Mother-In-Law Deserves Some Small Considerations
Ann Landers advises a reader that a mother-in-law who visits biweekly and sits up front with her son is not a burden. The writer should accommodate the habit, while the husband’s behavior should be gentle. empathy is preferred over petty conflicts. A second letter discusses using a Miss prefix on forms for a mother with a child and suggests using Mrs before the maiden name to reflect reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ann Lancers
B.K.L
Miss
Luxury for Linens by Alice Brooks
Delightful color guide for cross-stitch and crochet on towels and linens. Pattern 7116 offers 12 motifs sized 2 by 2% to 62 by 9% inches with charts and directions. Send five cents extra per pattern for first class mail and request catalogue 1959 Alice Brooks Needle Craft.
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Alice Brooks
Just
Allen To Speak On Legislation At BPW Meeting
Neosho County representative Robert Allen will speak on legislation at a 6 45 p m meeting of the Business and Professional Women s club at the Tioga Hotel Wednesday. The Legislation and Legislative Steering Committee led by Mrs Mamie Hayes will run the meeting. All members are urged to attend this pertinent program. There are three more meetings this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Neosho County
Business and Professional Womens Club
Tioga Hotel
Mamie Hayes
Gladys Eaton
Covered Dish Dinner For CAA Employes
A covered dish dinner for CAA employes and their families was held Thursday evening in the Shel ter House at Santa Fe park. Special guests were the Glenn Defebaugh family moving to Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Still and family and Lavon Turnbull. Still and Turnbull are new electronics technicians at the CAA office. About 35 persons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAA
Shelter House
Santa Fe Park
Glenn Defebaugh
Springfield
Roy Still
Lavon Turnbull
Still
Turnbull
Baptist Circles In Meetings at First Baptist WMS
Circles met with hosts Mrs. Leland Richman Mrs. Del Tolbert presiding and Bible verse roll calls. Topics included 20 000 Opportunities and overseas White Cross quota with 200 muslin squares. Guests attended while devotionals films and love gifts were noted across Lydia Martha Hannah and other circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Meeting
The
First Baptist Wms
Leland Richman
W. Main
del Tolbert
Bill Grogan
William Wiggans
Mission Magazine
William P. Lipphand
Frank F. Curry
Gay Middy Fashion For Girls Pattern 9390
Pattern 9390 offers a gay middy outfit with a wide skirt and easy fit blouse for Girls sizes 6 8 10 12 14. Fabric options include cotton or wool blends in bright or basic colors. Send 50 cents plus 45 cents mailing to Marian Martin The Che vote Tribune Pattern Dept New York to receive the pattern.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Marian Martin
Ist-Cms
Chevote Tribune
West
New York
Meadowlark Council Meeting Discusses Chanute Join
The Memorial building event chaired by Mrs. Walter Lacey included guests Mrs. Gene Bodley of Neodesha Mrs. Frank Perskey of Neodesha vice president of Meadowlark area and Bernice Chaddick Meadowlark executive director Marlin Blackston Chanute spoke on Scouting benefits followed by questions A decision on Chanute joining the Meadowlark council will be made at a January 20 meeting at Alcott School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Building
Walter Lacey
Gene Bodley
Neodesha
Frank Perskey
Meadowlark
Bernice Chaddick
Meadowlark Council
Marlin Blackston
Chanute
Chanute Association
Alcott School
KWGA Directors Hold Luncheon Meeting at Salina Club
Mrs Raymond Radford and Mrs Dennis Mills attended a KWGA board meeting at Salina Country Club. They planned course ratings under new USGA rulings due by July 1 1959 and discussed the new handicap system. The Kansas Women’s Amateur Championship will be held last week of June at Salina Club. Officers were elected with Radford reappointed director for Chanute and Mills reappointed handicap chairman.
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Raymond Radford
Dennis Mills
Kansas Women’s Golf Association
Salina Country Club
USGA
Kansas
Kansas Women's Golf Association
Chanute Women's Golf Association
Mills
WMS Quilting Session at Church for Member
The First Church of God WMS gathered at the church for a full day of sewing. Seven members and two children enjoyed lunch after devotional singing and prayers led by Mrs. Tom MecQuin and Mrs. Russell Sharp. Plans were set for Christmas decorations at the November meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Wms
Tom MecQuin
Russell Sharp
McQuin
Mrs Nelson Presides At Ridge WSWS Meeting
Mrs Dale Nelson presided at a Ridge Evangelical United Brethren WSWS meeting. Anna Carlson hosted. Eleven members, two guests, five children attended. Two bags of clothing were sent for mission fields. Fall Institute set for Oct 29 in Greeley. John Coover and assistants led the lesson Today's Missions. Next meeting with Mrs Willard Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Nelson
WSWS
The
Ridge Evangelical United Brethren Church
Anna Carlson
Greeley
John Coover
Willard Carlson
Sunny Stone HDU Meeting Attends Play Day and Plans
Mrs Offenbacker hostesses the Sunny Stone HDU meeting on Oct 16. Creed and roll call mark the start led by Mrs Eagle. Plans set for Play Day on Nov 3 at Midway school and a Christmas display group number. Reports include National HDU convention in Wichita and a Fredonia meeting about a Wilton aged home project.
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Dixie Offenbacker
Sunny Stone Hdu
W. K. Eagle
Midway School
Oley Apt
Wichita
Local Clubnotes Highlight Secret Pal Gifts and Guests
Secret pal gifts were received by Mines, Offenbacker, L. M. Braman and W. D. Hempen. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs. R. C. Mannen, Chanute, Jim Pringle, Homer May, Bill DeWitt and Ralph Metzen Jr. A son of Buffalo attended. The November meeting will be with Mrs. Merle Summerville.
