WMS Circles In Meetings at Grant Avenue Church
Four circles of the Women s Missionary Society met at members homes for afternoon sessions with prayers devotions and lessons. Circles 5 Goodgame Ioleta McElhaney Marion Criswell Florence Wormser and others conducted Bible reading sewing quilt blocks and plan refreshments for 11 members plus children and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Circle 5
Ioleta McElhaney
Mission Digest
Rose Camelia
Blaine Marks
Marks
N. Grant
Warren Alger
Olive Adelgren
Marion I. Criswell
Lloyd Lantz
W. 6Th
Esther Tiegreen
Buford Sherbenou
Dorcas Class Meeting At First Christian Church
The Dorcas Class met Tuesday evening at Mrs. S. E. Barnes home 1005 S Plummer with co host Mrs A B Brown. Ralph Garvin presided devotionals by Mrs H J Walters and games led by Mrs W N Chickadonz Elsie Cunningham won the story telling contest 24 members and three guests attended. Flash pictures were taken. Next meeting at Mrs Russell Walker 119 N Central on June 11 for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Christian Church
S. E. Barnes
S. Plummer
A. B. Brown
Ralph Garvin
H. J. Walters
W. N. Chickadonz
Elsie Cunningham
Co. C. Hunter
C. M. Neff
Carol McDonald
Russell Walker
N. Central
Needlecraft pattern offer from Chanute Tribune ad
A vintage request invites readers to send thirty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York address. Print name address zone and pattern number. Readers receive two free patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book 1957 plus other crafts. Bend 26 cents for copy.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Printed Pattern 9021 Pattern Mail Order Details
Pattern 9021 selection with half sizes 1442 16 18 20 2212 24 percent. Postage 39 cent pattern add 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Cha nute Tribune Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St New York NY. Include NAMF ADDRESS ZONE SIZE STYLE NUMBER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Wits
Siron Stout Wed In Candlelight Ottawa Nuptials
Ruth Ann Siron of Kansas City and Kenneth Duane Stout of Ottawa were married in a candlelight ceremony at First Methodist Church Ottawa. The Rev. Charles Knight officiated. The bride wore baby blue nylon with a white carnation corsage and was joined by bridesmaid Betty Hinkin. Best man was Sam Shumate. The couple will reside in Ottawa and honeymooned in the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Siron
Kansas City
Kenneth Duane Stout
Ottawa
First Methodist Church
Charles Knight
Kenneth Siron
Hughesville
Marion L. Stout
Miss Siron
Betty Hinkin
Harrisonville
Sam Shumate
Kenneth
Marion Stout
Chanute
Emma Stout
Repeating Names At Introductions And Mourning Etiquette
Advice on introducing etiquette and mourning customs. Repeating a person’s name during introductions aids memory. Mourning length varies by individual and is less strict today. When serving second helpings, place utensils on the plate rather than holding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garrison
How Can I Sweeten Turned Cream
Guide on reviving cream that has turned sour by adding a small amount of baking soda to sweeten for coffee. Also includes a method to remove rust spots with lemon juice and salt, and to decipher faded coin inscriptions by heating them to bring out legible markings.
Add Celery Salt and Ginger to a Chicken Curry Sauce
A simple curry sauce for chicken is enhanced by stirring in celery salt and fresh ginger. Simmer briefly to blend flavors, then finish with a pinch of pepper and a splash of lime juice for brightness.
