Two Girl Scouts Receive Curved Bar Honors
Mary Ellis and Jackie Prickett received the Curved Bar in a ceremony at the Junior High School. Jo Dean Cox and Sharon were cited for awards, with 138 scouts earning proficiency badges and five Scouts receiving five point pins. Linda Butler and Cherie Miss Prickett were among those recognized.
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Mary Ellis
Jackie Prickett
Gough
Jo Dean Cox
Sharon
Court of Awarde Hald
Vntar
Miss Prickett
Linda Butler
Cherie
Royster Junior High Holds Awards Assembly Honors Many
Royster Junior High awarded students across activities in a morning assembly. Honors included perfect attendance for 87 students and 77 on the honor rolls across seventh to ninth grades. Recognized were orchestra and drum corps certificate recipients, bank and leadership awards, plus Girl Scout pledges and color-guard participation.
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Royster Junior High
Red Cross
Orchestra
Charleen Manly
Betty Pittenger
Ruth Tiegreen
Stephanie Moffatt
Sallie Embry
Mary Hupp
Lynette Davis
Coda Briley
Jeannette Arthur
Betty McCown
Paulette Bowyer
Lynn Evans
Donna Small
Robert Orr
Sandy Acree
Marilyn Arthur
Terri Carnahan
Janice Dexter
Doris Diver
Glenda Dormois
Pam Ellis
Connie Hottenstein
Mary Ann Mee- Creight
Nancy Pennington
Nancy Roberts
Twila Roberts
Mary Solf
Sherry Stemple
Jill Truitt
Cheryl Acree
Marcia Allen
Rex Babcock
Greg Barnard
Randy Bauer
Greg Berg
Beverly Bohling
Stuart Butcher
Sherrie Caldwell
Johnny Cole
Cecilia Ellis
Kathy Ferguson
Phillip Franks
Stephen Graue
Kerry Haines
Dick Helton
Beth Hutchison
Randall Hutchison
Robert Magill
Robbie Montgomery
Bruce Morgan
Doug Morley
Margaret Park
Lynda Sneed
Vickie VanGotten
Bertha Wall
Robert Bower
Monty Briley
Julianne Brune
Bill Burghart
Betty Chandier
Susan
Erie Demonstration Unit Meets in June Erie
Fifteen members of the Grant Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Lillie Ewing in Erie. Mrs. Mable Battershell, vice president, called the meeting to order with the Neo sho County Creed. Roll call was answered with favorite flowers. Six members attended the District Home Demonstration meeting in Pittsburg. Mrs. Battershell reported on credit use. The unit voted to renew membership in the Mental Health Association. Mrs. Sherman Goff gave the second foods lesson on proper diet toward dental health. Prizes were won by Mrs. James R. Dunham and Mrs. Frank Thomas. Gifts from secret pals went to several members. sun shine gifts to others. Mrs. George Simmons will host when the unit meets June 18.
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Erie
Grant Home Demonstration Unit
Lillie Ewing
Mable Battershell
Pittsburg
Battershell
Mental Health Association
Sherman Goff
James R. Dunham
Frank Thomas
0. M. Dunham
George Simmons
Lon Smith
Oscar Johns
Ida Olson
Bound-to-Win Class Meeting at Mrs Whitteberry Home
The Bound-to-Win Sunday School class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met at 220 W 3rd Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs Frank Percy led the business session. Mrs J W Shike gave devotion Faith. Jennie Nelson taught Long Pulls of Life are Most Telling. An article by Mrs Lloyd Taylor and a poem by Mrs Edna Strohm were read. Hostesses were Mrs Vivian Carver and Mrs Edna Hall. Twenty five members and four guests attended. A dinner at the annex is planned for next Tuesday in honor of Mr and Mrs Paulife and Donna leaving for Pittsburg.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fannie Whitteberry
Frank Percy
J. W. Shike
Jennie Nelson
Lloyd Taylor
Edna Strohm
Vivian Carver
Edna Hall
Annex
Paulife
Donna
Pittsburg
Beta Sigma Phi Meets at Humboldt
Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday night with Mrs. Robert Osborn of Humboldt. Mrs. Ray Hames was co-hostess. Mrs. Jack Haight led the opening ritual. Final plans were set for a spring dance at the Masonic Temple and the annual picnic May 29 at Santa Fe park. Committees were chosen for next year. Ritual jewels were conferred on Jane Cordner and Mrs. Hugh Hollenshead after the business meeting. Pledge ritual was held for Linda Wilson and Mrs. Ed Smith. Refreshments served to nine members and two pledges.
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Alpha Chi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Osborn
Humboldt
Ray Hames
Jack Haight
Masonic Temple
Santa Fe Park
Jane Cordner
Hugh Hollenshead
Linda Wilson
Ed Smith
Mrs Hanson Presides For Rebekah Lodge
Chanute Rebekah Lodge 158 met at the Odd Fellows Hall Monday night with Mrs Etta Hanson presiding. Reports covered the Murray Hill May 11 meeting and the SE Kansas Anniversary Association gathering at Neodesha. Members voted to vacation during July and August. Birthday honors went to Mrs Pervey Fisher as refreshments were served to 3% members by Mrs Etna VanWickle Mrs Lilian Marvin and Mrs Mamie Lundine.
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Chanute Rebekah Lodge 158
Odd Fellows Hall
Etta Hanson
Noble Grand
Murray Hill
S.E. Kansas
Seniors Honored By Y-Teens at Chanute High
The Y-Teens of Chanute Senior High School met after school to honor the senior members and elect 1963 64 officers. Susie Kruse was named president Linda Sparks vice president and Micki McGuire secretary Refreshments were served to members and two sponsors Mrs Marie Kyle and Miss Judy Harris This was the last meeting of the year.
