Luke The Musician Devotions Feature In Circle Meetings
The Presbyterian Women circle meetings themed Luke The Musician featured devotions by Mrs. D A Finney and lessons by various members including Mrs. E D Lewis and Mrs. J E Kirschner. Hostesses for Circles 1 2 3 and Group 4 were Mrs. H E Walters Mrs T W Boman Mrs George Barker and Mrs H C Bodley. Fifteen members attended Circle 6 with guest Mrs D Scott Gibbs. Plans announced include May 8 family night and May 21 clothing drive with June Youth Fellowship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barker
W. Main
Circle 3
Ethel Fleming
Luke
C. D. Nelson
John Schmuiz
CWF Circles Continue Study of Japanese Patterns
The Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian church held circle meetings led by hostesses Mrs. H L Booe and others. Lessons titled Christian Patterns in Japan covered witness themes with devotions by several members. Group 3 discussed overseas clothing and missions, followed by prayers and refreshments for 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWF
Japan
Christian Women's Fellowship of the Christian Church
H. L. Booe
S. Kansas
C. A. Deay
J. W. Holladay
Opal Barnard
Deay
C. C. Hunter
C. L. Campbell
N. Evergreen
Dale Dahlgren
M. Neff
W. L. Camp
E. L. Umbarger
Clyde Barker
Ernest Cast
Lowell Kreider
T. H. Cronemeyer
Eckart
Bessie Crabtree
M. C. Taylor
Fifth Assembly WSCS Proceedings Mention Speakers
Mrs. Felix Bouray presided in absence of officers while Mrs. Trussell served as secretary. Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Boerwinkle led the program and pledge service as Mrs. Briley and Mrs. Painter sang. Attendees included Mrs. Trussell, Mrs. Halbe, and delegations from Naff Japan Bo livia and Buford Fisher theologian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naff
Japan
W. D. Sperry
Bolivia
Buford Fisher
Robert Briley
Dale Painter
L. D. Perry
Potter
Boerwinkle
Felix Bouray
I. E. Trussell
Arlo Holmes
O. A. Klingner
Freda
Methodist Women Present Christ's Message for Today
Mrs James Boerwinkle and Mrs Floyd Potter led a Women’s Society of Christian Service program at the Methodist Church. In costume, members represented nations including the United States Malaya Korea India Rhodesia and Rhodesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Boerwinkle
Floyd Potter
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Mmes
Bert Farmer
United States
Robert Clemons
Malaya
Calvin Webb
Korea
Marlin Blackston
India
G. B. Wall
Rhodesia
Charles Day
U. S
Floyd
Informal Coffee For Newcomers Hosts Installations
Mrs. Robert H. Koch hosted an informal coffee for the Chain-Comers club at 307 N. Grant. New officers were installed with Mrs. Al Thompson presiding. Plans were set for a May 22 luncheon and card party at the Country club and a June 20 husbands and families picnic at Santa Fe park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Koch
Chain-Comers Club
N. Grant
al Thompson
Country Club
Santa Fe Park
Carter Brookhart
A. G. Stone
Wichita
Chester Hamsher
Marion
Wilbur Goldsmith
Brooks Williams
Mmes
Hans Herold
Charles Ballou
Floyd Naff
G. E. Bauer
Dale Painter
Craig Graham
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Koch
Smith-Naughton Engaged in Parsons Area
Mr and Mrs Oral A Smith of rural Parsons announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Mae to Gary Grant Naughton son of Mr and Mrs John Naughton rural Chanute The wedding is planned for August at the First Baptist church of Parsons Mary Mae graduated Parsons High School in 1957 and works at Fred Ronald Manufacturing Company Parsons Naughton a 1955 Chanute High School graduate has been active in Future Farmers of America and is in forestry study at Logan Utah entering the fourth year in 1959
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Grant Naughton
John Naughton
Chanute
Mary Mae Smith
Oral A. Smith
Parsons
Mary Mae
First Baptist Church
Miss Smith
Parsons High School
Fred Ronald Manufacturing Company
Naughton
Chanute High School
Future Farmers of American
Logan
Utah
Mrs Hopkins Hosts GIA Meeting In San Fe Area
Mrs John Hopkins hosted a GIA meeting at 1212 S Santa Fe with seven members present. Mrs Mary Nelson presided as members accepted a June 6 visit to Parsons for a midday luncheon then meeting. Mrs Roy Rathbun will host the next pot luck luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hopkins
S. Santa Fe
GIA
Mary Nelson
Parsons
Roy Rathbun
South Plummer
Baptist WMS In Meeting Presided By Mrs Reynolds
Mrs C H Reynolds presided Wednesday at the First Baptist church for a Woman's Missionary Society meeting. The program titled I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes was presented by several members including Mrs Earl Grogan and Mrs Glen McLaren, with other participants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Reynolds
First Baptist Church
WMS
Mmes
Earl Grogan
Glen McLaren
W. N. Wiggans
Gertie Dixon
Delbert Tolbert
Susan Tolbert
Devo Pictures and May Basket Tea Hosted by Hannah Circle
Mrs Henry Biggs gave the devotions while Mrs Dick Barnard poured at a Hannah Circle gathering. Punch and cakes were served from a table decorated with May baskets around the punch bowl. Twenty four members attended with guest Susan Tolbert.
