Benedict Woman Celebrates 90th Birthday
Mrs. R M Varner of Benedict marked her 90th birthday with an open house hosted by her daughter Mrs S E Patty of Urbana. Varner, born May 8 1869 in Bloomington Illinois, has 5 daughters 12 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Varner
Benedict
R. M Varner
Bloomington
Ill
May Orendorff
Kansas
High Prairie
Varner
Patty
Clarence Stipp
Urbana
Lyle Conway
el Dorado Springs Co
Nancy Stipp
Dickie Stipp
Mmes
Della Wiltsey
Loren Owens
Percy Rowan
Joe Morton
Warner
Burr Knaus
Plymouth
Myrtle Markham
Santa Ana
Calif
Velma Jarret
Cokeville
Wyo
Edith Wilcox
Phoenix
Ariz
California
R. M. Warner
Tribune
Alice Brooks Craft Catalog 1959 Highlights
Send thirty five cents in coins plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing to The Chanate Tribune Arts Dept New York. Print plainly name address zone and pattern number. Catalog features crochet knitting embroidery quilts dolls weaving with a cutout doll and clothes. Send 28 cents for the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanate Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y. I
Alice Brooks
Needie
Marian Martin
Heonte Tribune
18Th St
N.Y
Social Calendar May 17 1950 Tioga Hotel and Town Groups
May 17 1950 social items feature Women's Investment Club at Tioga Hotel 7:36 pm Big Creek WSCS all day Roosevelt PTA and Lincoln PTA meetings 7:30 pm 7:39 pm Hulda Parker chapter CFS Masonic Temple 7:30 pm Ladies of GAR Memorial Building 2 pm Chanute Textile Paint Club luncheon 9 am Ladies Day golf Chanute Country Club golf starts 8 9 am Leanna Ladies Aid church luncheon all day. May 13 1950 Christian Women's Fellowship church 2 pm Roosevelt PTA Study Group 9:30 am Sunflower Chapter CES Masonic Temple 7:30 pm BPW Club Tioga Hotel 6:45 pm WSCB First Methodist Church 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Investment Club
Tioga Hotel
Big Creek
WSCS
Roosevelt Pta
Lincoln Pta
Hulda Parker
CFS
Masonic Temple
Ladies of Gar
Memorial Building
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Chanute Country Club
Leanna Ladies Aid
Christian Women's Fellowship
Christian Church
Sunflower
Ces
WSCB
First Methodist Church
IC Guild Meets With Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. Mary Edwards hosted the IC Guild of the Evangelical United Brothern church at 217 W. 6th. Eighteen members and three guests attended. Mrs. Charles Donovan gave devotions and a Mother's Day poem. Mrs. Winders won the door prize. refreshments were by Mrs. Edwards with help from Mrs. Cottrell. Next meeting with Mrs. Lyle Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
IC Guild
Evangelical United Brothern Church
Hanna Wright
Jim Cottrell
June Winders
Charles Donovan
Winder
Edwards
Cottrell
Lyle Clark
Sorority Elects Mrs Glen Barnby President
Mrs Glen Barnby was elected president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a Thursday meeting with Mrs Kenneth Casper. Mrs Ward Ferguson presided as others were named: Mrs Ward Barnett vice president, Mrs Robert Smith corresponding secretary, Alice Roecker recording secretary, Helen Willis treasurer. Founders Day program by Mrs Barnett and convention highlights by Miss Roecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Barnby
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Kenneth Casper
Ward Ferguson
Ward Barnett
Robert Smith
Alice Roecker
Helen Willis
Barnett
Roeck
Local club notes and sewing pattern ad merge in page snippet
The fragment records a club gathering with refreshments for 12 members and a guest, plus upcoming officer installation on May 21. It transitions to a Marian Martin daring sheath pattern for Junior Miss with specific measurements and mailing instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
23 Women Meet With Mrs Barker At First Baptist
Mrs G F E Barker hosted a Christian Culture class meeting at 1413 S Central with 23 members present. Mrs Axel Anderson presided, devotions by Mrs A A Anderson, and the program Women of the Bible led by Mrs D L Geeding. She gave the poem What Is A Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. FE. Barker
S. Central
First Baptist Church
Axel Anderson
A. A. Anderson
D. L. Geeding
Hobby Club Meets With Mrs Gibson
Mrs. E. P. Gibson presided Friday evening at the Hobby club in her home at 221 W 3rd. Mrs. Joe Wasser presented lessons on Carol Broadsides and the Birthplace of William Shakespeare. Refreshments were served to 13 members. Mrs. A. L. Hooker will host the next meeting June 12 with a lesson by Mrs. Roy Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Gibson
Hobby Club
Joe Wasser
William Shakespeare
A. L. Hooker
Roy Griswold
Babies Named At Neosho Memorial Hospital
A Neosho Memorial Hospital birth listing shows Kerry Alan Sawtelle born April 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Sawtelle of 815 S. Grant. Harvey Wayne Klick born April 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Klick of R.1 Toronto. Brad Allen Chandler born April 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Chandler of 17 W. 3rd. Barbara Ann Lytle born April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lytle of Humboldt. Steven Daniel Hopkins born April 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hopkins of R. J. Altoona. Connie Eileen VanCleave born April 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Harold VanCleave of R. 3 Eric. Clifford Ray Craft born April 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Craft of Walnut. Raymond Lee Brown born May 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown of 1523 S. Malcolm. Richard Dean Knapp born May 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Knapp of 1522 8. Evergreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry Alan
Harvey A. Sawtelle
S. Grant
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Harvey Wayne
Harvey W. Klick
Toronto
Brad Allen
Albert R. Chandler
Barbara Ann
Russell Lytle
Humboldt
Steven Daniel
Dan Hopkins
R. J. Altoona
Connie Eileen
Harold VanCleave
Eric
Clifford Ray
Tom Craft
Walnut
Raymond Lee
Fred Brown
S. Malcolm
Richard Dean
Duane Knapp
Evergreen
Modern Etiquette Q&A on guests and dining decorum
A hostess etiquette column covers timing for men standing when a guest lingers with the hostess. It says guests should not move plates to show finish and instead place utensils on the plate. It advises opening a car door for the girl and seating order, accepting offered cigarettes, and mailing wedding invitations with tissues in place.
