Foundation Garments Lesson Emphasizes Proper Fit
Mrs. Marjorie Price teaches Sunflower Home Demonstration unit members in Neosho County on foundation garments. She stresses correct bra cup sizing and girdle fitting, warns against small cups, and outlines care and measurement methods for accurate sizing.
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Marjorie Price
Eric
Neosho County
Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit
East
West
Hollywood
Erie
Tribune
Thrifty and Quick Crochet Pattern 7147 Ad
Alice Brooks promotes a child’s crochet outfit pattern 7147 for sizes 4-6, 8-10, with blossoms and a cap and mitten set. It lists mailing a 35 cent pattern request to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept New York and notes a 1960 needlecraft book with three free patterns and other craft ideas.
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Alice Brooks
Types of foundation garments and waist hip measurements
The article explains girdle sizing by waist and hip measurements eight inches below the waist. A straight hip occurs when the hip is less than eight inches larger than the waist, average when eight to ten inches larger, and full when more than ten inches larger. Mrs Price displays garments to illustrate the types available.
Social Calendar Highlights Church quilting and club events
Friday October 1958 listings include Wilson First Methodist quilting and sewing at 19 a.m. Carpenters hall luncheon at 1 p.m. Dorothea L. Dixtent DUV Memorial building at 2.30 p.m. Harmony Home demonstration led by Mrs. Raymond Kelley Ro 3. Laurel Mothers club with Mrs. Bill Brooks at 1.39 p.m.. G19 W. 14th 1:30 p.m. Saturday Met 3 1950 Do-8i-Do Square Dance club at Alcott School in the evening.
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Wilson
First Methodist Church
E. Carpenters Hall
Dorothea L. Dixtent
Memorial Building
Harmony Home
Raymond Kelley
Laurel Mothers Club
Bill Brooks
Handkerchief Shower Honors Mrs Myrle George
A Friendly club handkerchief shower and coffee honored Mrs Myrle George on her birthday Wednesday morning at the George home 802 S Malcolm. Guests included Mrs Earl Patterson Jr Mrs Ben Cunningham Mrs Roy Anderson Mrs Kenneth Cumings Mrs E S Faulkner Mrs Verlin Smith and Mrs W T Staggs. A gift arrived from Mrs Herbert Reep. Coffee and mints were served to eight members and a guest Billy George.
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Friendly Club
Myrle George
George
S. Malcolm
Mmes
Earl Patterson Jr
Ben Cunningham
Roy Anderson
Kenneth Cumings
E. S. Faulkner
Verlin Smith
W. T. Staggs
Herbert Reep
Billy George
Salad Luncheon For Sunflower Unit
Mrs. Lee Embry hosted a Sunflower Home Demonstration unit luncheon at 215 North Garfield for 16 members. Guests included Marjorie Price Frank Sullivan and Boyd Burns. A Standards of Excellence questionnaire was completed during the meeting.
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Lee Embry
N. Garfield
Sunflower Home Demonstration
Mmes
Marjorie Price
Frank Sullivan
Boyd Burns
ESA Pledges Honored With Dinner and Ritual
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Beta Delta pledges were honored at a dinner in the Tioga Hotel Pine Room marking the chapter 11th birthday. Mrs. Klingner read the ritual as pledges were pinned by Mrs. Barnby and Mrs. Barnett. Pledges include Alta Spurrier and several members. Next meeting set for Oct. 15 with Mrs. Robert Smith.
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Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Scherel Booe
O. A. Klingner
Glenn Barnby
Ward Barnett
Rush
Alta Spurrier
Robert Hembree
Larry Myers
L. 0. Bejma
Robert Smith
S. Rutter
Kissless Marriage and a Teen Pen Pal Worry
Ann Landers advised a wife facing a kissless marriage to seek counseling and clergy help. Readers include a 14 year old with volatile feelings for her boyfriend, a 16 year old cautioned to date broadly, and a wife worried about her husband’s pen-pal habit with young girls. The column notes the need for professional guidance and family doctor input.
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Lizzy
Ann
Pen Pal
Memories of a Vacationeer Spark Advice for Travelers
Francis Stilley riffs on travel with humor and blunt tips. He urges against vacations, mocks heavy spending, stresses bringing kids, avoiding luxury lodging, and following plans in a family logjam. He jokes maps and folders help winter time contemplation.
Travel agents face travel delays and posters of blame
A speaker jokes with travel agents and resort operators about the rush to vacation. He quips about waiting a year for another vacation, noting the sour grapes from someone forced to delay.
Weekend Sewing: versatile blouse and dress patterns
Marion Martin Jumper teams a companion blouse for day wear and a standalone dress for dates. The versatile style promises a figure flattering fit and is adaptable for cotton or rayon. Easy sewing for beginners with multiple versions offered.
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Marian Martin
Levi Morgan Family Reunion Held in Winfield Island Park
The Levi Morgan family reunion occurred September 27 at Island Park, Winfield with invocation by Marion Speer. Officers elected included Mrs. Ralph Burt president, Carl Morgan vice president, and Mrs. Everett Crismas secretary. Reading by Linda Kay McNown and a Marvin Smith solo accompanied a full list of attendees and the note that the 1960 reunion will return to Island Park.
