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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1962

Page

3

Social Calendar for May 1962 at Chanute

Social and community event listings for May 13 to 15 1962 include meetings and activities across Puublic Public Library Santa Fe Women's Federation Mary Martha Guild Alcott PTA Chanute Ladies Encampment Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Duplicate Bridge club St Cecilia Music club Forget-Me-Not HDU Lioness club Wesleyan Service Guild Chanute Gem and Mineral Society Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant Rainbow for Girls LA to B of RT Chanute Textile Paint club with venues at Memorial building Odd Fellows hall Masonic Temple Carpenters hall and churches across Chanute and nearby venues.

Santa Fe Women’s Federation Mary Martha Guild Presbyterian Church Alcott Pta Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows Hall Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga St. Cecilia Music Club Forget-Me-Not Hdu Marvin Fairchild Lioness Club Tom Baughn Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Chanute Gem and Mineral Society Patriarchs Militant Rainbow Masonic Temple Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall

Shower Honors Janice Carlson

Janice Carlson will marry Gerald Jaminska on June 2 and was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ervin Brune at 102 N. Larson. Pink and white umbrellas decorated the event with gifts displayed under an umbrella held by a white stuffed poodle. refreshments followed the theme. Invited guests included George Carlson Howard Earnest A A Baltz Earl Bain Robert Hartel Josie Hibbs James McCollum Marvin Olson Benedict and Harry Steeves with Mrs. Brune assisted by Mrs. Hartel and Mrs. Olson.

Janice Carlson Gerald Jaminska Ervin Brune N. Larson Miss Carlson Mines George Carlson Howard Earnest A. A. Baltz Earl Bain Robert Hartel Josie Hibbs James McCollum Altoona Marvin Olson Benedict Harry Steeves Thayer Brune Hartel Mrs Olson

Bundy Hosts Tioga HD Unit Meeting

Mrs. C. H. Bundy welcomed 14 members and two guests Shelby Wells and Isis Stanfield to the Tioga Home Demonstration unit at 930 S. Central. Mrs. Cheslie McConnell led, lesson on Home Furnishings was by Floyd Naff, and refreshments were served. A June 14 meeting at Koch Bros and a business session at Mrs T. N. Bradford's home were announced.

Tioga C. H. Bundy S. Central Shelby Wells Isis Stanfield Cheslie McConnell Bundy Coffeyville Neosho Memorial Hospital Floyd Naff C. A. Gafney

Home Furnishings Lesson at Leamona Unit Meeting

Leamona Home Demonstration Unit met Thursday afternoon with 14 members and two guests exchanging recipes. Mrs. Reinhardt led the Home Furnishings discussion on decorating space to reflect personal aims, noting six members attended a Coffeyville district meeting. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for June 7 with Mrs. Briley.

Leamona Home Demonstration Unit Kenneth Hasty R. 3 Earl Reinhardt Arnold Summerville Lou D. Reinhardt Coffeyville Harry Briley

TOPS Club Session Reports Weight Loss Progress

TOPS Determinettes met in Sawyer hall with Mrs. Fred Cragg presiding. Eight members reported weight changes, totaling an eight and half pound weekly loss. Mrs. Wilbur Mace presented an article on Curbing Calories in the Kitchen. Anniversary party planned with Mrs. F. L. Gerardy on May 25.

Sawyer Hall Fred Cragg Wilbur Mace F. L. Gerardy

OES Meets At Buffalo For Fortieth Year Observance

Buffalo Bluebird chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic hall with Mr. and Mrs. Dale D. McKinsey presiding. Mrs. Harry Orendorff was introduced as member of the fraternal correspondence committee. Invitations to observe the chapter's 50th anniversary were read from Neodesha and Cherryvale. A Mother’s program featured poems by Mrs. McKensey and Mrs. Wendell Wilhite, and a solo by Mrs. Jim Pringle, with May baskets and cradles for Marilyn and Carolyn McKinsey. May pole decor and floral centerpieces enhanced the social hour hosted by several members.

