Wilson
Don Malm
R. L. Davis
Don Buck
Margaret Ann Hollenshead
Janet Wilson
Donna McCord
Sherry Houser
Marilyn Kessinger
Marilyn Johnston
Sharon Brinkmeyer
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild Hosts Meeting at Grant Avenue Church
Mrs. Gene Webber hosted the Dorothy Tiegreen Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist Church Tuesday night. Esther Erickson led a discussion on Christ's first tour in Galilee. Leo Cox led the business period. Lois Erickson gave devotions. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Webber with help from Mrs. E. M. Pearson for guests, including Mrs. Lloyd Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Webber
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Galilee
Esther Erickson
Leo Cox
Lois Erickson
Webber
E. M. Pearson
Lloyd Webber
Simple Summer Dress Pattern Ad Promotes Marian Martin
Marian Martin pattern 9044 offers two versions without waist seams and with a yoke. Misses sizes 10 to 18 require 3y2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 50 cents plus 6 cents mailing to Pattern Dept New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Layette Shower for Mrs. Marvin Seger
The Barathea Service Guild honored Mrs. Marvin Seger with a layette shower at its regular meeting in the Evangelical United Brethren church. Hostesses were Mrs. Bob Griffiths and Mrs. Bob McLaren. Twenty two members and two guests Betty Umbarger and Mrs. Eldon Kuhns attended. After the business meeting games followed and gifts were presented. Mystery sister gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barathea Service Guild
Marvin Seger
Evangelical United, Brethren Church
Bob Griffiths
Bob McLaren
Betty Umbarger
Eldon Kuhns
Pattern 7178 Crochet Directions Offer from The Chanute Tribune
Vintage classifieds offer crochet pattern 7178 for a chair set buffet set or scarf ends with chart and directions. Readers are asked to mail 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. New York address, including name and pattern number, plus a note about two free renter patterns and a 1957 needlecraft book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York N. N.Y
Alice Brooks
Modern etiquette tips for bridesmaids and guests
A bridesmaid should accept the bride’s dress even if color and style are unbecoming, possibly dyeing or remodeling later. Scented stationery is fine with sachet scent in the storage box. Hostesses should assign seating at informal dinners to avoid confusion. Visitors to sick friends need not bring a gift but may do as they wish.
Lynch Ellington Wed in Denver Colorado Wedding
Wauneta May Lynch daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Lynch of Denver and Calvin H Ellington son of C J Ellington of Livingston California were married Saturday in Chapel No 1 at Lowry Air Force Base Denver Chaplain Robert L Benson officiated the double ring ceremony at 230 pm before an altar backed by palms and white flowers Delores Zastrow was bridesmaid AIC John H Shaw was best man They will reside in Aurora after a west coast honeymoon with Mrs Ellington employed by Colorado State Employment Service and Ellington an instructor in guided missiles at Lowry AFB
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauneta May. Lynch
Denver
E. B. Lynch
R. J
Calvin H. Ellington
C. J. Ellington
Livingston
Calif
Lowry Air Force Base
Robert L. Benson
Delores Zastrow
AIC
John Hanshaw
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Zastrow
Town House
California
Aurora
Colo
Ellington
Chanute High School
Colorado State Employment Service
Lowry Afb
Katrie Boogert Speaks On Native Holland Customs
Katrie Boogert spoke about Holland, her homeland, during Harmony HD Unit guest day. Mrs. Raymond Kelley Jr. hosted. Rolla Rush led the final lesson on Color in the Home while Fay Rush presided. Twelve members and three guests attended with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrie Boogert
Holland
Harmony HD Unit
Raymond Kelley, JR
Rolla Rush
Fay Rush
Belle Tolbert
Boyd Smith
Miss Boogert
Benedicts honor 88th birthday at covered-dish dinner
Mrs. R. M. Varner, age 88, was celebrated by Benedict women at her home with a covered-dish dinner. Daughters Burr Knaus Urbana Urbana S. E. Patty and Lloyd Wilcox attended along with many local guests and friends.
