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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1965

Page

3

Retarded Children's Class Making Strides at Hutton School

Betty Williams reports on the Neosho County Association for Exceptional Children and its efforts at Hutton School to educate trainable retarded children. The piece details training paths, funding, equipment donations, parent support networks, and aims for sheltered workshops and expanded services in Kansas.

Hutton School Betty Williams Neosho County University of Kansas Lawrence Pittsburg Muninger Emporia State College Lindsey Hutton Kansas Southeastern Kansas Yates Center Loren Davidson Kansas Association For Retarded Children Paola Parsons State Hospital Ted Buford Fisher Humboldt Neosho

Officers Installed By VFW Auxiliary in Cecil Meeker Unit

The Cecil J. Meeker Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars installed new officers led by Mrs. Kenneth Raney as president. A memorial service was conducted by Mrs. Howard Carder and wreath-making plans were announced for Memorial Day at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Dobson's home. Retiring officers served refreshments as garden flowers decorated the table.

Cecil J. Meeker Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Building Howard Dobson Earl Morgan Melvin Webb Hillard Blume Francis Meeker Kenneth Raney Dobson Howard Carder Kansas

Sponsors Honored By Troop 25

A surprise party for sponsors Susie Kruse and Paula Honeyman was hosted Tuesday evening by Girl Scout Troop 25 at Lincoln School with help from Mrs. A E Allison and Mrs. Charles Stroh. Gifts were given to the girls as a year ends with a final friendship circle.

Susie Kruse Paula Honeyman Lincoln School A. E. Allison Charles Stroh

Neosho Valley Busy Bees Hold Parents Night at Murray Hill

The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club met Monday at Murray Hill school with Mrs. Robert Lopeman presiding and Mrs. George Madill as acting secretary. A gift of 15 song books from the Victory Home Demonstration Unit was acknowledged. Debbie Myers joined the club. The program featured piano and vocal solos, knitting activity, group singing, parliamentary procedure, and recreation. Next meeting is June 28 at Santa Fe park north shelterhouse at 8 p.m.

Neosho Valley Murray Hill School Robert Lopeman George Madill Victory Home Debbie Myers Ed Redfield Lopeman Hattie Larson Bruce Parker Don Anderson Rev. Redfield Howard Smith Frank Anderson Clyde Kile North Shelterhouse Santa Fe Park

Zion Home Workers Club Meets at Goltry Home

The Zion Home Workers Club met Tuesday afternoon at 22 Denman with Mrs. Gordon Goltry as hostess. Vice president Mrs. Mabel Hutchison led devotions and the business session, six members attended, refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Gene McMillen. The June 10 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Lizzie Endsley at 613 S. Kansas.

Zion Home Workers Club Gordon Goltry Denman Mabel Hutchison Gene McMillen Lizzie Endsley S. Kansas

Oil painting by Mrs Treloggen selected for NYC gallery exhibit

Mrs. William R. Treloggen of Pampa Texas formerly Barbara Balch of Chanute has an abstract New Mexico landscape chosen for two week display at the National Art Club Gallery in Greenwich Village New York City starting May 30. Treloggen will attend the exhibit after studying under Lord Fitz in Amarillo.

William R. Treloggen Pampa Tex Barbara Balch Chanute National Art Club Greenwich Village New York City New Mexico Treloggen Lord Fitz Amarillo

Legion and Auxiliary hold May meeting in Buffalo

Mrs. C N Clough and Mrs Joe Hake hosted the social hour for the American Legion and Auxiliary on May 19. Members plan to meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow to decorate cemetery crosses. Memorial services are set for Buffalo at 10 a.m. Monday.

Buffalo C. N. Clough Joe Hake American Legion and Auxiliary

Piano Students Present Recital At First Christian Church

The students of Helen Crone Meyer presented a piano recital Tuesday night in the fellowship rooms of the First Christian Church. Refreshments were served after the program. Duets included Kathie Cannan and Diane Good Jo Anna Erickson and Debbie Groskinsky Janet and Nancy Allison Nancy Allison and Jeanette Arthur. Soloists featured Martha Lloyd Richard Good Debbie Frevele Linda Collins Bridget Berthoz Debbie Michael Jayne Collins Jeanine Burkman Kathie Cannon Lisa Berthoz Debbie Groskinsky Diane Good Larry Snyder Janet Allison JoAnna Erickson and Nancy Allison.

