Annual Fall Luncheon by Chanute Mothers Clubs
Mrs Bev Farrington of Joplin spoke at Chanute Mothers Clubs annual fall luncheon at the Country Club. Laurel Mothers Club hosted. Farrington demonstrated fall Halloween election and Christmas arrangements using styrofoam and floral supplies. 50th anniversary of Chanute's first Mothers Club noted with gold and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Fleming
Kenneth Simmons
Mothers Clubs
Country Club
Dale Edwards
Bev Farrington
Joplin
Laurel Mothers’ Club
Chanute
We Will Be Closed For Kansas Restaurant Association
We will be closed for a period due to attendance at the Kansas Restaurant Association Convention in Wichita. The closure affects men’s operations and extends from October 12 to October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wichita
Altar Society Sees Officers Elected At St Pat's
St Patrick's Altar Society met in the grade school basement with Mrs Lee Osborne as president and Sister Daniels the guest speaker. Officers for 1965 were chosen and the fall bazaar date set. A white elephant sale was held by Mrs Osborne. Refreshments for 20 members were served by Mrs John Havorka and Mrs Roy Hawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Osborne
Sister Daniels
Osborne
John Havorka
Roy Hawley
Mrs Jackson Hostess To Peace Progress
Neosho County Home Demonstration Advisory Board member Mrs Lloyd Dalton led a lesson on Outlook and Social Changes for the Peace and Progress HD Unit. Hostess Mrs Joe H Jackson served 12 members with refreshments. officers elected include C E Steinman president, Everett Faulkner vice president, Taylor secretary, Roy Wiles treasurer, Marion Wise public relations. Jackson to represent the unit at the Women’s Division meeting. door prize won by Mrs Harry Shepherd. Kay Faulkner and Linda Wise noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dalton
Neosho County
Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
Harry M. Shepherd
Robert Perry
Kay Faulkner
Linda Wise
Great Books Discussion Group at Public Library
The Social Calendar lists a Great Books Discussion Group at the Public Library on Sunday October 11 at 7:30 p.m. Participants will read Plato and Phaedrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Books Discussion Group
Phaedrus
Public Library
Dinner Is Feature Of Auxiliary Meet
The American Legion Auxili ary met in the Auxiliary room at the Memorial Building Thurs day evening. A covered dish dinner was served at tables dec orated with oak leaves and acorns. Mrs. John Oglesbee presided at the business meeting which followed. Ethel Eaton was named chaplain and I 0 Minnear as second vice president with Felix Roberts as sergeant at arms. A float for the Veterans Day parade was planned and the Coffee Tour for district officers set for Oct 29 with a covered dish dinner. Gold Star mothers will be guests at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
John Oglesbee
Roy Williams
Ethel Eaton
I. 0. Minnear
Felix Roberts
God's Standard lesson given at Earlton church gathering
Earlton EUB Church Ladies of the group met for an afternoon program led by Mrs. Ed Wolfe on the topic God's Standard. Mrs. Merle Ely hosted with a dessert course and the business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Alva McLaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Ed Wolfe
Earlton Eub
Merle Ely
R. J
Alva McLaren
Tables Turned Mothers Dress Like Children in Paris Collection
AP Fashion Writer Jean Sprain Wilson reports Andrew Courreges staged a playful Paris collection turning adults into baby fashion. Models wore white leather booties and baby bonnets while presenting knee‑length dresses and space‑slim leather slacks. Jackets were slim with flying tails and long vents.
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New York
Paris
Andrew Courreges
Courreges
Samuel Roberts
Roberts
Yves St. Laurent
Exhibit With Surgery Talk By Ann Landers
Dear readers share letters from 1944 about medical exhibits in private homes and privacy disputes. A mother shows gallstones at a social gathering, prompting advice that such displays are in poor taste and not appropriate in living rooms. The column also covers a wife seeking privacy when her husband reads personal mail and a debt dispute involving a brother-in-law and a boat purchase.
Friendly Thimble Elects New Officers
Friendly Thimble Club held a Thursday meeting at Mrs J D Taylor 722 Grant electing officers Charles Tripp president Bertha Stratton vice president Eugene Rigole secretary Lois Ard treasurer Ollie Ball calling committee Carrie Deck reporter Alice Braschler presided A special meeting is set for Oct 15 at Mrs Rigole 1220 N Washington to tie comforts Refreshments served to nine members and one guest Mrs W W Wood won the door prize
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Friendly Thimble Club
J. D. Taylor
Grant
Charles Tripp
Bertha Stratton
Eugene Rigole
Lois Ard
Ollie Ball
Carrie Deck
Alice Braschler
Rigole
United Brethren WMA Meets in Church
The United Brethren WMA group met Wednesday afternoon in the church fellowship room. Mrs. W. M. Holman led devotions and the mission study "Problems at Our Doorstep" using a map. Eight members and two visitors attended. refreshments were served by Mrs. Holman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMA
United Brethren Church
W. M. Holman
John Horton
Arthur Garrison
C. E. Rains
Elmer Gibson
Effie Simon
Kentucky
Delta Club Meets Dale Fairchild Decorates Local Homes
Delta Study Club Thursday meeting featured Dale Fairchild presenting interior decorating slides of area homes. Mrs. Gus Nelson hosted at 129 Tennessee with assistance from Mrs. Dean Foster and Mrs. James Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Fairchild
Delta Study Club
Gus Nelson
Tennessee
Dean Foster
James Benton
Tioga Unit Meets In Berthot Home
The Tioga HD unit gathered at Mrs. Charles I. Berthot in Katy to hear Mrs. Lloyd Dalton discuss changes in life due to electricity becoming essential. Nine members and four guests attended with hospitality by Mrs. Berthot and Mrs. Norman Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dalton
Tioga
Charles I. Berthot
Katy
Dalton
Berthot
Norman Koch
John Lofthouse
Larry Taylor
Wilfrid Cavaness
Low and high heat method for roasting duck
A duck roasted slowly at 325 degrees may be finished with a heat boost to 425 degrees to brown and crisp the skin. This method aims for tender meat and a crisp, glossy skin by finishing at a hotter temperature toward the end of the roasting period.
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Buford Allen
Tribune
Chanute Mothers Clubs
The
Laurel Mothers Club
Robert Wells
Lonnie Rhodes
B. M. Eastburn
Charles Winckier
Dick Purdy
Holly
Charles Wolfe
Joe Jones
Laurel
Fred Brown
Merry
Tom Elder
A. A. Miller
Hospital
Plummer
Altar Society
St. Pat's School
St. Patrick’s Altar Society Met
Mrs. Jackson
Dial Tribune
Fisher
Chevrolet
Ae Ea Tae
C.L. Fisher Chevrolet Company
South Evergreen
Chanute Tribune
Jean Sprain Wilson
Ann Landers
Mother
Mary
O.K
Omaha
Family Service Association
Friendly Thimble
United Brethren Wma
Delta Club Meets
Beauty Counselor Cosmetics
Leonard Hunt
John Hutchison
John Sinclair
Nee
S.M.L. Fall
Men's Suede
Church of God
Church Annex
Doris Hill
Oscar van Winkle
Bill Gilliland
Harold Stoll
Highland Chanute
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben B. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Neosho, Son and
Woodson An
Peeters
Wil Allen
W. E
Bill Benson
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