Buffalo Bluebird Order of the Eastern Star Masonic ‘Hall Dale D. McKinsey Harry Orendorff East Neodesha Cherryvale Marilyn Carolyn McKinsey McKensey Wendell Wilhite Jim Pringle Homer May John States Lula Houston

Dinner Is Feature Of Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary met in the Memorial building for a covered dish dinner Thursday evening. Guests included Girls State delegates Karen Kreider, Myra Kathleen Rose, Judy Kay Wilson, and Andrea Evans. Daisy Jordan presided. May 25 and May 26 were set for Poppy Day. Iva Jones spoke on the Parson district convention. Pam Gray and Marcia Blackston, 1961 Girls State delegates, reported on last year’s activities.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building Karen Kreider Myra Kathleen Rose Judy Kay Wilson Andrea Evans Daisy Jordan Marvin Seefeldt Iva Jones Parsons Pam Gray Marcia Blackston

Sorority Meets in Humboldt for Annual Installation

Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with Mrs. Ralph Lee in Humboldt. Mrs. Jack Haight co hosted. Lee reviewed the club manual and project for the year. Lesson titled The Art of Thinking was presented. Officers installed: Bill Morgan president, Robert Osborn vice president, Ray Hames treasurer, Jim Hatfield recording secretary, Bob Holder corresponding secretary. Exemplar degree awarded to Dean Sutcliffe and Ralph Cox. Next meeting a picnic May 23 with Mrs. Morgan.

Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Ralph Lee Humboldt Jack Haight Lee Bill Morgan Robert Osborn Ray Hames Jim Hatfield Bob Holder Dean Sutcliffe Ralph Cox Morgan

Rural School Pupils Visit in Pittsburg

Forty two Rural school pupils teachers and parents visited Pittsburg on Friday. The group toured Melody Matinee KOAM TV Pittsburg Pottery Pepsi Cola Bottling A Cr ipe Baking and the State Quail Farm. Shorty Pruitt escorted them to Lincoln Park for lunch. Transportation was provided by Allen Kirby Mines Larry Chaney Robert Lopeman Alan Rollow and Jack Coats.

Pittsburg Melody Matinee Koam-Tv Pittsburg Pottery Co Pepsi Cola Bottling Co A. J. Cripe Baking Co State Quail Farm Shorty Pruitt Lincoln Park Allen Kirby Mines Larry Chaney Robert Lopeman Alan Rollow Jack Coats

Merry Mothers Install Officers in Iola

The Merry Mothers club held an installation luncheon Thursday at an Iola restaurant. Mrs. Wayne Huffman presided and announced committees for the coming year. A gift was given to retiring president Mrs. Roy Hawley. Mrs. Dean Bright won the door prize. The annual picnic is set for May 19 at Santa Fe Park.

Merry Mothers Club Wayne Huffman Roy Hawley Dean Bright Santa Fe Park

Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit Meeting Recap

The Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit met Thursday morning with hostess Mrs. Harley Knapp. An invitation to a May 15 picnic in Iola sponsored by the Allen County Mental Health Association was read. Nine members attended the Coffeyville district meeting and the unit earned a standard of excellence award. Membership in the Neosho Memorial Auxiliary was renewed for the year.

Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit Harley Knapp Charles Bidding Iola Allen County Mental Health Association Osawatomie Coffeyville Neosho Memorial Lola Kuykendall Grace Oliver Everett Faulkner Bidding Robert Perry Marion Wise Nola Ellison

David Lloyd Honored On 16th Birthday

David Lloyd was honored on his sixteenth birthday at a home gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Douglas and sons at 2 S. Wilson. Guests included Ray Atkins and family, the Rev. Willard Lloyd, Merita Heath, Sharon Calhoun, Joyce Petty, Sharon Petty, Tiny Shultz, Novella Gentry, Mary Samples, Sheila Samples, Don Damples, Chuck Smith, and Elmo Ross.

David Lloyd Virgil Douglas and S. Wilson Ray Atkins Willard Lloyd Merita Heath Sharon Calhoun Joyce Petty Sharon Petty Tiny Shultz Novella Gentry Mary Samples Sheila Samples Don Damples Chuck Smith Elmo Ross

4-H Club News Shamrock Holds May Meeting at Grady School

Shamrock 4-H Club met May 10 at Grady School with flag salute and roll call. Linda Campbell and Carole LaRue led group singing, and members attended events in Erie on May 9. Yancy Hudson Bill Frederick and Roger Fickel formed the championship 4-H judging team. Hudson placed fourth individually. Plans included attending 4-H Sunday May 25 Shaw Christian church and a hayrack ride, with talks on livestock and gun safety. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. James John.

Tom Bartholomew Grady School Linda Campbell Carole LaRue Nancy Kinne Mary Lee John Erie Yancy Hudson Bill Frederick Shamrock Roger Fickel Shaw Christian Church Anne Anne John James John

Ladies Aid Meeting At Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church

The Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon in a Fellowship hall with Mrs. E. J. Salzman as hostess. Mrs. R. V. Fickel led the opening prayer, roll call, and scripture readings by Mrs. Wendell Brant and Mrs. Leona Tennis. Mrs. A. J. Elliott gave devotions "Our Hands." Cards were signed for ill friends. closing prayer followed. Refreshments served to 15.

