New Officers Installed at Tioga BPW Dinner Meeting
Business and Professional Women in Tioga installed a full slate of officers and committee chairs at a dinner meeting. Irene Arnold presided, with Mrs Gladys Eaton beginning a second term as president after a prior term as district director. Plans noted include attendance at a Kansas City state convention and funding for an X ray machine for a Belgian Congo mission hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga Hotel
Irene Arnold
Mary Stewart
Gladys Eaton
Ruth Gray
Mary Allen
Ruth Shannon
Blanche Petit
Effie Isham
Mae Sheeler
Nellie Hollenshead
Evelyn
Edna Petterson
Vendla Kjellander
Betty Gottlieb
Pearl Hallenberg
Miss Gray
Elizabeth Piéper
Maxine Koch
Gladys Wright
Ethel Sullivan
Daisy Jordan
Adah McCune
Adeline Fortney
Elsie Cunningham
Joan Turner
Athaleen Dahlstrom
Ethel Davidson
Ruth Miller
Edna Peterson
Hazel Slane
Winona Alcock
Marie Gibson
Pauline Barker
Nora Sumner
Velma Anderson
Ada Livingston
Anna May
Margaret Wolf
Kjellander
Ruth Crossfield
Gladys Beck
Paulen Moeller
Sarah McCartney
Miss May
Eleanor Crumley
Mmes
Lou Roberts
Mildred Ennis
Fortney
Barker
Eaton
Mae Wheeler
Columbus
Jeanne Arnold
Tribune
Martha Villepique
News Service
Monieka
Belgian Congo
R. B. Garvin
Joe Holladay
Elsie ‘Cunningham
Nelson
Garvin
Dorcas Class Hears Mother's Day Devotions at Nelson Home
Mrs. L L Nelson hosted the Dorcas class of the Christian church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Defebaugh led devotions with a Mother's Day theme from Proverbs 31. Nelson presided at the business session and the group voted to contribute to the Robin Cobble memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Nelson
Dorcas
The
Christian Church
George Defebaugh
Nelson
Robin Cobble
Informed Women Read Lesson for CWF
Mrs. J. W. Treloggen led the Christian Womens Fellowship session on Informed Women Read. She noted the contrast between readers and non readers and highlighted religious works. Mrs. Gertie Adams and Mrs. Ted D. Hurst read excerpts while Devotions were by Mrs. Wayne Ellis and Rev. Ted D. Hurst installed new officers led by president Mrs. P. H. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Treloggen
Christian Womens Fellowship
Gertie Adams
Dick Crowl
Grace Auxiliary Chapters Meet for Study on Indian Americans
Grace Episcopal auxiliary chapter meetings continued discussions from Within Two Worlds by David Cory. St. Marys chapter hosted by Mrs. William M. Gray with 17 members. topics included The Indian and the Government. St Margarets chapter with Mrs. Hubert J. Ulrich had lessons by Mrs. Lee Judy and devotions by Mrs. Louie Ingle. Coffee served. 12 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cory
Grace Episcopal Auxiliary
William M. Gray
St. Mary's
S. Highland
W. E. Gillilan
Fred M. Harris
A. F. Leverenz
St. Margaret's
Hubert J. Ulrich
William D. Guy
Lee Judy
Louie Ingle
Dean Gough
Sunflower chapter OES notes and upcoming Elks visit
Members of Sunflower chapter OES honored Mrs. Neal Munger at a Mason Temple meeting. A May 17 reception for Munger precedes a SEK League play at Independence Elks club with forepart by visiting matrons and patrons from Thayer Humboldt Sav enburg Erie Walnut Hulda Parker chapters. Don C. Beach attended as supreme associate watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stevens
Lou Vandiver
Lola
Ray Radford
Dean Gough
Neal
Independ- Munger
Memence Elks Club
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Mason‘sc
Temple
Ernest W. ‘Edwards
Cox
Francis _Meeker
Karen Dillon
Rodney Sievers
Kenneth Caldwell
Albert Carwile
Cecil Cage
William Templeton
Rex Niver
Robert Manley
F. L. Manley
Humboldt Cottage Oak HD unit meeting notes
The Humboldt Cottage Oak Homemakers met Wednesday with nine members and guest Mrs. Ralph Harner plus six children. They answered roll call with a gardening hint and learned efficient ironing from Mrs. Claude Shepard. The group earned a blue ribbon for the window display during National Home Demonstration Week. Mrs. Russell Miller spoke on Luxembourg. Next meeting is with Mrs. E L Brandon on June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Cottage Oak
Guy Booe
Ralph Harner
Claude Shepard
Russell Miller
Luxembourg
E. L. Brandon
Women Golf Association Plays at Country Club
Nineteen members of the Women’s Golf association entered competition Tuesday afternoon at the Country Club. Winners included Mrs. Frank Gibson forlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Frank Gibson
Forlow
Lamp Lighters Guild Meeting at St Paul Church
The Lamp Lighters guild met Tuesday night at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran church with Mrs. E. E. Moore presiding. Mrs. Moore and Dorothy Nelson led a lesson on the Lutheran church and the Indian. Moore reported on the Kansas Conference in Greeley Colorado. Group singing by Mrs. Carl Reynolds. Hostess Mrs. Dora Nading served cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamp Lighters Guild
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church
E. E. Moore
Moore
Dorothy Nelson
Pattern order notice for Marian Martin mailings