Family Obituary Notes From Benedict Home
Bert Thompson and Mike of Kansas City along with a daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs John Stoneking of Parsons attend the Benedict home gathering. A brother of Mrs Cullison Ray Miller of Denver joins with two sisters Mrs May Phillips of Hutchinson and Mrs Ida Call of Moline. Mr and Mrs Dean Call and Mike of Wichita attend with Jesse Cullison of Benedicts home. A son living in Idaho was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Thompson
Mike
Kansas City
John Stoneking
Parsons
Cullison
Ray Miller
Denver
May Phillips
Hutchinson
Ida Call
Moline
Dean Call
Wichita
Jesse Cullison
Benedict
Idaho
Dorothy Darlene Scott Weds Jack E. Morrow in Miami
Mr and Mrs Harry P Scott announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy Darlene to Jack E Morrow son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Morrow of Berryton on a Saturday in Miami Oklahoma Mrs Morrow a Chanute High graduate and Neosho Memorial Hospital employee Jack Morrow a Berryton High graduate and Clarks Business College Topeka now employed as an accountant at Southeast Kansas TB Hospital they will reside at 317 North Forest Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Scott
Dorothy Darlene
Jack E. Morrow
Charles E. Morrow
Berryton
Miami
Okla
Morrow
Chanute High School
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Berryton High School
Clarks Business College
Topeka
Southeast Kansas TB Hospital
N. Forest
Linda Carver Honored On Sixth Birthday
A birthday party for Linda Carver on her sixth birthday was held at her mother Joan Dozier’s home 1614 S Santa Fe. Garden flowers balloons and party games filled the celebration with guests including V A Woodring Jake Byers Pamela Rule Nelda Gildart Mike and Ricky Carver and gifts sent from Viola Dozier Babbeta Spillman Lottie Divens Cameron Mo and Marjorie Woodring Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Carver
Joan Dozier
S. Santa Fe
V. A. Woodring
Jake Byers
Frankie
Jean Rule
Pamela
Nelda Gildart
Mike
Ricky Carver
Viola Dozier
Babbeta
Dirk Spillman
Lottie Divens
Cameron
Linda
M. E. Swanson
Kansas City
Kas
Marjory Woodring
Mrs Nelson Hostess To Victory HD Unit
The final part of the lesson Color in the Home was presented by Mrs John Thielen at a Victory HD Unit meeting hosted by Mrs Andrew Nelson. A color chart quiz and group planning divided members into color schemes while Mrs Joe Hilton led the business session in the absence of president Mrs Homer Waggoner. Twenty members answered a question about lessons passed on and a standard of excellence check was made. Recreation included a tour of the Nelson home and beds. Mrs Hilton will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thielen
Victory HD
Andrew Nelson
Joe Hilton
Homer Waggoner
Rell
Nelson
Scout Troop 7 Plans Mother's Day Tea and Cookout
Scout News reports Troop 7 met Monday at the Presbyterian church with 15 girls and two leaders Mrs. John Groves and Mrs. Frank Carlburg. They opened with roll call and closed with taps while planning a Mother's Day tea and a cookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
John Groves
Frank Carlburg
Music Festival Here Saturday in Southeast Kansas District
The National Federation of Music Clubs festival for Junior clubs and special members in the southeast Kansas district is held here Saturday with morning sessions at 9 and afternoon sessions at 1 in the Senior High School auditorium. Public welcome. District chair Mrs. Gilbert Borland Altoona and arrangements head Mrs. O. H. Cunningham. Forty five entrants from Independence Neodesha Altoona Humboldt Iola Chanute compete in voice piano flute violin accordion and trumpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Music Clubs
Kansas
Gilbert Borland
Altoona
O. H. Cunningham
Independence
Neodesha
Humboldt
Iola
Chanute
Social Calendar May 9 1957 Local Clubs Gather
Mothers Club luncheon at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs. William Templeton 815 W Elm. Peace and Progress HD Unit at 1 30 p.m. Western. Thursday Bridge Club at 1 30 p.m. Tioga HD Unit at 2 p.m. American Legion Aux dinner 6 30 p.m. Youth Music Club 7 30 p.m. Memorial Building events listed. Includes Mrs Ray Carter and Mrs C H Bundy hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
