Apples Take Center Stage in Markets This Week
National Apple Week highlights the fruit with a 120 million bushel harvest, down modestly from last year and the five-year average. Michigan, Missouri, and Illinois supply current stock as markets show abundant grapes, apples, spices, and seasonal staples like cider and popcorn. Meat and poultry bargains accompany the fall market as pork roasts, bacon, and frozen chicken breasts attract shoppers.
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America
Europe
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
First Baptist Women Hold Circle Meetings
The Women s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held circle sessions Wednesday afternoon. Edith Thompson Circle met with Mrs. Leo Fairchild at 1307 S Santa Fe. devotion by Mrs. Georgia Hosselt and lesson by Mrs. Ned Kauffman. Charlotte Worley Circle hosted by Mrs. Nola Ellison at 205 St Kansas. devotion by Marie Morehead and lesson by Mrs. Arthur Jackson. Marjorie Sharp Circle hosted by Mrs. Fred Mullen at 819 N Steuben. devotions led by Mrs. Earl Grogan and lesson by Mrs. O E Nickerson.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Affternoon
Edith Thompson
Leo Fairchild
S. Santa Fe
R. W. Henry
Georgia Hosselt
Ned Kauffman
Nola Ellison
St. Kansas
Charlotte Worley
Arnold Dixon
Marie Morehead
Arthur Jackson
Morehead
Marjorie Sharp
Fred Mullen
N. Steuben
Paul Dryden
Earl Grogan
O. E. Nickerson
GALAXON weight loss tablet promise ad
An advertisement promotes GALAXON a tablet weight loss aid guaranteed to work in seven days. It claims appetite suppression allows eating favorite foods with less portion desire, offers a full money back guarantee, and lists Casey Drug Store as seller with mail order option.
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Casey Drug Store
Shower Honors Mrs Martinez At La Rosa De Oro
Mrs Reuben Martinez was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Sunday at La Rosa de Oro restaurant. Hosts include Anna Maria Sally Godinez and Candido Godinez. Refreshments of punch cake and ice cream served.. attendees list numerous neighbors with many Godinez and Serrato family members. Gifts sent by a large group including Raul Quirarte Joe B Godinez Inez Guadian Ted Orozco and others.
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Reuben Martinez
la Rosa de Oro
Anna Maria
Sally Godinez
Candido Godinez
Mmes
Opal Mendez
David Godinez
Manuel Martinez
Socorro Padilla
Nick Bonilla
Raul Ponce
Ishmael Martinez
Lazaro Godinez
David Grammer
Andy Gutierrez
Manuel Lopez
Paul
Raul Quirarte
Joe B. Godinez
Inez Guadian
Ted Orozco
Luciano Bonilla
Rafael Ponce
Jose Godinez
Henry Lopez
Jacinto Verdin
Ted Ponce
Alfred Serrato
Maggie Sanchez
Weekend shopping hits beef pork and fruit deals
Shoppers find wide priced beef and pork at grocery meat counters with large supplies of steers and hogs. Beef roasts steaks and pork roasts chops spare ribs and hams featured. Turkeys abundant in Northeast Midwest and Southeast. Fruit counters show fall apples cranberries grapefruit avocados. Veggies include cabbage broccoli potatoes celery sweet potatoes squash green beans carrots peppers.
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Midwest
New York
West Coast
Los Angeles
Mrs Hudson Hostess for Westminster Class Meeting
The Westminster class of the Presbyterian church met at teacher Mrs Mabel Hudson's home at 309 W Main last night. Devotions were led by Mrs Ethel Goolsbee with a reading by Mrs Vivian Hensley titled Why I am a Presbyterian. Fifteen members attended. Hostesses were Mrs Rosa Stauffer Mrs Mamie Hayes and Mrs Ralph Drake.
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Westminster
The
Presbyterian Church
Mabel Hudson
W. Main
Ethel Goolsbee
Vivian Hensley
Rosa Stauffer
Mamie Hayes
Ralph Drake
Social Calendar for Friday and Saturday Events
Dial Tribune lists events for Friday October 18 including Determinettes at South Shelter House Santa Fe Park at 1 30 p m Wilson Class sewing and quilting at Methodist Church 10 a m Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple 7 30 p m 1C Class EUB Church 7 30 p m Past Presidents LA to 8 of RT Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p m Laurel Mothers Club Mrs George Riker Jr 206 N Washington 1 p m Neosho Valley HD Unit Mrs Lynn Erickson 2 p m Saturday Do Li oe bettie Dance Club Alcott School 8 p m
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South Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Wilson
Methodist Church
EUB
RT. Bridge
Laurel Mother's Club
George Riker, Jr
N. Washington
Neosho Valley HD
Lynn Erickson
Wesleyan Service Guild in Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild met Tuesday evening in the fellowship hall of the Methodist Church. The program centered on the United Nations with Mrs. H. C. Miller outlining UN challenges and a panel including Pearl Chapman Mrs. S. A. Mannoni Mrs. Forest Richardson and Mrs. Earnest Wilson discussing the UN church. Group singing was led by Mrs. Duff Wagoner with Mrs. H. D. Cuttrell at the piano, and Mrs. Frank Carter conducted the business meeting. A covered dish dinner preceded the program. tables bore miniature UN flags and autumn berries.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
United Nations
H. C. Miller
Pearl Chapman
S. A. Mannoni
Forest Richardson
Earnest Wilson
United Nations Church
Duff Wagoner
H. D. Cuttrell
Frank Carter
Musical Program For Wilson Class at Methodist Church
The Wilson Class of the Methodist Church met in the church parlor last night with Mrs. Mabel Comstock presiding. Hostesses Mae Edmondson and committee arranged Halloween decorations. Beverly Erickson and her accordion band performed a musical program, and readings by Mrs. Edmondson and Mrs. H. O. Older followed. Dr. Margaret Wolf led devotions. Refreshments were served to 50 members.
