Third District GOP Women Meet in Tioga Hotel Luncheon
About one hundred Kansas Women’s Republican Club members from the third district gathered in Tioga Hotel for a noon luncheon and talk by Mrs. Hobart Hoyt of Lyons, a Kansas House member from Rice County. She urged women to engage in politics to improve homes and communities, noting limited female representation and the need for more participation. The event featured civic leaders, gifts for honored guests, and remarks by Mrs. Mark Stevens and Sen. Wilfrid Cavaness, with arrangements led by Mrs. Ed F. Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga Hotel
C. Y. Semple
Baxter Springs
National Committee
Frank D. Belvider
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas Women’s Republican Club
Hobart Hoyt
Lyons
Mark Stevens
Parsons
C. E. Jurney
Kingman
Harold Medill
Independence
Tribune
Martha Villepigue
State of Kansas
House of Representative
Rice County
Kansas Women's Republican Club
House of Representatives
Kansas
Kansas Senate
House
Stevens
Huntsville
Ala
Frank D. Belvnder
Claude E. Jurney
State
Semple
Cavaness
Ed F. Peterson
Medill
Nelle Stevens
John Nation
Vera Seibert
Dainty Doily Set Crochet Pattern 7087 Listing
Crochet doily set pattern 7087 by Alice Brooks offers a 22 inch large doily with a matching small doily. Uses No 30 mercerized cotton, larger versions possible in string and smaller in No 50 cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Future Nurses Are Honored at Pinning Ceremony
A pinning ceremony and officer installation highlighted a reception for Senior High School's Future Nurses club and mothers at the Ashley home. Speakers included Dr James A Butin and Mrs Margaret Wood. Mary Jane Muecke won the Ema Hoshaw scholarship and will enter Mt Carmel Hospital Pittsburg in fall. Phyllis Solomon was installed as club president with Florence Dillow also installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Nurses Club
Ed Ashley
Womens Medical Auxiliary
RN Club
FNC
Bruce Burris
James A. Butin
Butin
Margaret Wood
Secretarial pin ceremony for girls with punch and brownies
At the table decorated with roses about 30 attended as pins were awarded to Jane Stich Mary Ann Far go Martha MecGuffey Judy Martin Phyllis Solomon Florence Dillon Kathleen Crabtree and Peggy Byers. Frosted punch in a silver bowl accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stich
Mary Ann Fargo
Martha MecGuffey
Judy Martin
Phyllis Solomon
Florence Dillon
Kathleen Crabtree
Peggy Byers
Social Calendar May 2 1956 Women’s golf and local clubs
The May 2 1956 social page lists the Women’s Golf Association at the Country Club with sessions at 9 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. Hulda Parker and local groups meet at Ma sonic Temple and Ladies of GAR for Memories building at 2 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint club gathers at Carpenters Hall 801 S Malcolm at 10 a.m. Sack lunch provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Hulda Parker
Ras Dei Oes
Masonic Temple
Ladies of Gar
Memories
Chanute Textile
Carpenters Hall
S. Malcolm
Mrs Wilson Hosts LA to BRT Luncheon at Home
Mrs George Wilson entertained the LA to BRT at 1 oclock luncheon in her home. Thirteen members were served with red rose table decorations. A get well card was signed for L I Stevens, a patient at Hillcrest Sanatorium Topeka. Next meeting June 15 with Mrs K R Reinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
S. Sanlta Fe
Getwell
L. I. Stevens
Hillcrest
Topeka
K. R. Reinhardt
S. Highland
Teenage capelet pattern by Marian Martin
Fashion pattern for a summer capelet that buttons to a sunfrock. Includes teenage sizes 10 through 16 with yardage for a size 12 dress and capelet. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for each additional pattern to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Addeuss
Marian Martin
Chamute Tribune
West
Chann-Comers Club Hosts Buffet Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pate hosted the Chann-Comers club Friday evening at Oilfield Research Laboratories recreation room. Fifty guests were served with yellow daisies and spring flowers decorating tables. New members Dale Stewart Arthur McClure and Ray Plummer were introduced. a June family picnic was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pate
