Methodist WSCS Circles Meet for Local Inter Faith Study
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church met in circles Wednesday afternoon to study Local Inter-Faith Cooperation and discuss community problems solvable by church women. Circles hosted meetings at various members’ homes with 14 to 22 attendees and several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
United Church
John Gorton
W. Ninth
Leland Clapson
W.S.C.S
Roy Marts
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Southern Asia
Larry Young
Max Beech
Robert Briley
Naomi
Art Holmes
S. Allen
Dean Foster
Burt O'Connor
Robert Geiger
Monica
Ruth Circle
Ben Morgan
S. Malcolm
J.T. Ammerman
H. C. Older
Earl Morgan
Charles Bresnelien
Mrs Worley Speaks on Thai Women at BPW Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Tioga Hotel with Mrs Adeline Fortney presiding. Mrs Richard Worley spoke on the status of women in Thailand noting high employment and traditional marital duties. A film Why Give prepared for United Fund was shown by Elizabeth Pieper and Mrs Velma Beasley. New member Mrs Carol McDonald introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Tioga Hotel
Adeline Fortney
Richard Worley
Thailand
Elizabeth Pieper
Velma Beasley
United Fund
George Eaton
Miss Pieper
Alex Mih
Carol McDonald
Roy Gibson
Edna Peterson
Pauline Webb Honored At Church Shower For Bride-To-Be
A shower for Pauline Webb, who will wed Larry Rollins, was held Friday night at the Assembly of God church. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Ritz, Mrs. Don Booth, and Mrs. Bill Gilliland. Six invited guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Webb
Larry Rollins
Assembly of God Church
Charles Ritz
Don Booth
Bill Gilliland
Mrs Wise Hosts Peace and Progress Meeting
Mrs Marion Wise of 1002 W 7th hosted the Peace and Progress unit with Mrs C E Steinman presiding. New officers were elected and the Neosho Allen County Mental Health Clinic received a donation. A UNESCO report, family life lesson, and group recreation were noted. The next meeting on November 14 at 10 in the First National Bank community room will be a Thanksgiving covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Wise
W. 7Th
Peace and Progress HD
C. E. Steinman
Steinman
Charles Bidding
Nora Ellison
Roy Wiles
Neosho-Allen County
Everett Faulkner
Unesco
Harley Knapp
J. W. Oliver
Carl Koenig
Albert Wayne Lea
First National Bank
Pittsburg 1963 64 Musical Events Calendar Announced
Pittsburg State College unveiled a 23 event musical calendar for 1963 64 including the Faure Requiem and Brahms works in the oratorio, chamber music by New Danish Quartet Wiener Solisten and more. Major attractions feature Ralph Votapek Basil Rathbone Minneapolis Symphony Anna Russell with concerts in Carney and McCray auditoriums. Faculty lectures preceded early events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Brahms
New Danish Quartet
Vlnch
Wiener Solisten
New York Baroque Ensemble
Ralph Votapek
Basil Rathbone
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Anna Russell
Concert Comedienne
Carney
McCray
Women of Grace Episcopal Church Meeting Notes
The St. Margaret's Chapter met with Mrs. Gaylord Bauer at 1211 W Fifth on Wednesday afternoon. Hostess Mrs. Kenneth Horton assisted. Mrs. Kenneth Wright led devotions. Mrs. Bob King delivered the lesson Our Difficulties as Christians. Eighteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's
The
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
Gaylord Bauer
W. Fifth
Kenneth Horton
Kenneth Wright
Bob King
Save Six Ounce Cans for Cookie Dough Packing Utensils
A practical tip suggests saving six ounce cans from frozen fruit juice concentrate to use as utensils for portioning and shaping refrigerator cookie dough, reducing waste and easing cleanup. The idea emphasizes repurposing common kitchen containers for everyday baking tasks.
