151 Brownie Scouts Fly-Up Ceremony
A fly up ceremony held Tuesday night in the Junior High auditorium celebrated 151 Brownie Scouts advancing to Junior Girl Scouts. Leaders and participants included JoAnna Erickson, Cindy Kile, Debra Kauffman, Judy Lindquist, Kim Anderson, and many troop leaders across Lincoln Troops 101, 211, 51, 166, 171, 7, 164, 122, 118, and 4. girls repeated the Girl Scout promise and were presented wings and pins as Intermediate Scouts welcomed them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnna Erickson
Jo Dean Cox
Cindy Kile
Debra Kauffman
Mary Standfast
Nancy Wasser
Judy Lindquist
Kim Anderson
Lincoln Troop
Melody Barr
Sharon Burard
Susan Foster
Patty Henshall
Linda Heston
Lars Kesner
Gayla Lindsey
Barbara Niermeier
Peggy North
Rebecca Owen
Terri Phillips
Shelley Reep
Carolyn Spencer
Brenda Steele
Carol Waldron
Mines
Jerry Steele
LaMoine Waldron
Charlies Henshall
Kathy Barker
Rite Barney
Cathy Bibbe
Beverly Grooms
Jeanie Jonnstone
Donie Kern
Michelle Kinney
Denise Noland
Debbie Nordt
Judy Sadler
Dixie Zimmerman
Mmnes
Don Woolend
Joan Barney
Carl Nordt
Hutton
Pam Anderson
Anette Diskin
Dorothy Edwards
Janet Frischenmeyer
Linda Loach
Delores MacAlexander
Marsha Osburn
Susan Talbert
Alesia Waagoner
Kathy Williams
Ames
Dean
New Officers Installed By St Cecilia Music Club
The St. Cecilia Music Club met at the Memorial building for a 1 PM luncheon. Officers installed by Mrs Peterson included Wendell McMurray as president and A B Chauncey as vice president. Members received double ribbon for Parade of American Music and several new and renewing members were welcomed.
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St. Cecilia Music Club
Memorial Building
Dick Barnard
Delbert Tolbert
C. H. Pankratz
Wendell McMurray
Federation
P. L. Forslund
Brahms
James A. Butin
William T. Hunt
Petterson
A. B. Chauncey
Lee Osborn
Leif Nelson
Robert Geiger
O. H. Cunningham
Mmes
Dave Petterson
Larry McCune
Kenneth Brown
John Hargrave
Mrs. Hottenstein Heads Dorcas Circle
The Dorcas Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Mrs. B. H. Sherbenou's home with Mrs. Lewis Hottenstein presiding. Officers elected include Hottenstein chair, Sherbenou vice chair, Faulkner secretary-treasurer, Ranz gift chair, and Anderson White Cross. Plans for graduates' banner, yearbooks issued, White Cross work done. eight members and two guests attended.
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Dorcas
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
B. H. Sherbenou
Lewis Hottenstein
C. W. Doyle
Billy Graham
Roy Donnelly
E. M. Pearson
Lawrence H. Kearney
Phillppines
E. S. Faulkner
C. C. Ranz
Signa E. Anderson
White Cross
E. R. Belt
Social Calendar for May 17 1963 in Neosho Missouri
Social calendar items list events for May 17 and 18 1963 at venues including Golden Shrine Jeru Salem Masonic Temple EUB Church Sawyer Hall Neosho Valley HDU and Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Notable meetings include Rebekah Lodge Grand Encampment at Murray Hill School and a covered dish dinner with multiple clubs and luncheon times.
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Priday
Rebekah Lodge
Murray Hill School
New Officers Named By Ruth Circle
The Ruth Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met with Mrs. Gene Webber. Officers for the coming year include Vice chairwoman Jimmie Haines, secretary treasurer Carl Magill, assistant secretary treasurer Homer Matlock, gift treasurer Edward McGehee, and assistant gift treasurer Dean Strack. The group distributed yearbooks, planned a graduates banquet, and arranged morning meetings for three months.
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Ruth
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Gene Webber
S. Lafayette
Webber
Blaine Marks
Jimmie Haines
Carl Magill
Homer Matlock
Edward McGehee
Dean Strack
Helen Ackerson
Dona Ranabarger
White Cross
Charles Nelson
Ruby Nelson
Glen Shockey
Joe Thurman
Decisions Magazine
Queen Esther Class Meets at Church
The Queen Esther class of the First Christian Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. W. Ames presiding. Mrs. Ames led opening prayer and Mrs. Harold Cox reviewed The Bulwark by Theodore Dreiser. Refreshments for 20 members and four guests were served, and a covered dish luncheon is planned for June 19 at 12 30 p.m.
