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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1958

Page

3

Shower Honors Mrs. Jack Brown at Bilyeu Home

Mrs Gene Bilyeu and Mrs Jim Goodburn hosted a Sunday baby shower in the Bilyeu home at 712 S Allen for Mrs Jack Brown. Guests included Mines Hazel Rhodes F H Fuller Kenneth Brown Russell Brown and others. A pink and blue decorated basket held gifts as games were played and refreshments served.

Gene Bilyeu Jim Goodburn Bilyeu S. Allen Jack Brown Mines Hazel Rhodes F. H. Fuller Kenneth Brown Russell Brown E. O. Anderson Carl Reynolds Axel Anderson Lonnie Rhodes Clyde Bishop Roy Isham Stan Knowles Dean Sutcliffe Vernon Defebaugh Dick Markham John Thielen Leif Nelson George Wood

Meeker Leads VFW Auxiliary Meeting and Honors Members

Mrs. Francis Meeker presided at a Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting. Cookie chair J. O. Couch reported 33 dozen cookies and 15 pocket books sent to Wadsworth Hospital in May. Earl Morgan presented a Sunflower pin and a pen set for dues, a plaque to Mrs. Byrle Haynes, and plans for a fundraising project were discussed. The charter was draped for gold star mother Nettie Mc.

Francis Meeker Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary J. O. Couch Wadsworth Hospital Earl Morgan State Auxiliary Emmett Bickel Byrle Haynes Morgan Nettie Mc

Sleeping Beauty pattern for Marian Martin girls’ dress

Instructions for a Marian Martin girls dress pattern 9278 in rosebud cotton with lace edging. Pattern sizes 6 to 14, size 10 uses 2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 30 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York NY.

Marian Martin Dreamland 18Th St New York II N.Y Prim

Inspire Family Needlecraft Pattern Ad From Lourdes Anniversary

An old Chanute Tribune notice promotes Alice Brooks Needlecraft with a 14 by 17 inch transfer chart Pattern 7009. It asks 25 cents per pattern plus 5 cents for first class mailing and includes a request for name address zone and pattern number. It mentions a Lourdes 100th anniversary memento and offers a needlecraft catalogue with multiple patterns including crochet knitting embroidery buck weaving quills toys and dolls.

Alice Brooks Lourdes

Memorial Service Follows Garr Year In Review

Mrs. Etta Hanson reported on her year as president from April 1957 to April 1958 and thanked helpers for the success. Mrs. J. S. Jones and committee served refreshments on a Decoration Day themed table. The next meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. June 9.

Grillotts Host UNESCO Board Meeting at Tea Room

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Grillott of St. Paul hosted UNESCO Board members at Mrs. Petit’s tea room. Mrs. Carter Brookhart presided, Rev. Floyd Thuston opened with prayer, and 62 paid organizations were noted. They discussed buying a library book, read the constitution, and planned copies to be distributed by Nellie Stevens of Erie. Next meeting June 23 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meeker of rural Erie with a covered dish dinner and a speaker.

R. A. Grillott St. Paul Walter Meeker Erie

Baptist Youth Honor Graduates Banquet Held for Grads

Grant Avenue Baptist church hosted a Saturday night banquet honoring junior college and high school graduates from its Baptist Youth Fellowship. The event featured a saxophone solo and songs by Sandra Grogan, with Dr. J D Haggard of Pittsburg State College as speaker.

Baptist Youth Fellowship Grant Avenue Linda Lantz Carol Puckett Peggy Trabue John York Lois Kern

Duplicate Bridge At Tioga Hotel

Mrs. Fred Stenger and Mrs. Frank Jones won the top above average score at the Duplicate Bridge club meeting last night at the Tioga Hotel. Their score was 58. Other top scores included Ed Parr and Tony Strick 53.5, Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson 53, Bob Ward and Bob Allen 52.5, and Mrs. Harry Williams and Mrs. Charles Broadwell 51. Five and a half tables played.

