WMS Meetings In Circles At First Baptist Church
Woman's Mission Society met in members' homes for a series of circle meetings. Hostesses included Mrs. W Gayel Bender and Mrs. Floyd L West with devotions, Bible verses, and lessons from Missions magazine. Members reported calls and cardings, refreshments, and a cookie donation pledge to Veterans hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Mission Society of
First Baptist Church
W. Gayel Bender
Gus Thompson
Fred Mullen
B. F. Wyatt
Henry Biggs
Earl Grogan
A. C. Dickinson
W. L. Lee
Harve Redden
Puerto Rico
Ralph Walker
Missions Magazine
Veterans Hospitals
Floyd L. West
Junior T. Fritz
Herla Rush
Soviet Union
Arnold Ohrn
West
Gilbert Gray
L. E. Lofgren
Willard Cl
Loyola Mae Little to Wed Ralph Puckett in Walnut
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little of Walnut announce the engagement of their daughter Loyola Mae to Ralph Leroy Puckett son of Mr. and Mrs. Nobel Puckett. Nuptial vows to be read Saturday morning June 2 at 8 o clock in St Patrick's Catholic Church Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Harry Little
Loyola Mae
Ralph Leroy Puckett
Nobel Puckett
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Guild Meeting Sees New Officers Installed
CWF Guild met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Frank Gibson and Velma Anderson presiding. Mrs Henry Alford installed officers: Mrs. Charles Arnett president, Mrs. Merle Umbarger vice president, Nora Sumner secretary treasurer. Sumner led the lesson fifth in the series “To Serve This Present Age.” Mrs. Ted D. Hurst gave devotions. The group voted to contribute to the Robin Cobble memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWF Guild
Frank Gibson
Velma Anderson
Henry Alford
Charles Arnett
Merle Umbarger
Nora Sumner
Community event serves guests and members
Assisted by Vinnie Allison, the gathering served coffee and dessert to three guests Mmes Hurst Henry Alford and Caroline McGhee and eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinnie Allison
Mmes Hurst
Henry Alford
Caroline McGhee
Doily Bowl Combo Pattern 7357 by Alice Brooks
Crochet pattern notes describe a pineapple doily-bowl centerpiece in contrasting colors. Instructions cover a 15 inch doily or a doily-bowl combination with stiffening using starch and heavy jiffy cotton.
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Alice Brooks
Pattern Order Ad Requests 56 Cent Add-on
Classified note asks residents to mail twenty five cents for pattern forms plus 56 cents for each pattern. Directs to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 11 Print name address zone and pattern number plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
Arte Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Two Free Patterns in New Alice Brooks 1956 Needlecraft Book
Readers are invited to order Alice Brooks Needlecraft 1956 offering dozens of designs. The ad promises stunning patterns for personal use and home crafts and asks readers to send a small payment for a copy.
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Alice Brooks
Forget-Me-Not Lesson Teaches Grooming at Cha nute Meet
The Forget-Me-Not HD unit met at Miss Burdick's home southeast of Cha nute for a session on The Well-Groomed Family led by Ruth Burdick and Mrs Charles Tyler. Neatness and cleanliness were stressed with soap and water. cornmeal offered as a complexion aid. Mrs Elmer Gibson welcomed as new member. collateral notes include picnic basket ideas and door prize to Mrs Cheyney. Next meeting set with Mrs Wayne Taylor on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Burdick
Charles Tyler
Miss Burdick
Chanute
iElmer Gibson
Ora Cheyney
Cheymey
Wayne Taylor
Shower Honors Bonna Austin Before May 27 Wedding
Donna Austin upcoming marriage to Bill Kepley May 27 at High Prairie church celebrated with a shower hosted by Sharon Nelson at the Nelson home west of town. Guests included family members and friends such as Miss Austin, Mrs. Oran Austin of Altoona, and numerous Kepley Marple and Hutchinson relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Austin
Bill Kepley
High Prairie Church
Sharon Nelson
Nelson
Angel
Pat Marple
Muriel Campbell
Miss Austin
Oran Austin
Altoona
Don Marple
Buffalo
Paul Campbell
Benedict
Mines
Ernest Kepley
Dean Kepley
