Social Scene listings for May events and club meetings
The Social Scene column lists multiple meetings and events across towns for Wednesday and Thursday May including Centennial parties at First Christian and Evangelical United Brethren churches, AAUW tea at Maple Leaf, WMS circles at several churches, and Bridge and club gatherings with host names and addresses. Also notes bowling and duplicate bridge high scorers from Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
First Christian Church
Forrest Clemings
Washington
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Church Annex
Wilson
First Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Women
AAUW
Esther Circle
WMS
First Baptist Church
William Heines
Santa Fe
Martha
Lula Leonard
Kansas
Lydia
Henry Biggs
Garfield
Priscilla
Grace Hill
North Shelter House
Centennial Clothes
Electa Club Hostessed by Mrs Darlington in Central Home
Mrs P B Darlington at 115 N Central hosted the Electa club with Mrs P H Taylor assisting A dessert course was served The centerpiece featured candelabra and pink rose petals Mrs Roy Gibson poured Mrs Frank Davidson Jr presided A report on Grand chapter was given Mrs Gibson was honored as new district aide A guest was Mrs Sam Willis The next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Frank Davidson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Darlington
N. Central
Electa Club
P. H. Taylor
Roy Gibson
Frank Davidson, Jr
Gibson
New District
Sam Willis
Frank Davidson
Graduating Girls Honored by AAUW Tea Event
Graduating senior girls from Chanute Cha nute Humboldt and Thayer High Schools and Chanute Junior College were honored Sunday at a tea by the AAUW at the Home Savings Association. Billie Solomon and her School of Dance presented the program. Cindy Bailey offered a ballet, with Wesley and Willard Solomon performing acrobatic dances. Mrs. W. T. Warren served as pourer and Mrs. Darrell Thorsell was tea chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute, Humboldt
Thayer
Chanute Junior College
AAUW
Home Savings Association
Billie Solomon
Cindy Bailey
Wesley
Willard Solomon
W. T. Warren
Darrell Thorsell
4 H Club Meeting Time Change
The 4 H Club meeting is moved to tomorrow night at 7 30 in Fairfield school. The notice comes from The Tribune and lists contact number DIAL RE 1 4100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield School
DIAL
the Tribune
Lari Kesner Honored On Seventh Birthday
Lari Kesner was honored on her seventh birthday Saturday with a party given by her mother Mrs Milo Kesner at 815 West Cherry. Games were played and refreshments served. Invited guests included Debbie Stroh Sandy Stroh Patty Lis Henshall Peggy North Susan Foster Brenda Steele Debbie Kaufman Micki Kesner Terri Phillips and Becky Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lari Kesner
Milo Kesner
W. Cherry
Debbie and
Sandy Stroh
Patty Lis Henshall
Peggy North
Susan Foster
Brenda Steele
Debbie Kaufman
Micki Kesner
Terri Phillips
Becky Owen
Knitting Pattern 7263 Jacket Sizes 32 34 36 38
Jiffy knit joy pattern 7263 for a handsome jacket uses two strands and requires jumbo needles. Includes sizes 32 34 and 36 38. Send thirty five cents plus extra for each pattern. mail to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept box 163 New York NY. Print name address tone and pattern number clearly. Also promotes Meadlekrat Book with 125 designs for home crafts including six free welcaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
Old Chesses Station
New York
M. Y
Mother's Day Dinner Honors Mrs. Puckett
Mrs Ida M Puckett was honored at a Mother's Day dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Barker at 1202 N Lafayette. Guests included multiple Puckett families from Wichita Buffalo Parsons Yates Center Toronto Gridley Lawrence Iola and others plus Jim Tremain and Doria Ann Puckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barker
N. Lafayette
Ida M. Puckett
Warren Puckett
Glenn Hamlett
Jim
Delores Barker
Wichita
Cliff Puckett
Lester Puckett
Ida Stevens
Buffalo
Charlie Puckett
Chuck
Mitch
Marty
Parsons
Otto Clark
Melvin Lauber
Ricky
Daryl
Yates Center
Olin P
Janny
Toronto
Pete Watts
Alan
Teresa
Gridley
Calvin Puckett
Pat
Tommie
Diana
Lawrence