Request for 35 cents coin pattern order with 5 cent each add on for 1st class mailing. Mail to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 252 West Maiden Street New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Mth St
New York
N.Y
Mother's Day Jewelry Boost for Moms
Mother's Day should lift Mom's spirits with frivolous gifts like costume jewelry. Hair ornaments inspired by Paris collections dominate, with jeweled pins for chignons and animal motifs. Large earrings, hoops, buttons, and dangles pair with big hats and the new sheath dresses. Necklaces bracelets and pins return as bold accessories to brighten simple outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Paris
New Officers Installed By Grant Baptist WMS
Grant Avenue Baptist Women Missionary Society held a Wednesday afternoon meeting in the church fellowship room. Mrs. E. M. Pearson was elected new president and retiring president Mrs. Rudolph Sandburg presided. New chairmen include Mrs. Noble Cottrell for literature and house party and Mrs. Raymond York for scholarship and refit with others pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Sandburg
Grant Avenue Baptist Womens Missionary Society
Church Fellowship
E. M. Pearson
Noble Cottrell
Raymond York
Signa
Setting the Stones of Service Theme Meeting Notes
Anderson White Cross and Mrs Roy Rannelley led a session on spiritual and family life with the theme Setting the Stones of Service. During the business session the start hour was changed from 1 30 to 2 p m and hostesses for coffee were Mrs Anderson, Frank Shipley and Harold Neptune of Circle 3 with about thirty members present.
Mrs Robert Donovan Receives Layette Shower Guest List Noted
Mrs Robert Donovan was honored with a layette shower hosted by Mrs Robert Rains at 527 S Central. Guests included Mrs Donovan's relatives and several named community members, with gifts of a baby bed and blankets and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Donovan
Robert Rains
S. Central
Donovan
Alva de Armond
Buffalo
Mmes
Guy Donovan
Kenneth Trammell
Leo Donovan
Don Donovan
Eddie Donovan
Charles Chauncey
Walter Fargo
Ralph Berg
Loren
Social Calendar for Friday May 11 1956
Community events listed for May 11 include Christian Culture class with Mrs Grace Caldwell at 2098 Santa Fe 2 pm Philathea class First Baptist church noon St Christopher s May dance Grace Episcopal Sawyer hall 8 pm Rainbow HD unit Mrs V Lees Singer 1258 Wilson 1 30 pm Ladies day Country club 1 30 pm Bridge Junior St Cecilia Music club Memorial building 7 pm Miriam circle Rebekah lodge Mrs William Phillips 805 W 7th 8 pm Hobby club Mrs A L Hooker 816 N Grant 5 17 50 Devoted Mothers club Mrs Gene Webber 1218 Kansas 1 pm luncheon Io guild EUB church 2 pm LA to ORC and B Mrs Grant Wilson 806 Forest 2 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Caldwell
Santa Fe
First Baptist Church
P.m
St. Christopher's
Grace
Sawyer Hall
Rainbow
V. Lees- Singer
Wilson
St. Cecilia Music Club
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
William Phillips
W. 7Th
Hobby Club
A. L. Hooker
N. Grant
Devoted Mothers Club
Gene Webber
Kansas
Io Guild
Eub Church
ORC
Grant Wilson
Forest
Mrs Miller Named State Secretary At GAR Convention
Mrs Ross Miller returned from a three day Ladies of GAR convention in Emporia where she attended as counselor and was appointed state secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Miller
Ladies of Gar
Emporia
Miller
Etiquette Q and A on Hospitality and Introductions
A reader asks if a girl may host a visiting service man at home or should book a hotel. Answer: living with parents makes hosting proper and preferable if room exists. Also, adopting the name Junior is acceptable. A young person should offer no hand unless the elder woman offers hers first.
How Can I Improve Household Tasks
Practical steps for cleaning rice and sewing hooks and eyes. Rice cleaning uses a strainer under running water while rubbing to rinse. A rag wrapped around the wrist helps catch water when washing ceilings. For securing hooks and eyes use a buttonhole stitch for durability.
Party for Cast Following the final performance tonight
A party will be held after the final performance in the Senior High School auditorium to honor the cast and crew. Students, staff, and neighbors are invited to attend the celebration with light refreshments and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audi
Harris Home Hosts Carousel Cast After-Show Gathering
The Carousel cast along with faculty advisors will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and Mr. and Mrs. John Nation at the Harris residence located at 1202 West Second.
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BPW
Terrill
E. Maia
Pat Perkins
Chanute, Ks
Grace Auxiliary
Munger
Grant Baptist
WMS
Litwin
Lee
E. Main
Charles O. Pillot
Chanute, Kas
Big Rock White
the Tribune
Hans
Frankie Carle Lee
Chanute Memorial Hall
Vernon
Nelson O. Heyer
IBM
Kingston
International Business Machines Corporation
Kathleen McClung
Walnut, Kans
Frankie Carle
Frankie Carlaays
Frankie Carle Records
Evans
Dad
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