White Shrine Honors Beach At Reception
Don C. Beach a supreme watchman honored at a Sunday dinner and reception in the Masonic Temple with many supreme officers and guests in attendance. Harold Williams the mayor delivered the welcome, and Mrs Juanita Mauss spoke as past supreme worthy high priestess. About 450 guests attended the event with decorative sunflowers and Shrine flowers.
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Don C. Beach
Supreme Watchman
Shepherds
Supreme White Shrine of
Don
Shrine
Kansas
Floyd Kelley
Dave Petterson
Robert Ward
Don Beach
John Nation
Supreme
Marguerite Dutsch
Supreme Worthy
Tulsa
Anna Eastman
Supreme Noble Prophetess
Minneapolis
Chicago
Ruth Finegan
Poland
Ohio
Helen Piechulis
Manchester
N.H
Juanita Mauss
Claudia Finegan
St. Louis
Vivian Parrish
Murphysboro
Ill
Mmes
Mayme Edwards
Covina
Calif
J. C. Patty
Greenville
Frank Carroll
Keatchie
Melba Waggoner
Mabel Brimmer
Margaret Clausing
Nelle Fangel
Gladys Walters
Wichita
Dorothy Young
Seattle
Wash
W. W. Willson
Mulberry
Ark
Roy Clossen
Coffeyville
Transfer of six motifs pattern for quick shower gifts
Pattern 7357 offers six motifs sized about 52 by 744 inches and invites readers to mail 35 cents to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. for pattern add ons. Include name address zone and pattern number for a chance at two free patterns and a 1957 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book. A 25 cent request covers the new needle book.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Marian Martin
Kanate Tribune
West 18Th St
N.Y. Prins
Wits
The Tribune Subscription Offer
A concise carrier message advertises a weekly price of thirty cents for delivery of The Tribune. It emphasizes affordability with a simple rate note and invites readers to subscribe through the carrier.
Peggy Franklin Engaged To Ronnie Fowler
Peggy Franklin and Ronnie Fowler announce their engagement. Peggy, a Chanute High School and Pittsburg State College cosmetology graduate, works at Mari-Gold Beauty Salon. Ronnie Fowler, Chanute High School 1953 grad, attended telegraphy school and Chanute Junior College, employed with Fowler Transport Service. Wedding set for June 9 at First Christian Church at 2:30 PM.
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Peggy Franklin
Ronnie Fowler
Cecil Fowler
C. E. Franklin
Miss Franklin
Chanute High School
Pittsburg State College
Les Des Club
Fowler
Pueblo
Colo
Chanute Junior College
Fowler Transport Service
First Christian Church
Culture Club Honors Two Former Members
Chanute Culture Club members were entertained with coffee hosted by Mrs. A. B. Chauncey at 711 S Lincoln to honor guests Mrs. I. O Prindle of Hilliards Ohio and Mrs. George Reinhardt of Colorado Springs, both former members. A lace table centerpiece displayed spring flowers, miniature birds, and small green candles. Club president Mrs. Gene Leabo poured. Fourteen members attended.
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Chanute Culture Club
A. B. Chauncey
S. Lincoln
I. O Prindle
Hilliards
Ohio
George Reinhardt
Colorado Springs
Gene Leabo
Community Concert Drive Set For September Campaign
The Chanute Community Concert Association announces its annual membership drive for September 16 through 21. Campaign chairs are Mrs. John Nation and Mrs. Howard Earnest, who will oversee campaign activities. Ruth Shannon has been elected to the Board of Directors.
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Chanute Community Concert Association
John Nation
Howard Earnest
Ruth Shannon
George Patton Honored On Fifth Birthday
Mrs Ralph Patton and son Paul Scott hosted a fifth birthday party for their son and brother George Alfred Patton at 1110 N Washington Friday afternoon. Cake ice cream and punch were served with favors of candy gum and balloons. Guests included Connie Kern Candy Kern Ray Ruth Jones Peggy Patton David Patton Linda Dannen.