Double Wedding In Walnut Church
A double wedding at St. Patrick's Catholic church on May 4 joined Clara Ann Van Leeuwen and Charles Fredrick, and Josephine Borello with Joseph Van Leeuwen. Attendants included Charlene Cooney and Irene Borello. The couples plan to reside in Kansas City and celebrations followed at Shamrock Hall and Parkview Club Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Clara Ann van Leeuwen
Tony van Leeuwen
Charles Fredrick
Veronica Fredrick
King City
Josephine Borello
Quentio Borello
Arma
Joseph van Leeuwen
F. J. Baumstark
Miss van Leeuwen
Charlene Cooney
Fredonia
Joe Fredrick
Miss Borello
Chantilly
Irene Borello
Ben van Leeuwen
LaPorte
Ind
Rickey van Leeuwen
Liberal
Bill
Pat Jacquinot
Bernard Smith
Court of Awards honors Girl Scouts of Troop 7
Girl Scouts of Troop 7 held their Court of Awards at the First Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon with a program and tea for mothers and guests. Kathy Lassman led the flag ceremony assisted by four others. Joyce Haskins reviewed the year. 103 proficiency badges and four second class badges were awarded. eight scouts earned skating badges. 19 scouts, 15 mothers, four guests, and two leaders attended. next week a cookout at Camp Wonderwood ends their scout year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 7
First Presbyterian Church
Kathy Lassman
Margaret Wortman
Glennice Allen
Judy Smith
Elaine Durham
Christine Berry
Joyce Haskins
Linda Bower
Julie Hanson
Lynn Bonney
Frank Carlburg
Coleader
John Groves
Carlburg
Michal Gibson
Linda Wiggins
Camp Wonderwood
Social Calendar Highlights Friday May 17 1957
Alcott PTA hosts a covered-dish dinner at 12 30 p m with Mrs Warren Babcock at 611 N Steuben Dorothea L Dix Tent DUV Memorial Building holds 2 30 p m gathering Confraternity of Christian Mothers meets St Patrick s School at 7 30 p m Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple holds memorial services and supreme appointments LT and LA to B of RT Past Presidents luncheon for Mrs Edna Emerick at 719 S Grant at 1 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Pta
Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
Dorothea L. Dix
St. Patrick's School
Golden Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Edna Emerick
S. Grant
Four Square Unit Meeting at Mrs Roy Tunnell Home
The Four Square Unit gathered at Mrs. Roy Tunnell's home with all 14 members present. The Standard of Excellence was reviewed and discussed. A white elephant and food sale were part of the afternoon, and plates will be donated to Village Creek Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Square HD
Roy Tunnell
R. 2
Village Creek
Clif Crawford
Chanute Textile Paint Club Plans May Meeting
The Chanute Textile Paint Club met in Carpenters' Hall with twelve members yesterday. They planned a covered dish dinner for the May 21 meeting and decided to paint tea towel designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Textile
Carpenters’ Hall
Mrs Docking Recalls Kansas Relays and Curry Exhibits
Mrs George Docking recalls a weekend at the Kansas Relays with tours of the K U Engineering School display and John Stewart Curry paintings at the university art museum. She notes the Engineering Council awarded George a key, possibly the first outside the Mrs Docking Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cocking
K. U. Engineering School
John Stewart Curry
Univerisity
Art Museum
K. U
Engineering Council
George
Kansas Capitol
Curry
Lawrence
Kansas painter Curry tied to early Kansas history and garden plans
The writer discovers two old oil paintings linked to notable Kansans John Brown and Samuel J. Crawford with verification from Washburn University and the State Historical Society. A Statehouse lawn project inspires hopes for a similar pleasantry at home as plans unfold for the MacLennan estate governor residence and its hillside outlook over the Kaw River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander D. Tillotson
Washburn University
John Brown
Bob Richmond
The
State Historical Society
Tillotson
James C. Wolf
George M. Crawford
Samuel J. Crawford
K. U
MacLennan
Kansas
Kaw River
Lincoln PTA Honors Lincoln School Teachers At Dinner
Lincoln teachers were honored Tuesday evening at a covered-dish dinner by the Lincoln PTA. Each teacher received a gift and PTA president Mrs. Stuart Hoofnagle was given a corsage by honored guests. 1957 58 officers installed and patrol awards presented to fourth grade students. About 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Pta
PTA
Stuart Hoofnagle
Cole Leverenz
Donald Benny
LaRue Delp
Ralph Caldwell
Everett Oliver
Art Jensen
Kansas Highway Patrol
Floyd Naff
Thickened Tomato Sauce for Meat Loaf and Beans
A simple method to thicken stewed tomatoes with a small amount of flour or cornstarch. Serve the rich tomato sauce with green lima beans or as a savory topping for meat loaf.
Never Take for Granted Preserved Orange Slices with Meats
A culinary tip suggests using jarred preserved orange slices as a complement to chicken, duck or ham. The note emphasizes pairing fruit with savory proteins to enhance flavor.
