Honor Guest Jane Pankratz Among Kansas State College Students
Topeka May 17 Mrs. Fred Hall hosted nine Kansas State college students at the Executive Mansion luncheon. Three Chanute girls Jane Pankratz Ellen Flottman and Mary Fickel attended the event with Pankratz listed as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Chanute
Kansas State College
Fred Hall
Jane Pankratz
Ellen Flottman
Mary Fickel
Miss Pankratz
C. H. Pankratz
S. Evergreen
Pankratz
Hall
Miss Flottman
Ernest Flottman
Mary Fickel Is Honored at Kansas State College
Mary Fickel, a sophomore in the newly established Restaurant Management program at Kansas State College, received the Restaurant Management scholarship from the Kansas Restaurant Association during a May 12 recognition meeting. She, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fickel of Earlton, was the program’s sole female student and held the 1954-55 scholarship.
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Manhattan
Mary Fickel
Kansas State College
Kansas Restaurant Association
Bessie B. West
K-State
Mrs Heinze Hosts Westminster Class at First Presbyterian
Mrs. Fred C. Heinze welcomed Westminster class members from the First Presbyterian church to her Chanute area home Tuesday evening. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Roy Gibson Mrs. W D Weber and Mrs. Roy Slater. Bessie Apt led with America The Beautiful. Roll call cited Scripture verses. Devotions by Mrs. W Hensley quoted I Am the Good Shepherd. Mrs. Mabel Hudson reviewed Great Hymns Unite Us by Tom Driberg. Seventeen members enjoyed a dessert course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Heinze
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Chanute
Mmes
Roy Gibson
W. D. Weber
Roy Slater
Bessie Apt
W. ©. Hensley
Oliver G. Wilson
Mabel Hudson
Tom Driberg
Etiquette answers on eating bacon and announcements
The guidance covers eating bacon with a fork when possible and using fingers for very dry bits. It advises prompt engagement announcements by newspaper note, engraved cards, or an announcement party. It also recommends teachers rise when the principal enters, and ushers offer their arm to all women they escort down the aisle.
Cinch for Summer Shirt Dress With Belt Waist
A fashion pattern advertises a Cinch for Summer dress by Marian Martin. The shirt dress features a belt waist and versatile sleeve options in cotton seersucker or crepe for Misses sizes 10 through 20. Size 16 requires four and a quarter yards of 35 inch fabric.
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Marian Martin
Pattern Mail Order Request for Thirty Five Cent Coins
A reader asks to send thirty five cents for a pattern and add fifty cents for each pattern for first class mailing. The request is addressed to Marian Martin in care of The Chanute Tribune Pattern Dept at 232 West 18th Street New York Street, NY. Print plainly name and address with zone size and style number.
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Coios
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West
New York St
Presbyterian Women Meet at Church Fellowship
Mrs Fred Skinner led the program at the Presbyterian Women’s Fellowship gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs D A Finney delivered devotions as the group discussed Our Missions on the Campus. Assisting were Mrs Edwin H Rideau Mrs Howard Wilson Mrs Jim Gilbreath and Mrs Delos Shurtleff. The service of dedication was led by Mrs E D Lewis with help from Mrs John Hargrave and Mrs Dave Petterson. Mrs Burris Blume presided as prayer by Mrs William T Hunt for missionaries in Japan and Cuba. Circle 5 chaired by Mrs Robert Koch served punch on a lace covered table with pink roses and pink tapers. poured by Mrs Roy Chapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Skinner
D. A. Finney
Presbyterian Womens Fellowship
Mmes
Edwin H. Rideau
Howard Wilson
Jim Gilbreath
Delos Shurtleff
E D. Lewis
John Hargrave
Dave Petterson
Burris
Village Creek Women Form New Group Village Creek Community Workers
Women met with Mrs. Andrew Ericks to cut patterns for a Friendship quilt for the fall bazaar. They planned monthly gatherings at homes of the Community Center with seven children and ten women served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Creek
Andrew Ericks
Friendshp
Kristina Owens
Ed Kuhn
Esther Erickson
Kansas
Village Creek Community Workers
Chester Uden
Mrs Logan Hosts Homemakers Club Meeting
Mrs Charles Logan entertained the Homemakers club in her home yesterday afternoon. Farewell gifts were given to Mrs Leslie Cooper and Mrs Kenneth Cline who relocate to California and Sand Springs respectively. Officers elected include Mrs C A Sharpe president, Mrs Elmer Mathews vice president, and Mrs Earl Robison secretary.
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Charles Logan
Forest
Homemakers Club
Leslie Cooper
California
Kenneth Cline
Sand Springs
Okla
C. A. Sharpe
Cline
Elmer Mathews
Earl Robison
Chester Nichols
Logan
Howard Webb
Spring Musicale Delights Audience At Memorial Building
Dr Edith Rideau Normelll presented junior voice and piano students in a Spring Musicale in Memorial Building Federation room witnessed by about 90 guests. The program featured choral numbers, solos, duets, and piano pieces by students including West Hall Calhoun Clemans Busse Oehlert and Jones among others.