Oilfield Research Laboratories
Dale McWilliams
David Laker
Merle Blackston
Kenneth Brock
Bob Talbot
Ernest W. Johnson
Walter Hildebrand
Mmes
Dale Stewart
Arthur McClure
Ray Plummer
Here & There Erie Friendly Neighbor Club Meets
Erie residents gathered for a covered dish noon dinner with 12 members and six guests including Mrs. Bertha Hanes and others from nearby towns. The meeting featured quilting activities and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Friendly Neighbor Club
A. T. Schommer
R. J
Bertha Hanes
Akron
Mary McGuffey
Manuel Fletcher
Chanute
Wilbert Johnson
Ralph Baker
Luther Scoggins
Hostess closes event with prize winner named
The note records a door prize awarded to Mrs. Johnson and lists upcoming organizers for the next meeting. Mrs. Clarence Collins will host in rural Savenburg. Cake bakers include Mrs. Ralph Baker and Mrs. Schommer while fruit salads are prepared by Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. J. H. King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Clarence Collins
Savenburg
Ralph Baker
Schommer
Fletcher
J. H. King
Mrs Bareis Leads Neosho Valley HD Unit Meeting
Mrs George Bareis presented The Well Groomed Family lesson at the Neosho Valley Home Demonstration unit gathering held Friday afternoon in Mrs C C McGee's home. Mrs Lester Waldron chaired a brief business session and welcomed new member Mrs Myrl Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bareis
Neosho Valley
C. C. McGee
Lester Waldron
Myrl Ford
Eldon Knight
Don Horton
McGee
Knight
Jess Woosley
Ruby Sjorlund
Harry Larson
New Club Formed for Young People in Local Event
A new club for young people was organized Thursday night at the community center. Organizers said the meeting drew interest from area teens and families seeking youth programs and activities.
Skating Club Elects Officers and Sets Colors
The skating rink officers were elected: Don Spurrier as president, Joan Ogle as vice president, Arthur Ogle as secretary treasurer. Blue and white were chosen as club colors. Two dance steps practiced were Put Your Little Foot and Congo Trio. A name for the new club will be chosen at the next meeting on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Spurrier
Joan Ogle
Arthur Ogle
Congo
Local Notes From Chanute Tribune May 21 1956
The Chanute Tribune reports on community events and notices across Chanute Kansas with brief items from May 21 1956. Highlights include local gatherings, town acknowledgments, and public notices impacting residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Bride Takes Ring as Symbol in Double-Ring Weddings
A guide asks what a bride should say and how rings are bought in double-ring ceremonies. The answer: a simple thank you with a smile suffices, and the bride should buy the ring for her husband rather than the groom buying both rings.
Modern Etiquette Q and A on workplace dress and titles
A secretary should be told her dress and makeup are too distracting and asked to tone them down. A woman should refer to her husband as my husband when speaking to acquaintances. If a stranger picks up a dropped article, appropriate etiquette guidance follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brooks
Baby Names Harold Frederick Trent in Neosho Births
The Baby Harold Frederick Trent, born May 10 at Neosho Memorial Hospital, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion F. Trent of 1101 N. Washington. Lynette Brenda Pralle, born May 13 at Neosho Memorial Hospital, is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick H. Pralle of 1208 W. Main. Debra Kay Cook, born May 17 at Neosho Memorial Hospital, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Cook of 1917 W. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Frederick Trent
Marion F. Trent
N. Washington
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Lynette Brenda Pralle
Frederick H.*.pralle
W. Main
Debra Kay Cook
R. A. Cook
Neosho ,Memorial Hospital
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GOP
Truitt
Steuben
Mrs. Wilson
Clara
S. Lincoln
Hans FD
Carl Pates
Chann-Comers
Mrs. Bareis
Alsua
Ugh
Earl Richman
Dati
Cone Poe
COSCO
Vo Pane
Meare
Simmons
Oma Ead
Koch Bros. Furniture
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