Circles Meet Grant Avenue and Mather School Drive
Mrs. Noble Cottrell hosted the Loleta McElhaney circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church at 114 East Ninth. The Mather School drive collected used clothing for the church and members discussed race relations and world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Cottrell
E. 9Th
Loleta McElhaney
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Vernon Youngberg
Mather School
Blaine Marks
Rudolph Sandberg
Mrs Gates Hosts Elizabeth Circle at Home
Mrs Gates hosted the Elizabeth circle of the WSCS at her mother Mrs Howard Jester's home 812 S Highland. The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer and devotions by Mrs John Akers, with the lesson Christian Concerns of North America presented by Mrs H E Campbell. New member Mrs Hans Herold was introduced and desserts for 25 people were served by Mrs Aubrey Bostwick and Mrs Dell Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman. Gates
Elizabeth
WSCS
Howard Jester
S. Highland
John Akers
North America
H. E. Campbell
Hans Herold
Gates
Aubrey Bostwick
Dell Reed
Bound to Win Class Meeting at Chanute Home
Mrs Nora Strack hosted the Bound to Win class of the Evangelical United Brethren church at her country home northeast of Chanute on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Della Bailey assisted. Mrs Frank Percy presided as the group sang Higher Ground and prayed. Roll call answered with a Beatitude. Mrs Wesley Hamilton gave the devo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Strack
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chanute
Della Bailey
Frank Percy
P. A. Swan
Wesley Hamilton
LOOK SEVEN SANTAS PATTERN AND DOLL WARDROBE AD
Alice Brooks Patternful offers transfer patterns for seven Santa heads and holly sprays plus a 1959 Needlecraft catalog with crocheting quilting and embroidery designs. Marian Martin prints a 12 garment baby doll wardrobe pattern with yardages and mailing details listed in The Tribune Pattern Dept. address.
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Alice Brooks
Just
Marian Martin
Haaute Tribune
N.Y
Primplainty
We Are The Light of The World Projects Discussed
A business meeting covered project ideas including We Are The Light of The World. Mrs. Glen Strack read an article We Live With Migrants by Rev Dean Jordan, former Chanute resident now pastor in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. Refreshments were served to 21 members and five guests.
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Glen Strack
Tra Dean Jordan
Chanute
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Opal Howell
Myrtle Johnson
Floyd Strack
Harold Storck
Wilson Class Elects Mrs Julia Carter
The Wilson class of the Methodist church elected Mrs Julia Carter president at a party last night. Mrs Frank Burtle was chosen vice president, Mrs Myra Brobst treasurer, and Mrs Mabel Comstock secretary. The group voted to buy a small organ for the church primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Carter
Wilson
Methodist Church
Frank Burtle
Myra Brobst
Mabel Comstock
Lee Finch
Myrtle Hall
Ruth Miller
Golden Shrine Fall Ceremonial Planned at Masonic Temple
The Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold its Fall Ceremonial at 7 30 p m Friday in the Masonic Temple. A covered dish dinner will precede at 6 30 p m. Visiting officers include Delores Pittenger Ford Johnson Mrs Don C Beach.
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White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Delores Pittenger
Ford Johnson
Shepherds
Don C. Beach
Quest Club Meets With Sarah Haller
Sarah Haller at 208 S Forest hosted a Quest Club meeting Tuesday. Roll call by Mrs Norman Koch cited Life and Paintings of Rembrandt. Mrs Mabel Hudson led the Antarctic circle lesson referencing past expeditions and the International Geographical Year Expedition. Next meeting set for Oct 28 with Mrs H H McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Haller
S. Forest
Quest Club
Norman Koch
Rembrant
Mabel Hudson
All Nations
William H. Bailey
H. H. McCall
Headache bands back in fashion for fall hair styles
Fashion notes headache bands return as a chic head covering pair with velvet materials, veils and crystal embellishments. Worn across the forehead to hold back waves, they suit chemise and trapeze silhouettes and offer an alternative to large hats for younger women.
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Chanute
Social Calendar Friday and Saturday Highlights 1958
Friday lists 1058 Past Noble Grands Mrs Ethel Stevens 923 W Main 2 p.m. Wilson class Methodist church quilting and sewing 10 a.m. Dorothea L Dixtent DUV Memorial building 2:30 p.m. Confraternity of Christian Mothers St Patrick's School 7:30 p.m. IC Guild of EUB church 7:30 p.m. Ladies Day Bridge Chanute Country club 1:30 p.m. Laurel Mothers? Gretchen 1:30 p.m. Saturday Do-B-Do Square Dance club Alcott School 8 p.m.
