Hulda Parker Chapter Eastern Star Meeting Recap
Hulda Parker chapter of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Fred Heinze and Charles Blanchard presiding. Invitations for Rainbow Girls installation on June 3 and other events were announced. Memorial tributes were read for several members. a social hour followed with roses and honey suckle on the tables. A tentative July 18 4 H club tour was noted with program highlights and talks on agriculture and cake decoration.
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Fred Heinze
Charles Blanchard
Masonic Temple
Hulda Parker
Eastern Star
Heinze
Maurice Reagan
Pittsburg
Reagan
Kansas City
Kas
Bernice Stutzman
Fredonia
Sam Willis
Independence
Coffeyvile
Order of Rainbow Girls
Barbara Balch
Erie
District Aid
Parsons
Mary Lebay
Nettie McGarr
Lola P. Stewart
Berthold A. Chambers
James W. Reed
Flanders Field
H. O. Older
Hazel Slane
Fenton Cunningham
Earl Young
John Howard Payne
Paul Dryden
Phil Dryden
George Madill
Lopeman
Margie Ericson
Charles Carter
Ronnie Poor
Phil Carter
Barbara Ellis Plans Marriage Engagement
Barbara Ann Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ellis of 1108 W 7th announces her engagement to Charles F Baker son of Mr and Mrs H F Baker of Fredonia. Ellis studies at Chanute Junior College and Pittsburg State College plans to enter Research Hospital Kansas City for laboratory technician training. Baker attended Chanute Junior College and will enter the Air Force July 2. No wedding date set.
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Charles F. Baker
H. F. Baker
Fredonia
Barbara Ann Ellis
James Ellis
Drisdell
W. 7Th
Barbara Ann
Miss Ellis
Chanute Junior College
Pittsburg State College
Kansas City
Baker
Air Force
Cheerful Workers Meet at First Baptist Church
The Cheerful Workers class gathered at the First Baptist church for an evening of singing and devotions led by Mrs. C. C. Bowers and Mrs. Glen McLaren. Mrs. Clara McCandless presided, with Mrs. E. E. Lofgren giving the devotional, and a vote to skip meetings in July and August.
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First Baptist Church
C. C. Bowers
Glen McLaren
Clara McCandless
E. E. Lofgren
Jesus
W. R. Burks
Emer Peterson
Randy Richmond
Bill Goodwin
Ronnie Dunham
Gary Trammell
Cheryl Rush
Bernard Wyatt
Regina Chambers
Sidney Olson
Walter Hartman
A. & Goodwin
R. F. Chittenden
Mrs Anderson Hosts FAF Club Meeting at Highland Park
Mrs Clarence Anderson hosted a FAF club gathering at Highland Park yesterday with eight members answering roll by Bible verses. Mrs E Nantz presided and Mrs Chester King led the lesson. refreshments followed. Next meeting planned at 515 N Garfield on June 17 at 1 30.
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Clarence Anderson
Highland Park
FAF Club
E. Nantz
Chester King
Nantz
N. Garfield
Chanute Country Club hosts Friday swimming and buffet
Social Calendar notes at Chanute Country Club show a Friday May 7, 1958 event with a swimming pool opening and buffet supper from 5 to 7 50 p m. Also appears: craft pattern and knitting notes by Alice Brooks with Clover design details and ordering info. The Irish Free State term change to Eire referenced from 1937 constitution.
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Chanute Country Club
Irish Free State
Eire
GAR Announces Contest Winners in Essay Contest
Juliana Carlos won first in the Civil War and Current Events essay contest. Phyllis Rensing took second and Nancy Whitmore third. The GAR met with 17 members and two children present in the Memorial building. Mrs. C. E. Steinman presided and noted 13 members attended Sunday’s memorial service at the Episcopal church. The group will attend Elmwood cemetery memorial service Friday. Edith Ackerman won the door prize.
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Juliana Carlos
GAR
Phyllis Rensing
Nancy Whitmore
C. E. Steinman
Episcopal Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Edith Ackerman
Ever Ready 4-H Club Holds May Meeting
Ever Ready 4-H club at North Valley School met May 21 with Judy Willis presiding. The event began with the flag salute and roll call, followed by group singing led by Marie Raney and a Clarinet solo by Mike Parsons titled How To Conduct Yourself In Public.
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Judy Willis
North Valley School
Marie Raney
Mike Parsons
Kathy Lassman
Diane Camp
Pat Sheldon
Christine Camp
Mary Kay Hasty
SUCCESS DRESS Pattern Offer From Marian Martin
Printed Pattern 9017 features a no frills dress suitable for hot days and easy laundering. Misses' sizes 12 to 20. size 16 uses 44 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 50 cents in coins plus 5 cents per pattern for mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Cha mute Tribune New York.
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Ute Tribune
Arta Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chamute Tribune
West 18Th St
Prim
Baptist Guild Meets at Petrolia First Baptist Church
Mrs. Lester Hodges of Petrolia hosted a meeting of the Business Women's Guild of the First Baptist church. Elsie Ivins led a devotion on Juiseppe and Vendla Kjellander gave a lesson from Mission magazine. Thirteen members attended and refreshments were served. Kjellander will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hodges
Petrolia
Business Women’s Guild
First Baptist Church
Elsie Ivins
D. L. Geeding
Vendla Kjellander
Mission Magazine
Miss Kjellander
American Mothers Victims Of Brainless Baby Sitters
Column by Ann Landers addresses criticisms of modern babysitters and advises readers to avoid unvetted help. She cautions against generalizing about sitters and urges select references to protect children.
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Ann Landers
Mrs
Ann
Designer Warns Stars Against Illusions Of Beauty
Paris designer Fernand Lafitte denounces movie idols Jayne Mansfield Marilyn Monroe and Mamie Van Doren saying their figures mislead women. He claims Americans worship the big bosom look while Europeans disdain it and urges women to use natural beauty instead. Lafitte, a bachelor, recently visited Hollywood while returning from designing a swimsuit line.
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Jayne Mansfield
Marilyn Monroe
Mamie van Doren
Fernand Lafitte
America
Skating Party for Benedict Youth
Mrs. Owen Elder of Benedict led her Sunday school class of 17 youngsters to Chanute skating rink for a skating party. Others who carpooled to the event were Mrs. James Topham and Nadine Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Elder
Benedict
Chanute Skating Rink
James Topham
Nadine Ambrose
The Tribune Carrier Ad Rates
The Tribune announces weekly carrier delivery at 30 cents per week. Details outline subscription terms and payment options for carriers and readers.
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the Tribune
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Neosho Valley
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