William Templeton
W. Elm
Peace and Progress
Ray Carter
Western
Joe Brazil
Forest
Memorial
Concert at Coffeyville Ends Week at Roosevelt Junior High
The last Community Concert at Coffeyville will be held Thursday evening at 8 15 in the Roosevelt Junior High School Auditorium featuring artistic folk singing and dancing. All Chante Association members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Roosevelt Junior High School
Chanute Association
Roosevelt Study Club Lesson on Why Parents Annoy Us
Florence Gritzner presented the lesson Why Parents Annoy Us at yesterday afternoon’s Roosevelt Study Club meeting conducted by Mrs. J S Jones. Mrs. Everett Faulkner hosted in her home with seven members attending. Cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gritzner
Roosevelt Study Club
J. S. Jones
Everett Faulkner
Paint Club Plans Floral Pillow Slip Designs
The Chanute Textile Paint Club met in Carpenters' Hall yesterday with thirteen members and three guests. Guests included Carol Ann Moore and Linda Sue Moore of Iola and Mrs. I. V. Avery of Independence. Next Tuesday the club will paint floral designs on pillow slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters’ Hall
Carol Ann Moore
Linda Sue Moore
Iola
I. V. Avery
Independence
Racoon On Wail Triggers Michigan Power Outage
In Port Huron area a raccoon perched on a fire wall near high tension lines at Detroit Edison Marysville plant caused a power blackout. Officials feared the animal could jump or fall onto the wires and short out the system after a several hour wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Detroit Edison Co
Marysville
Baptized in Street Minutes After Auto Crash
Mrs. Clar ence F. Allen baptized her 3 year old son in the street after he was struck by an automobile and taken to hospital in critical condition with skull collarbone and leg fractures. The driver, Mrs. Meta Boyd, was charged with careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Clarence F. Allen
Clarence F. Allen Jr
J. Downey
Somoza Denies Breaking Truce With Honduras
Honduran charges accuse Nicaragua of border attacks breaking a three day cease fire. Somoza denies the claim saying Nicaraguan police were only briefly present. OAS investigators rushed to the frontier as talks with Honduras address troop withdrawal and the Segovia River boundary dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Organization of American States
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
OAS
Jorge Fidel Duron
Cifuentes
Las Manos
Labout
Mocoron
Somoza
Managua
Segovia
Coco
Osteopath Predicts Socialized Medicine
Dr. Robert D. McCullough of Tulsa told the Kansas State Osteopathic Association dinner that socialized medicine is inevitable within ten years. He argued it may be made more acceptable by doctors and noted Kansas’ 1957 Legislature victory allowing osteopaths unlimited practice, ending a 20 year struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
American Osteopathic Assn
Robert D. McCullough
Tulsa
Kansas State Osteopathic Assa
McCullough
Kansas
Bethany voters reject $330000 water bonds plan
In Bethany Missouri 231 residents voted against issuing 330000 dollars in bonds to fund a new reservoir and pumping station. The measure failed by 39 votes short of a two thirds majority in a town of about 2700. The drought troubled area saw drier conditions last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Missouri
Government aid eyed as hospital costs rise
The speaker noted that insurance might address the issue but government assistance could become necessary. Snake, visiting from Grace-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut for speaking engagements, warned that hospital expenses and bills will grow about five percent annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake
Grace
New Haven Hospital
Connecticut
Higher Hospital Bills Predicted by Official
Los Angeles report quotes Dr. Albert W. Snake from a news conference noting rising hospital bills and concern over who will pay them as the president of the American Hospital Association comments on the cost outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
The
American Hospital Assn
Albert W. Snake
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