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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1956

Page

3

Music Program Shines at Junior Club Festival

The Junior Club hosts a music festival with bright performances by members and guests. John Boydston presided with Laur He read Tevision while Craig Berry delivered poems. New officers and structure were announced, honoring ten years of service and naming Mrs Cunningham as chair.

St. Cecilia Gui Withaa John Boydston Presitud Laur Hee Craig Berry I. c M. Wickard Naesaeeat Palmer Forslund Pewssijett Ny Cenior Club Annoy Eddie Eee Cangeie Mire Mary Nation Judy Clee Bina Patton Joe Prathe Pat Py Flonnie Poor Kareg ‘ Rains Miss Sheet Mina Leif Nelson Baitti Mrs. Cunningham Wa Gumdberg Mike Sparks Voral Selee Man Teeeneans Tite Mraca Seine Patani Frott Reoten Jona Roydston Vray Osa Jeck Kensinger

Westland Social Calendar and Church Notices

Community social calendar lists a Wesleyan Service church event and a Methodist service at Temple with dinners and gatherings. Includes Circle 35 Grant Ave activities and local religious services at Ginson and Christian church locations.

Wesleyan Service Church Temple Tom Tao Patracians Christian Hervice Ginson Rele & Oretes

Miriam Circle Makes Friday Service At Eastburn

Miriam Circle meeting opened with Mrs. William Piles and Mrs. Rebekah Joie presiding. Mmes. Ora Ritson and Hazel Cox delivered devotions and fresh meats were served by Ralph Burghart, Gene Oyler, and Maines.

William Piles Ebbie Grand Rebekah Joie Miriam Weety Belle Milby Peewee Mmes Ora Ritson Eastburn Hazel Ethel Cox Ralph Burghart

Rainbow Oniy Meets Fargo Event Note

An OCR fragment mentions an event titled Rainbow Oniy Meets Fargo with references to Parsons and Kemmerer. The text is garbled, but hints at a May 2 date and recreation courses or sessions labeled by Coffee gag Gesess Course Were SETVeg. The readable entities are limited and no clear outcome or location is stated.

Fargo Parsons Kemmerer

Wilson Hostess Meeting With Charles Finney

The next hostess meeting is planned with Charles Finney. The note mentions Craw mrt Just Piece 37 and a prune reference, with limited readable details.

Charles Finney Craw

Beach Is Honored By White Shrine

Beach is honored at a 7 o'clock dinner in Tioga hotel honoring Beach, elected to lead White Shrine of Jerusalem. About 70 attendees from Golden Shrine No. 8 and guests, including Mrs Beach and family, Mrs Bogc, Mrs Wiyson, and Noble Prophetess Amy Dantsey. A short skit and songs followed with Hazel Slane at the piano.

Don ¢, Beacy Shepherds Jerusalm Tioga Hotel Guendeg Golden Shrine Beach Ot F. Bogc W. EB. Wiyson Amy Husband Chris Dantsey Tulsa Sheltoy D. Prope Hazel Slane NofMaygoley Parsons Papas Eric Walnut Jola Byymbodeye God Yates Center Melvig, Wilsom Yatchman

Janet Splang Honored On Third Birthday

Mrs. John Splane hosts a Saturday afternoon party at 504 N Kansas for her daughter Janet turning three. Attendants include family members and friends such as Mrs. Raymond Kern, Linda Brown, Debra, Kathy Kern, and Stevie Kern. A birthday cake, balloons, and favors were served at the gathering.

John Splane Kansas Janet Splane Raymond Kern D. F. Brown Linda Brown J. H_ gplane Guy Sammy D R. Neely Connie Nancy Picky Danny Paygman Debra Kathy Ygpyneth Kern Stevie Mis Boyd Bogle Linda Gale Robert Kern Junigg Candy Lois Kern Ithethop Bug Gary Mike Myers Exignore Lake Farlingtol

Visitors Headed West After Extended Visits

Visitors from Lawrence and nearby towns traveled by train and car for family reunions and planned trips. Mr. Ruby yjiggans left Friday for BelliBham Washington after a two month stay with Mrs. Mary Lyons and relatives. Others hosted guests including Mr and Mrs J F Borgson and Mr and Mrs Roy Gildert. W A Hoofnagle plans a San Diego trip with D W Watson family for about six weeks.

Ruby Yjiggans BelliBham Wash Mary Lyons Priest Jyeyken Lawrence Pong Beach Riverside California Moshil J. F. Borgson Gene Moore Janice

Scout News Den 4 Pack 4 Cup Scouts Meet at Mrs Herman’s

Six scouts gathered at Mrs. Herman’s home for Den 4 Pack 4 Cup. They learned to tie knots, apply tape, and throw a rope as part of the lesson.

