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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1957

Page

3

May Tea of CWFE Draws About 100 Attendees

About one hundred people attended the May Tea of the Christian Women's Fellowship at the First Christian church. Guests from Parsons and Buffalo joined the program with Mrs. Robin Cobble speaking on Women of the Belgium Congo. The event featured a welcome by Mrs. P. H. Taylor, invocations, musical numbers, devotions, and a dessert service, with floral decor and organized by several church members.

Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church CWF Parsons Buffalo Robin Cobble Belgium Congo P. H. Taylor Ted D. Hurst Estralita Robert Blunk Jr Hillard Blume C. C. Hunter Carl Kelley

Cheerful Workers Class Of First Baptist Meets

The Cheerful Workers Class of the First Baptist church met Tuesday night with Ruth Gray as president. Mrs. Fred Brandon presented the meditation on "Mary, the Mother of Jesus" and Mrs. Elmer Peterson led devotions referencing "The Books of Mercies" by Dr. George Arthur Frantz. Attendance was taken by scripture verses.

First Baptist Church Ruth Gray Fred Brandon Mary Mother of Jesus Elmer Peterson George Arthur Frantz

Simple Crochet Pattern Offer From The Chanute Tribune

Prize winning Crochet pattern 7216 with 5-inch square photo and directions in mercerized string. Send 35 cents for pattern plus extra for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York 11 NY. Include name address tone and pattern number. Also 25 cents for Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book 1957 and more craft designs.

Alice Brooks Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y Phainiy Marian Martin Chanate Tribone West 18Th St N.Y. Pring

Program notes honor May birthday entrants in Bible quiz

May events featured recognition of members with May birthdays and a Bible quiz led by Mrs. Frank Jordan. Refreshments were served by Mrs. L L Rowan and committee members including Mmes Henderson, Floyd West Sr., Felix Roberts, and Lester Welch.

Frank Jordan L. L. Rowan Mmes C. L. Henderson Floyd West Sr Felix Roberts Lester Welch

Today's Mothers Close Season at Templeton Home

Mrs W M Templeton hosted the Today s Mothers club closing luncheon at 815 W Elm with lavender and white decor. New member Earl Hardt joined after a brief business meeting led by president Mrs B M Eastburn. officer installations followed with R D Churchill as president and gift exchanges concluded the gathering.

W. M. Templeton Mothers Club W. Elm Sara Wilson H. G. Curl B. M. Eastburn Earl Reinhardt R. D. Churchill Ralph Garvin Ellis Riegle Lewis Wible J. W. Johnson R. D. Woods Arkansas City

Nob Hill Club Reelected President Harris Leads Meeting

Mrs. Harris was reelected president of the Nob Hill Club at a yesterday meeting hosted by Mrs. L. E. Norman at 711 N. Washington. Mrs. Leo McAlphine became vice president and program chair, with Mrs. R. E. Clark reelected secretary treasurer. A gift exchange occurred and a dessert was served to members and guest Kathy Toon. The next meeting is a picnic in Santa Fe Park on June 13 at 1:15.

Paul Harris Nob Hill Club L. E. Norman N. Washington Leo McAlphine R. E. Clark Harris Home Magazine Kathy Toon Norman Rolla Waldrip W. R. Burks Santa Fe Park

Jaycee Jaynes Officers Meet for May Voting

The Jaycee Jaynes officers and board of directors met at Mrs. Jack Thompson’s home on Thursday evening. A nominating committee was announced by President Mrs. David Laker. The next meeting is May 21 for officer elections. Coffee and dessert were served to seven members and three guests.

Jaycee Jaynes Jack Thompson David Laker Mmes Dick Marnard David Brammell Harold Hann

Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day After Memorial Dinner

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Memorial Building with a covered-dish dinner led by president Mrs. Floyd Yahns. They scheduled events for Poppy Day on May 25 and held a memorial service for deceased members Mmes. D. Akers, Arthur Eltzholtz, and Earl Heminger.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building Floyd Yahns Mmes. D. Akers Arthur Eltzholtz Earl Heminger

Vilas Unit Annual Report Highlights Local Activities

The Vilas Home Builders HD Unit held its annual meeting at Mrs. Dwight Olson’s home. Officers were thanked for a gold seal of excellence. May flowers and Mothers Day thoughts featured, with a future gardening lesson and a design tour planned.

Vilas Homebuilders HD Dwight Olson Otho York Red Cross Clement White Laverne Carlson Milo Myers Roy Larson James” Olson McMillen White Carl Stone Carlson

Women's Golf Meet Opens SEK Series At Coffeyville

The Southeast ern Women's Golf Association held its first meet at Coffeyville Country Club on Tuesday. Attendees from Chanute included Mmes. Morris, Allen, Truitt, Stevens, Gray Jr., Holman, Mills, Broadwell, and Radford. Mrs Holman won a flight. Next SEK meet scheduled for Pittsburg May 14.

