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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1955

Page

3

Fellowship Day Focuses on Responsible Christian Family

Mrs. Carter Brookhart led Chanute Council of Church Women at World Fellowship Day in the Christian church. The talk urged that the world’s hope lies in each family becoming a responsible Christian unit with defined standards and values starting with acknowledging God and Christ. Parents must set the example, and daily religious experience occurs at home from meal times to daily routines. Dewey’s quote about answering a child’s questions before school was cited as foundational.

Carter Brookhart Chanute Council of Church Women Christian Church Brookhart God Christ Dewey United Council of Church Women Bibl Dave Petterson Mmes Wallace Hinkle John Peters Fred Montague Jr Charles Chauncey John T. Foust Roy S. Gibson Floyd L. West

Spring blossoms captured in design by Alice Brooks

Designer Alice Brooks showcases flower and fan motifs in pastel colors on aprons towels blouses pillowcases sheets table linen and curtains. Easy washability and grand gift appeal highlight Pattern 7030 featuring six washable tron color motifs in pink lavender and green with multiple sizes.

Alice Brooks

Pattern Odd and Cents for Lat Case Matting Catalog

Advertisement outlines a 25 cent pattern booklet from Alice Brooks Needle Craft Catalogue 1955. It invites readers to mail 25 cents to The Chanute Tribune Household Arie Dept at Old Chelaen Station New York to receive pages of knitting crochet embroidery and toy designs.

CPNTS Chanute Tribune Househond Arie Dept Old Chelaen Station New York N.Y Alice Brooks Needlecraft Bismarck N. Dae Chicago Denver Edmonton Fort Worth Havre, Mont Kansas City Los Angeles la Miami Enwe Minneapolis New Orleans

Romance Towns Share Name Across States

The article notes that Arkansas Missouri and West Virginia each have a town named Romance. It mentions a World Fellowship day event with Mrs Brookhart and a church council, detailing services, music and tea proceeds, reflecting community and family life values.

Arkansas Missouri West Virginia Romance

Sorority Honors Mothers at Mother's Day Breakfast

Beta Delta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosted a Mother's Day breakfast in the Green room of Tioga Hotel. Ivy decor and glass candleholders framed centerpieces. gifts for mother were displayed. Candles lit as Mrs. Scherel Booe welcomed guests and Mrs. A. M. Garton spoke. Evelyn Dormois performed Allegro and a piano solo. Alice Hazen and Judy Oliver sang Mother and Wonderful Mother of Mine with Dormois piano accompaniment. The group also sang Faith of Our Mothers. benediction by Mrs. Tommy Anderson. Attendees included Mrs. Garton, Mrs. Disney, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Van Wickle, Mrs. LaSalle, Lew Snorden, and others plus former members Mary Lucille Garton and Mrs. Krone.

Scherel Booe A. M. Garton Evelyn Dormois la Forge Alice Hazen Judy Oliver Miss Dormois Mother Faith of Our Mothers Tommy Anderson Mmes. Garton F. F. Disney M. J. Allison I. W. Howell J. W. Neff A. F. van Wickle A. R. LaSalle Lew Snowden R. A. Triplett A. L. Burns Charles Vierth Missees Dormois Hazen and Oliver W. H. Campbell Bethel Ralph Krone Mary Lucille Garton Topeka Corpus Christi

Laundry Lesson For Alert HD Unit Sees Demonstration

The Alert HD unit met at Mrs. Melvin Webb’s home with six members present. Mrs. Harry Allen presided as Nellie June Beals was named secretary-treasurer replacing the resigned Kenneth Raney. Miss Pilgrim discussed Africa as part of country studies. The next meeting is set for June 7 at North Valley school to cover pattern alteration.

Melvin Webb Ruth Pilgrim Alert HD

Birthdays Honored at Friday Surprise Breakfast

A come as you are breakfast at 126 N. Grant honored Lorraine Jernings whose birthday is May 1 and Shirley Reed whose anniversary was Sunday. Hosts were Carol Jackson and Barbara Wilson. Attendees included Emily Ostrander, Carol Larkin, Roberta Heller and Sherry Houser.

Lorraine Jernings Shirley Reed Carol Jackson Barbara Wilson N. Grant Emily Ostrander Carol Larkin Roberta Heller Sherry Houser

Ladies day bridge winners at Country Club event

Mrs Burris won the first award at the Ladies day bridge at the Country Club on Friday afternoon. Second place went to Mrs Lester Purdy and third to Mrs Jo Payne. Mrs Bill Peters hosted the afternoon, with Mrs R D Wilson to host next Friday.

Frank B. Burris Lester Purdy Jo Payne Bill Peters R. D. Wilson

Visitors and Family Gather for Mother's Day in Topeka

Visitors for Mother's Day include Mr. and Mrs. Ebur Schultz and children Bill Gregg Richard and Linda along with Mrs. Schultz's mother Mrs. William Schultz of Miller and relatives from Topeka Kansas City and Milwaukee. Also noted are Mrs. Eugene Conklin and Mrs. Don Bates family plans to move to Kansas City and travel east, with Earl Lee of Milwaukee visiting his father Arthur Lee and other relatives.