Herman Janeen Ans Gore Ro

Cubs Honor Mothers With Party At Den 2 Pack 9

Cubs from Den 2 Pack 9 held a Mother's Day party at Mrs. Omer Kern's home 617 S Steuben. Russ Carpenter their den chief and Mrs. Janzen served refreshments while Bill y Janzen kept buckskin. mothers received gifts from the Cub Scouts.

jCubs Russ Carpenter Janzen Billy Janzen Buckskin Cub Omer Kern S. Steuben

Wright Brothers Vows at Tulsa Church

Mary Carolyn Wright and John Orville Brothers Jr. wed at Wheeling Avenue Christian Church in Tulsa with Rev. Edmund F. Miller officiating. The ceremony featured lace gowns, daisies and gladiolus, and a cascade bouquet, with a bridal party in pale yellow gowns.

Loyd Sparks Tulsa Mary Carolyn Wright John Orville Brothers Jr John Orville Brothers Dale Jordan Fof Lavonburg Lavelle Jordan Wheeling Avenue Christian Church Edmund F. Miller Howard, Maher Joseph O'Bar Mr. Sparks Judy Luttrell Maid of Honor Betty Brothers Claudine Eby Ann Blanks McAlester Paul Hinch

Reception at Mayo Hotel Hosts Among Out-of-Town Guests

Ushers seated guests including Mrs Eunice Nyman of Lavenburg and Mrs Daisy Jordan of Cha nute with Mr and Mrs Scott Wright of Thayer and Harry Cox of Elsmore. Mr and Mrs Sparks hosted a reception at the Mayo Hotel.

Eunice Nyman Lavenburg Daisy Jordan Chanute Scott Wright Thayer Harry Cox Elsmore Sparks Mayo Hotel

Mrs. Weis Hosts Four Square Unit Meeting

The Four Square HD unit met at Mrs. Howard Weis home with fifteen members and four visitors. Mrs. Anderson was elected president to replace Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Weis was chosen vice president. The group planned to aid the hospital project and will meet again with Mrs. Bark on June 7.

H. M. Clemens Clif Crawford Four Square HD Howard Weis Clark Anderson Otho York Janice Fisher Connie Anderson Freddie Moore Anderson Oren Johnson Weis William Hutchinson R. O. Bark

Aid Society Hosts Mothers Day Program and Banquet Plans

Mrs. R. R. Miles and Mrs. Cora Haworth hosted the Christian church aid society session in Savonburg. With Mrs. Barsby presiding, devotions and a group singing followed roll call of Bible verses. A mother and son banquet was planned. refreshments were served to 12 members and two guests.

Savonburg R. R. Miles Cora Haworth Aid Society of the Christian Church Miles C. M. Barsby Jessie Parsons Lester Bragg

Etiquette Answers on Buffet Setup and Tea Etiquette

The adviser says place silverware on the buffet table to keep serving areas clear. If tea is served and a guest dislikes it, they should not request coffee unless the hostess offers. otherwise finish the tea. A bride may have both a matron and a maid of honor in a very large formal wedding.

SNAP TO SEW Pattern 9311 Dress for Misses

Marian Martin guide highlights an easy dress pattern 9311 with simple diagram and minimal parts. It lists Misses sizes from 12 to 42 and fabric needs of 3% yards for size 16 in 35 inch fabric.

Marian Martin Shantung

Pattern Add 5 Cents More for 1st Class Mail

Request for thirty five cents in coins for pattern plus 5 cents each add on pattern mailed to Marian Martin at Chaute Tribune Pattern Dept New York NY includes full name address zone size and style number required.

Chelsea Marian Martin Chanute Tribune West 18Th St New York N.Y

Knitwear Gains Ground in Fashion Travel Wear

Fashion shifts toward versatile cotton knit fabrics with broad appeal for travel. Knitwear expands beyond shirts into dresses coats and two piece ensembles as popularity grows.

Fashion Knits Require Special Laundering Care

Knitting fashion items demand careful washing. A Chanute Tribune fashion note advises hand washing couturier knits, using rich suds and closed zippers, squeezing suds through the garment, brushing dry detergent toward soiled areas, thorough rinsing, and gentle moisture removal. Roll in Turkish towel to remove excess moisture, avoid hanging when very wet, and press lightly with steam.

Women from world gather for global clubs convention

About 2 500 women from throughout the world gathered in Kansas City to open the General Federation of Women's Clubs annual five day convention.

Kansas City General Federation of Women's Clubs

Chiropractor Ad Promises Testimonial Proof of Results

An ad from Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital in Denver Colorado offers testimonials of cure across many ailments including arthritis cancer polio epilepsy rheumatic fever multiple sclerosis cerebral palsy muscular dystrophy strokes heart liver skin stomach kidney and more.

Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital Denver Colo

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