Friendly Thimble Club Hostess Named
Mrs John Swink of 11515 N Grant hosted a Wednesday meeting of the Friendly Thimble club. Lyle Swink led devotions and a Mother's Day program awarded corsages to the youngest and oldest mothers and the mother with the most children. Guests included Mrs A F Buubaugh of Danville and Mrs Mildren McCarthy of Chanute. Meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swink
N. Grant
Friendly Thimble Club
Lyle Swink
A. F. Buubaugh
Danville
Mildren McCarthy
Chanute
J. B. Taylor
S. Grant
Rainbow HDU Members Observe National Home Demonstration Week
Mrs John Parkins at 102 S Garfield hosted a Wednesday morning coffee for National Home Demonstration Week. Four guests joined fourteen members, including Mmes Barker, Curt Hunter, Carl Johnson of Chanute, and W E McClain of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parkins
S. Garfield
The
Rainbow Hdu
Mmes. R. C. Barker
Curt Hunter
Carl Johnson
Chanute
W. E. McClain
Tulsa
Ann Landers Advice Column Fractures Home Life
Letter from Mrs Ephriam R. describes her husband’s sobriety turning stingy and controlling. Ann Landers notes the wife’s memory of his past and urges professional help while acknowledging the legal duty of support. TAFFY seeks dating guidance. Landers counsels refusing the brother offer and focusing on someone with fewer entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ann Landers
Taffy
Romeo
P. S
Altar Society Closes Club Year At St Patrick’s
The St Patrick’s Altar Society held its last meeting of the season. Plans were made for an ice cream social on July 27 and a school picnic May 15 in cooperation with the Knights of Columbus. A special meeting will be called for the chairmen. Rev Peter Finnegan showed colored movies of his Holy Land trip and Mediterranean voyage and offered commentary. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Arch Allen and Mrs Al Endres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Knights of Columbus
Cochairman
Peter Finnegan
Holy Land
Mediterranean
Arch Allen
al Endres
Guest Tea Observes National Home Demonstration Week
A Peace and Progress unit held a guest tea observing National Home Demonstration Week. Hostess Mrs. Clem Greene welcomed by Vice President Mrs. Everett Faulkner. Mrs. George Allen led the program and devotions. Mrs. Joe Jackson read Whistling in Heaven. Cheryl Myers performed three accordion solos. Readings and slides of Alaska were shown by Mrs. Dale Miles. Fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace and Progress Unit
Clem Greene
S. Evergreen
Everett Faulkner
George Allen
Heaven
Joe Jackson
Cheryl Myers
Alaska
Dale Miles
Mrs Myers Leads Refreshments at Chanute Center Event
In Chanute on May 9 1958 Miss Myers Raymond Myers Miles Bernard Ford Charles Bidding Bill Shepherd and Fred Bower attended a gathering. The hostess served refreshments with assistance from Mines Charles Steinmetz Virgil Sellers and J F Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Myers
Mies
Raymond Myers
Miles
Bernard Ford
Charles Bidding
Bill Shepherd
Fred Bower
Mines
Charles Steinmetz
Virgil Sellers
J. F. Gilmore
Flattery Inspired Marian Martin Pattern 9089 Charmer
For morning freshness and luncheon chic sew pattern 9089 in skip iron cotton. Features a scooped neckline and smart details with half sizes and yardage listed. send 50 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Cha nute Tribune New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Househeld Arts Dept
P.O
Old Cheleen Station
New York
D. N.Y
Dolla
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
N.Y
Mrs Nelson Plans Recital at Memorial Building
Myrtle Nelson at 704 Evergreen will present her piano students in a recital at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Federation room of the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Nelson
S. Evergreen
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Waffle Batter Fat Might Be Cause of Sticking
A comment suggests waffle batter lacking enough fat can cause waffles to stick to the iron. The note emphasizes adjusting fat content to improve release and browning.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luke the Musician
Circle 2
T. W. Boman
N. Highland
Roy Chapple
J. E. Kirschner
Paul Parsons
Klint Johnson
H. C. Bodley
S. Highland
H. H. McCall
D. Scott Gibbs
Kansas City
M. L. Morton
S. Plummer
Circle 6
G. B. Sunday
James B. Hutton
Edwin Rideau
T. N. Bradford
W. 7Th
Circle 5
Blanche Petit
Stuart Hoofnagle
Bruce Burris
E. L. Kay
Alice Brooks
K. B. Jones
H. L. Smith
A. M. Garton
Jones
Gertie Adams
W. M. Chickadonz
Garton
George Washburn
Leo Gottlieb
Jim Evans
Harry Walters
Kenneth Lindsey
Gene Oyler
Ed Offenbacker
Wilbur Gates
Gerald Rowan
W. 4Th
Bill Weis
Bill Lock
Wayne Ellis
Tommy
Dick Crowl
Robert Lopeman
Howard Parsons
Earl King
Ross ‘Cooper
R. D. Churchill
L. F. Sare
A. B. Olson
Nelson Arnett
C. R. Swan
A. B. Johnson
Ted Hurst
H. J. Patterson
Don Cooper
Marie Stipp
Johnson
Ernest Stemple
Methodist
Drumstick Cafe
Elsie
Floyd Romsey
Smith-Naughton
Mrs. John Hopkins
Baptist Wms
Frank Gregole
Steuben
Dacron and Cotton
Landers
A. A
Ireland
Altar Society
Edith Rideau Normelli
Chicago
Mrs. Nelson
HANS
S. Central
Uum Wsconn Commante
Kansas
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