Mothers Host Junior Club Meeting Festival Theme
Mothers and new members attended the Junior St. Cecilia Music Club in Memorial Building for a Festival of Music evening. Barbara Wilson presided. O H Cunningham installed officers John Boydston, Larry Harris, Laura Redden, Carol Lindquist, Claudette Judy. New members listed. Hymn of the Month by Judy Kirkpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Barbara Wilson
O. H. Cunningham
John Boydston
Larry Harris
Laura Lee Redden
Carol Lindquist
Claudette Judy
Miss Wilson
Betsy Hunt
Jean Kirkpatrick
Judy Jordan
Phyllis Shook
Jesus
Miss Kirkpatrick
Miss Hunt
Eugene Goosens
Playera
Granados
Kew
Deis
Love Thee
Edvard Grieg
Mancy Donaldson
Siciliene
Maria-Theresia Paradis
Valcik
Mokreys
Scarlatti- Podolsky
Carpenter
Mary Kay Hargrove
Faure
Anonymous
Rosemary Nation
Bette Poor
Bauerntanz
Rudolph Ganz
Griffes
Alice McCune
Gary Herlocker
Sharon Shively
Howard McMurray
Easy Sundress Pattern Promotes Flattering Fit
Half size sewing guide by Alice Brooks sells pattern 7196 for 14 to 24 sizes with neckline and flare skirt, trimmed with embroidery. Tissue pattern transfers included. Catalogue 1995 offers knitting crochet embroidery tron-ons toys and more. Order 25 cents for copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Pattern add cents for each pattern for first class mailing
Send thirty five cents in coin fee this pattern add cents for each pattern for first class mailing to Joe Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept Lif West 18th Rt New York New York Print plating NAMF. ADDRESS with zone size and style number.
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Chanute Tribune
Arte Dept. P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
U. S
Joe Marian Martin
N.Y
Mother Daughter Dinner Featured by WSWS at Church
The Womens Society of World Service hosted a spring lavender and white dinner at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs. Frank Percy opened the event while Mrs. Everett Oliver led the Christian homes lesson. Musical acts included violin and clarinet numbers by Susan Griffiths Carol Durham and Sharon Burker and a piano piece. Nicki Jeanne McGuire attended.
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Womens Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Percy
Everett Oliver
God
Susan Griffiths
Carol Durham
Sharon Burker
Judy Oliver
Elmer Oliver
Nicki Jeanne McGuire
Youth Music Club Delights Parents at Memorial Building
St Cecilia Youth Music Club entertained parents and new members with a program of piano solos, dances, and ballet. Karen Earnest gave the welcome. new officers were installed by Mrs. D A Finney and Barbara Balch became president. Guests enjoyed a district festival set list and refreshments were provided by a committee led by Carol Shook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Youth Music Club
Memorial Building
Karen Earnest
Raymond York
Howard Earnest
J. O. Adams
St. Cecilia Music Club
D. A. Finney
Barbara Balch
MacDowell
Freddy Primmer
Sicilienne
Paradis
Patty Bell
Beethoven- Barth
Huss
Carolyn Loveall
Bach-Foote
Donne Lou Moon
Dorothy Haines
Jack Kensinger
Mendelssohn
LaForge
Evelyn Dormois
Guest Day Feature By Nob Hill Club
Nob Hill hosted a Guest Day at Mrs. Rolla Wal drip's home with eight members. Guests included Mines Jack Dover Ode Toon George Dunn Guy Rush and Misa Pamela Newton. President Mrs. W. R. Burks welcomed attendees and gave a club history. Next meeting with Mrs. John Kenzie on June 9.
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Nob Hill
Rolla Waldrip
Mines
Jack Dover
Ode Toon
George Dunn
Guy Rush
Misa Pamela Newton
W. R. Burks
L. E. Norman
Aecord
Paul Harris
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Charlies Newton
Burks
Norman
John Kenzie
Social Calendar May 11 1955 Dinner for Veterans Auxiliary
Social calendar notes an informal deuce at 9 30 p m with Mr and Mrs Bill Peters chairing the United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Memorial Building. Dinner planned in the evening.
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Bill Peters
Alcott Study Group Holds Picnic Lunch
Rainy weather forces the Alcott Study group to meet for a closing picnic lunch with Mrs. C. G. Ranabargar at 1019 N. Forest in place of Highland Park. Grace was said by Mrs. W. T. Warren. Eighteen members and six children attended.
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Alcott Study Group
C. G. Ranabargar
N. Forest
Highland Park
Grace
W. T. Warren
Lawrence Coble Weds Emmett Coble at Parsons First Baptist
Norma Lee Lawrence of Parsons wed Emmett Frank Coble of Humboldt in a May 1 ceremony at the First Baptist church Parsons. The double ring rite featured gladiolas and candelabra with music by Evelyn Pilkington and George Dove. The couple resides at 423 W Main.