Earlton Ladies Aid Evangelical United Brethren Church E. J. Salzman R. V. Fickel Wendell Brant Leona Tennis A. J. Elliott

Mrs Smith Presents Lesson for Class at Church Gathering

The Ladies' Willing Workers of the Church of God met Thursday evening in the church dining room with Mrs Reba Gillion as hostess. Mrs Pete Smith gave the Mothers lesson while Mrs Joe Bailey led the business session. Secret pal gifts were exchanged and 17 members plus guest Mrs Amanda Sparks enjoyed refreshments.

Church of God Reba Gillihan Pete Smith Joe Bailey Amanda Sparks

Polish Girl Placed in Special English Class in Dade County

In Miami Florida a Polish girl in a Dade County school was assigned to a special English class with Cuban refugee peers. Her progress is slow but she now jumps rope and counts Uno dos tres quattro says the teacher. Humboldt hosted Cottage Grove Ladies Aid with Mrs Myrtle Johnson presiding. Nine members and three guests attended.

Miami, Fla Dade County Myrtle Johnson Humboldt Cottage Grove Ladies Aid Glen Strack Mmes Robert Lopeman Mabel Pons William Baird

Erie eighth graders tour Erie High orientation day

An orientation program at Erie High School introduced eighth grade graduates to the campus courses and activities. Students from McMinimy to Sauter learned about guidance services, tests were administered, and the event was organized by Superintendent Robert Krieger and elementary principal William Zink.

Erie McMinimy Clara Woosley Charles Sauter Mamie Ach Richardson I. L. Lock Vaughn Ashcraft James Draper T. E. Archer Robert Krieger William Zink Clyde Lock Joe Lock Joyce Upland Calif Richard Lock Stillwater Okla Nona Lewis Miami H. E. McCarthy Granite City, Ill Earl Johnson Parsons Ola Lock Ivan Lock Milton Anderson Giles Whitworth Arlie Lock Ralph

Elsmore Faculty Attend Teachers Association Meeting

Elsmore locals report Elsmore-Mr and Mrs Olaf Olson visiting from California. Allen County Teachers Assn meeting in Iola attended by Elsmore faculty. High school competes in MVS track meet at Pittsburg with Richard Ard winning 880, Ard second in bets, Winans second in shot, Hawkinson third in high jump, and Ard paired in piano and relay events. Home economics class displays garments and menu planning for end of term. Mrs Virgil Moody teaches home economics. E M Dyson recently re entered Neosho Memorial Hospital after illness.

Elsmore Olaf Olson California Allen County Teachers Assn Iola Winans Janet Hand Ard Jack Dunlap Jene Hudson Virgil Moody E. M. Dyson Neosho Memorial Hospital

Local Community Notes Highlight School Trips and Local Changes

Mrs. Whitney Rooney underwent surgery at Fort Scott hospital. Mrs. H. B. Rooney of Satanta stays with the family. Deloris Orton and sophomore girls cook for faculty and board members and families. James Daniels bought the Elsmore Cafe. The senior class, with Carl Otto and Mrs. John Hill, took a sneak trip visiting Memphis Tennessee and Branson Missouri. Scout activities include Boy Scouts and Cubs attending the Iola exposition with leaders.

Whitney Rooney Fort Scott Hospital H. B. Rooney Satanta Deloris Orton Ies James Daniels Elsmore Carl Otto John Hill Memphis Tenn Branson, Mo

Loyal Women class meets with Mrs Mabel Rausch

Thayer event notes 14 members attended with Mrs Ralph Robertson leading the lesson and Mrs Cal Graham leading singing. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be with Mrs Charles Dougherty.

Mary Jolley Kansas City Charley Payne Elliott Christian Church Wayne Dougherty Verlene Shepard Strucker Wayne Harrington Donald Gardena Calif Joe Burt

Local Serviceman sails from France amid Army service

Spec 4 Kenneth M. Pierce, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pierce, departs France for the United States after a three year Army enlistment with two years overseas in the 55th Transportation Co. He is to be discharged.

Kenneth Pierce N. Evergreen Kenneth M. Pierce France United States Army 55Th Transportation Co

Mrs W J Althaber Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Helen M Althaber 54 of 11 S Lafayette died this morning after an extended illness. Wife of City Commissioner W J Althaber. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Roy S Gibson Funeral Home with Dr Fred Shaw and Rev William T Hunt officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.