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Edith Rideau Normelll
Federation Room
Memorial Building
O. H. Cunningham
Anita Weber
Robert Banta
Deana Weber
Jean Brazil
Tom Brazil
Rodgers
Wagner
Judy Oehlert
Eric
de Rose
Dublin Town
Gruber
Larry Ladd
Rhonda Holman
Eddy Lada
the Little Shoemaker
Revil
Linda
Lila Hall
Ballet
le Cid
Massenet
Janice Cox
the Brownies
Leoni
Brahe
Youmans
Mike Wemmer
Yates Center
Patricia Cowan
Hill
Rosalie
Porter
Larry Calhoun
Brewster
Janis Flynn
Kathryn West
Judy
McHugh
Judy Busse
Ronald
Valencia
Padilla
Marvin Jones
Tre
Romberg
Stoltz
Jones
Sharon
Larry Calhoon
Several WSCS Circles Hold Meetings and Luncheon
Several Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday with a covered dish luncheon for 14 members and a guest Mrs. C. W Bray. Leaders presided, lessons covered Caribbean Vacations and Christ portraits return.
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Methodist
WSCS
C. W., Bray
Ernest W. Edwards
R. R. Elder
Edward A. Odell
Russell Brown
Leif Erickson
Carl Pate
W. E. Wilson
Christ
O. A. Klingner
Circle
Highland Park Shelter House
Woman's Society of Christian Service
F. H. Dugan
C. A. Sharpe
CWF Guild Meeting Features India Message
Mrs. P F Needham hosted the CWF guild Tuesday night with Vel ma Anderson presiding. Mrs. Frank Gibson led a lesson on New Hope Through Home Nite the fifth in Christians Bear Witness focusing on India Pakistan and Ceylon. Mrs. K B Jones gave devotions and officers were installed: Miss Anderson president Mrs Merle Umbarger vice president Nora Sumner secretary treasurer. Refreshments for 14 were served by the hostess Nora Cunningham and Mrs Jack Sparks. Ever use Savoy cabbage? It is loose headed with curly green leaves and milder flavor than ordinary green cabbage.
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P. F. Needham
CWF Guild
Velma Anderson
Frank Gibson
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
K. B. Jones
John Foust
Anderson
Merle ‘Umbarger
Nora Sumner
Nora Cunnningham
Jack Sparks
Foust
Mrs Luther Cone Heads Style Show at Shamokin Four Counties
Mrs. Luther Cone chaired a style show during the spring reunion of medical societies in Shamokin Pennsylvania. She is president elect of the auxiliary and wife of Dr. Luther H. Cone a surgeon at Shamokin State Hospital. They have four sons and several 4-H members and leaders participated in related events and a Willing Workers 4-H wiener roast at Santa Fe park with music and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Woman's Auxiliary
State Medical Society
Luther Cone
Louis Lockett
George Simmonds
Michael
Joseph
John
Frederick
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Sandra Arthur
Santa Fe Park
Mmes
Lewis Taylor Jr
Oscar Swiler
Ray Dennis
Henry Broughton
Ernest Flottman
Mrs Cation Hosts Bound To Win Class Event
Mrs. Robert Cation entertained the Bound To Win class of EUB church at her home with co-hostesses Mrs. M. O. Rowland and Mrs. J. C. Montgomery. Seventeen members answered roll call with descriptions of their mothers and $5 was donated to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cation
EUB Church
M. O. Rowland
J. C. Montgomery
Arthur Carlson
Frank Hathaway
Mothers of Men
Claude Carver
Rowland
Red Cross
Earl Wertz
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle forms from Lutheran Women
At Zion Lutheran church a meeting of Lutheran Women's League voted to disband and join with the Lutheran Women's Guild to form Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle. Meetings will be first Wednesdays. Rev Frederick H Pralle led a lesson on Help Train Soldiers. Mrs Calvin Ellison spoke on missionary work in Ceylon. Mrs Glyn Albertson hosted tea.
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Lutheran Women's League
Zion Lutheran Church
Lutheran Women’s Guild
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle
Ralph Burghart
Rederick H. Pralle
4 H Club News at High Prairie Pioneers Service
High Prairie Pioneers led worship at High Prairie Church on Sunday with Robert Baughn as leader. Scripture read by Darrel Wiltie, prayer by Jim Stone, song by Sharon Nelson, offertory by Richard Morton, song leader Marie Campbell, and Scarlett Wing also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie Pioneers
High Prairie Church
Robert Baughn
Darrel" Wiltie
Jim Stone
Sharon Nelson
Richard Morton
Marie Campbell
Scarlett Wing
Household Answers for Everyday Tasks
Questions cover color setting with alum and salt solutions, slicing bread with a hot knife, reactivating dried glue with vinegar, and making fruit jars airtight by dipping lids in paraffin. Each tip offers a simple method for common kitchen and household needs.
