New Officers For Rainbow Girls
Chanute Assembly of Rainbow for Girls to install officers in a public ceremony at the Masonic Temple Sunday at 2 pm. Named are Evelyn Dormois worthy advisor Karen Sellee worthy associate advisor Deanna Dunham charity Barbara Balch hope Carol Barnhart faith Deanie Burks drill leader Kay Friedline chaplain Sharry McGhee love Marilyn Evans religion Jackie Churchill nature Lou LaRue immortality Carol Arthur fidelity Janet Donaldson patriotism Janice Smith service Donna Moon confidential observer Barbara Jeffers outer observer Judy Bower musician Judy Smith choir director Installing officers include Judy Smith installing officer Jean Treloggen marshall Mrs Walter Treloggen mother advisor Charlotte Rhodes recorder Mrs John Nation musician Chairman Mrs A H Block assistant mother advisor. Rainbonettes listed and Dormois theme The Holy Bible will be used. Three month term for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Assembly of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Evelyn Dormois
Karen Sellee
Deanna Dunham
Charity
Barbara Balch
Hope
Carol Barnhart
Deanie Burks
Kay Friedline
Sharry McGhee
Marilyn Evans
Jackie Churchill
Lou LaRue
Carol Arthur
Fidelity
Janet Donaldson
Janice Smith
Donna Moon
Barbara Jeffers
Judy Bower
Judy Smith
Jean Treloggen
Marshall
Wallace Johnson
Charlotte Rhodes
John Nation
Walter Treloggen
Sunflower Unit Meets at Hosfelt Home
Mrs. Karl Keys opened the Sunflower HD Unit meeting at W. J. Hosfelt home with a short poem. Cards from abroad member Mrs. Ernest Johnson were read. Dessert for 15 members and two guests followed a district meeting report in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower HD
Ernest Johnson
Karl Keys
W. J. Hosfelt
Harold Sharp
Debbie Nichols
J. F., Meeker
Pittsburg
Women Golfers Attend Independence Meet
The Womens Southeast Kansas Golf meet at Independence Elks Club drew seventy players. Mrs. Hazel Woods of Independence Country Club shot 97 to win low on 18 holes, while attendees included Mmes Carl Stevens Charles Broadwell Dennis Mills Lyle Holman E O Morris William Porterfield and Jay Tabor of Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Independence Elks Club
Independence
Mmes Carl Stevens
Charles Broadwell
Dennis Mills
Lyle Holman
E. 0. Morris
William Porterfield
Jay Tabor
Chanute
Hazel Woods
Independence Country Club
Beta Sigma Phi Ends Club Year
The Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its final meeting of the year in the First Christian church fellowship room. A 6:30 picnic supper was served. Mrs Earl Legge was introduced as director for the ensuing year. Mrs Dean Skinner presided, a cash gift was voted for Kansas City tornado victims, and plans were made to send clothing and other articles. Secret sisters were revealed in a gift exchange after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
First Christian Church
Earl Legge
Dean Skinner
Kansas City
Mrs Clark Describes Life in Japan at Church Meeting
Mrs William D Clark wife of an air force member stationed in Japan shared her experiences in the country during a Westminster Class gathering at First Presbyterian Tuesday evening. She is visiting Chanute with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Heinze and was joined by Mrs Happy Watts of Independence Missouri. Twenty members attended with Mrs Wayne Hayes giving the devotional and Mrs Ralph Drake presiding. Refreshments were served by Mines Boman Drake and Roy Isham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Clark
Japan
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
T. W. Boman
N. Highland
Clark
Chanute
Fred Heinze
Happy Watts
Independence
Wayne Hayes
Ralph Drake
Mines
Boman
Drake
Roy Isham
Mrs. Gerardy Hostess To St. Mary's Chapter
Mrs. L K Spielman led a St Mary's Chapter Grace Episcopal meeting in the home of Mrs. F L Gerardy 125 S Lafayette on Wednesday. Christine Fleming Heffner's article Do You Get Any thing Out of Church was presented. devotional by Mrs WY Gillilan from Strength for Life. A brief business session by president Mrs H J Ulrich followed and dessert was served to 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Fleming Heffner
L. K. Spielman
St. Mary’s
Grace Episcopal Church
F. L. Gerardy
S. Lafayette
WY. E. Gillilan
H. J. Ulrich
H. E. Lovett
Menu Suggestions Martha's Butterscotch Bars
Recipe fragment lists ingredients including flour baking powder and butter sugar but is incomplete. Reads as a handwritten style menu note or test for a dessert item. No clear method or final product details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha’s
Walnut Brown Sugar Bars
Cream butter and brown sugar then beat in egg and vanilla. Stir in flour baking powder salt and walnuts. Spread in a buttered 8 by 8 by 2 inch pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes. Cool and cut into 32 bars while warm. Store in a tight container.