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First Christian Church
J. W. Ames
Jim Evans
Ames
Harold Cox
Theodore Dreiser
C. L. Campbell
Evans
K B. Jones
C. A. Deay
Mmes
Melva Russum
Grace Chickadonz
Jack Sparks
Bundys Celebrate Golden Wedding With Open House
Mr and Mrs Wayne E Bundy and Earl L Bundy hosted an open house on May 12 to honor Mr and Mrs C H Bundy who observed their 50th wedding anniversary on May 14 at 930 S Central. The event featured a lace and gold table setting, a white and gold cake with yellow Fiji mums, and many friends from Tulsa Topeka Kansas City Hutchinson Erie Stark Lavnenburg Chanute. Mrs Earl Bundy and children could not attend from Evansville Indiana.
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C. H. Bundy
S. Central
Wayne
Earl Bundy
Drisdell Studio
Earl L. Bundy
Tulsa
Topeka
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Erie
Stark
Lavenburg
Chanute
Evansville
Ind
Olney, Ill
Scout Day Camp Registration Information
Registrations for the Girl Scout Day Camp run June 17 to 22 and must be mailed or delivered to Camp Director Mrs. Leo Cox at 124 S Garfield by June 9. Extra application blanks are available to registered girl Scouts. The fee is 2 dollars for Brownies and 3 dollars for fourth graders and older, and covers the overnight outing.
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Leo Cox
S. Garfield
Mrs Moffatt Hosts Esther Circle Meeting
Mrs. Myrtle Moffatt hosted the Esther Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at 302 S Kan sas yesterday afternoon with 11 members and guests present. P A Swan led the business session, devotion by Mrs Frank Percy, lesson by Mrs Bessie Brady on home missions, reports from Mrs Howard Brandt and Mrs Paul Life on the Topeka convention, refreshments served.
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Myrtle Moffatt
S. Kansas
Esther
Evangelical United Brethren Church
P. A. Swan
Frank Percy
Bessie Brady
Howard Brandt
Paul Life
Topeka
Marjorie Sharp
Percy Rowan, Jr
Orville Nickerson
Rowan
Leonard Carlson
Fred Mullen
William B. Litthard
Missions Magazine
Paul Dryden
Joe Jackson
Edith Thompson Circle
Harvey Wood
N. Lafayette
Bob Henry
South Asia
Willard Cleaver
Elmer Peterson
Henry
Vivian E Johnsons Fifty Year Wed Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian E Johnson celebrated their 50th anniversary with a Sunday dinner for 53 guests at noon, followed by an open house at Evangelical Covenant Church near Savenburg. Hosts were children Conrad Johnson Chanute Carroll Johnson South Charleston Ohio and Lawrence Greve Chippewa Lake Ohio. Granddaughters Connie Sue Johnson Nancy Greve Pamela Johnson and niece Ruby Nelson assisted guests and gift table. Several ladies served and a vesper service was led by Rev. Robert Huse in farewell.
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Vivian E. Johnson
Evangelical Covenant Church
Savenburg
Conrad Johnson
Chanute
Carroll Johnson
South Charleston
Ohio
Lawrence Greve
Chippewa Lake
Connie Sue Johnson
Nancy Greve
Pamela Johnson
Ruby Nelson
Don Horback
Verlin Riley
Robert Huse
Virgil Grizzle
Cecilia Olson
August Erickson
Johnson
Mrs Kerwitz Hosts Presbyterian Builders Class
Mrs C G Kerwitz of 909 Tennessee hosted the Presbyterian Builders class with co host Mrs Ethel Brown yesterday afternoon. Mrs M R Wilson opened with a poem and a thought for the day. Birthday songs were for Mrs O D Nelson and Mrs Ruth Jones. Blanche Petit presented the Ruth story from Women of the Old Testament. Refreshments served to 13 members and one guest, Mrs T L Baker. Next meeting will be with Mrs Merle Estes on June 19.
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C. G. Kerwitz
S. Tennessee
Presbyterian
Ethel Brown
M. R. Wilson
Major Andrews
O. D. Nelson
Ruth Jones
Blanche Petit
Ruth
T. L. Baker
Merle Estes
Chapter Meeting By Hulda Parker Chapter OES
Hulda Parker Chapter OES met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Junior Zimmerman as worthy matron and E. O. Gilbert as worthy patron presiding. Visitors from Erie, Tulsa, and Sunflower chapter attended. letters from the grand officers were read and invitations issued for friendship nights at Mistletoe of Fredonia and Lavonburg. The meeting included the obligation ceremony, memorial charter draped for C. Vincent McCune, and refreshments hosted by Mrs. Ed Parr, Mrs. Edwin Blair, and Mrs. Joe Sutcliffe.