Southeastern Women’s Golf Association Coffeyville Country Club Chanute Mmes. E. O. Morris Robert Allen Rex Truitt Carl Stevens William Gray Jr Lyle Holman Dennis Mills Charles Broadwell Ray Radford Holman Pittsburg

Mothers Day Program at Cihu Club

The Cihu Club of the First Church of God held a Mothers Day program yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Lee Sharp presided and led the lesson on Mother. Mrs. L. Don Richardson led prayer and games with awards to Mrs. Charles Logan and Mrs. Charles Wilson. A cooked food sale and refreshments for eight members, four children, and three guests were provided. Mrs. Melvin McBee will host the next meeting on June 13.

Cihu Club Church of God Lee Sharp S. Western L. Don Richardson Charles Logan Charles Wilson Mmes Bob Jones Ben Cunningham Melvin McBee S. Malcolm

Ladies Aid officers reelected at Earlton church meeting

The Ladies Aid of the Earlton Evangelical United Brethren church reelected officers on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Lewis Taylor Sr as president and Mrs Ed Wolfe as vice president. Mrs Alva McLaren hosted a luncheon for 20 members, assisted by Mrs Herman Schultz.

Earlton Ladies Aid

Devotionals Featured In Service Led By Women

Sermon and service elements include scripture readings and devotions led by Mrs. Hill on The Important Questions of the Scripture. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Leo Priddle and Mrs. Taylor in the same gathering.

Hill Leo Priddle Taylor

Printed Pattern 9110 Misses' Two Piece Summer Dress

Advertisement for Printed Pattern 9110 showing a two piece summer outfit a dress and bolero in Misses' sizes 12 to 20. It notes fabric needs 45 1 yards of 39 inch and price 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing per pattern. Mail to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Cha nate Tribune New York.

Grant WMS Presents Play Stars in My Crown at Grant Avenue church

Mrs Esther Erickson narrated Stars in My Crown a two act play by the Women's Missionary Society during family night at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Lois Erickson was soloist and Mrs Ralph Toland accompanist The cast included Marie Anderson Warner Tiegreen Arthur Solomon Ellie Belt Vernon Youngberg Leo Cox Glenn Shockey Gene Webber Robert Cox Mrs E M Pearson presided Prayers by Raymond York and Rev E M Pearson Circle 3 hosted with Warren Alger Harold Neptune Ellie Belt George Nelson Blaine Marks assisting Serving Ninety attended

Esther Erickson Women's Missionary Society Grant Avenue Baptist Church Lois Erickson Ralph Toland Mmes. Marie Anderson Warner Tiegreen Arthur Solomon Ellie Belt Vernon Youngberg Leo Cox Glenn Shockey Gene Webber Robert Cox E. M. Pearson Raymond York Mmes Warren Alger Harold Neptune George Nelson Blaine Marks

Music Festival Saturday in the South Festival by junior clubs

A music festival scheduled Saturday brings together junior clubs and special members under the National Federation of Music Clubs in the southern region.

Federation of Music Clubs

Kansas district meeting and Scout activities noted

The report describes a senior high school district meeting held Saturday with meals served by Gene Mor. It lists morning and afternoon session times, and notes the event is open to the public. Den 3 Pack 9 of the Episcopal church met at Mrs. Dale Steinman’s home with flag salute led by Gus Carpenter and tickets sales updates for the Scouts in Action show.

Kansas Gene Morhere B. A. Morriz S. Malcolm Den Episcopal Church Dale Steinman Gus Carpenter Sam Hedges Scouts In Action Steinman Leo Rausch First Christian Church Central Park Harold Vaughn America Margene Bolin Grant Avenue Baptist Church Lewis Clark Charolette Pitts John Roth Clark Grace Episcopal Church Boyd Moon S. Central Phil Brazil Living Circle Steven Moon Omer Kern S. Steuben Jeven West Hubert Ulrich Fred Gerardy S. Lafayette David Johnson

Scouting Groups Hold Cookouts and Meetings Around Mothers Day

Scout and Girl Scout units from multiple churches met at Central Park and area churches for spring activities. Cub Scouts and parents attended cookouts, flag salutes, and gifts for mothers were exchanged as Den mothers and leaders guided activities and games.

Plane crash at Barajas kills 37 passengers

A passenger plane crashed in flames near Barajas Airport in Madrid, killing all 37 aboard. Only one foreign national, Erik Bengsson of Sweden, survived. The disaster marked Spain's worst. The plane ignited on impact, flames reaching nearby farm houses.

Barajas Spain Erik Bengsson

Shippers urged canal use as France holds out

At a SCUA meeting last night France alone resisted recommending canal use to member states amid ongoing disputes. Pope Pius XII urged Rome police to aid citizens as friends rather than enforcers during an audience with hundreds in Vatican Benediction Hall. In Honolulu the submarine Bream rescued 10 men from a raft after a Navy P2V ditched 170 miles southwest, all unharmed.

France Vatican City Pius XII Rome Vatican Benediction Hall Honolulu Bream Pacific Here Navy Bambers Point

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