Mrs Arnett Preserves Role As Guild Leader
Mrs. Charles Arnett will continue as president of the CWF Guild for the coming year. Officers reelected include Marcialette Umbarger as vice president and Nora Sumner as secretary-treasurer at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. Alex Mih’s home. Velma Anderson delivered the fifth lesson in the series Training for Christian Leadership Our Stake in Southeast Asia. The next meeting is set for June 18 at Vinnie Allison’s home with installation by Mrs. Ted D. Hurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arnett
CWF
Alex Mih
Marcialette Umbarger
Nora Sumner
Velma Anderson
Southeast Asia
Mih
C. W. Adams
Lake Charles
Arnett
P. H. Taylor
Christian Women's Fellowship
Vinnie Allison
Ted D. Hurst
Ruth Shannon
Cindy Harris Honored On Twelfth Birthday
Cindy Harris celebrated her twelfth birthday with a Thursday night party at the Country Club hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris of 1202 W 2nd Topeka. Attendees included Dinah Morris Julie Hanson Christina Berry Karen Kreider Deedra Lucas Linda Rhodes Vivian Carter Linda Wig gans Linda Bower Jeannie Best Elaine Durham Lynn Bonnie Peggy Dormois Margaret Wort man Marilyn Caldwell Michele Gibson Paula Honeyman Pamela Wilson Sheila Bowman and Marti Tappes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Harris
Fred Harris
W. 2Nd
Dinah Morris
Julie Hanson
Christina Berry
Karen Kreider
Deedra Lucas
Linda Rhodes
Vivian Carter
Linda Wiggans
Linda Bower
Jeannie Best
Elaine Durham
Lynn Bonnie
Peggy Dormois
Margaret Wortman
Marilyn Caldwell
Michele Gibson
Paula Honeyman
Pamela Wilson
Sheila Bowman
Marti Tappes
Topeka
Etiquette Answers On Weddings And Welcome Home Parties
The guide notes that asking friends to help with a reception depends on local custom and may be seen as an honor or an imposition. It says gift giving for a welcome home party is not obligatory, though friends may pool to buy a gift. It adds serving etiquette that dinner plates are removed first.
Awards Given Cub Scouts at Grace Episcopal Church
Cub Scout Pack 9 held an awards program in the church basement at 7 p.m. Den 1 led the flag salute and Den 3 performed a fireman themed skit. Omer Kern, cubmaster, introduced Mrs. B. A. Morris as new den mother of Den 5 and announced many awards across dens, plus graduations to Boy Scouts Robert Raney and Mike Gerardy with welcomes to Troops 3 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Den 1
Den 3
Omer Kern
B. A. Morris
Den 5
Danny Joe Rausch
Freddie Shockey
Ward Patrick
Darrell Strack
Steven Gardner
Peter Martin
Dwight Judy
Ricky Wolf
Jimmie Alexander
Robert Raney
Charles Kern
Dale Steinman
Denner
Marc Hoofnagle
Larry Leverenz
Dennis Baker
Lron
Dana Williams
Mike McCreedy
Wayne Washburn
Richard Edwards
Robert Morris
Richard Morris
Mike Gerardy
Bill Slane
Louisburg Democrat Named Parole Agent in West Kansas
Louisburg Democrat Willard V. Miller, 48, is appointed parole agent for 31 western Kansas counties with headquarters in Garden City. He succeeds Donald Jones, fired by the State Board of Penal Institutions, while Republican Robert Turney opposed the firing and Dan Cain accepted parole agent William F. Klamm’s resignation rather than a transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Willard V. Miller
Louisburg
Another Hike In Food Costs
The government reported April living costs rose to a new record, marking an eighth straight monthly increase. A sharp rise in food prices was a major factor highlighted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eleven in Class At St. Pat's Ninth Grade Graduation
