Presbyterian Women Meet in the Church Parlor
The United Presbyterian Women met Wednesday evening in the church parlor. Mrs. D A Finney led singing with Mrs. Dave Petterson. Finney gave the mission study on Christian Education. Reports were given by Petterson Lawrence and Garrison. An appeal for aid to African and other foreign students was made by the National Students' Christian Federation. For summer help or housing contact president Mrs. Reuben Burkman. A sound movie on stewardship titled The Will of Augusta Nash was shown. Dessert and coffee were served by Mrs. Williams and Circle 3. Guest Mrs. Marie E. Fisher of Topeka attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women
D. A. Finney
Dave Petterson
Finney
Augusta Nash
Robert Williams
Circle 3
Marie E. Fisher
Topeka
Hannah Circle Meets At Nicholas Home
The Hannah Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Mrs. Ben Nicholas home 802 S. Allen on Wednesday afternoon. Esther Erickson the chairman presided and officers were elected including vice chair Max Tharp secretary treasurer C A Patton flower and gift chair Ben Nicholas White Cross Harold Neptune calling committee Esther Tiegreen and Hilda Youngberg. Devotion by Erickson and lesson by Neil Kepley, Praying when Prayer Seems Dead I Know Who Holds the Future. Refreshments served to 17 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Ben Nicholas
S. Allen
Esther Erickson
Harold Neptune
Max Tharp
C. A. Patton
Flower and Gift
White Cross
Esther Tiegreen
Hilda Youngberg
Erickson
Neil Kepley
Covering Shoes Arts and Crafts Project
The Women's Arts and Crafts group meets Monday at the Launching Pad from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to work on covering women's shoes with cloth. A first session demonstrates general principles and procedures. Members should bring old shoes glue bands blades scissors knives screwdrivers for the practice session before summer classes.
Nutrition and Dental Health Club Meeting Notes
The Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit met for a luncheon at R. 1 with Mrs. Robert Lopeman presiding. Members prepared a menu for the nutrition and dental health lesson and reviewed the First Dozen Years topic. The next meeting is June 21 at 1 p.m. at the First National Bank community room hosted by Mrs. John Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Homemakers Home Demonstration Unit
Robert Lopeman
William Dean
Belle Delaplain
Pittsburg
First National Bank
John Jordan
Town and Country Home meeting elected new officers
At Mrs. John Crownover’s home 1404 S. Denman, Mrs. Crownover was elected vice president replacing Mrs. Don Welch who is moving. New members Mrs. Robert Wells and Mrs. James Buchanan and guest Mrs. Richard Tindel were welcomed. A foods and nutrition lesson was given. refreshments were served. Door prize won by Mrs. James Buchanan. Next meeting June 20 at 1:30 p.m. at Highland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crownover
S. Denman
Crownover
Don Welch
Wayne Greve
Robert Wells
James Buchanan
Richard Tindel
Clarence Barr
Glen Doepke
Highland Park
Wilson Class Meets In Fellowship Hall at Church
The Wilson Class gathered in the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Wednesday evening with 35 members and 7 guests. Mrs Eva Disney led the business meeting while Ali cia Magill and the Lyman brothers provided solos and Bob Magill a piano piece. Irene Moore read St Peter at the Gate. Refreshments were organized by Mrs Disney and Miss Belle Milby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Fellowship Hall
The
Methodist Church
Eva Disney
Alicia Magill
Lynn
Lyle
Ronnie Lyman
Jericho Road
Bob Magill
Irene Moore
St. Peter At the Gate
Disney
Belle Milby
PEO Chapter Holds Final Meeting at Carl Pate Home
The PEO Chapter DD of the P.E.CO met at Mrs. Carl Pate’s home on 1119 S. Highland with Mrs. J. D. Gough as assistant hostess. Before the gathering, members lunched at Tioga Hotel. Mrs. Dwight McCreight reported on the Fort Scott state convention last month. Mrs. Dick Purdy was elected recording secretary as Mrs. Carl Gray moves to Topeka. Twenty seven members attended the final meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.e.co
Carl Pate
S. Highland
J. D. Gough
Tioga Hotel
Dwight McCreight
Fort Scott
Dick Purdy
Carl Gray
Topeka
Special Meeting For Gray Ladies Called At Red Cross
Mrs. Don Abbuehl Gray Lady chairman invites all Gray Ladies to a meeting at the Red Cross office Monday at 7 p.m. Glen Dormois hospital administrator and Mrs. Carl Wortman will speak. Hour cards sent to each Gray Lady will be discussed and explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Abbuehl
Gray Lady
Red Cross
Abbuehl
Glen Dormois
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Carl Wortman
Southeast Kansas
Mrs Jeffers Hosts Hannah Circle At Church
Mrs Violet Jeffers of 320% N. Evergreen hosted the Hannah Circle of Women’s Society of World Service at the Evangelical United Brethren church. Mrs Howard Brant presided, Mrs Paul Life opened with prayer, and reports were given by the secretaries. Mrs Brant and Mrs Life, who attended the Branch Convention in Topeka, reported. refreshments were served to ten members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Jeffers
N. Evergreen
Hannah Circle
Women’s Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Howard Brant
Paul Life
Brant
Life
Topeka
Jeffers
St Pauls Lutheran Women Meet At Olson Home