Neil Kepley
Raymond Ikehorn
Mabel Hutchinson
Edgar Hutchinson
Glen McLaren
Neil Nelson
Misses Marple
Campbell
Doris Austin
Peggy Kepley
Dorothy Larson
Joyce McLaren
Amelia Stover
Joyce Brown
Rita Powell
Betty Powell
Presbyterian Women Meet in Church
Presbyterian Women gathered in the church Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. William Warren in charge. The program titled Beginning With Children described a daily vacation school. Mrs. Warren was assisted by several members and Circle 5 served tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warren
Presbyterian Womens Association
Warren
Mmes
William T. Hunt
B. M. Dunham
L. M. Morton
Stella Kell
Mabel Hudson
Merrill Moore
Glen C. Hatfield
John Hargrave
Dave Petterson
Blanche Petit
Korea
Japan
Circle 5
Jim Honeyman
Scouts Meet At Grace Church Den 5 Plans Hobo Picnic
Cub Scouts of Den 5 Pack 9 Grace Episcopal church met Tuesday with den mother Mrs. Fred Gerardy. Nine scouts and a new member Billy Gray joined refreshments hosted by Tim LaPlaunt and Mrs. Harlan Lovett. Greg LaPlaunt kept buckskin. Den 3 Pack 9 met at Highland Park Monday for a picnic to earn arrowhead credit with Den Chief Gus Carpenter and den mother Mrs. Herman Janzen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Fred Gerardy
S. Lafayette
Billy Gray
Tim LaPlaunt
Harlan Lovett
Gerardy
Greg LaPlaunt
Highland Park
Den
Gus Carpenter
Herman Janzen
Bill Janzen
Mrs Swan Hosts EFUB Bound To Win Class Meeting
Mrs Swan entertained the Bound To Win class of EFUB church at her home yesterday afternoon with Mrs Arthur Carlson presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs Jennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Swan
Arthur Carlson
Jennie
Mother's Day program and readings at May meeting
Nelson read a Mother's Day poem by Temple Bailey and Mrs. Claude Carver led a lesson about Have You Noticed It by W. G. The back of a dollar bill shows a human eye the look ing for honesty. Mrs. Swan and Mrs. Edna Hall directed games and served refreshments for 16 guests. Roll call each member named a May blooming flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Temple Bailey
Claude Carver
W. G. Human Eye
Swan
Edna Hall
Sunny Stone HD unit meeting reports ideas and plans
At the Sunny Stone HD unit in Mrs. Oley Api's home Mrs. Lee Sugden shared a Hutchinson trip and offered music crafts and recreation ideas for the unit and Buffalo Boosters 4 H club. W D Hempen presided with 11 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Sunny Stone HD
Oley API
Lee Sugden
Hutchinson
Buffalo Boosters
W. D. Hempen
W. K. Eagle
Childrens League
Cleo Rutherford
L. M. Braman
Junior Braman
Apt
Chapman
Axcell Family Visitors Arrive From Multiple States
Mr and Mrs Erick Axcell host brothers and their wives from Dune Din Florida Mountain Home Arkansas Colorado Springs and a brother Nelius Axcell. Edith Axcell from Chicago due Friday and Walter Axcell with his wife and family from Marceline Missouri expected Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick Axcell
Halge Axcell
Dunedin
Fla
Robert Axcell
Mountain Home
Ark
Nelius Axcell
Colorado Springs
Axcells
Edith Axcell
Chicago
Walter Axcell
Marceline
Girl Scouts Hold Court of Awards at First Presbyterian
Girl Scouts of Troop 7 held their Court of Awards Tuesday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Nine scouts, twelve mothers and guests, and leader present as 62 badges were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 7
First Presbyterian Church
Sue Tebow
Sharon Bonny
Marcia Sandberg
Sylvia Shultz
Sandra Friederick
Miss Bonny
Miss Friederick
Miss Sandberg
Miss Tebow
Joyce Frankenberg
Schultz
Miss Frankenberg
John A. Groves
Herschel Frankenberg
Mary Lou Shelton
Social Calendar Friday May 18 1956 in town notices
Chain-Comers club meets at Oilfield Research Laboratories 536 N Highland for 6 oclock dinner. Alcott PTA Study group at 611 N Steuben hosts 12 neon covered dish luncheon. Bowknot class at Highland Park First Baptist 6 p.m. basket dinner. Mrs W E Wilsons sewing class at Methodist church 19 to 4. Golden Shrine dinner at Masonic Temple 6 30 pot luck with table service. Stated meeting 8 p.m. Memorial service. LA to BRT Past Presidents luncheon 1 p.m. 1113 8 Santa Fe. LS of B of LF E Odd Fellows hall 10 a.m. Sack lunch Dorothea L Dixtent DAV Memorial building 2 30. Ladies Day Country club 1 30 bridge. Past Noble Grand Club no meeting until June. Past Presidents Parley American Legion auxiliary Tioga Hotel 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oilfield Research Laboratories