Fred Stenger Frank Jones

Les Des Club Meeting Chooses New Officers

Carol Puckett hosted a casual Les Des club gathering at 416 S Lincoln with Mary Sue Ward presiding Carolyn Loveall named active. Nancy Wilson elected treasurer Rosemary Nicholson named scribe. Rushing plans discussed and the meeting closed with the club song. Next meeting set for 6:30 p.m. June 2 at Highland Park.

Carol Puckett S. Lincoln Les Des Club Mary Sue Ward Carolyn Loveall Nancy Wilson Rosemary Nicholson Highland Park

Surprise Party For Arzada Ogle

A surprise party honored Arzada Ogle of Benedict on her birthday Friday. Her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ogle and grandfather Arthur Ogle of Chanute attended, bringing ice cream and cake to her home where she celebrated with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ogle.

Arzada Ogle Benedict Miss Ogle Roy Ogle Arthur Ogle Chanute Walter Ogle

Etiquette Answers On Dinners Dress and Tipping

The guidance favors natural behavior at formal dinners rather than conspicuous excess. Dress up manners and self for the party but avoid stiff improve over everyday speech. The bride walks on the father’s right arm. No tipping train conductors for special service.

Better English and vocabulary quiz corrections

Answers cover: omit up and say waited almost an hour. pronunciation mee di oh ker with stress on first syllable. misspelled word rowdyish. histrionic means relating to the stage or actors. word beginning me meaning thoughtless is incognizant.

Miss Donaldson Engaged to Kansas City Man

The engagement of Nancy Donaldson to Karl Thomas Lofthouse is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs George Donaldson 12 S Wilson. Lofthouse is son of Mr and Mrs John Lofthouse 221 W Elm. Both graduates of Chanute Junior College. Nancy is a junior at the University of Kansas and Lofthouse works for Hallmark in Kansas City. He plans to attend Kansas University in the fall. No wedding date set.

Nancy Donaldson Karl Thomas Lofthouse George Donaldson S. Wilson Lofthouse John Lofthouse W. Elm Chanute Junior College Ann Thomas Wolfe

Wife Catches Husband At Movie With Woman

Advice columns recount two reader questions about a husband seen with a brunette at a theater during prize night and a sister seeking to attract her brother's friend. Ann Landers suggests clearing the air and confronting the spouse, and offers playful cosmetic remedies for the younger sister to gain notice.

Rev Flores to Teach In Kansas City School

The Rev Solomon H Flores pastor of the Mexican Baptist church will teach in the Kansas City school district. He has served two years as pastor and taught at Humboldt High School as a Spanish instructor. Sixteen or more baptized church members were welcomed last Sunday. He will pursue the MA in Spanish literature at the University of Kansas and may continue as missionary for the Second Mexican Baptist church of Kansas City this summer. The Chanute church is the only Spanish speaking church in the area offering a three times weekly program.

Solomon H. Flores Mexican Baptist Church Kansas City Flores Humboldt High School Mr. Flores Ray J. Hutchison First Baptist Church University of Kansas Second Mexican Baptist Church of Mexican Baptist Church of Chanute

How To Be Date Bait Offered By Ann Landers Help

A Chanute Tribune classified note invites readers to write Ann Landers for dating advice. Enclose 20 cents and a large self addressed stamped envelope with the request. The booklet titled How To Be Date Bait is available through Ann Landers, copy right 195%.

Ann Landers Chanute Tribune

Sunflower Social Calendar and Events Night

Sunflower chapter CES hosts an evening at the Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. BPW club gathers for dinner at the Tioga Hotel at 6 45 p.m. Men's Prayer Breakfast at the Methodist church at 6 a.m. WSCS officer training at 1 30 p.m. Chance ate at 7 30 p.m. Sunflower HDU with Mrs Velma Ogden 1427 S Evergreen plant exchange at 7 30 p.m.

Sunflower Chapter CES Masonic Temple Tioga Hotel Methodist Church Chance Sunflower Hdu Velma Ogden S. Evergreen

Elfrida Von Nardroff Tops TV Quiz Win Record

Elfrida von Nardroff, 32, of Brooklyn, becomes the all time high winner on Twenty-One with a $50,000 prize to lift her total to $216,500. She defeats Frederick Rein of Alexandria, Virginia, 21 to 1 in their fifth game, after a 10-10 tie, and contemplates continuing on the show next week.