W. J. Althaber W. J Helen M. Althaber S. Lafayette Althaber Roy S. Gibson Fred Shaw William T. Hunt First Presbyterian Church Elmwood Cemetery

Pringle Ranch Receives 1961 Kansas Beef Award

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pringle attended Feeders' Day in Manhattan and Mrs. Pringle joined Cow Belles executive board dinner. Pringle ranch was one of 22 honored with certificate and plaque for 1961 Kansas Beef Production, sponsored by the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce with Kansas State University extension service. The Pringles visited daughter Diana, a K-State student, during the weekend events.

Yates Center W. J. Pringle Manhattan

Kimball Grade School year closes with events and goodbyes

The Kimball Grade School finished its year on May 2 with a basket supper and student musical numbers. Eighth graders Esther Clements Jolene Hodgden Juanita Allen Douglas Harding Darrell Hull and Lonnie Ott receive diplomas May 19 in Erie. Community members and students attended various gatherings as locals hosted visitors and held showers and dinners. The district also said farewell to Mrs Darlene Johnson and family as they moved to Chanute.

Kimball Erie Esther Clements Jolene Hodgden Juanita Allen Douglas Harding Darrell Hull Lonnie Ott Homer Wiman Bill Stitzel Frank Smith Raymond Sharp George Simmons Susan Joe Jewel Clements Esther Mary Ellen Jack Ellett Chanute Joint Rural High School Wayne Harding Mission Covenant Church Elmer Owen Lydia Owen Nettie Johnson Harry More Brenda Kirkpatrick Leon Corbett LeRoy Lester Ronald Olson Glen Lowe Hepler Merriel Hibbs Ed Brown Wichita Hibbs Charles Bradley Homer Romine George Adolfs Kimball Eub Kimball Supper Club Kimball Grade School Darlene Johnson Ricky Jeffry Bryan Rose Ann

Benedict Community WSCS Guest Day and Local Visits

Benedict and nearby towns show busy social scene with a Fredonia WSCS guest day drawing Clara Benedict Ruth Good Bertha Farwell Julia Elder Edna Hoffman Leota Reed. Attendance numbers at church school and worship service recorded plus vacations and travels of local families.

City changes sign on downtown refuse bins to trash

Street Department officials in Colorado Springs decided to replace labels on downtown refuse bins from litter to trash. A worker reported observing a woman mailing a letter in the box marked Litter, prompting the change.

Colorado Springs Colo

Daily Transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals

Hospital admissions yesterday include Mrs. Ralph Boaz Mrs. Clara Williams Mrs. Ray Walsh Steve Finley Verna Lou Bostwick Sherman Walkley Elsie Norton Dareld Peterson with several surgeries listed Dismissals yesterday include Robert Berry Mrs Ted Ahlers Everett Perkins and others Dismissals today include several individuals plus an Ottawa traffic citation list notes building permit issued for a garage with estimated cost of $600

Ralph Boaz S. Plummer Clara Williams Yates Center Ray Walsh S. Lincoln Steve Finley R. 1 Verna Lou Bostwick W. Main Sherman Walkley Earlton Elsie Norton S. Highland Dareld Peterson Petrolia Robert Berry Ted Ahlers S. Kansas Everett Perkins Humboldt Roosevelt Owens and Son N. Evergreen Vernon Wiles and Son Chester Yockey W. 1St Wann Brookshire Marvin Christiansen S. Gretchen Clyde Lowe Ethel Reno Clarence Williams Larry Kepley Robert Lopeman

Local Social Roundup From Savonburg and Nearby

Gladys Nelson led Junior Missionary Society at Friends Home church. Mrs. Marie Albert of Pittsburg visited Earl and Mrs. Albert. Calls came from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopkins of Girard and others. O. D. Lantz of Kansas City visited Olive Hinkley. Trips included Mrs. Mattie Daniels to Rockford Illinois. Linda Rice and Donald Elder wedding reception at Leanna Christian church.

Savonburg Gladys Nelson Friends Home Church Junior Missionary Society Marie Albert Pittsburg Earl Albert Charles Hopkins Girard FE. O. Olson Parsons Verle Rice Linda Rice Donald Elder Leanna Christian Church O. D. Lantz Kansas City Olive Hinkley Charles Hinkley Fort Scott Mattie Daniels Rockford, Il Janey Cumming Wanda Bennett Hutchison Wendell Parsons Shery Ann Tom Brake Liberal Keith Baker Fred Percival Joe Harlow Harold Lynsky Bob Breithaup Marc Wichita Roy Singer

History professor contrasts country and city dogs in Charleston

North Carolina history professor Dr Frank W Ryan told Charleston newsmen that country dogs run in streets while city dogs walk on sidewalks. He argued high school graduates lack broad historical background and misapply historical perspective.

Chattanooga North Carolina Charleston W. Va Ken Pauley Frank W. Ryan Univer

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