N. Highland
Alcott Pta
Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
First Baptist Church
Highland Park
W. E. Wilson
Methodist Church
Golden Shrine of
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Noble Grand Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Tioga Hotel
Frankfurters Wrapped in Biscuit Dough
Read instructions describe wrapping frankfurters in squares of baking powder biscuit dough and baking them. Serve with prepared mustard and hot sauerkraut.
Pattern 9155 Half Size Dress Pattern
Marian Martin sewing pattern 9155 offers a shoulder seam free dress style for shorter fuller figures. The diagram shows no waist seam and no placket suitable for hot summer days with 3 3/4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern order notice for Marian Martin mailing
A pattern order details sending thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Address to Marian Martin care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept. 222 West . New York 11 New York. Print clearly name address with zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West Kth St
New York
N.Y
Etiquette Guide for Wedding Reception RSVP
The proper reply should be prompt and courteous, using a respectful tone and clear language. Indicate attendance or regrets concisely, and follow any RSVP instructions, including meal choices if requested. Maintain formality and gratitude for the invitation while confirming details.
Easter lily care and parakeet age guidance in reply
The reply notes that not all Easter lilies rebloom and suggests outdoor spring planting with mulch for some varieties to bloom again. It says parakeets are not particularly hard to raise but emphasizes the bird was likely diseased at purchase and advises moving a young parakeet between four and six weeks old to a new environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Celia
Inheritance Tax Guidance Asked By Dear Miss Sage
Frank explains that inheritance tax depends on relationship and estate size. He directs readers to contact the Director of Inheritance Tax Division and State Commissioner of Revenue and Taxation at the state capital for case specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sage
Frank
State Commissioner of Revenue and Taxation
Dear Sylvia Special Weeks Observed Throughout the Year
A student asks about the different special weeks observed in the school year and the times for each. The inquiry seeks a calendar overview of themed weeks and their start and end times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Special Days Weeks and Months bulletin info source
Bulletin titled Special Days Weeks and Months published by the U S Department of Commerce. It can be obtained for 15 cents by writing to the government office in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
The
S. Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Dear Sylvia asks about WAIF and adoption groups
Gerry seeks information on WAIF rules and Kansas offices. Jane Russell identified as president of the International Adoption Association, likely not Kansas. Russell’s address is 780 Gower St Hollywood Calif. World Alliance for International Friendship HQ is 170 East 64th Street New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Bob Waterfield
Jane Russell
Kansas
Gerry
International Adoption Association
Association
Miss Russell
Gower St
Hollywood
Calif
World Alliance For International Friendship
East 64Th St
New York
N.Y
Pronunciation and spelling of La Jolla and female names
La Jolla is pronounced La Hoya with the accent on hoy. A girl's name can be Gail or Gayle, and Gale is also used. Name spellings are largely a parental choice, as with Marian variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Sage
la Jolla
Gail
Gayle
Corrine
la Hoya
Gale
Marian
Encyclopedia Americana 30‑volume set price
The set costs 199.50 dollars. The encyclopedia is listed as a 30 volume edition priced at 199.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Sage
Rachel
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