Women Missionary Circle Holds Four Meetings
Circles of the Womens Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist church met in homes and at the church on Wednesday. Officers were elected at each session with new vice chairmen, secretaries, White Cross chairs, and gift treasurers. Refreshments were served to attendees including a guest and the society president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circles of Womens Missionary Society
Grant Avenue
Joe Thurman
S. Malcolm
Noble Cottrell
Ralph Toland
Carol Mathis
White Cross
Hilda Youngberg
Reading
Leo Cox
Gene Webber
Cox
Cottrell
Max Tharp
K. D. Erickson
Glenn Shockey
Eugene Graves
Vernon Youngberg
John Clark
Tharp
Layette Shower Honors Mrs Edward Kennedy in Wichita
Mrs Edward Kennedy of Wichita received a layette shower hosted by Cora Lou Kennedy and Carol Lea Thiel at 326 S Allen in Wichita. Pink and blue streamers led to gifts, pink punch and decorated cakes were served, and prize awards were handed to Mrs Bob Uden and Jan Wheat. Attendees included family friends from Wichita Iola Benedict and local residents with several gifts sent by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy
Wichita
Cora Lou Kennedy
Carol Lea Thiel
Clyde Rush
S. Allen
Bob Uden
Jann Wheat
Charles Bartholomew
Herman Anderson
Bill Gerken
James McGrath
Dean Hibbs
Etiquette on Postgrad Announcements and Banquet Seating
A man pursuing multiple degrees should avoid sending multiple announcements. one card after completing all work is preferred. The etiquette question about wives at the speakers table concerns proper seating at a banquet for speakers.
Barker couple to receive degree and teach in Wichita
Mrs. Barker will graduate in education and teach in Wichita next fall. She travels with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barker and Mr. Floyd Kelley to attend the Democratic State convention at Broadview Hotel today and tomorrow. Bobbie Sechrest from Kansas City visits his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wanamaker for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Barker
Wichita
Etiquette on Seating and Inviting Parents at Weddings
A guidance on seating wives with the program and mailing wedding invitations to the bridegroom’s parents. It states if wives have space they may be seated, otherwise they may be placed elsewhere. It also asserts that inviting the bridegroom’s parents is courtesy and appropriate.
Friendship Night At Garnett Lodge Events
The Friendship night meeting of Order of Eastern Star at Garnett was attended by Sunflower chapter members including Mrs. Harold Cox and Mrs. Klint C. Johnson. A reception for Charles S. McGinness, new associate grand patron, at Cherryvale was hosted by May Apple chapter 347 with Sunflower and Hulda Parker chapter attendees and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Garnett
Sunflower
Harold Cox
Klint C. Johnson
Bert Hargrove
Cecil Cage
Lois Cady
Charles S. McGinness
May Apple
Cherryvale
Neal
Sorosis Holds Belated Meeting At Peterson Home
The Sorosis club met at Mrs. Alfred Peterson's home at 724 S Katy on Thursday morning. Nine o clock breakfast for 11 members was served by hostesses Mrs Peterson, Mrs Dana Dorst and Charles T Walker. Mrs Ernest W Edwards led a brief business session and new year books were distributed. The remainder was informal with cards sent to sick and absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrosis
Alfred Petterson
S. Katy
Mmes. Petterson
Dana Dorst
Charles T. Walker
Ernest W. Edwards
Needle Club Bids Farewell to Mrs Carlson
The Needle Club meets east of town at Mrs. Kenneth Keas's home to honor Mrs. J. E. Carlson on her impending move to Pampa Texas. Nine members attend as gifts are presented and refreshments are served by Mrs. Keas with help from Mrs. Bruce Wheatley and Mrs. Ray Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Neighbors Needle Club
Town
Kenneth Keas
J. E. Carlson
Pampa
Tex
Carlson
Keas
Bruce Wheatley
Ray Rush
Memorial Service Held by OES Sunflower Chapter
A memorial service for deceased members was held at the Sunflower chapter meeting in Masonic Temple. The East featured a cross and crystal bowls of red roses as Mrs. Wayne McGuffey placed a white Bible on the altar. Invitations were issued for upcoming events with guest officers listed. Refreshments followed with decorations of roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Alger
Signa Anderson
A. L. Pogue
Harold Neptune
Anderson
White Cross
Ellie Belt
Pogue
Soviet Union
Alger
Sunflower
Masonic Temple
Mmes
al Irwin
Dora Bickhart
Mae Edwards
Della Foster
D. F. Primmer
Ema Hoshaw
Messrs
Guy Jeffers
Ralph C. True
Noah J. Siler
Harry Palen
Wayne McGuffey
Robert Koch
C. M. Cornder
Harold Cox
Francis Meeker
Jack Churchill
Hulda Parker
O. H. Bates
Cordner
Ford C. Johnson
Albert Carwile
John McFarland
William Pownall
C. W. Bray
Granddaughter Graduation Draws Visitor From Wichita
Mrs. G. E. Barker visited Wichita to attend granddaughter Carol Barker Schroeder’s graduation at Wichita University Sunday night at Soldiers Field. Schroeder is the daughter of a local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Barker
Wichita
Carol Barker Schroeder
Wichita University
Soldiers Field
Schroeder
50 Charter Members Of Skating Club
At the weekly meeting of the new young people's skating club about 50 charter members were present. The name Chanute Rolling Jets was chosen for the club. A three member committee was set to design the club emblem. Members planned white sport shirts with emblem for boys and white blouses with blue skirts for girls. They practiced Mohawk and spread eagle turns and other skating moves as Hokey Pokey and Congo Trio were featured. The next meeting is May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Skating Club
Chanute Rolling Jets
Don Briley
Eddie MacGinnis
Darrell Wilson
Quick Carpet Care for Tiny Cigarette Burns
A simple remedy advises clipping the blackened tuft ends of a carpet burn and then sponging with a soapless cleaner and water to restore the area. The method promises a neat fix without harsh cleaners or visible damage.