Ebur Schultz Bill Gregg Richard Linda Mr. Schultz William Schultz Miller Phil Sewell Wayne Blackwood Connie Susan Topeka Perry Putnam Sewell Putnam Schultz Blackwood Eugene Conklin Kansas City J. C.rensing Jim

Weather Notes From South Africa The Mealies Term

The Associated Press reports on South Africa weather where locals refer to corn as mealies. The brief highlights regional language usage in meteorological notes and daily observations.

South Africa

Pattern 9389 Jr Miss Sizes 9 to 17

Pattern 9389 offers junior miss sizes from 9 through 17 with a size 13 option. The description notes fabric requirements including 61 yards of 35 inch fabric. The text reflects a sewing pattern listing common measurements and yardage.

Marian Martin Pattern Order Ad

A pattern order notice instructs sending thirty five cents plus five cents for each pattern to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. Mail to West 18th Street New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number for first class mailing.

Coina Marian Martin Chanute Tribune West 18Th St New York II N.Y

Local Families Gather as Relatives Return Home

S. Rensing, Jamie Sue, Johnny Bob and Mikey Joe from Topeka return home with Mr and Mrs Melvin H Meyer and Mark from Hickman Mills Mo joining Joe Rensing after visit.

S. Rensing Jamie Sue Johnny Bob Mikey Joe Topeka Melvin H. Meyer Mark

Vilas Bethel Missionary Society Meets in Buffalo

The Vilas Bethel Missionary Society gathered all day Thursday at Buffalo with Mrs. Anna Carlburg. Rev J Rolland Christenson led scripture and prayer. Plans were made to host the Vilas High School banquet May 28 and readings by Mrs. Esther Olson and Mrs. Rudolph Nelson.

Vilas Vilas Bethel Missionary Society Anna Carlburg Buffalo J. Rolland Christenson Roy Anderson Vilas High School Esther Olson Rudolph Nelson Africa Neil Nelson Carlburg Mmes Emma Johnson Oscar Larson Olive Karling Pastor Christenson Mmes. Karling Sara Carrol Pat Knox Frank Carlburg

Lincoln PTA Dinner Honoring Teachers at Methodist Church

Social calendar notes a 6 o'clock dinner at the Methodist church dining room honoring teachers and Home Demonstration units. Lampshade school at FAF club led by Mrs I Pruett, 1120 N Lafayette at 2 pm. Hulda Parker CES event at Masonic Temple in the afternoon. A reception for Mrs P H Taylor district aide with refreshments at Memorial building 2 pm. Roosevelt PTA held a 6 30 pm covered dish dinner.

Lincoln Methodist Church Memorial Building I Pruett N. Lafayette Hulda Parker CES Masonic Temple P. H. Taylor Ladies of Gar Roosevelt

Display of Textile Paintings Arrives in Carpenters Hall

A weekend exhibit features about 30 women led by Mrs. Ewing Crow of Iola showing textile paintings. The display runs Saturday and Sunday in Carpenters hall and is free to the public with invitations for other women to participate.

Carpenters Hall Ewing Crow Iola

Independence juke box operator files 21 leases in Mont gomery county

A Independence juke box operator claims tests show 14 hot uranium spots in western Montgomery County and has filed 21 leases covering 3190 acres. Leases are associated with M J Blum Melvin Hammer V O Wells K E Tagen of Wichita and Henry A Wills of Kansas City.

Independence Kas Montgomery County Carter Baton M. J. Blum Melvin Hammer V. O. Wells K. E. Tagen Wichita Henry A. Wills Kansas City

Porter home attacked, Chanute Tribune reports

A Chanute home attack was reported with details from teacher Morrow, as covered in the Chanute Tribune on Monday May 9, 1955. The item notes statements from local residents and sought to clarify the incident’s progression and involved parties.

Coffeyville Promotes Local Tourism Week

The Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce tourist promotion committee designates May 16 to May 22 as a period for residents to promote and sell Coffeyville’s tourist attractions to visitors and locals.

Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce

Courthouse Damaged. Walnut Man Found Shot

Columbus wrecking crews halted after a 68 year old courthouse nearly collapsed. Walnut sheriff reports James Robert Murray, 26, found dead at a farm home three miles east and a mile north, from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the head with a .22 rifle. Undersheriff Ahréns and Coroner Rinehart investigated.

Walnut James Robert Murray Girard Hobart Ahréns W. G. Rinehart Murray

Tornado Hits Elm Creek Lake Area southwest of Fort Scott

A tornado struck Friday night about 11:30 in the Elm Creek Lake vicinity 11 miles southwest of here causing considerable damage to barns and out buildings. A cow and sheep were killed when a big barn on the Alice Peel farm was demolished. A quarter inch rainfall was recorded. Murray lived with his mother on the farm and was found by neighbors.

Fort Scott Elm Creek Lake Here Alice Peel

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