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Wilson
Methodist Church
Mabel Comstock
Mae Edmondson
Beverly Erickson
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Joe Ermey Hosted by Heaton Family
Mrs. Ermey honored as family hosts a birthday party for Mrs. Joe Ermey on North Plummer Road. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ermey Carl McCoy Mrs. John Corns Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schooley and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey Susan and Joan.
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Robert Heaton
Cherla
North Plummer Road
Builders Class Meets In Taylor Home
The Presbyterian Church Builders Class met at 329 W. Main with Mrs D E Taylor as hostess and Mrs Marjorie Talmadge as co hostess. Mrs M R Wilson presided at a brief business session announcing a fall festival and tea on November 14. Mrs Blanche Petit delivered devotions titled Message for Christmas. Refreshments served to 13 members.
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Presbyterian Church
D. E. Taylor
W. Main
Marjorie Talmadge
M. R. Wilson
Blanche Petit
Chamber of Commerce Women View Film Why Give
The Women's Chamber of Commerce met in Tioga Hotel Pine Room to view the film Why Give. Glen Halbe introduced the film as United Funds Campaign Chairman. Mrs. John Nation presided and appealed for volunteers for the United Fund Drive. Tea for teachers was discussed with Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mrs. Betty Butcher appointed to coordinate. The tea is set for November 5. Mrs. Forrest Richardson was named chair of the committee for Christmas window displays.
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Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Glen Halbe
United Funds
John Nation
United Fund
Howard Wilson
Betty Butcher
Forrest Richardson
Model Meeting Held by ESA
The Beta DeltaChapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a model meeting Monday evening at 1315 W Fifth. Mrs Rob ert Hembree presided. A list of year projects was announced by Mrs Peggy Conway. The chapter will host a luncheon Sunday for Fort Scott Baxter Springs and Independence chapters. Mrs Marcella LaSalle gave Introdu ction to Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Joe W Payne to 12 members the sponsor and one rushee Mrs Floyd Byers. Mrs O A Klingner poured. The pledge ritual will be given Tuesday evening at the Heritage Room library at eight.
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Beta Delta
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Sue McAuley
W. Fifth
Robert Hembree
Peggy Conway
Fort Scott
Baxter Springs
Independence
Marcella LaSalle
Joe W. Payne
Floyd Byers
O. A. Klingner
Mrs Parsons Hosts 20th Century Club Meeting
Mrs Howard Parsons at 407 W Fourth hosted the 20th Century Study club yesterday afternoon with Mrs C L Keas presiding. Devotions titled The Fork of the Road were given by Mrs F H Dugan and the lesson Better Living for Older People was presented by Mrs Lou Darlington. Refreshments followed for nine members and one guest, Mrs E H Measamer from Wilson NC.
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Howard Parsons
20Th Century Study Club
C. L. Keas
Fork of the Road
F. H. Dugan
Lou Darlington
E. H. Measamer
Wilson
N.C
Bridal shower honors Michal Gibson at home
Michal Gibson was honored with a bridal shower Wednesday morning at Mrs. Roy Cleaver 312 N Steuben. Assistant hostess was Mrs. W N Wiggans. Guests included Miss Gibson and Mmes Clifford Gibson Olive Anderson Roy Gibson Ethel Goolsbee F C Cooley Willard Cleaver Richard Cleaver Bertice Gibson Treasa Reenee Cleaver Linda Wiggans. Gifts came from Mrs R B Lindquist and Mrs Carl Johnson.
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Michal Gibson
Roy Cleaver
N. Steuben
W. N. Wiggans
Miss Gibson
Mmes
Clifford Gibson
Olive Anderson
Roy Gibson
Ethel Goolsbee
F. C. Cooley
Willard Cleaver
Richard Cleaver
Bertice Gibson
Treasa Reenee Cleaver
Linda Wiggans
R. B. Lindquist
Carl Johnson
Presbyterian Women Meet at United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Reuben Burkman opened the United Presbyterian Women meeting with the mission study and led the business portion. Mrs. Richard Good introduced the program Christmas in October and reviewed Why I Deprive My Children. Members formed groups to discuss a more Christian approach to Christmas. Gifts for a South Carolina mission were blessed by Mrs. Paul Parsons. Circle 6 hosted refreshments as Mrs. Burkman and Mrs. Morris assisted.
