Social Scene Highlights Local Demonstration Units and Clubs
May events list includes Tiegen Home Demonstration Unit led by Mrs. Gordon Barker with salad luncheon at 11:30 am. Hobby club with Mrs. L. K. Olson meets in Galesboro at 2 pm. Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit hosted by Mrs. Richard Markham at 1309 St Highland 1:30 pm. Miriam Circle of Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows hall 1 pm. TOPS Determinettes meet Grace Episcopal basement 1:30 pm. Devoted Mothers club led by Mrs. Bud Hollaway 412 N Highland with installation luncheon 1 pm. Four Square Home Demonstration Unit with Mrs. Roy Tunnell at R 2 1:30 pm. Anderson, A L Bastian, Babe Holloran and Mr. and Mrs E R Lloyd noted in attendance.
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Tiegen
Gordon Barker
Hobby Club
L. K. Olson
Galesboro
Centennial Clothes
Rainbow
Richard Markham
St. Highland
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
N. Highland
Roy Tunnell
TOPS So Cal Gals Hear Centennial Plans
TOPS So Cal Gals met in Sawyer hall to hear Joseph Lewis discuss centennial plans. TOPS Determinettes attended as guests. the next meeting is scheduled for Monday night at the hall.
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Joseph Lewis
TOPS
Sawyer Hall
Covered Dish Dinner For Senior Citizens
Members of the Senior Citizens club met Wednesday in the Federation room of the Memorial building for a covered dish dinner. Games and cards were played. The next meeting will be a tea and program May 26. Each member is to bring two dozen cookies and old articles for a display table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Club
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Centennial Is Discussed For CES Chapter Meeting
Bill Rodley spoke on the centennial celebration and queen contest at the Sunflower chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple. Sheriolyn Leavitt and Phyllis Carter were announced as queen candidates. Mrs. Wayne Taylor and Roy Adams presided as officers. The charter was draped for Kenneth Jones and Emma Simpson. A birthday handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Taylor after the meeting. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rodley
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sheriolyn Leavitt
Phyllis Carter
Wayne Taylor
Roy Adams
Kenneth Jones
Emma Simpson
Roy D. Johnson
W. O. Roberts
H. E
Pattern Add Cents for First Class Mailing
A notice instructs sending thirty five cents in coins for pattern addition and includes mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York with required name address zone and pattern number.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
W. Y
Fairfield Grange Meets at Fairfield School
Fairfield Grange held a Monday meeting at Fairfield School with Robert Johnson presiding. The charter was draped for Mrs. Marie Wheatley, chaplain. Members and guests—Mrs. Luke Lasley, Clyde Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson—sang, and Mrs. Nelle Stevens read a poem. A memorial service is planned for June for past members.
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Fairfield Grange
Fairfield School
Robert Johnson
Marie Wheatley
Luke Lasley
Clyde Russell
Nelle Stevens
St Margaret's Chapter Meets at Grace Episcopal Church
The St Margaret's chapter met Wednesday with Mrs Roy Isham at 191 S Allen. Mrs H W Treglogen assisted and Mrs Isham presided. Devotions on Divine Perspectives were given by Mrs Charles Broadwell. Mrs Joe Hilton led the lesson from The Creative Years. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's
Grace Episcopal Church
Roy Isham
S. Allen
H. W. Treloggen
Isham
Charles Broadwell
Joe Hilton
Robert Geiger
Felix Bouray
W. E. Corn
Lewis
O. A. Klingner
Youthville
Newton
Monte McCune
Benson Hosts Group Five CWF Meeting
Mrs. Robert Wells was elected president at the Group five CWF gathering held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Albert Benson. Other officers include Mrs. Jack Parkins as vice president and Mrs. Gene DunaWay as secretary, with Mrs. Duane Moyer as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wells
CWF
Albert Benson
S. Wilson
Jack Parkins
Gene Duna- Way
Duane Moyer
Fred Taylor
Marion Wise
Wells
Ed Offenbacker
First Methodist WSCS Circles Hold Meetings Across Groups
Mrs. Robert Rader hosted Ruth circle at 414 W Elm with poems, devotions, a joy themed skit, and dessert. Adah and Esther circles met at other homes with devotions, lessons, and guest speakers. Martha and Orpha circles gathered for devotions and a Joy themed program, selling clothing for a World Service drive and planning a church luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rader
W. Elm
Ruth
WSCS
First Methodist Church
al Thompson
R. M. Cooper
Mmes
Floyd Hall
Seth Farwell
C. V. McCune
Thompson
Chanel Welsey Garrett
Rader
John Fisher
Myrtle Swiler
Orpha
Lee Embry
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragment
A Chanute Tribune reader asks about seven year itch and marital boredom lasting into a tenth year of marriage. Ann Landers advises not relying on the husband to keep marriage exciting and suggests the wife improve with self care and vitality.