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Norma Lee Lawrence
Bertha Lawrence
Stephen Lawrence
Parsons
Emmett Frank Coble
R. E. Coble
Humboldt
John E. Schwensen
First Baptist Church
Evelyn Pilkington
George Dove
Marvin Lawrence
Lee
Summit
Betty Fincannon
Roy Ellis
Iola
Sheryl Lawrence
Mrs. Lawrence
Yvonne Coble
Jeannie Lawrence
Humboldt High School
Austin
Lismore
Navy
Montgomery Ward Co
Chanute
Rochelle Murray Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. Lloyd Butler hosted a party at her home 612 N Forest Tuesday night for her daughter Rochelle Murray on her 10th birthday. Guests included Judy Carl Loi Kaufman Joyce Kaufman Peggy Dormois Sharon Lacey Marsha Moore Sandra Carter Mary Key Hasty Sheila Rankin Carl Morris Linda Shurtz Cheryl Cox Cheryl Butler David Cooper Danny Butler Connie Koepping and Doug Koepping with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Butler
N. Forest
Rochelle Murray
Jilion Koepping
Mabel Spafford
Iola
Judy Carl
Loi
Joyce Kaufman
Peggy Dormois
Sharon Lacey
Marsha Moore
Sandra Carter
Mary Key Hasty
Sheila Rankin
Carl Morris
Call for security found in science text
The piece notes that people seek security in thought and mentions the Christian Science textbook as a source offering reassurance and guidance in troubling times. It reflects gratitude from readers who report finding comfort and protection through its teachings.
Mull Nelson chosen for Girls State at Lawrence
Marilyn Mull and Nancy Nelson were chosen to attend Girls State at Lawrence in June, announced by Mrs. Lloyd Dalton at a American Legion auxiliary meeting. The auxiliary chorus performed two numbers, and the group planned to sing at the Topeka department convention May 20. A vote authorized sending 15 dollar coupon books to Wichita Veterans Hospital for canteen purchases. Poppy Day was slated for May 21 with Mrs. P. B. Darlington as chair.
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Marilyn Mull
Nancy Nelson
Girls State
Lawrence
American Legion Auxiliary
Lloyd Dalton
Heather
Margaret Hollenshead
James A. Butin
Topeka
John Nation
Veterans Hospital
Wichita
P. B. Darlington
Robert Koch
Dorcas Circle Presents The Fruits of the Spirit Play
Dorcas circle presented the play The Fruits of the Spirit at Colfax Mission Circle meeting held Wednesday afternoon in the church. Mrs Hugo Larson the retiring president led the session and Rev Norman F Blosat the pastor was in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Circle
Colfax Mission Circle
Hugo Larson
Norman F. Blosat
Formal Afternoon Tea Etiquette and Greetings
A hostess greets guests with a handshake during a formal afternoon tea. The piece notes Ruth hosts devotions before serving ments and emphasizes not worrying about dress, focusing on courteous welcome and proper reception practices.
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Ruth
Hart
Han
Mrs King Hosts Rural Homemakers Meeting
Rural Homemakers HD unit gathered Thursday at Mrs E J King home with 11 members and nine children present. Ernst Kepley led business. 10 dozen cancer dressings were turned in. Lessons on laundering wool blankets were given by Hugh Breiner and Melton Sterling. Mary Hole shared Japan items from her son. door prize went to Mrs Harold Drury. Next meeting set for March 19 at Rural school to make cancer dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. King
Ernest Kepley
Hugh Breiner
Melton Sterling
Nathan Hole
Japan
Mary Hole
Breiner
Marguerite Grannemann
Mmes
Virgil Sexton
Warren Wilkins
Vernon Diedel
Harold King
Harold Drury
Obsolete Etiquette on Table Setting and Attire
The Q and A discuss proper conduct for meals and events. Two or three spoons laid tosswise above a plate are incorrect today. For an afternoon function a woman should wear the simplest day dress suitable for the occasion.
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Aoman
First Girl in 400 Years in Melville Line
Newport Kentucky Charles Melville Jr. reports his granddaughter, born yesterday in Fort Thomas, is the first Melville girl in over four centuries. A genealogical survey supports the claim, confirming the longstanding male lineage.
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Newport, Ky
Charles Melville Jr
Melville
Charles Melville III
Fort Thomas
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Mothers
Elaine Strack
Sharon Umbarger
Muffet Truitt
Sandra Nicewaner
Nancy Donaldson
Barbara Ellis
Susan Francis
Rita Rae Cunningham
Sue Anne Wendeln
Milton, McKenzie
Cunningham
W. H. McMurray
Marian Martin
Nob Hill Club
Dance
N. Highland
Spring Coats
F. Main
Lawrence Coble
Mr. and Mrs. Coble
Science and Health
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Reading Room
N. Forest, Chanute
Mrs. King S
The
Truitt
N. Steuben
Edith Rideau Normelli
Junior Spring Musicale
Federation Room Memorial Bldg
RCA Estate
Pearlwick
L'Nolfum
Royal Haeger Pottery
T.V
Wanda
Main
Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
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