Scouts entertain mothers with handmade gifts
Den 3 Pack 9 members entertained their mothers Thursday at Mrs. Orville Hedges home 516 W 7th A short business meeting and flag salute led by Richard Hanson followed by Mothers Day gifts crafted by the boys Mrs Hedges served refreshments to four mothers six cubs and assistant den mother Mrs C W Doyle
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Den
Orville Hedges
Richard Hanson
30 Students in Music Festival Here Saturday
Thirty students entered the South east Kansas District Festival of the Kansas Federation of Music clubs for Junior clubs and special members. Events held at the Senior High School auditorium and Presbyterian church featured piano violin voice and organ. District chairman Mrs Oral Borland and arrangements chief Mrs C H Cunningham led the event with judges including Mrs Lowell Adams and Kenneth B Tebow. Top winners listed include Deedra Lucas Linda Rhodes Dean Youngberg Jolene Schultz Rose Gamble and others from Chanute Neodesha Independence and Iola.
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Kansas
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Oral Borland
Altoona
C. H. Cunningham
Chanute
Lowell Adams
Pittsburg
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Kenneth B. Tebow
William T. Hunt
Florence Hobart
Idla
Marcia Sandberg
Julie Ann Carlos
Miss Sandberg
Shirley Dickens
Cheryl Cramer
Cindy Lyon
Francene Stephanich
Carol Stevenson
Deena Fawcett
Jana Sue Holmberg
Richard Lovett
Judy Enz
Neodesha
Rose Brooks
Eric Copening
John Norton
Iola
Deedra Lucas
Linda Rhodes
Dean Youngberg
Chamute
Nancy Matthews
Mary Ann Stevenson
Sarah Weems
David Holloway
Gas City
Jolene Schultz
Independence
June Hargrove
Chamite
Linda Bowers
Lavonne Hicks
Suzanne Reed
Corliss Bodley
Kathi Thomas
Rose Gamble
Mezzo
John Taddiken
Levent
Linda Auburn
Spearmint Song Transcript Draws Pearly-Witted Debate
In a reader exchange, Jimmy and Ronnie ask about a rumored song titled Does the Spearmint Lose Its Flavor on the Bedpost Overnight. Ann Landers confirms the notion as a nostalgic, tongue in cheek comparison to rock and roll, noting Spearmint’s perceived cleverness versus newer chipmunk sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Ronnie
Chanute Tribune Help Column Offered to Readers
Advice column suggests winning confidence then inviting social outings to build comparisons. Mentions Ann Tanders as helper and asks readers to send problems to The Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope. Copyright 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Tanders
Chanute Tribune
Mother's Day and club notices fill Chanute area events
Mother's Day guests from Chanute Parsons and Cherryvale gather for dinners and visits while local groups announce meetings and anniversaries. Hulda Parker Chapter 385 CES holds stated meeting May 12 at 8 pm with initiation and refreshments. Sorghum Valley Grange plans an 8 pm meeting Wednesday at the school with cookies and third fourth degree initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda Parker
C.E.S
Mildred Davidson
W.M
Edna Petterson
Sec’y
Sorghum Valley Grange
Sub Debs Meet Informally at Dunham Home
The Sub Debs plan an informal gathering today at 102 N Lafayette hosted by Deanna Dunham. A called Les Des meeting will follow at 6 30 pm at Kathy Comer’s home 130 S Rutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Dunham
Lafayette
Les Des
Kathy Comer
S. Rutter
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St. Cecilia Youth Club
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W. Main
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Dear Ann Landers
Dad
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Scott
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Cynthia
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Tulsa
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Randy
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Ricky Joe
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Ray
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Candy
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Charles J. Berthot
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