St Pauls Lutheran Church Women gathered at Mrs Everett Olson's home Tuesday evening with Mrs Joe Melnyk in charge The lesson titled The Employed Women in the Church was given by Mrs Darrell Thorsell Scripture was read by Mrs Thorsell Officers listed include President Mrs Charles Reeves Vice President Mrs Everett Olson Secretary Mrs Le Roy Davidson Treasurer Mrs Joe Melnyk Service Chairman Mrs Thorsell Membership Chairman Mrs B R Pearman Education Mrs Robert Black Nominating Committee Mrs Reuben Anderson Mrs Neil Nelson and Mrs Melnyk Refreshments were served by Mrs Emma Johnson for 12 members and three guests Mrs Milo Myers Mrs Henry Nelson and Mrs Agda Westerburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Everett Olson
Joe Melnyk
Darrell Thorsell
Thorsell
Charles Reeves
LeRoy Davidson
B. R. Pearman
Robert Black
Reuben Anderson
Neil Nelson
Melnyk
Emma Johnson
Milo Myers
Henry Nelson
Agda Westerburg
Service Guild Meets At Zion Lutheran
Zion Lutheran Service Guild met in the church basement Tuesday evening with president Mrs. Ralph Burkhart presiding. Devotion on Make Merry and Be Glad and lesson Spiritual Food on Your Table were shared. Guild to aid May 21 banquet for area graduates. dinner at Menegay's Iola June 11. members to gather at church 6 p.m. Mrs. Cecil Storck and Mrs. Orval Holloway served refreshments for 10 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Ralph Burkhart
Broiled Grapefruit Ready With Sugar Drizzle
Before broiling, I sprinkle each grapefruit half with a tablespoon of light brown sugar or honey. This adds a caramelized sweetness as the fruit heats, creating a glossy finish and a balanced tang from the citrus.
Junior Club Hears Reports on Music Meeting
The Junior St. Cecilia Music Club met with the theme Let the World Rejoice with Music. Karen Kreider presided. Judy Carlson led the Junior Hymn and Barbara Hunt accompanied. Reports were given by Dean Youngberg, Judy Carlson tracked attendance, and Karen Kreider spoke on club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior St. Cecilia Music Club
Karen Kreider
Judy Carlson
Barbara Hunt
Thimble Club Meets In Pearson Home
The Friendly Thimble Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Pearson’s home on For est street with six members and one guest Mrs. Beulah Griswald. Mrs. Charles Tripp led devotions, read a poem, and the group shared a birthday luncheon plan for June 5 hosted by Mrs. J. B. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Carl Pearson
N. Forest
Charles Tripp
S. Grant
Tripp
Closing Luncheon By Laurel Mothers Club
The Laurel Mothers Club held a Maple Leaf luncheon with red and white decor and Paul’s scarlet roses. New officers installed include Mrs. Lonnie Rhodes as president and Mrs. Fred Hunziker as vice president. A June 6 picnic at Highland Park is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
Maple Leaf
Paul
Tom Morehead
Clyde Acree
Lloyd Drybread
Lonnie Rhodes
Fred Hunziker
John Akers
Eric Anderson
Rhodes
Ivan Dean
Highland Park
Cream style cottage cheese stuffed tomatoes lunch dish
Combine chopped cucumber scal lion and green pepper into cream style cottage cheese as a stuffing for tomatoes. Serve the stuffed tomatoes on salad greens with crisp melba toast for lunch.
Help Wanted in Ann Landers Mailbag
Readers clash with Ann Landers over advice on contacting doctors and going steady. A Sacramento home director notes rising unwed pregnancy, urging continued caution, while another reader asks how to stop sleep talk. The Chanute Tribune invites more letters for future columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
R.D
Ann
D.P
Fairhaven Home
Sacramento
Calif
Visil
PTA Activities At Hutton Library Tour And Tea
The Hutton PTA study group met Thursday morning in the Heritage room of the library with 11 members present. Librarian Mrs. Seth Gray led a library tour and coffee and doughnuts were served afterward. A tea for Hutton teachers Tuesday included a program by Mrs. Robert Ward and cake and punch served by the PTA executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton Pta
Seth Gray
Hutton
Robert Ward
PTA
Homemakers Club Holds All Day Meeting
The Homemakers Club met Wednesday for an all day session led by Mrs. Paul Matlock of Earl ton. Six members and one guest Mrs. Harmon Walker attended with six children. The next meeting is planned for August at Santa Fe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Paul Matlock
Earlton
Harmon Walker
Santa Fe Park
Humboldt Pinochle Club and PEO Meeting Report
Humboldt hosts Pinochle club with two tables and high scores for Mrs. Frank Lindsey and Mrs. Carl Olson. PEO chapter meets at Mrs. Trueblood home with 20 attendees. report of Fort Scott state convention presented by Mrs. Gerald McCall. Venus Rebekah Lodge drapes charter for deceased Hattie Harris and Albert Smith. Hazel Barnhart named delegate. Mr. and Mrs. Kepley attend Mother's Day dinner with Cha nute hosts. Gen J B Crawford visits from Washington DC staying with J P Osborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Williams
Frank Lindsey
Carl Olson
Roy Jay
Williams
PEO
A. J. Trueblood
H. K. Johnson
David S. Woods
Don Price
Venus Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Hazel Puckett
Noble Grand
Hattie Harris
Albert Smith
Hazel Barnhart
Rebekah
Ralph Kepley
Orval Swaney
Chanute
Mrs. Penny Pays With 358.48 In Pennies
In Huntington New York Miss Isabelle Penny loses a court judgment for 358.48 to architect Gordon Wiedenkeller over building plans. She pays the amount with seven bags of pennies, while the architect and staff tally 35648 pennies she made from the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
N.Y
Isabelle Penney
Gordon Wiedenkeller
Miss Penny
Wiedenkeller
Pie filling warming before meringue for tender meringue
Some cooks advise keeping the pie filling warm when adding meringue and baking immediately to reduce leakage. Use two tablespoons of sugar per egg white for the meringue to ensure tenderness rather than toughness.