Jim Tremain
Judy
Doria Ann Puckett
Iola
Shower Honors Miss Solomon at Bridal Shower
Phyllis Solomon was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Trabue and Mrs. George Blanck at the Blanck home on 801 W. Cherry. She plans to wed Charles Lesher on June 4. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends, with gifts sent by a long list of well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Solomon
Robert Trabue
George Blanck
Blanck
W. Cherry
Miss Solomon
Charles Lesher
Mmes
Ed Solomon
Ed Lesher
Dorothy McCann
Jane Cottrell
Barbara Jo
Janet
Guy Rush
Lillie McCoy
Richard Tripp
Ronda and
Vincent
Harold Markman
Laverne Bean
Ed Johnston
Boyd Smith
Bert Toomey
Mary
Leslie Cox
Earl Dillon
Delton Alford
Don Abbuehl
H. L. Swaney
Charles Stroh
Robert Browning
Mike Thurman
H. L. Moore
Kenneth Patterson
Calvin Kirby
H. D. Barnett
Joe Maloun
Louella Sheffer
Mary Crawford
Bethel Walker
Helen Criger
Ester Burdge
Mike Deacon
J. M. Guire
Mary Edwards
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Honors Members
Seventy members attended the Rebekah Lodge gathering in JOOF hall with Mrs. Ralph Burghart presiding One candidate was initiated and multiple members were wished a happy birthday including Mrs A R Hudspeth Mrs Julia Carter and Ida Kernen A tribute to Mrs Emma Simpson was read and the charter was draped in her honor by several officers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
Ralph Burghart
A. R. Hudspeth
Julia Carter
Ida Kernen
R. T. Rader
Emma Simpson
Earl Schooley
Merle Dalton
F. J. Meeker
Ralph Flemima
Tulia Cantaw
Afaela Deiat Ne
Local church circle meets. annex dedication planned
Mary Martha circle of Evangalical Covenant Church met in the annex with Mrs. Mabel Johnson presiding and Mrs. Frances Erickson leading a lesson. Plans were laid for the May 21 dedication service of the new annex. The public is invited with Rev. Willis Adell closing in prayer. Hostess was Mrs. H. J. Baumgartner. Next meeting features a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Norma Fulps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savonburg
Mary Martha Circle
Evangelical Covenant Church
Mabel Johnson
Frances Erickson
Mona Adell
Erickson
Willis Adell
H. J. Baumgartner
Heartbroken Mother's Story in Ann Landers Column
A mother recalls her 18 year old son marrying a 16 year old girl after a rushed affair. She worries about failed plans for college and a football scholarship, and urges teens to consider consequences before acting. The letter warns parents and teens about heartbreak, responsibility, and the risks of teenage choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Ann Landers
Vyrl Fogel and Two Women Named in Notice
Vyrl Fogel, Mrs. Etta Hanson and Mrs. Hilard Blume are named in a local public notice. Details reference ownership or guardianship matters and indicate official actions or deadlines pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyrl Fogel
Etta Hanson
Hilard Blume
Esther Circle Meets In Humboldt Home
The Esther circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Monday night at Humboldt with Mrs. Clayton Osborne as hostess. Mrs. Gus Adelgren assisted. Mrs. E. M. Pearson presided and gave devotions led by Mrs. John Bench. Mission report on Spain followed. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Pearson announced June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Clayton Osborne
Humboldt
Gus Adelgren
E. M. Pearson
John Bench
Pearson
Erie CWF group meetings and WSCS install officers 1961
Erie CWF group meetings for May feature lessons on Together in Providing Tools for the Task. Group 1 hosts 18 members with Mrs Hazel Blaine, devotions by Mrs Blaine, lesson by Mrs Anderson. next gathering June 8. Group 2 hosts 10 members, devotions by Mrs Yockey, lesson by Mrs Harvey. next event a 1 pm picnic June 15 at Country Club park. Group 3 hosts 10 with devotion by Mrs Currie and lesson by several, hostessing luncheon planned for June 15. Group 4 hosts 17 with devotions by Mrs Casady and lesson by Mrs White. next meeting June 8 followed by covered dish dinner at Mrs Casady. Rural Erie Mothers Day dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bartley with guests from Kansas City Wyandotte County and Chanute area. Erie Pinochle Club met Saturday with high scores noted for the Beards and Mullen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
