Ruth Shannon Leads BPW Installation Ceremony
Ruth Shannon presided over the 1960-61 BPW officers installation at Tioga Hotel assisted by Mrs. Nelle Stevens. Dr. Margaret Wolf led the chorus with Mrs. Marie Gibson Jed group singing. Dinner for 28, resignation of Mrs. Gladys Beck announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Shannon
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tioga Hotel
Nelle Stevens
Margaret Wolf
Marie Gibson Jed
Dave Petterson
Getta Geeding
Gladys Beck
Maxine Koch
Petterson
Guest Artists Highlight Humboldt Music Club Day
The Humboldt Music Club held its annual Guest Day at the Presbyterian church with Barbara Rondelli soprano Max Plummer pianist and Thomas Lisenbee trumpeter all from Pittsburg. About 85 attendees enjoyed spring floral decor tea ice cream and a program led by Mrs. Finney with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Humboldt Music Club
Presbyterian Church
Barbara Rondelli
Max Plummer
Thomas Lisenbee
Pittsburg
Mmes. George Works
Jack Works
Benjamin Barfoot
A. L. Googins
Glen Shook
Frederic C. Hiller
Jerry Hamm
Covered Dish Dinner For ACT Council And Auxiliary
A covered dish dinner was served to 25 ACT Council and Auxiliary members Wednesday in Carpenters hall. Auxiliary members prepared scrapbooks for sick children while the council held its regular meeting. Reports were given by officers and delegates from the Grand Session in Hutchinson. The Council will meet at 7 p.m. June 8 in Carpenters hall.
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ACT Council
Auxiliary
Carpenters Hall
Hutchinson
Social Calendar Friday May 13 1960
Rainbow Home Demonstration unit led by Mrs C S Eckard meets 1:30 p.m at 306 N Garfield. Wilson class at First Methodist church features quilting and sewing at 10 a.m. Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel Pine Room 1:15 p.m. Hobby club at Maple Leaf 2 p.m. Senior Citizens luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Miriam Circle of Rebekah Lodge hosted by Mrs Eugene Oyler 609 St Ashby with Past Noble Grands guests 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Home Demonstration Unit
C. S. Eckard
N. Garfield
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Pine Room
E! Tioga
Maple Leaf
Federation Room
Miriam Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Eugene Oyler
St. Ashby
Noble Grands Club
NEWEST LINENS
Alice Brooks promotes new linens and simple embroidery with varied colors and patterns. The Chanute Tribune hosts House Hold Arts Dept offering transfer patterns and mail order info. A 1960 Needlecraft Book advert adds three free patterns and more craft ideas with a 25 cent offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Kenneth Lassman Is Celebrated At Lake Party
A family gathering and ham burger fry at Elsmore Lake honored Kenneth Lassman who turned two. Guests included the Lassman family from Chanute Humboldt and Chanute plus Irvin Lassman and others. The Irvin Lassmans hosted the party at 1110 N Evergreen with a second group attending last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsmore Lake
Kenneth Lassman
Fred W. C. Lassman
Robert Brinkman
Patricia
Paula
Steven
Ben Willhite
Vanonia
Humboldt
Irvin Lassman
Lynda
Diane
Kenneth
Chanute
Irvin Lassmans
N. Evergreen
Walter Doepke
Ernest Bomberger
Scott
Glen Doepke
David
Laura
Lassman
Dolores Wulf Betrothed to Thomas Bragg in USC Romance
Dolores Wulf daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter H Wulf of Humboldt announces engagement to Thomas Bragg son of the late Mr and Mrs G Lawson Bragg of Sylvania Ga. Miss Wulf a USC senior also attended St Johns College Winfield member of Sigma Phi Mu and Gamma Delta Bragg a USC graduate with four years Air Force service member of Phi Sigma Kappa Psi Chi and Clariosophic Literary Society The ceremony date is August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Wulf
Humboldt
Dolores
Thomas Bragg
G. Lawson Bragg
Sylvania
Wulf
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
St John's College
Winfield
Sigma Phi Mu
Gamma Delta
Bragg
University of South Carolina
Air Force
Phi Sigma Kappa
Phi Sigma Kappa, Social Fraternity
Psi Chi
Honorary Psychology Fraternity
Clariosophic Literary Society
Eastern Star
Electa
Sunflower Chapter
F. D. Clopine
Neal Munger
Carl Kerwitz
Harold Cox
Lee Lathrom
Sub Debs Plan Spring Rush at Club Meeting
Mary Casey hosted 33 Sub Debs members and sponsor Mrs. Robert Williams. Joan Ashley leads spring rush duties with Janice Brown Nancy Sparks and Kay Blair assisting. Invitations by Judy Bower and Carol Barnhart. Meetings include rushing rules with President Mary Truitt and Donna Shoemaker. May 16 picnic at Santa Fe Park at 6 30 PM. Pledge dance set for August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Casey
S. Central
Robert Williams
Joan Ashley
Janice Brown
Nancy Sparks
Kay Blair
Judy Bower
Carol Barnhart
Mary Truitt
Lesses
Donna Shoemaker
Jennifer Jordan
Roma Turner
Jane Wallingford
Kathy Overbay
Santa Fe Park
Home Demonstration Week Guest Day at Kimball Grade School
Stark Grant unit observed National Home Demonstration Week with a Friday Guest Day at Kimball Grade School. Henry Watkins discussed the UNESCO trip to Mexico with Bert Simmons and the Bohlanders in photos. Mrs Bohlander is a Grant unit member. Coffee cocoa and cookies were served to 41 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Grant Home
Kimball
Henry Watkins
Mexico
Bert Simmons
Charles Bohlander
Bohlander
Grant Unit
Willing Workers 4-H Club Photography Meeting
Ten members and three leaders attended the Willing Workers 4-H Club photography project at Hillcrest school. Mrs. Joe Goltry led the lesson as Harold Stroud guided a tour of the high school lab at 3 p.m. A group picture demonstration by Harry Guy followed and several photos were taken. The next meeting is set for May 24 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers