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Ann Landers
Edgey
Ane Landers
Chanute Tribune Artencous
Family Week Observed at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The WMS sponsored an all church member supper honoring National Family Week. The Rev EF M Pearson gave the blessing. Members met in the sanctuary Wednesday night.
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WMS
Grant Avenue
4-H Club News Jolly Jayhawkers Dinner at Kimball School
Members and families attended a basket dinner at Kimball Grade School after a church service. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bernard Smith with Mrs Smith on the club advisory committee. May meeting covered by Steve Olson. Judy Smith acted secretary read April minutes. Mary Kay Smith distributed record book covers. Mrs Lawrence Miller and husband will lead photography project. Paul Cook to lead crop project.
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Jolly Jayhawkers
Kimball Grade School
Bernard Smith
Smith
Steve Olson
Judy Smith
Mary Kay Smith
Lawrence Miller
Paul Cook
Fish and Fowl Lead Weekend Market Specials
The Associated Press reports fish and fowl top weekend specials at many markets with shrimp scallops smelts halibut and frozen varieties for fish and Cornish game hens turkeys frying chickens and ducks for fowl. Beef rib roast remains a peak buy while spring vegetables arrive including peaches cabbage strawberries and squash from multiple regions alongside beans beets carrots corn cucumbers and leafy greens. Bananas grapefruit and oranges stand out among fruits.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Florida
North Carolina
Texas
West Indies
PTA Installation Honors Hutton PTA Leaders
Mrs. Lee Embry presided over the installation at Hutton School with Mrs. Wayne Cooper as president and Mrs. Edward Bill as vice president. Delbert Tolbert led devotions as an all school program was shared with parents. Calvin Cassady’s kindergarten drew the largest parental turnout.
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Lee Embry
PTA Council
Hutton Pta
Hutton School
Wayne Cooper
Edward Bill
William Stevenson
Glenn Kiddoo
Delbert Tolbert
Calvin Cassady
John Nation
PTA
Melvin Franks
Lee Herron
Scout Troops Meet in Murray Hill for Mothers Day Cards
Scout Troop M Brownie Troop 4% gathered Tuesday in Murray Hill school dining room to make Mothers Day cards. They planned a tea before Magic Tunnel closed the meeting. Cub Scouts met at Evangelical United Brethren church annex with den chiefs Douglas Perrin and Craig Brennecke. The flag salute occurred then Mothers Day gifts were wrapped. Lyle Taylor served refreshments as the informal singing closed the session.
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Murray Hill School
Magic Tunnel
Douglas Perrin
Craig Brennecke
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lyle Taylor
Fly control screens with quassia extract method
A house fly deterrent uses a screen coating made from three ounces of quassia extract one ounce of sugar and 30 grams of gum arabic. Applied with a brush the solution attracts flies while remaining harmless to people and animals.
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Cathy Thompson
Mary Lee John
Wilbur Thompson
Erie
Miss Thompson
Outlook Ye Club
Miss John
Shamrock 4-H Club
Dial Tribune
CES
Alice R Brooks
Grange
Mrs. Benson
First Methodist
Carl Bedenbender
W Elm
Esther
Floyd Yahns
W. H. Riley
Earl Wible
Bedenbender
J. Q. Green
Eva Disney
Riley
Martha Circle
Lloyd Dalton
S. Katy
W. Roy Johnson
Paschal Grimes
Dalton
Don Shoe‘maker
L. D. Perry
Howard Hargrove
Ray Inman
Milo Johnson
Robert Cox
Buford Sherbenou
Warner Tiegreen
Blaine Marks
Raymond Volk
Pittsburg
Lew Henry
Ann
Shell
Waikiki
Triearl
Waikek
Tioga Specialty Shop
the Tribune
Olson
Pfitzer
Rutten
Scout News
Hans SF Pgurér
S. Central
Penneys
Dacron
Ima
Brentwood Street
Jersey
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