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Reuben Burkman
United Presbyteran Women
Richard Good
South Carolina
Paul Parsons
Circle 6
E. 0. Morris
Burkman
Morgan Family Reunion at Winfield Island Park
The Morgan family of Levi and Lydia gathered at Island Park in Winfield on Sunday with 67 relatives and four guests attending. Lois Shrinkle of Myrtle Point and Mae West of Salem won prizes for traveling the greatest distance. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herb Morgan of Thayer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Crisman, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miller of Chanute.
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Levi
Lydia Morgan
Island Park
Winfield
Lois Shrinkle
Myrtle Point
Ore
Mae West
Salem
Herb Morgan
Thayer
Robert L. Crisman
Ross Miller
Chanute
Gerkens Host Dinner for 25th Anniversary Guests
Gerkens entertain at a Sunday dinner for sister and husband Wesley Henry marking their 25th wedding anniversary on Oct 15. Guests included Judith and Jarold Henry. Lee Thornton. Mrs J W Wright. Marilyn Caldwell. Sharon Olson. from Topeka Mrs J W Wright and others.
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Bill Gerken
S. Lafayette
Wesley Henry
Henry
Judith
Jarold
Lee Thornton
Topeka
J. W. Wright
Marilyn Caldwell
Sharon Olson
Mrs Ray Hostess To Modern Study Club Meeting
The Modern Study Club met at Mrs. Donald E. Ray's home with Mrs. Robert Fisher assisting. Mrs. R. W. Hayes presided in the president’s absence. Members reported current events, planned an out of town trip, and voted a contribution to the United Fund Drive. The lesson on Women in Sports traced female participation from the 16th century. Dessert was served.
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Modern Study Club
Donald E. Ray
W. 7Th
Robert Fisher
R. W. Hayes
Carl Tribble
Robert Ward
United Fund
E. 0. Morrison
Mrs Smith Hosts Grant HD Unit Meeting at Stark Church
Mrs Rosa Smith hosted ten Grant HD Unit members Tuesday at Stark Methodist Church. Members shared winter pastimes, voted to make a UNESCO flag and mount staff, and heard committee reports. Officers: Bohlander president Mundell VP, Orton secretary, Elder treasurer, Cook PR, Audiss recreation, Dunham song leader. Next meeting November 19 with Elder hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Smith
Grant HD
Stark Methodist Church
Unesco
O. M. Dunham
Robert Overstreet
Joint Common School
C. L. Bohlander
Donald Mundell
Raymond Orton
Jewel Elder
Paul Cook
Lloyd Audiss
QO. M. Dunham
Dunham
Elder
Les Des Hold Formal Meeting
A formal Les Des meeting was held at Connie Franklin’s home on Monday evening with 22 members and one sponsor, Mrs. Dale Stemple. Assignments to work at the hospital snack bar on Saturdays were set, a baked food sale was discussed, and Grace Kepler spoke on Teen Age Etiquette followed by questions. A gift was given to Mrs. Kepler and refreshments served. next meeting set with Carol Umbarger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Franklin
S. Highland
Jane Breiner
Dale Stemple
Grace Kepler
Cindy Allen
Carol Umbarger
Above Average Score In Duplicate Bridge
Eight bridge tables played by the Duplicate Bridge Club at the Home Savings lounge. Above average scores included North-South: Cleo Congdon, Wayne Duty, Iola-86, Bob Ward, Wren Pickren, Wichita-86, Allen Hall-80, Ralph Caldwell, Murray Shirley-70. East-West: Fred Johnson, Bob Ward-94, Dan Forbes, Neodesha-83, Cecile Munger, F G Hooker 74.5, Bob Allen, Charles Broadwell-71.5, Wayne Duty, Iola, Orville Roberts, Independence 68.
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Home Savings Association
Cleo Congdon
Wayne Duty
Iola
Bob Ward
Wren Pickren
Wichita
Allen Hall
Ralph Caldwell
Murray Shively
Fred Johnson
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Cecile Munger
F. G. Hooker
Bob Allen
Charles Broadwell
Orville Roberts
Independence
Culture Club gathers at Chapple home for afternoon meet
Chanute Culture Club met at 825 West Main Tuesday afternoon. After a dessert served by host Mrs Roy Chapple, a brief business meeting followed by roll call and an hour of social visiting concluded the gathering.
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Chanute Culture Club
Roy Chapple
W. Main
Smoking Tongue Requires Hours of Simmering Time
A smoked tongue weighing about three pounds will need nearly three hours of simmering to become tender.
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First Baptist Circles
Mrs. Martinez
Associated Press
Mrs. Hudson
Dial Tribune
Alcott School
Mrs. Ermey
Taylor Home
Chamber of Commerc Women
ESA
Mrs. Parsons
20Th Century Club
Presbyterian
Morgan
Gerkens
Mrs. Ray
Mrs. Smith
Les Des
Duplicate Bridge
Litwin
Beasy
Velvagiaze
Velvapower
Quadra
Pioneer
East Main
Pettipants
Ella Mentry
Uma Et Ue
HE. Ie
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