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Chanute Senior High School
Susie Kruse
Linda Sparks
Micki McGuire
Marie Kyle
Judy Harris
Memorial Day plans move forward in Erie region
Erie community builds Memorial Day observances at Bethel and East Hill cemeteries with services led by Rev. Robert McGuire. Legion auxiliaries will decorate graves at Shaw and Odense cemeteries. National Poppy Day will honor war dead with auxiliary volunteers distributing poppies to fund veteran rehabilitation.
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Erie
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William C. Posts
Ethel Hines
East Hill
Bethel
Robert McGuire
First Baptist Church
Shaw
Odense
Legion
Wilson Hall
Girl Scout Tea Teaches 6th Graders at Methodist Church
Junior High and Senior Girl Scout Troops 105 35 103 and 133 host a tea for 6th grade troops Monday at 4 p.m. at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. A film This is Girl Scouting and filmstrips on Cadette and Senior programs will be shown. Uniformed girls are asked to wear their uniforms.
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Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Marker honors Civil War vets at Humboldt Circle Cemetery
The Lawton Circle Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic installed a Humboldt A marker in the Circle at Mount Hope Cemetery Humboldt to honor Civil War veterans and GAR members. The marker carries the inscription for Vicksburg Post No. 73 and Lawton Circle No. 97. From now on no flags will be placed on individual graves on Memorial Day. flags will be placed at the marker on Memorial Day instead.
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Humboldt
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lawton Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Vicksburg
Ladies of the Gar
Waldorf Salad Raisins Question Sparked By Child Fry
A witty remark recalls adding raisins to Waldorf salad as a playful culinary tip. The speaker notes that even a small fry enjoys the idea, mixing nostalgia with a light kitchen anecdote.
Social Calendar May 1963 Vilas High Alumni Banquet
May 25 1963 alumni banquet Vilas High School Kumdubde Class First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 6 30 p m Also May 24 1963 Great Books Discussion Group Pacific Library 7 30 p m May 27 1963 Chanute Ladies Encampment Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30 p m Mary Dell Paint Club Carpenter's Hall May to be announced Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 30 p m Junior High and Senior Girl Scout Troops 105 35 103 133 Tee Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 4 p m Union Valley School Basket Supper 6X pm
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Vilas High School
Kumdubde
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Chanute
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mary Dell
Carpenter’s Hall
Home Savings
Tee
Methodist Church
Union Valley School
Volunteer X Ray Unit Seeks Helpers and Registrars
Volunteer workers for the X ray unit include typists and ninth graders with names such as A L Thompson Oscar Beil William Helton Jr Stuart Hoofnagle Phillip Cooper Justin Kerby George Garrison and many others. Registrars listed by name include Lyle C Br bin Charles H Winckier Walter Naylor Ida McCoy and more. The Neosho County Tuberculosis chairman is Mrs. Bruce Burris of Chanute.
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Mmes
A. L. Thompson
Oscar Beil
William Helton Jr
Stuart Hoofnagle
Phillip Cooper
Justin Kerby
George Garrison
Carl Gene Ranabargar
Warner Tiegreen
Fred Bloomer
Cathy Comer
Deedra Sweaney
Patty Patton
Connie Johnson
Zona Crabtree
Jerri Wolgast
Merla Raney
Eva Edwards
Deanna Gregg
Treva Williams
Virginia Madill
Marilyn Tiegreen
Marlene Truster
Barbara Barnes
Terry Sinclair
Evelyn Carrol
Sheri Goss
Glenda Dormois
Doris Diver
Nancy Roberts
Pam Ellis
Jill Truitt
Betty McGrath
Nancy Pennington
Coda Briley
Lyle C. Bribin
Charles H. Winckier
Walter Naylor
Ida McCoy
William T. Hunt
Richard Barnard
Grace French
Lucile Kelsey
Henry Myers
Lee Litherland
M. W. Oyler
Herbert Walters
Jessie LeVan
C. H. Pankratz
Vearl Hubler
C. S. Newton
Howard Jester
H. F. Mattinson
R. D. Churchill
Carl Kerwitz
Neosho County
Bruce Burris
Chanute
Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H Club Meeting at Odense School
The Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H club met Monday at Odense school with Larry Lindberg presiding. Linda Smith led singing while members answered roll call with My summer plans. A cleanup committee was named for the southwest yard as a community project.
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Jolly - Go - Getters
Odense
Larry Lindberg
Linda Smith
Cecilia Olson
Marion Alford
O'Brien
Marion
Paul Alford
Oswego
Miss Olson
Roberts
Alford
Assembly of God Church
Six Burden graduates despite bus crash injuries
Six Burden public school graduates attended commencement while in Winfield hospital, where they were treated after a bus accident earlier in the month. Superintendent Lee Jeffrey arranged for their advance graduation, keeping them on track with their class.
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Burden
Kan
Burden Public Schools
Winfield
Lee Jeffrey
Let Him Have Both Barrels By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers offers blunt counsel to a reader unhappy with an analyst and advises considering moving on only if advised. She also weighs a family dispute over Europe travel funds, teases a skeptic teen letter, and suggests balanced parental responses while noting the 1963 copyright.
Complaint Charges Assault by Kissing
A Hutchinson housewife told officers that a magazine salesman grabbed her and kissed her after she refused his subscription offers. She signed a complaint charging assault by kissing, but police could not locate the salesman.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Hutchinson
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