Willing Workers 4-H
Hillcrest School
Joe Goltry
Harold Stroud
Harry Guy
Marian Martin Pattern 9333 Women Size 48
Celery crisp cotton shanting with button-tab detail above a tapered skirt. Sleeveless or short sleeves. four sleeve version available. Pattern 9333 for sizes 34 to 48 with yardage and mailing instructions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Leroy Halsted Leads Coin Club Auction
Leroy Halsted led a coin club auction at the Neosho Valley Coin Club meeting in the Memorial Building. Twenty eight members and guests attended as Mrs. R. J. Hayes presided and plans were announced to attend the Greater Ozarks Coin Show in Joplin this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Halsted
Neosho
Miss Wheatley Feted at Shower
Peggy Wheatley bride elect of Roger D. Black of Fredonia was honored at a Monday evening bridal shower hosted by Diana Turner and Carol Shook at the Turner home. Guests included family and friends listed, with coffee and mints served. An advertisement notes Wall Plaques Pictures and Gift Items at Johnson Bros. Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Wheatley
Roger D. Black
Fredonia
Diana Turner
Carol Shook
Turner Home
Miss Wheatley
J. J. Wheatley
Chester Black
Mmes
G. T. Wheatley
Ronald Sutcliffe
Clinton Turner
Glen Shook
S. L. McMillen
Fred Gifford
Larry Young
Jo Ellen Wheatley
Jerry Weigert
Sandra Hoyer
Dixie Turner
Suzie Biele
Nancy Harris
Dee Ann Tabor
Audrey Zimmerman
Kathy Overby
Johnson Bros. Furniture
Methodists End Season with New Circles Planned
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist church held its final season meetings. New circles and leaders will be chosen in June. Esther circle met at Mrs. Harold McNeal's with 20 members and a guest. Devotions and lessons were led by various members, and gifts were exchanged. Additional circles met for luncheons and lessons at multiple homes with 13 to 21 participants and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Esther
Harold McNeal
S. Edith
Howard Jenkins
W .F. Corn
Rebekah Circle
Frank Wagner
Floyd Yahns
Warren Sperry
Horizontal Lounging Is Informal and Provocative
Dear Ann Landers answers readers about casual entertaining in a home, noting modern floor lounging as provocative but suggesting getting people back in chairs. A widow in her 50s asks about dating a 64 year old and marriage timing, with guidance to pursue a permanent relationship or move on. A couple argues over anniversaries and asks for arithmetic clarity, and a note invites readers to send questions with stamped return envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Fairchilds to Be Honored at Santa Fe Park Dinner
Mr and Mrs Daniel Fairchild of Zillah Washington will be honored at a basket dinner Sunday noon in the North Shelter House of Santa Fe Park Friends and relatives are invited. Tired of tossed salad try orange pieces with a Roquefort dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Fairchild
Zillah. Wash
North Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Roast beef revival hits markets with varied cuts
The Associated Press reports a brief comeback of roast beef in supermarkets and neighborhood groceries this week. Markets offer cuts from chuck roast to sirloin tip steaks at low prices, with deals around 49 cents per pound in the New York area.
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New York Mere
Tan
Beef and produce prices show mixed trends in 1960 midweek markets
Department of Agriculture officials say better beef supplies remain ample but summer fall outlook is uncertain. Frying chickens are featured with prices up 2 to 12 cents a pound in some areas. Lettuce, asparagus, spinach, and fruits like bananas and oranges are highlighted as bargains in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Atlantic
Midwest
Department of Agriculture
East
Far West
North Carolina
Louisiana
Etiquette Question On Opening Guest Gifts
A reader asks if opening a guest’s gift at dinner is appropriate when another guest arrived empty handed. The guidance suggests opening the gift to avoid awkwardness and embarrassment, since a gift is not required but can be graciously acknowledged.
Scout News Den 2 Pack 3 Meet at Den Mother’s Home
Den 2 and Pack 3 gathered Monday at the home of den mother Mrs. Warren Babcock at 611 North Steuben. The meeting centered on Scouting activities and future troop plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
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Alice Boecker
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Miss Shannon
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Miss Eaton
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Goldie Arnett
Mae Wheeler
Ed F. Peterson
Mamie Hayes
Lou Lucas
Louise Cole
Sallie Decker
Marcella la Salle
Grace Drake
Hazel Slane
Marie Galt
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Livingston
Etta Wheeler
Elizabeth Cooper
Nina Knetzer
Belle Milby
Council
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Jim Babcock
Rex Babcock
OES
the Tribune
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
Coin Club
Methodists
F. L. Burtle
Buford Fisher
W. A Woodring
Rollie Hydern
Felix Bouray
Edith
H. Bundy
Lewis Taylor Jr
L. Warhurst
Cindy
Rhonda
Lee Embry
Orpah
Floyd Hall
Kate Sims
Paola
Jesus
Ben Morgan
Dave Chickadonz
Ruth Circle
A. J. Bertram
S. Evergreen
A. G. Stone
Charles Freeland
James Boerwinkle
Robert Briley
al Thompson
Charles Day
C. G. Shippy
Dell Reed
S. Highland
Elizabeth Circle
Utha Turley
Reed
Dick Purdy
J.T
Dodo
Ann
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Associated Press
U.S.D.A. Choice
Hale
Arkansas
Atkins Fency
Brotton Laundry
Puecsi
Focal Financial Institution
Senta Fe
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