V. E. Gillifan
S. Evergreen
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Home Savings Association
Lloyd Ford
W. Asinby
Zion
Lola Browning
Will Quilt
Fairfield School
Churche of God Missionary Meeting
G. W. McDown
Tennessee
Laurel Mothers Club
Humboldt
Erie
CWF
John Hazen
Joe Blaine
Blaine
Fairy Anderson
Leo Long
Verne Moore
Ethel Yockey
William Harvey
Country Club
Luther Rush
Junior Currie
Zella Baldwin
Eunice Hughes
Glenn Crosby
Currie
Ralph Janssen
Fred George
Paul Casady
James White
Casady
Lee Bartley
Bill Williamson
Kansas City
William Mathews
Wyandotte County
Ernest Fisher
Clathe
Duane Ashcraft
Howard Kennedy
Mike
Maude Currie
Tommy
Joe Jacobs
Larry
Local Club Holds Afternoon Embroidery Session
Mrs. Dean Strack hosted a day at her home with Mrs. George McKas ka presiding. Attendees spent the afternoon embroidering and refreshments were served. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Glen Strack on June 8, all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Strack
George McKaska
Glen Strack
Mothers Honored at Leanna and Savonburg Church Events
Leanna Christian church teens hosted a mothers tea with punch coffee and cookies. Savonburg Christian church Bible School honored five mothers with awards for oldest youngest most children present and youngest baby. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith observed their 44th anniversary as 92 attendees filled the redecorated sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna
Leanna Christian Church
Joan Alford
Linda Rice
Nancy Rice
Barbara Matlock
Estil Cottle
Savonburg
Women's Society of the Church
Etiquette Qs on Knitting During Gatherings
Answer states knitting is acceptable if you show full attention to guests and the act does not seem rude. It adds that wearing a wedding gown to a distant reception is fine, but the veil should not be worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco
Chanute Tribune Local News May 1961 Highlights
May 1961 Chanute items note the club suspending regular meetings until fall with summer family picnics. local social events include Mothers Day dinners in Chanute and Parsons. Federated church WSCS officers installed with life membership pin awarded. local residents and visitors from Parsons Pittsburg State College KU and Independence visit or dine. weekend fishing trip by Dale Larimore Virgil Hines Hanserd House Earl Miller. Buffalo Ladore ties and area residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hines
Chanute Tribune Pa
Glen Weidert
Floyd Sparks
Chanute
Wayne Sparks
David Dalton
Pittsburg State College
Charles Gambrill
Max Teeter
Parsons
Mrs. Gambrill
Federated Church Wscs
J. M. Torrence
William Hill
FE. O. Olson
Torrence
Bob Hill
University of Kansas
William Hi
J. A Carson
Ralph Garvin
Tom Skinner
Tommie
Debra
Independence
A. M. Beller
St. Paul
Dale Larimore
Virgil Hines
Hanserd House
Earl Miller
Ozark
O. N. Clough
Buffalo
Ladore Township
Language Grammar Quiz Corrections
Answers cover corrected phrasing for the sentence, pronunciation guide for en route, the misspelled word dissintegrate, the meaning and example of importunate, and the word foible meaning a personal weakness with proper etymology and stress guidance.
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Sydney Naughton
Virginia Hazen
John T. Naughton
Best Yet
Forrest Hazen
Hulda Parker Chapter
OES
Dial Tribune
Duplicate Bridge
Nelson Rupard
Bob Allen
Bob Ward
Ralph Caldwell
Charles Broadwell
Fred L. Johnson
Alice Brooks
South Highland Chanute
The
ST. Paul Lutheran Church
Allen's
Prospect Hill
Paul Nelson
Sec
St. Paul Lutheran Church Board
South Lefayette Chanute
Mrs. Puckett
Rebekah
Lila
Mee
Sunny Stone
Glen Powell
IOOF
Presiding
Manhattan
Lodge
Noble
Stratton
K. Eagle
Pat Mep
W. D. Hempen
Bill DeWitt
Merle
Odd Fellows
Merville
Cottage Grove
Nathan Hole
Tage
Ane Landers
Tre Chanute
Pioneer's Warehouse
North Grant
Christian Church
Long Bell
Pioneer
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
N. Forest Chanute, Kansas
Katya
Goyes
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