The ninth grade commencement at St. Patrick's School will be held at 7 30 p m next Wednesday in St. Patrick's Church. Rev Father Francis O Donough of St John's Parish Iola is speaker. Diplomas for 11 graduates presented by Rev Father Peter Finegan with benediction by Rev Fathers John J Kavanagh and Peter Finegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's School
St. Patrick’s Church
Francis O’donough
St. John's Parish
Iola
Athanasius
Pauld Angel
Judy Ward
Judy Ehmke
Mary Casey
Don Papst
Phillip Brazen
Russell Corbitt
Teddy Ponce
Cecila Torres
Erie
Travis Sievers
Washington Avenue
Parsons
J. M. Torrence
Erie Federated Church
Leslie Scoville
Linda Thurman
Helen Would Scoville
Nancy Dunham
Linda Heady
E. G. Horine
Clark M. Fleming
Board of School Dist
Jimmie Fleming
Scout Group Meeting At First Christian Church
Scout News says Den 1 Pack 6 of the First Christian church met Wednesday evening with den mother Mrs Harold Vaughn at 916 S Lafayette. The meeting opened with the flag salute. work centered on a den skit and the living circle closed. Refreshments were served by Steve Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Harold Vaughn
S. Lafayette
Steve Vaughn
Erie Community Note Highlights Involving Local Officials
The Erie region reports on Mrs. Lester Shepard’s White Shrine appointment in Detroit for 1957 1958 and travels to Canada and major cities. It notes Pittsburg Teachers College graduates Dana Ferguson Dwayne Ferguson and Ronnie Kyle, plus county officials Forsyth and Montgomery retrieving a prisoner in Arkansas City. It covers eighth grade graduation events, Memorial services for the OES, local well drilling by Postmaster C E Yockey, Red Cross enrollment for Chanute swimming lessons, a 99 year old death in Reading, and church leaders’ travel for bereavement duties with community arrivals planned from Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Shepard
Detroit
Mich
Shepard
Supreme White Shrine
Marguerite Dutch
Canada
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
New York City
Pittsburg Teachers College
Dana Ferguson
Dwayne Ferguson
Ronnie Kyle
Linda Thurman
OES
Masonic Hall
Ester Watkins
Max Teeter
Frederick Swan
Laura Marie Holt
Mmes
Earl Beard
Marvin Huffman
H. Z. House
C. E. Yockey
Lincoln Street
Charles Forsyth
The
Red Cross
Chanute Pool
W. L. Oliver
Mansel Cox
Reading
J. M. Torrence
Moline
Chanute Tribune May 24 1957 Issue Page Three
Local Chanute items from May 24 1957 include community notices and brief news blurbs. Small-town happenings feature services, meetings, and social notes reflecting week’s events in Chanute and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Laundry Advice and Household Stain Removal
The text notes suggestions for stain removal using glycerine to soften napkins and hot soapsuds for washing. It mentions Weeks and Oliver planning to stay through the summer with Mrs. Oliver and describes cosmetic stains to be treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeks
Oliver
Mrs. Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow Girls
Mrs. Hosfelt
Independence Meet
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Gerardy
St. Mary's
Mrs. Arnett Heads Guild
Democrat
Bank OF Commerce “the Friendly Bank
FDIC
St. Pat’s
Scout News
Sean Chee
Dresd
Koch Bros
W. Main
Erie & Vicinity
Lee Montgomery
Arkansas City
Neosho County
Mr. Torrence
Federated Church
Frank Halfins
Janis
Albuquerque
N. M
Halfins
Munger
Boyd Burns
Edwin H. Bideau
Associated Agencies
Frank B. Burris
Agency
DeBolt Agency
Joyce's Dance Studio
Memorial Auditorium
Parson
Maple Club
California
Salem
W. Mail
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