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Ralph Patton
Paul Scott
George Alfred Patton
N. Washington
Connie
Candy Kern
Ray Ruth Jones
Peggy
David Patton
Linda Lee Dannen
Honor Guests and Leading Gifts Noted at Page Event
The list names attendees including Linda Kay Miller Kathy Brown Mike and Randy Finley Candy Kay Ogle Ernie Dillon Donnie Joe Decker and relatives Mrs Hosea Jones Mrs Merritt Ramey plus Mrs Vera Patton Barbara Decker and others. Leading gifts credited to Jackie Joe Bright Eric Claus Rhonda Sandy Sissy Chuck Doudna Danny Ricky Kern and Ernie Albert Gutierrez.
How Can I Remove Paint Odor Ink Stains and More
A guide from a historical period asks how to neutralize fresh paint odor by onions in water, remove ink stains with a rubbed match, make floor filler from linseed oil and whiting, prevent raindrop spots on kid gloves by damp gentle wiping, and keep eggs fresh by brief boiling.
Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H Club Plans May Activities
The Pleasant Valley Rockets 4-H Club met with president pro tem Darlene Wickiter. They discussed 4-H Sunday on May 26 and an invitation to Five Mounds church that evening. An ice cream social in June was planned with committees named.
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Pleasant Valley Rockets
Darlene Wickiter
Five Mounds
Darlene Wickizer
America
Pat Fail
Farren Young
Philip Wickizer
Ivan Fail
June Fail
Pat
Janice Fail
Old Rugged Cross
Lester Griffith
Percy Rowan
Price Tags To Success Speech At Local Club Meeting
Marlin Blackstun urged moral courage and personal integrity as key price tags to success at a Business and Professional Women's Club event titled Price Tags to Success. The talk followed a dinner at the Tioga Hotel and included recognitions, a chairmen team, and a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Blackstun
Blackstun
Blackston
Tioga Hotel
Daisy Jordan
Ada McCune
Cochairman
Hazel Slane
Alice Boecker
Gladys Eaton
Mattie Wolf
Marcella LaSalle
Social Calendar May 4 1957 Queen Esther Class
Friday church event notices list Queen Esther Class of First Christian Church meeting at 2 p.m. at the church with Mrs. Edna Emerick of Los Angeles and Oregon Conference? unclear location. Address 719 8S Grant appears as a contact.
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Queen Esther
First Christian Church
ORC & E
Edna Emerick
Grant
Modern Etiquette Q and A on slips, toasts, cigars
A reader asks if telling a woman her slip is improper. the answer says it is acceptable if a private fix is possible but would be considerate to stay quiet otherwise to avoid awkwardness. For non drinkers at weddings, hold the poured drink during toasts and then set it down as soon as possible. Finally, giving cigars and candy at a birth is not governed by strict etiquette rules, it's a traditional American custom.
Dinner honors oldest and youngest members with gifts
The oldest member and Mrs George Wilson the youngest received gifts from Mrs H A Thurstin chair man of the dinner committee. A business meeting led by Mrs Ernest Anderson president followed, the charter was draped in memory of Mrs John Peterson.
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George Wilson
H. A. Thurstin
Ernest Anderson
John Peterson
Kansas FTA delegates draft constitution in Topeka
The State Constitutional Convention of the Kansas High School Future Teachers Association met in Topeka on Saturday. Four John Hemphill FTA Club members Nancy Fletcher Tony Kepley Howard McMurray and Jeannene Meyer attended with sponsor Oleva A Lewis. They drafted a proposed constitution to be sent to all FTA clubs for ratification.
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Kansas High School Future Teachers Association
Topeka
John Hemphill
FTA
Nancy Fletcher
Tony Kepley
Howard McMurray
Jeannene Meyer
Oleva A. Lewis
Public installation of Rainbow Assembly officers announced
The Assembly of Rainbow for Girls held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple to announce Sunday at 2 p.m. as the public installation of officers. Ford Johnson, watchman of shepherds of the Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem, was introduced.
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Assembly of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Temple
Ford Johnson
Shepherds of the Golden Shrine
White Shrine
Jerusalem
Auxiliary Meets in Odd Fellows Hall for Luncheon
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen met in Odd Fellows Hall for a 12:30 luncheon on Tuesday. During the dinner hour, Mrs. G. E. Barker, as
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
G. E. Barker
Memorial service for Sunflower OES Chapter held in Cedar Temple
Sunflower Chapter Order of Eastern Star held a memorial service in Cedar Temple with Mrs Cecil Cage presiding. The ceremony featured candles forming a cross, organ music by Mrs C M Cordner, and readings for a list of deceased members. Invitations for future receptions and anniversaries were announced, with refreshments served afterward.
