Women Form Investment Club Organized by Chanute Residents
A women's investment club of 32 members formed in Chanute meets monthly at Tioga Hotel to study stocks and vote by secret ballot on purchases. Each member contributes ten dollars per meeting and may appoint a proxy. Officers include president Mrs. Cecil Brinkmeyer secretary Mrs. Justin Kerby treasurer Mrs. Neal Munger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tioga Hotel
Ashe
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Justin Kerby
Neal Munger
Chanute
Mines
Leroy Barker
Winona Barker
Millard Drisdell
al Kihm
Bernard Smith
Wayne Browning
Howard Wilson
Robert D. Wilson
Joseph Lewis
Eric Anderson
Erma
King
Earl Morgan
Mildred Ennis
Kenneth Cole
Ruth Whitworth
Harold Cox
Sara Wilson
William Peters
Cecyle Munger
Edsel Noland
Ralph Caldwell
G. C. Sullivan Jr
Gerald McDowell
Gay Bauer
Inez Bray
Wilma Wells
Mrs Roy Gentry Hosts Wesleyan Missionary Society
Mrs Roy Gentry 511 S Malcolm hosted a Wes leyan Methodist Missionary Society meeting Tuesday afternoon. Ada Ayers led a Colombia South America lesson, 16 members answered roll call, Mrs Arthur Gaughan reviewed two chapters, a work meeting to pack a box for an Indian school and make bandages is set for Oct 4, next meeting with Mrs Retta Cleaver, meeting closed with prayer by Reba Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gentry
S. Malcolm
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society
Colombia
South America
Ada Ayers
Arthur Gaughan
Retta Cleaver
Reba Snyder
Santa Fe Women’s Federation Meeting Report
Vice President Elsie Cunningham presided over the Santa Fe Women’s Federation meeting on Monday evening with group singing led by Mrs. Leo Donovan. Pinochle winners were Mrs. Lee Cox and Mrs. Robert Rader. canasta winners were Mrs. F B Carpenter and Mrs. Belle Leigh. New members include Mrs. Charles Reece and Mrs. J B Gossett. Refreshments served to 21 members by Mrs. A B Wiggons and committee. table decor featured a horn of plenty and fall leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Cunningham
Santa Fe Womens Federation
Leo Donovan
Lee Cox
Robert Rader
Canasta
F. B. Carpenter
Belle Leighty
Charles Reece
J. B. Gossett
A.B. Wiggons
Mrs Ganson Part Wins at Bridge Night
Four tables competed at a Chanute Country Club bridge party chaired by Mr and Mrs Carl Kelley. Female winners were announced as the event concluded with prizes awarded to top players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ganson
Chanute Country Club
Carl Kelley
Local Card Party Winners Named in November Event
Mrs Ganson and Mrs Gafney placed high and second with Mrs Hooker third in a mixed senior card event. Ed Parr led the men, followed by Lester Purdy and Jim Ganson with Howard McNeill as the low scorer. Cake and coffee were served. Next card party set for November 5 chaired by Mr and Mrs Robert Finney and Marjorie Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ganson
Arch Gafney
F. G. Hooker
Howard McNeill
Ed Parr
Lester Purdy
Robert Finney
Marjorie Cook
Obligation Night At Hulda Parker Chapter OBS
Mrs. Fred Heinze and Charles Blanchard presided at Hulda Parker chapter OBS Obligation Night. Visitors from Oklahoma and Humboldt attended. An invitation was extended for a Oct 21 Erie meeting with the grand patron to present three 50 year pins. Social hour led by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Spence. Roses zenias mums candles and leaves decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heinze
Charles Blanchard
Hulda Parker
Oklahoma
Humboldt
Erie
Neodesha
W. H. Snyder
Leslie Spence
Alcott PTA Night Focused on Legislation and Sputnik Age
Alcott PTA meeting featured Alcott Buford E. Fisher outlining legislation in the Sputnik era. Brownie Scouts Troop 12 presented the flag as color guards led a group in “America.” Glenn Peak directed the elementary band. Rev. Ray J. Hutchison gave devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford E. Fisher
Alcott Pta
Brownie Scouts
Troop 12
Marsha Page
Brenda McAllister
Kathy Kihm
America
Glenn Peak
Ray J. Hutchison
First Baptist Church
J. O. Adams
Marie Olson
N. Grant
Unfortunate Child Could Bring Husband Great Joy
A letter from a husband asks if he should welcome his wife's son from her past. Ann Landers advises embracing the child to strengthen the marriage, noting the child could be a great joy and that the husband owes no explanations.