Notice of Suit and Zoning Change in Chanute Neosho County
Legal notices publish two actions. Earl Laverne Olson sues to quiet title on NE 1/4 Section 18 Township 27, Neosho County, seeking judgment of ownership and to bar adverse claims. pleadings due June 24, 1963. City of Chanute zoning changes proposed to multiple blocks and additions on Main Street, with public hearing set June 19, 1961 at 8 PM in City Commission Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Kansas
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Earl Laverne Olson
Memorial Building
Balch & Bailey
Merle Estes
City of
City Planning Commission
Main Street
Benedict
Judd
Ob & Cok
Royster
Kansas Avenue
Dunham’s
Dha
Dunham
Beach
Vilet
Brown
Sunny Side
Planning Commission
City Commission
Peall
Social Calendar items mixed with event listings from Chanute Tribune
Community notices list events for May 1963 including Rebekah Lodge Grand Encampment Murray Hill School at 8 p.m., Church luncheon at noon, Parley of Past Presidents American Legion Auxiliary 6:30 p.m., Girl Scout Outdoor Cook Workshop Camp Wonderland 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., Fairfield Grange 1569 at school 8 p.m., Sweet Adelines Tuberculosis Hospital 7:30 p.m., Duplicate Bridge Home Savings Building 7:30 a.m., Rebekah Lodge 10000F all 7:30 p.m., Arts and Crafts Launching Pad 9:30 a.m.–4 p.m. and other routine society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial
Girt Scout
Camp Wonderland
Fairfield Grange
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings
Rebekah Lodge
Buttered Parmesan Toast Under Broiler
Spread hot toast with butter and grated Parmesan cheese then broil briefly to reheat. Serve immediately with soup.
CoExecutors Appointed in Rustman Estate Neosho County
In Neosho County Kansas Probate Court on May 1 1963 Dale Rustman and Orval K James were appointed co executors of the will and codicils of E P Rustman also Everett P Rustman deceased and letters testamentary issued. Creditors must file demands within five months from first publication or be barred. Charles and Wenshall Attorneys Chanute Kansas represent the co executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
District Court
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Earl Laverne Olson
W. C. Gunn
A. B. Cockerill
Cambern
Eugene $ Clark
OKLA
Homa Natural Gas Corporation
Guffey & Galey
E. P. Rustman
Everett P Rustman
P Rustman
Everett P. Rustman
Dale Rustman
Orval K. James
Chanute to codify city ordinances and publish code
Ordinance authorizes codification of Chanute general ordinances with League of Kansas Municipalities, to be published as Code of the City of Chanute, Kansas in bound or loose leaf form. City Clerk to certify and file one copy. effective after publication in official paper. Passed May 1, 1963. Mayor William J. Althaber. City Clerk Howard Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
City OF
Kansas
League of Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterian
Nicholas
Jollene Mendenhall
E. M. Mendenhall
Thayer
Pi Alpha Sorority
Emporia State College
Emporia
Erie, Kansas
Ernest Kepley
Tribune
Wilma McCormack
Mrs. Jeffers
St. Paul's Lutheran Women In Meeting
Service Guild
Zion Lutheran
P.m
Cecil Storck
Orval Holloway
Broadway
Lola
Dean Youngberg
Palmer Forslund
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Charles Lowe
Edouard Schutt
Diana Davidson
Heine
Schumann
John Dowland
Roger Williams
Connie Johnson
Ethelbert Nevin
Betty Earnest
Blaine Marks
Tartini
O. H. Cunningham
Pearson
Laurel
Midwest
West Main
Humboldt
J. B. Crawford
Washington, D.C
J. P. Osborn
White House
Allen
Bargain Store
E. Main
Marlin J. Blackston
S. Central
Murray Hill School
C Gull
E.U
SDALE
Rustman
Sorval
K. James
Codici
Charles & Wenshall
East Main Street
William J. Althaber
Howard Parsons
Lincoln & Walnut
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