Grant Avenue Women Meet at Baptist Church Circles
Grant Avenue Baptist church women’s groups met in circles on Wednesday with 9 members and 2 guests at one session. New officers were elected in each circle including Gene Webber as chairman and Vernon Youngberg as vice chair. Other officers include Warren Alger secretary treasurer and Signa Anderson White Cross chair. A second circle elected Joe Thurman as vice chairman Esther Erickson secretary treasurer Leo Cox White Cross and Francis Cottrell reading chairman. A third gathering at 303 North Grant hosted by C H Huffman drew 10 members and guests Marcia Sandberg and Mrs. Glenn Shockey with devotions, a lesson on An American in India, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Missionary Society of
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Vernon Youngberg
Gene Webber
Youngberg
Warren Alger
Signa Anderson
White Cross
John Clark
Reading
Alger
Garland Wright
Morris Shipman
Joe Davidson
Roy Dannelley
Marion Criswell
Joe Thurman
Esther Erickson
Leo Cox
Francis Cottrell
Max Tharp
C. H. Huffman
N. Grant
Glenn Shockey
WMS
Marcia Sandberg
Frank Hotchkiss
R. C. Nicewaner
India
Saunders Redding
Rudolph Sandberg
Women's Work
Kansas
Hotchkiss
Hildur Wingblade
Earlton Ladies Aid Meeting at EUB Church
Earlton EUB Ladies Aid met Tuesday afternoon at the church with Mrs. M. K. Ely presiding. After singing and prayer, roll call recalled Bible verses. Devotions and a poem were read by Mrs. Dan Hines, with other poems by several members. A plate lunch for 24 was served and mystery pals exchanged gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
EUB
M. K. Ely
Wayne Taylor
Dan Hines
Mmes
R. V. Fickel
J. R. McNary
Julius Hawke
Social Calendar for Friday May 20 1955 events
Past Noble Grand club of Rebekah Lodge meets at 2 p.m. at 2171 W Main. Ladies Day at the Country club with 1 45 bridge hosted by Mrs James D Ganson. Dorothea L Dexter at DUV Memorial building 2 30. Golden Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic Temple in evening. Confraternity of Christian Mothers at St Patrick s school hall 7 30. Mrs W E Wilson s class at Methodist church 10 to 4 quilting sack lunch.
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Noble Grand Club
Rebekah Lodee
Roy
Gibson
W. Main
James D. Ganson
Dorothea L. Dixtent
Golden Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
P.m
St Patrick's
W. E
Neosho Names Ball City Manager in New Hire
Homer Ball of Columbia, aged 26, appointed Neosho city manager succeeding Glen Woods. Ball currently serves as assistant city manager in Columbia with a $400 monthly salary and is a University of Kansas graduate.
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Neosho, Mo
Homer Ball
Columbia
Neosho
Ball
Glen Woods
University of
Cosmic rays from Unknown Sources Puzzle Earth
Cosmic rays are described as mysterious streams of energetic particles striking Earth from unknown sources. The article notes their constant bombardment and the scientific curiosity they provoke among researchers seeking origins and underlying physics.
Ash Grove Wins Tourney in Eight-Team City Bowling Championship
Ash Grove No. 1, managed by Paul Leslie of Sportsmans Bowl, won the double elimination city bowling championship over Chanute Motors for the title. Team members Tom Moriarty Tom Smith Raymond Clemens Escar Eskridge and Robert Carlson led in scoring with Moriarty a 214 game and 593 series. Carlson 490 Clemens 453 Smith 448 Eskridge 383. Other entrants included Cities Service Glen's Tire Elks No. 4 Johnson Furniture and Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Grove
Paul Leslie
Chanute Motors
General Novelty
Tom Moriarty
Tom Smith
Raymond Clemens
Escar Eskridge
Robert Carlson
Moriarty
Carlson
Clemens
Smith
Eskridge
Cities Service
Glen's Tire
Elks No. 4
Johnson Furniture
Phillips
School Meet Planned in Hutchinson Saturday
Executive officers of the Kansas Association of Secondary Schools and Principals will convene in Hutchinson on Saturday to discuss upcoming events and arrangements for a state school meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kas
The
Kansas Assn. of
Hutchinson
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief After Stress
Nagging backache and fatigue may signal slow kidney function doctors say. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic used for over 50 years, claim to help kidneys flush out waste and relieve discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
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United States
Beth Waggoner
Friends University
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Brian Morton
Donnie Baughn
Jerry Cook
Cathie Wiltse
Cheryl
Gary Campbell
Ronald Wiltse
Larry Marple
Nina
Shirley White
Linda Blanscot
Doris Austin
Gary
Donnie
Richard Baughn
Joe Cook
Carolyn
Mark Wing
Philip Wing
Bert Wiltse
Neil Nelson
Mrs. Cation
Nadine Erickson
August Erickson
Savonburg
Allen County
Tip
Miss Erickson
Grant Township
Iola
Grant Avenue
Johnson's
Sealy Sleep
Cavalier
Dinette
RCA
Main
Lincoln
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