Hannah Circle WSWS meets with invited guests
The Hannah Circle of the WSWS of the EUB church met at the annex Thursday evening. Guests included Luella Furnee Mrs. Wesley Hamilton and Mrs. Omer Stoll. The session opened with prayer by Mrs. E. A. Pauli. A fall institute is planned for October 24 in Iola with afternoon and evening meetings. Mrs. Howard Brant led the lesson on the Purpose and Scope of the Women’s Society of World Service and offered closing devotions. Refreshments for 13 members and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Circle
WSWS
EUB
Annex
Luella Furnee
Wesley Hamilton
Omer Stoll
E. A. Pauli
Fall Institute
Iola
Howard Brant
Women’s Society of World Service
Mrs T N Bradford Heads Tioga HD Unit
Mrs T N Bradford was elected president of the Tioga HD Unit at a monthly meeting at Mrs Paul Nelson's home 611 S Lafayette Assisting officers include Mrs Nicholaas Nooteboon Mrs S E Null and Mrs George Defebaugh Other reports covered drivers refresher Erie Christmas fair and family life program Guest Harold Cox reviewed I Owe Russia 1200 Books read by Mrs Leo Gottlieb Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Bradford
Tioga HD
Paul Nelson
S. Lafayette
Nelson
Nicholaas Nooteboon
S. E. Null
George Defebaugh
Norman Koch
Dorothy Wilson
Bradford
C. H. Bundey
Erie
Defebaugh
Harold Cox
Russia
Bob Hope
Leo Gottlieb
Ten Commandments Of Parenthood Dear Ann Landers
A group of teens share ten resolutions for better parent relations and ask for Ann Landers’ take. They urge fair limits, allowances by chores, nonviolence, limited phone time, open explanations, tolerance of fashion, frank talks on sex, religion in home life, parental role models, and remembering they were teens too. Plattsburg readers praise setting firm boundaries and guidance. A separate letter asks for advice on a boyfriend’s dancing, with Ann suggesting the solution of walking off the floor if he overperforms to let him shine solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Sal
PTA Meeting Promises Fire Department Safety Program
The Fairfield PTA invites members to a 7:30 Monday meeting at the school. A fire department safety program will be presented and attendees are asked to bring cookies. Ann Landers will assist with problems by mail to The Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Fairfield Pta
Fire Department
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Great Books Discussion Group at Public Library
The Dial Tribune notes a Sunday event at the Public Library at 7 30 PM. The Great Books Discussion Group will explore Plato Theaetetus as part of the weekend calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaetetus
Public Library
Legion Auxiliary In October Meeting
The October meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Memorial Building was led by Mrs. Fred Heinzer with 35 members present. Mrs. Rex Armstrong of Howard, Third District President, spoke, joined by national officer Mrs. Marjorie Dunham and Girls State Board member Mrs. Marie Kyle. New members I O Minniear Melvin Webb and Otis Wilhite were welcomed, and two girls were chosen to attend Girls State next year. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barber shared UNESCO Mexico slides after a covered dish dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Fred Heinzer
Rex Armstrong
Howard
Marjorie Dunham
Erie
Marie Kyle
Girls’ State Board
I. O. Minniear
Melvin Webb
Otis Wilhite
Ira Barber
Mexico
Unesco
Delta Study Club Views OF Film
The Delta Study Club met at 1305 W. Main for the year’s first meeting. Glen Halbe showed the film Why Give? for the United Fund Campaign and the group voted to contribute. New member Mrs. James Brown joined, Mrs. Corwin Smith rejoined, and guest Mrs. Fred Martin attended. Next meeting will be with Mrs. McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Study Club
Phillip Cooper
W. Main
Hans Harold
James McGrath
United Fund
Glen Halbe
Robert Pennington
James Brown
Corwin Smith
Fred Martin
McGrath
Five ounce can of water chestnuts yields about a dozen
A five ounce can yields roughly twelve water chestnuts. The note specifies a standard can size and expected output, indicating approximate quantity per can.
Mrs Miller Heads GAR Southeast district meeting
Mrs Miller was elected president at Henderson Circle No 147 Iola hosting the 29th southeast district meeting of the GAR. Attendees included national and former officers Dora Parker Clara Miller Delia Lane and Edith Ackerman with Lucille Henderson as the youngest attendee. Next district meeting set for Chanute in 1964 with Lawton Circle Humboldt assisting. Attendees from Iola: Marie Stipp Edith Ackerman Mary Edwards Bertha Stratton Edith Steinman and Mrs Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Iola
Woman of the Gar
Francis Slawson
Dora Parker
Clara Miller
Betsy Ross Group
Delia Lane
Coffeyville
Slawson
Edith Ackerman
Chanute
Lucille Henderson
Humboldt
Miller
Mabel Flynn
Parsons
Mary Edwards
Anna Stout
Ethel Warner
Cafferyville
Dorothy Eaton
Lane
Miami
Fla
Lawton Circle
Marie Stipp
Bertha Stratton
Edith Steinman
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Methodist
WSCS
Orpah
Leroy Barker
James Butin
Milo Johnson
Louis Wible
Mary
Richard Willis
David McCune
D. A. Klingner
Elder
Adah
Harry Lewis
John Mull
Ralph Waldrip
Martha Circle
J. Q. Green
S. Evergreen
Walter Noltensmeyer
Lyle Dean
Gertrude
Ethel Stevens
Zack Baker
S. Edith
Esther
Howard Jenkins
Palmer Forslund
Rachel Circle
Ed Blair
S. Plummer
Glen Watt
Mabel Comstock
Great Eastern Orthodox Church
I. E. Trussell
Jim Bradley
Worley
BPW
Russell Davidson
Sue So
Esther Wong
Bangkok
Howard Hollenshead
Appalachain
Mrs. Wise
Millard M. Laing
Department of Music
KSC Symphony Orchestra
Carlene Neihart
Ozark
American Guild of Organists
KSC Brass Choir
KSC
Pride of the Plains
KSC Symphony
Tors
William Wendlant
Faure
Gilbert Spector
Eub Church
Tribune
Eas
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tioga
Warren Waldrip
Mothers Clubs of
St. Patrick's School
Ed Offenbacker
Plattsburg
N.Y
PTA
Dial Tribune
Legion Auxiliary
Investors Mutual, Inc
Het. Cmd
Odnvestors Diversified Services, Inc
Ohnestons Syndicate Life Insurance & Annuity CO
Investors Mutual, Inc., Prospectus CO Insurance Information
Views OF Film
Mrs. Miller
Pat
Garfield
BEAR
BOYE
Plainsmen
Baton Rouge, la
Vernons
Chanute Auditorium
Singathon
Nashville
Eta
Chevy
Corvair
Corvette
Chevrolet
South Evergreen
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