Britain Proclaims Hydrogen Bomb Test Elevates World Status
Britain announces its first hydrogen bomb test, boosting its status as a world power alongside the United States and Russia. The blast occurred yesterday near Christmas Island in the Pacific, with officials signaling further tests and possible pressure to halt tests domestically and internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
United States
Christmas Island
Pacific
U. S
Russia
Washington
Japan
Ceylon
United States to Fund Middle East Aid and Communications
Global briefs report the Economic Committee of the Baghdad Pact opening a three day session with expected US signed aid totaling about 12 percent of dollars and 72 million for telephone and telegraph improvements in Turkey Iraq Iran and Pakistan. The others note French forces killing about 100 Algerians near Algiers and Syria lifting a wheat export ban except to Israel as Argentina hosts regional talks with a bomb explosion near a building housing military chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
United States
Middle East
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
No one injured in Atlantic defense incident
An Atlantic defense incident concluded without injuries as officials reported no casualties. The brief details note protective measures and swift response by responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Peiping Radio Opposes U.S. Atomic Weapons To Korea
Hong Kong Peiping radio quoted a Kwangming Daily editorial calling any U.S. decision to send atomic weapons to South Korea a dangerous step. The broadcast followed reports of guided missile units stationed on For mosa and warned the move would hinder global tension relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
U.S
South Korea
Red Chinese
Peiping Kwangming Daily
Formosa
Guided Missile Contract Let by Air Force
The Air Force awarded Boeing a 7.109 million dollar contract for Bomarc interceptor missiles for quantity production. The gunnerless air defense weapon has a range of 200 to 300 miles, speeds of two to three times sound, and uses liquid fuel boosters with ramjet engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Co
Patrick Air Force Base
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Marquardt Aircraft Co
Cub Scouts Meet at Grace Episcopal Church
Den 2 Pack 9 of Grace Episcopal church met at Mrs. Omer Kern home 617 S Steuben Tuesday afternoon. Ron West led the opening ceremony and the theme Cub Scout Firemen was discussed. The boys played music ball meeting closed with living circle. Eight cubs and Mrs. Hubert Ulrich and Mrs. Kern attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Omer Kern
S. Steuben
Ronald West
Living Circle
Hubert Ulrich
Kern
The Tribune by Carrier 30 Cents a Week
Announcement that The Tribune subscription by carrier costs 30 cents weekly. Details include delivery option and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Senate probes hunt witnesses in racketeering case
Senate rack ets investigators plan a special hearing to question Norman Gessert about the whereabouts of three missing key witnesses in the Beck case. They seek Beck family ties, possible looted union funds, and whether he was instructed to avoid cooperation with the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Norman Gessert
Dave Beck
Gessert
Beck
Teamsters Union
Robert F. Kennedy
Stoken
Kennedy
Dave Beck Jr
Teamster
Joseph McEvoy
Fred Verschveren
Verschueren
McClellan
D-Ark
Sweet Potatoes Mashed with Butter and Orange Juice
A brief note describes sweet potatoes mashed after cooking enriched with butter and orange juice for a fine flavor.
AAUW Picnic Closes Season in Santa Fe Park
The American Association of University Women held a season ending picnic at the shelter house in Santa Fe Park. Katrie Boogert of Holland spoke about her exchange year at Chanute Junior College and future plans. Mrs. James Ganson noted the state convention in Kansas City. Guests included Miss Boogert and Mrs. George McKown, with notes to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Katrie Boogert
Holland
Chanute Junior College
James Ganson
Kansas City
Ernest Johnson
Miss Boogert
George McKown
Limited Time Special Prices on Permanents
Advertises discounted permanent hair treatments with tiered pricing across three options. Highlights a $15 option for $10, a $12.50 option for $6.50, and a $7.50 option for $5.00 with a time-limited window.
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WMS
Anna Aponas
Dona Ranabargar
E. M. Pearson
August Seaholm
Virgil Powell
Pearson
Florence FE. Wormser
G. E. Adelgren
Ray Rush
Hildur Wingblade
Joe Adelgren
Mrs. Barnes
Siron
Walnut Church
Statehouse
Ministry of Supply
Honolulu
Global Briefs
Algiers
Damascus
Syria
Israel
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Bath
Scout News
Frank Ernzen
Jack & Jill
W. Main
AAUW
Eres
N. Plummer
Harrison
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