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Sunflower Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Cedar Temple
Cecil Cage
C. M. Cordner
Mines
Grace Wheeler
Earl Heminger
Lenora Faucett
Myrtle Smith
Thayer
Hulda Parker
Edith Palen
McCune
Humboldt
C. C. McGee
S. D. Propst
Albert Carwile
Money Machine Case Man Is Paroled
Elwood E. Christian of Kansas City was paroled after pleading guilty to obtaining $7,000 from Frank Heath Jr. by selling a machine claimed to raise currency denominations. District Judge W. N. Calkins imposed a five year sentence but granted parole on health grounds after the six year case delay.
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EL Dorado, Kas
Kansas City
Butler County
W. N. Calkins
Elwood E. Christian
Calkins
Christian
Frank Heath Jr
Death in San Quentin held off as prisoner slays self
Hugo Brust aged 47, condemned for killing his wife and stepson in Lancaster in 1954, died by suicide today at San Quentin before scheduled execution. He slashed his throat with a mirror shard in his cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Oscar Hugo Brust
Lancaster
Soviet Accuses U S of Shilly Shallying
Washington Russia accuses the United States of shilly shallying on final action for a treaty creating an international atomic energy agency. Eisenhower proposed the atoms for peace organization in 1953 and the U S led treaty drafting. Russia ratified early while the United States has not due to pending Senate action.
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Washington
Russia
United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace Organization
Senate
Soviet Union
Reds Softening On Disarmament Hope Lingers
U S officials growing hopeful that Soviet leaders may agree to limited disarmament with inspections. Stassen to return to London with new proposals as negotiations resume next week. Eisenhower stresses flexibility and trustworthy inspection while seeking verifiable limits and potential aerial zones.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
London
Harold F. Stassen
Eisenhower
United States
Stassen
Not Intended, But It Happens
In Anderson, South Carolina, defendant Andrew McAbee told Circuit Judge J B Pruitt that his wife nagged him about housework. The judge quipped about dishes and ordered McAbee to pay $60 monthly for wife and child support.
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
This note frames advertising as a tool to ensure safe purchases. It highlights how buyer scrutiny and clear product information help prevent scams and faulty goods, urging readers to compare offers and verify seller reliability.
Coty to Name French Premier as Washington Visit Looms
Paris reports President Rene Coty intends to nominate a successor to Premier Guy Mollet within 48 hours to keep his June 3 state visit to Washington on schedule. If Parliament delays, Coty may cancel and must inform the U. S. government in advance. Mollet’s resignation follows a 250-213 vote against his belt tightening program.
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Paris
René Coty
Guy Mollet
Eisenhower
Coty
France
Washington
Ile de France
America
Mollet
National Assembly
Ottawa Route Bids Set For June 6 Opening
Bids will be opened June 6 for an 11 mile Kansas interstate grading project and 10 bridges from Merriam to Olathe creating a four lane limited access segment between Kansas City and Ottawa. The package includes traffic interchanges at Martin City Road 95th Street 87th Street and a K10 junction at 67th Street. Also bidding June 6 is 43 miles of base and sheet asphalt on a new U S 59 roadbed south from near the Anderson Franklin County line.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kansas
Merriam
Olathe
Martin City Road
95Th Street
87Th Street
67Th Street
Anderson
Franklin County
Quintuplets Reported For Mexican Mother
In Cosala, a 14 year old Mexican girl Juana Gomez Alfaro reportedly gave birth to quintuplets. Three babies were born dead and the other two died soon after due to lack of adequate medical care.
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Culican
Mexico
Cosala
Juana Gomez Alfaro
Long Flight Lands at Le Bourget after 21 Hour non stop
A four engine Douglas DC7C landed at Le Bourget today after a 21 hour 35 minute nonstop flight from Long Beach California. The plane was being delivered to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
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Paris
le Bourget
Long Beach
Calif
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
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