Pattern Request Notice for Chanute Tribune Arts Dept
A readers request advertises tin coin patterns for mailing 1st class. Send 25 cents per pattern plus 5 cents for each additional pattern to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. at P O Box 163 Old Beisen Station New York 11 New York. Include name address tone and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Beisen Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
Westith St
Two Free Patterns in Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book 1956
Readers are offered two patterns printed in the new 1956 Alice Brooks Needlecraft book. The ad promises stunning designs for home use and personal projects with dozens more designs available by ordering. Send 23 cents for a copy of the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Seaholms Mark 50 Years of Marriage in Chanute
Mr. and Mrs. August Seaholm celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Arriving from Sweden as children, Anna Larson and August Seaholm married May 29, 1896, in Chanute. They raised a family, worked locally, and belong to Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Planned observances depend on Mrs. Seaholm’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Seaholm
Sweden
Anna Larson
Chanute
Gust
Martha Larson
A. P. Seaholm
Glamor Begins For Summer In Bathtub
An article extols daily baths as a soothing remedy for springtime low energy. It advises set up with bath pillow tray face and neck care, tea during soaking, and combining relaxation with chores or child care to stay calm and ready for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Sis
Better English quiz questions and answer fragment
A snippet lists five English questions on grammar pronunciation misspelling word meaning and a vocabulary hint. The provided answer begins to correct the sentence about rising to a position and reducing responsibilities, but ends abruptly.
Snippet on Pronunciation and Meaning of Words
A compact excerpt discusses pronunciation rules for supp l and not soop l, notes a monotonous tone, and contrasts possibility with actuality. It explains that every acorn is a potential oak tree, and labels certain efforts as futile.
Safety Precaution Fatal to Four in Riverside Car Crash
A hot rod traveling at 75 mph crashed into a palm tree in Riverside last night. A heavy concrete slab used as ballast tore through the car from trunk to dashboard, killing four young men and injuring a fifth who was in critical condition. Police noted the slab was used to keep the sedan’s rear end down, a dangerous rodding practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Calif
M—A
Scuffling Blamed For Fatal Coolidge Crash
In Coolidge Kas two boys quarreled in the front seat leading to a crash that killed 13 year old Walter Eugene Baldwin. Driver Robert Wagner 16 escaped with minor injuries while brothers Kenneth 8 Eugene 14 suffered multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Kas
Walter Eugene Baldwin
Roy Baldwin
Robert Wagner
Robert
George
Kenneth
Eugene
Bernard Wagner
Cucumber Rounds with Ham and Parsley
Moisten finely chopped chicken or ham with mayonnaise and a pinch of onion. Spread on cucumber rounds, then sprinkle with paprika and center with parsley sprigs. Serve with tomato juice for company.
Pea Purée with Veal Cutlets and Broiled Tomatoes
Puree cooked frozen peas with butter salt and pepper. Spoon down plate center and arrange breaded veal cutlet pieces and broiled tomatoes around the peas for an elegant company dish.
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WMS
Buford Sherbenov
August Anderson
Omer Kern
Lloyd Lantz
C. J. Anderson
Hosea Jones
Roy Dannelley
Ellen Varndell
Eugene A. Varndell
Gary P. Conklin
William E. Conklin
S. Wilson
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Noel Wood
Garnett Lodge
Sorosis
Needle Club
Clara
New Midsummer
S. Lincoln
Vernon's Chinaware
Vernonware
Russel Wright
Beachies China & Gifts
Fawcetts
OES
Rose Marie Reid
Jewels OF the Sea
Rose Marie
Reid
Eering
Skating Club
Seaholms
Fred Ebert
Chanute Plumbing Company
N. Lafayette
Seaholm
Foodtown Super Market
Mr. Seaholm
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Lucile
David Toland
Milwaukee
T.M. Rec
Elaine
E. Main
Vogue
Harper's Bazaar
Torrence Jewelry
Tioga Hotel Bldg
Munger
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