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Hulda Parker
O.es
Masonic Temple
Junior Zimmerman
E. O. Gilbert
Erie
Tulsa
Okla
Sunflower
Faye Clopine
Grand Press
Rotary meeting highlights Chanute seniors led by Junior Rotarians
Nine Chanute High School seniors attended the Rotary meeting as Junior Rotarians guiding the event. Gary Oyler served as president. Tim Rule gave the invocation. Bill Crumline led the program. Tom Pate welcomed. Robert Manley kept minutes. Jim Evans led songs. Gary Taylor acted as sergeant at arms. Phil Carter played piano. Tom Mitchell gave the closing response.
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Chanute High School
Rotary
Gary Oyler
Tim Rule
Bill Crumline
Tom Pate
Robert Manley
Jim Evans
Gary Taylor
Phil Carter
Tom Mitchell
Glen Bacus
Joyce Reese
Thayer
Sydney Naughton
Cindy Harris
Glenn Jones
Galesburg
Chanute Rotary
Waffle Makers Warn Against Peeking During Steam
Experienced waffle-makers say peeking at waffles while steam escapes the sides risks sticking. They advise patience to ensure crisp, even browning and easy removal.
GALAXON Fat Loss Pill Ad Promises Quick Weight Drop
An ad from Casey Drug Store hawks GALAXON a nonprescription tablet claiming seven day fat loss with a money back guarantee. It says users can eat normally while appetite is suppressed, costs three dollars, and offers full refunds if not satisfied.
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Casey Drug Store
Lal E
Glasses can make women look younger warns Ann Landers
In a reader exchange from 1963, Ann Landers suggests glasses or contacts can improve appearance for aging women, noting frames hide under-eye bags. A separate letter from a misfortunate eighteen-year-old wife asks for advice on a lazy husband, with guidance urging shared chores and practical help at home.
First Baptist Circles Meeting Notes Across Groups
Three circles met in recent afternoons at local homes and church facilities. Leaders and members reported devotional themes from 1 John 4 7 12 mission readings and letters from Congo missionaries with several gatherings, readings, and love gifts.
Kidney Transplant Has Little Hope
St Louis AP report cites Dr Willard Goodwin saying kidneys from one person to another have little success despite good surgical technique. He notes only 25 of 199 patients survived beyond three months and seven beyond a year in experiments, while identical twin transplants are established.
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ST. Louis
Willard Goodwin
Los Angeles
American Urological Association
Junior College Scholarship Guest of the Club
A junior college scholar is named as a guest of the club for this year and the following year. The announcement highlights the ongoing support and recognition from the organization. No additional participants or dates are specified.
Ralph Miller Signs One-Year Wichita Contract
Ralph Miller, coach of the University of Wichita basketball team, has agreed to a one-year contract for the 1963 64 season. Regents said the limit matches the term of present regents amid the July 1964 transfer of WA to the state.
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Ralph Miller
Wichita
University of Wichita
WU Regents
Regents
Dessert idea: chocolate bread pudding with marshmallows
A kid friendly dessert idea featuring chocolate bread pudding topped with marshmallows or marshmallow fluff. It promises quick preparation and a crowd pleasing finish for youngsters.
Five English usage and spelling questions with answers
Not one has replied to our letter, but we shall rewrite it. The word circuitious is pronounced suhr-kyu-i-tuss with accent on the second syllable. The misspelled word is stubbornness, drunkenness, deaconess, meanness, soulless. the correct choice is deaconess. Sanctity means sacredness, religious binding force as in the sanctity of an oath. A se word meaning diligent persevering is sedulous.
Fish fillets served with paprika potatoes and lemon butter
Serve fillets broiled or fried with creamed potatoes sprinkled with paprika. Add lemon buttered broccoli and sliced pickled beets nestling on lettuce leaves. Finish with twists of lemon for bright citrus notes.
Dear Ann Landers Letter About Invitation Etiquette
A reader asks if the hosts invitation line Come and see us sometime counts as an invitation. The wife insists it is not a real invite while the husband believes they were invited and urges a visit. Ann Landers is asked to settle who is right.
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Ann Landers
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