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Levi Morgan
Island Park
Winfield
Marion Speer
Elmer Morgan
Fredonia
Ralph Burt
Fall River
Carl Morgan
Thayer
Everett Crismas
Eric
J. M. Morgan
Neodesha
Lois Buchko
Salem
Ore
C. A. Pettyjohn
Wichita
Linda Kay McNown
Marvin Smith
Lula Strolle
Tulsa
Ross Miller
Chamute
Earlton Women’s Society Meats Planned Prayer Service
The Earlton Evangelical United Brethren church Women’s Society met in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. R V Fickel as hostess. Mrs J R Walkley spoke on stewardship and Scripture. Zenia Osborn led a lesson on The Church Missions in Kentucky Highlands. Plans were made for Thursday prayer service at the church. Cookies and tea were served to 10 members.
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Earlton
Women's Society of World Service
Straw
Julius Hawke
Zenia Osborn
Kentucky Highlands
Mmes. Straw
Walkley
Dean Dighero
Alva McLaren
Pattern order notice to Marian Martin at Cha nute Tribune
Thirty-five cents paid for this pattern plus 45 cents for each additional pattern for first class mailing. Send to Marian Martin care of The Cha nute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York NY 10011. Print plainly NAME and ADDRESS with size and STYLE NUMBER.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Enine
Marian Martin
Chanute Tribune
West 18Th St
Scout News Den 5 Pack 9 Elects Leaders At Meeting
Scout den 5 pack 9 met after school with den mother Mrs Warren Babcock. Rex Babcock served refreshments to five cubs and den chief Timmy Mitchell. Bobby Wiles elected Keeper of the Buckskin Nicky Alonzo denner Craig Berg assistant denner. Timmy Mitchell and Rex Babcock demonstrated flag care and display. Meeting closed with group singing of America.
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Warren Babcock
N. Steuben
Rex Babcock
Timmy Mitchell
Bobby Wiles
Nicky Alonzo
Denner
Craig Berg
America
St Patrick’s Junior High Announces Class Officers And Cheerleaders
St Patrick's Junior High School announced class officers and cheerleaders after this week's elections. Ninth grade officers include president Jim O'Connell and secretary Martha Verdin. Eighth grade officers feature president Toni Prickett and treasurer Kathy Brock among others.
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St. Patrick's Junior High School
Jim O'Connell
Jean Casey
Margie Wortman
Martha Verdin
Christine Galt
Toni Prickett
Kathy Brock
Chanute Tribune 1959 School Cheer Squad and Officers
Readable notes list student leaders and cheer squads. Seventh grade officers include president Mike Ashley and vice president Mike Mitchell with Donna Jerome as secretary treasurer. Varsity cheerleaders JoAnn Harris Diane Weber Martha Verdin Susie Fickel. B team cheerleaders Alice Wheat Barbara Banta Debbie Barker Donna Jerome. Alternates Jean Casey Patty Harris.
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Anita Chapman
Barbara Banta
Patty Harris
Mike Ashley
Mike Mitchell
Donna Jerome
Bob Golay
JoAnn Harris
Diane Weber
Martha Verdin
Susie Fickel
Alice Wheat
Debbie Barker
Jean Casey
Red Meats Challenged By Fowl This Weekend Market Notes
Shopper attention turns to poultry with fowl varieties competing with red meats in Chanute markets. Prices feature turkeys as low as 39 cents a pound and fryer prices easing by two cents across the region. Long Island ducklings highlight mid Atlantic sales, while eggs show slight declines in some areas. Produce lists emphasize apples pears limes grapes and a range of vegetables and seafood weekly sale items.
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Chanute
Associated Press
Long Island
Mid- Atlantic
State of Washington
California
Red Cross Holds Annual Kansas Volunteer Conference
The second annual leadership conference for Red Cross volunteers in Kansas opens in Salina on Friday and runs through Saturday. Read the advertisements.
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Salina
Kas
Red Cross
Kansas
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Alcott School
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Speas
Ann Landers
Freddie
Annanders
Francis Stilley
J. M Morgan
Filmer Morgan
Rees Miller
Farl Scott
Lints
Leo
Zackary Chanute
Russell Me Nown
Linda Kay
Sedan
Leland &Mith
Marvin Lenn
Topeka
Charlene
Connie Thayer
Connie Thayer, Mra . H. Grever, Holly, Colo. Mr and Mre Thomas Morgan
Torre
Sue
A. Pettejonn
Mike
Androw
Wichita A & Morgan
Ceri Morgen
Wayne Clover
Glenda
Fannie
Dee Ann
Ruchke Salem Ore Mere JR Richards
Ranton
Everett Chamas
Scout News
St. Patrick’s
Chanute Tribune Pa
Folger's
Purex
Kretschmers
Mrs. Tucker
Chermin
Chuck Roast
Mrs Tae
Trane
Cans
Gorton
Blue Star
Riz
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Roquup
Taylor & Laughlin
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