Helen Cronemeyer First Christian Church Kathie Cannan Diane Good Jo- Anna Erickson Debbie Groskinsky Janet Nancy Allison Jeannette Arthur Debbbie Groskinsky Jeanine Burkman Martha Lloyd Richard Good Debbie Frevele Linda Collins Bridget Berthoz Debbie Michael Jayne Collins Kathie Cannon Lisa Berthoz Larry Snyder Janet Allison JoAnna Erickson

Mrs Hamsher Hosts BPW Circle at First Baptist Church

Mrs Grace Hamsher served as hostess to the Business and Professional Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church as they met in the church education building Tuesday night. Mrs Joe Jackson presided and Lula Leonard gave devotions.

Grace Hamsher First Baptist Church Joe Jackson Lula Leonard WMS BPW Bernard Wyatt Loren Lowe Sidney Olson

Memorial Service by OES Chapter

Hulda Parker Chapter of OES met Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple with Mr and Mrs Charles Blanchard presiding. Invitations went to Sunflower Walnut and Cherryvale chapters for upcoming meetings. A memorial service honored members who died in the past year. Mrs Palmer Forslund and Mrs John Hargrave sang No Night There.

Hulda Parker Chapter OES Masonic Temple Charles Blanchard Sunflower Chapter Walnut Cherryvale Palmer Forslund John Hargrave

Scout News Troop 129 Campout At Camp Won derwood

Girl Scouts Troop 129 held a weekend campout with outdoor cooking and tent sleeping at Camp Wonderland. Nine girls plus leader Mrs. Charles Chandler and assistant Mrs. Robert Petty attended. Chandler and two girls were guests at the Saturday campfire. Den 3 Cub Scouts met at Presbyterian Church with den mother Mrs. John Hutchison. Danny Baker led the opening flag salute. a ring toss game was made by each cub scout and the pack practiced the flag ceremony. The meeting closed with the living circle and the cub scout promise.

Girl Scouts Camp Wonderwood Charles Chandler Robert Petty Chandler Annette Judy Cub Scouts Den 3 Presbyterian Church Den John Hutchison Danny Baker

Lemon Juice Keeps Avocado Dip Bright

A simple tip to prevent avocado browning in mashed dips is to fold in ample lemon juice. The acid slows oxidation, preserving color while adding tang to the creamy base.

Town and Country HD Unit Social Calendar

The May 27 social listings include United Presbyterian Sewing Group at the church at 9 a.m. Mary Dell Paint Club in Maple Leaf Tea Room at 9 a.m. Past Noble Grands Club hosted by Mrs Hanson at 2 p.m. Executive Committee CWF at First Christian Church 1:30 p.m. Senior Citizens rides via HE 1-1992 by 10 a.m. W W Diet Club at Sawyer 1:30 p.m. Wilson Class at First Methodist 10 a.m. Bridge at Country Club 1:30 p.m. LA to ORC and B Mrs Lovett at 701 N Forest 2 p.m.

Town and Country HD Unit Bill LaRue S. Highlang United Presbyterian Women’s Sewing Group Mary Dell Noble Grands Club Ate Hanson CWF First Christian Church Sawyer Wilson First Methodist Church ORC T. H. Lovett N. Forest

Women Play Golf at Country Club Ladies Day

Nineteen women competed in Tuesday’s Ladies Day Golf at the Country Club. Mrs Don Elder served as chair. Low gross honors went to Mrs Robert Allen and low net to Mrs Bob King plus Messrs Dean Haines Merle Kelly E O Morris Glen Shook and Charles Winckier. Mrs Kelly to chair next Tuesday.

Don Elder Robert Allen Mmes Bob King Dean Haines Merle Kelly E. O. Morris Glen Shook Charles Winckier

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Welfare Department Southeast Maggie Clarysee Emerson East Main Chanute VFW Raney Tom Slater Grace Brickler George Hansen Robert Wilsan C. H. Bates Gertie Adams Gladys Franklin George Washburn George Wilson 4. M. Wilmoth Myrtle Odgen Viola Lesan H. J. Revhoff Irene Moore Fred Dicks Ora Ritterhouse James Morris Howard Barr Mrs. Goltry Kenneth Brown W. 7Th Jack Brown Karen Waverly Edward Kimple Betty Howard Speer Barbara, Lyons Mrs. Hamsher Scout News Dial Tribune SS J Doen S. Central Canvas Oxfords Triplett Harrison East Main Hutch Redwood Aluminum Bill Johnson Furniture North Highland Chanute
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