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Ann
Belle Lettres Club Luncheon at Tioga Hotel
The Belle Lettres Reading club met for a one o clock luncheon at the Tioga Hotel hosted by chairwoman Mrs. John Sherman Jr. Fourteen members attended with tables decorated by mums. After lunch the group visited Mrs. Sherman at 702 S. Highland. Mrs. Dick Lind presided and Mrs. L. W. Smith led a lesson on Michelangelo paintings from Life's The World's Great Religions. Next meeting set for Oct 28 with Mrs. C. A. Gafney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lettres Reading Club
Tioga Hotel
John Sherman Jr
C. A. Gafney
Nancy Wilson Presides at Les Des Meeting
Nancy Wilson presided Monday evening at a Les Des meeting attended by Jean Reynolds. Connie Neyhard was voted active and Rosalea Hanson inactive. Money making projects were discussed. The meeting closed with the club song and refreshments for members and sponsors Mrs. Jim Sheridan and Mrs. Glenn Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wilson
Les Des
Jean Reynolds
S. Tennessee
Connie Neyhard
Rosalea Hanson
Jim Sheridan
Glenn Goff
4-H Vilas Vikings Hold Masquerade Party
A Vilas Vikings 4-H club masquerade party took place on October 9 with ten members answering roll call. Jean Ol- led activities and the group planned future events for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Vikings
Jean Ol
Hutchinson Fair and club officers noted at junior leaders meeting
Marlene Anderson reported on Hutchinson Fair while Elmer Anderson led a leaders report and officers were installed. The club earned green white and two blue ribbons at the State Fair. Marilyn Nelson led group singing, Marilyn Thorsell gave a health talk, and Marlene Anderson demonstrated How To Make French Bread. Catherine Thorsell played From Pole to Pole on piano. Refreshments followed as new year leaders were named and a God Home and Country award committee was formed. Elmer Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson are community leaders with Margaret Thorsell as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Marlene Anderson
Elmer Anderson
Marilyn Nelson
Marilyn Thorsell
Catherine Thorsell
Roy Anderson
Clarence Nelson
Everett Olson
Galen Thorsell
Charles Stevens
Mmes
Margaret Thorsell
Mystery Flavor Twist for Ham Glaze
A recipe notes adding a hint of cinnamon to the brown sugar mustard and vinegar glaze for baked ham, suggesting a warm spice that complements sweetness and tang. The idea aims to enhance depth without overpowering the meat’s savor.
Merle Norman Cosmetics Opens at Clara's Hat Shop
Merle Norman Cosmetics invites customers to visit its new location in Clara's Hat Shop at 16 S. Lincoln. A try before you buy demonstration showcases real beauty potential. Phone number 2299 provided for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
New York
Paris
Latin Quarter
Versailles
Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The record lists newborns including Chauncey Edmand son of Carl Uden at 1111 Central born Sept 24. Jeffery Scott son of J C Marshall at Neosho Memorial born Oct 2. Dana Elaine daughter of Frank Cole at 108 S Wilson born Sept 25. Other births include William Alan at 219 S Steuben born Oct 2. Lora Lynn at 118 S Gretchen born Oct 4. Barbara Jean at 919 S Malcolm born Oct 5. Jean Marie at rural Erie born Oct 6. David Lee Jr. at 1310 S Evergreen born Oct 6. Steven Earl son of Rev Claude E Pittenger at 112 S Lafayette born Oct 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Edmand
Carl Uden
Central
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Jeffery Scott
Sg. J.C
Joe Marshall
Eric
Dana Elaine
Frank Cole
S. Wilson
William Alan
William J. Gilmore
S Steuben
Lora Lynn
Larry Mathews
S. Gretchen
Barbara Jean
Mack W. Wilson
S. Malcolm
Jean Marie
Joe Reissig
Erie
Neosho Memorial
Birth Announcements from Neosho Area in October 1958
The snippet notes births and family details from Neosho, naming Malcolm born September 23 and Barry Alan Uden born October 8, with residence at 312 South The Chanuts Tribune page 3 and 115 South Western. The text references Mrs Ward Barnett and the Uden family in Neosho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Barnett
S. the Chanuts Tribune
Malcolm
Neosho
Memorial Hospital
Barry Alan Uden
Gene L. Uden
S. Western
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Social Calendar Highlights for Thursday October 16 1958
Social calendar lists Beta Delta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Dorothy Coldwell at 114 N Washington 8 p.m Alpha Chi of Beta Sigma Phi pledge ritual and dinner 6 45 p.m Senior Mothers club Memorial building 2 15 p.m Commission on Education Methodist church 7 30 p.m Delta Mothers club Mrs Robert Manley 205 N Tennessee 2 p.m Zion Homeworkers Mrs Lola Browning 509 W 3rd afternoon comfort work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Dorothy Coldwell
N. Washington
Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Baird Brinkmeyer
Humboldt
Senior Mothers Club
Memorial Building
Commission On Education
Methodist Church
Delta Mothers Club
Robert Manley
Tennessee
Zion
Lola Browning
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Table Manners and Introductions
A reader asks if selecting a suitable bite from a shared dish is acceptable if it delays others or disturbs the plating. The answer notes it is okay to search for a fitting piece if done promptly and without disarray. The second question concerns introductions. the advised approach is to name the woman first when introducing her to an older man.
Proper Acknowledgment of a Christening Invitation
The correct response to an invitation is to acknowledge it by letter or by telephone. The article emphasizes timely courtesy and personal contact to confirm attendance.
Tomato Cabbage Soup With Meat Balls Menu Item
Recipe for tomato cabbage soup with meat balls. Ingredients include lean beef rice cereal salt pepper egg water minced onion mace nutmeg kitchen bouquet tomato puree chicken bouillon and shredded cabbage. Form 24 meat balls simmer soup five minutes then two more minutes serving six portions. Tribune pricing guidance noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oil Brinkmeyer
Maxine Bower
Barbara Blackwood
Jane Moore
Investment Club
Women's Investment Club
Gingham
Mrs. Roy Gentry
Womens Federation
Boyd Burns
W. Main
PTA
Alcott
Ann Landers
England
Ann Lancers
Chanute Tribune
Belle Lettres Club
Merle Norman Cosmetics
S. Lincoln
Pan American Airways
Western Auto
the Tribune
Loren L. Marsh
Pioneer
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