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Noble
Ethel Stevens
W. Main
Laurel
Mra
Lewis Watts
Gretchen
Lincoln PTA Hearing Tell and Show Program
Lincoln PTA members heard a Tell and Show program as teachers explained teaching plans at a Tuesday meeting. Parents visited classrooms and refreshments were served by the staff with Mrs Louise Stephens pouring assisted by Vendra Kjellander Velma Beasley and Mrs Faye Erickson.
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Lincoln Pta
Louise Stephens
Vendra Kjellander
Velma Beasley
Faye Erickson
Chanute Culture Club Holds Meeting At Gibson Home
The Chanute Culture Club met Tuesday at 217 West Main, with Mrs. Roy Isham hosting in Gibson’s absence. Mrs. Klingner led, twelve members attended, and the program covered South American countries Brazil Venezuela and Colombia under the theme Around the World In Chanute Culture Club.
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Chanute Culture Club
Roy Gibson
W. Main
Roy Isham
Gibson
Presbyterian Synod
O. A. Klingner
South America
D. A. Finney
Brazil
A. B. Chauncey
Venezuela
Ford Johnson
Colombia
Scout Troop Meetings Discuss Civil Defense Booklets
Scout News reports Troop 25 Patrol Leaders Council met at Zion Lutheran Church Friday at 7 20 pm to plan the meeting agenda pass out Civil Defense booklets and recruit new members Leaders present were Tim Rule Bill Schupbach Alvin Seefeldt and Larry Seefeldt Troop 23 Brownie Scouts met Monday at Murray Hill School for a flag ceremony Color guards included Linda Schultz Sherie Gough and Donna Baird New members welcomed Linda Erickson Susan Dover Sue Lucas Dianne Kennedy and Connie Borjas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrol Leaders Council
Troop 25
Zion Lutheran Church
Tim Rule
Bill Schupbach
Alvin Seefeldt
Larry Seefeldt
Brownie Scouts
Murray Hill School
Linda Schultz
Sherie Gough
Donna Baird
Linda Erickson
Susan Dover
Sue Lucas
Dianne Kennedy
Connie Borjas
Modern Etiquette Q and A on Introductions and Lettuce
The guidance covers repeating names by asking the introduced person, turning a cream pitcher’s handle toward the recipient, and affirming that lettuce in a salad is proper to eat as a component. The advice reinforces courteous behavior and table manners.
Four Families Live Happily in One House
Advice column excerpt about a single household where four families share a five bedroom house to cut costs. Details include mixed religious backgrounds, split chores, and conclusions that the arrangement works for them. Also includes a teen confession about a 14 year old girl's crush on a 17 year old boy and a prompt to request an Ann Landers booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Bootsie
Ann Landers
Future Nurses club at Senior High meets on Oct. 22
Nursing club members discussed different phases of nursing during a meeting at Senior High. Mrs. Don Abbuehl and six members attended. the next gathering is set for October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Nurses Club
Don Abbuehl
Bargains In Fruits and Vegetables Amid High Meat Prices
Bargains in fruits and vegetables balance the ongoing high meat costs in supermarkets and local stores this weekend. Fresh produce from nearby fields remains available in many areas despite poor West Coast weather reducing lettuce citrus grapes and other crops. Meat experts push bargains to attract shoppers with varied pork selections and scattered turkey and chicken offers.
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Associated Press
Food Price Rhythms and Produce Buys in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune notes prices for ham and pork products vary, with cooked hams and fresh ham similar but pork loin and smoked picnic hams cheaper. Milk, eggs, veal, and chops rise slightly. most other items hold steady. Outstanding vegetable buys include cabbage onions spinach broccoli potatoes while fruits feature plums apples and grapes with prices down due to ample supplies.
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Long Island
Idaho
New Jersey
California
ODRINEX Diet Pill Promises Fast Weight Loss
An advertisement touts ODRINEX as a prescription free fat reducer. It claims seven day results guaranteed with money back and promises no dieting or strenuous activity, selling for $3 via McCune Drug Store at 166 West Main with mail orders available.
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McCune Drug Store
W. Main
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