New York Elfrida von Nordroff Brooklyn Nbc-Tv Robert Strom CBS Miss von Nordroff Frederick Rein Alexandria Rein Miss von Nardroff US Information Agency

Royster Awards Honor Wide Range At Assembly

About 480 Royster Junior High students received awards for writing scholarship band vocal music orchestra student service athletics and typing. Recipients included Perfect Attendance honorees Chester Bowman Jerry Cole Kent Dobson Jim Gough Rusty Niver Mike Parsons and David Powell among others.

Royster Junior High School Paul Parsons Chester Bowman Jerry Cole Kent Dobson Jim Gough Rusty Niver Mike Parsons David Powell Dave Riker Clifford Sperry Joe Stout Kathy Anderson Sheila Bowman Charlene Day Rosemary Ellison Lois Maxwell Sydney Naughton Jerilynn Wolgast Carol Arthur Donnie Chickadonz Jacke Churchil Karen Dillion Kathleen Ganson Andrea Goff Charles Gottlieb Susan Griffiths Sheri Goss Julie Hanson Jim Harris Bill Horton Karen Kreider Deedra Lucas Rochelle Murray David Oyler Tom Pate Karen Poos Kathy Rose Frankie Stages Mike Upton Linda Wiggans Pam Wilson Linda Youngberg Bill Thomson Leon Mendez Stan Tier Leland Raney Bob Murrah Alan Kepler George Lopeman Pat Joyce Tony Savala John Carder Richard Thompson David Savala Jay Hall Bob Newton Darren Summers Rolen Casebolt Rodney Sievers David Cooper Gussie Carpenter Linda Owens Betty Engie Alene Ambler Joan Jones Lynda Morris Pat Miles Carolyn Carder Barbara Whitlock Carol Durham

Putnam Scholarship Awarded To Betty Lou Neds

Betty Lou Neds, a 1958 Altoona High School graduate, received a Putnam scholarship to Kansas State College. Erle Haring, superintendent, announced the award. Neds is a third generation.

Altoona Betty Lou Neds Altoona High School Kansas State College Erle Haring Miss Neds

Local residents named in community outreach meeting

Lucas and Vickie Gardner join Marilyn Evans Karen Kreider and Judy Chandler as participants in a neighborhood outreach meeting focusing on services, engagement, and local concerns.

Royster Junior High Names Majorette and Drum Corps Lineup

Jane Wallingford named majorette of the Royster Junior High Drum and Bugle Corps for 1958-59 after tryouts. Paul Parsons notes 28 others selected. Helen Anderson will sponsor. The roster includes twirlers Sharon Moore Pam Gray Sallie Horne Sharon Steeves and others on tenor snare cymbals bass and bugle sections.

Royster Drum Corps Jane Wallingford Dwight Wallingford S. Steuben Royster Junior High Paul Parsons Helen Anderson Twirlers Sharon Moore Pam Gray Sallie Horne Sharon Steeves Mary Browning Cindy Harris Sheila Bowman Deanna Nelson

Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital This May

The following births were reported at Neosho Memorial Hospital between May 8 and May 17: Eric Jon Anderson son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Anderson of 216 S. Highland born May 8. Kenneth Wayne Lassman son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Lassman of 1110 N. Evergreen born May 12. David Ray Ostrander son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ostrander of Humboldt born May 12. Kirk Eugene Shultz son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shultz of 524 W. Pine born May 16. Shannon Sue Sheridan daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sheridan of 716 N. Steuben born May 17. Kenneth Herbert Rollow son of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rollow of Route 1 born May 17.

Eric Jon Eric D. Anderson S. Highland Neosho Memorial Hospital Kenneth Wayne Irvin Lassman N. Evergreen David Ray Homer Ostrander Humboldt Kirk Eugene Earl Shultz W. Pine Neosho

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