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Son County
Mines
Offenbacker
L. M. Braman
W. D. Hempen
Mmes
R. C. Mannen
Chanute
Jim Pringle
Homer May
Bill DeWitt
Ralph Metzen Jr
Son of
Buffalo
Merle Summerville
Halloween Party for Music Club Hosts International Theme
Junior St. Cecilia Music Club members gathered October 16 at Mrs. Marlin Blackston’s home 102 S. Rutter for an international themed Halloween party. The program featured piano solos, readings, vocal solos, and a music memory drill led by Janice Carlson, with 18 members and three sponsors attending. The group announced a November joint meeting with the Senior and Youth clubs and a program at the TB Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
Marlin Blackston
S. Rutter
Carolyn Ahlf
Janice Carlson
Caedmon
C. H. Cunningham
Blackston
Laurel Mothers Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Watts Home
Laurel Mothers club met at 119 S Gretchen with co hosts Mrs Glenn Kiddoo and Mrs Wayne Palmer. Merle Venus presided and led a lesson from Ladies Home Journal while answering roll call.
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Lewis Watts
S. Gretchen
Laurel Mothers Club
Glenn Kiddoo
Wayne Palmer
Merle Venus
Ladies Home Journal
Babies Born in Humboldt and Buffalo Area Families
The list records newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with dates in October. Raymond Eugene Bresee, Catherine Sue Starks, Annette Gay Chandler, Daniel Ray Gericke, Ralph William Benson, Janet Leigh Morgan, and Tamara Jo Hawley are named with their parents and city addresses in Humboldt Buffalo Highland and nearby areas.
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Raymond Eugene
Melvin Bresee
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Catherine Sue
Harvey Starks
Buffalo
Annette Gay
Charles J. Chandler
E. 10Th
Daniel Ray
William A. Gericke
Highland
Social Calendar for Monday October 20 1958
Shakespeare club led by Mrs James Allen gathers at 214 EB 9th at 2 pm Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows practice initiation at 7 30 pm Duplicate Bride club meets at Tioga Hotel at 7 30 pm Electa club hosted by Mrs Royd Gibson 217 West Main at 2 pm
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Shakespeare Club
James Allen
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Duplicate Bride Club
Tioga Hotel
Electa Club
Royd
Gibson
W. Main
Deaths and Funerals in Chanute Area
Mrs. Effie Cox 71 of 620 S. Katy died this morning at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Born Dec 7 1886 east of Humboldt to Oscar and Albina Gibson she lived nearby most of her life. She was married to Alfred N. Roberts in 1908 and to Walter Cox in 1917. survivors include her husband two daughters and five grandsons. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Monday at Johnson Mortuary with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge. Mrs. George S. Hatfield 81 died today in Arkansas City born July 6 1877 in Haysville to a Longton native. She married George S. Hatfield in 1896 and lived in Chanute, Longton, Altoona, and Arkansas City. Survivors: husband a son a daughter a brother five grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Johnson Mortuary. body in state from Sunday afternoon. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary in charge.
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Walter Cox
Effie Cox
S. Katy
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Humboldt
Oscar
Albina Gibson
Porterville
Calif
Alfred N. Roberts
T. R. Mee
Lloyd Dalton
Chanute
Presbyterian Church
Senior Mothers Club
Sunflower Chapter
OES
Johnson Mortuary
Elmwood Cemetery
George S. Hatfield
Alice E. Hatfield
Arkansas City
Haysville
Rock Creek
First Methodist Church
G. C
Musgrove to Speak at Assembly of God Service
The Rev. Derrald Musgrove of Wichita will be the speaker for the 11 a.m. service tomorrow at the Assembly of God church at 3rd and Forest. He is the denomination's state Sunday school director and youth organization president and will also attend Sunday school hour and lead a 2:30 p.m. conference for Sunday school workers.
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Derrald Musgrove
Wichita
Assembly of God
Choral Aires Meet at High Prairie Church Monday
The Choral Aires will meet at 1 30 p.m. Monday at the High Prairie church with a social hour to follow. Anyone interested in singing with the group is invited.
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Choral
High Prairie Church
Hospital Admittances and Traffic Citations Brief
Yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital, admittances included Mrs Pete Zaragosa and Mrs Edna Nibarger. Dismissals included Oral F. Collins and Mrs Dell Dupy. Today’s dismissals include Mrs Francis Bernd and her son and Mrs Howard Smith. Traffic citations list Clyde Tunnell, William Gericke, Norma Jean Wolford, George Alden, Willard Cook, L J Letterman, Richard Barnard, Mrs Letts, Alvin Knepp, Harry Orendorff, Andrew Speer for speeding and related offenses. Fire run reported Friday afternoon for a cat in a tree.
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Pete Zaragosa
S. Forest
Medical
Edna Nibarger
S. Highland
Oral F. Collins
Stark
Dell Dupy
Francis Bernd
S. Evergreen
Howard Smith
Highway Patrol
Norma Jean Wolford
Humboldt
George P. Alden
Tulsa
Willard H. Cook
Independence
L. J. Letterman
Wichita
Richard V. Barnard
1919
Evergreen
Betty J. Letts
Coffeyville R
Alvin L. Knepp
Iola
Harry L. Orendorff
Benedict R
Andrew H. Speer
Firefighters Halt Porch Fire After Flamethrower Attack
In Lansing Michigan Frank McNamara used a blowtorch flamethrower against insects swarming a tree by his home. Fire crews prevented a house fire but could not save the porch from damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
Frank McNamara
McNamara
Traffic Fatalities Reported by State Records
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show three deaths in the last 24 hours and 433 for the year to date, compared with 435 for the same period in 1957. Tribune want ads reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Boy Is Hero Again, Saves Two Men
Fifteen year-old James Davis earns hero status once more after diving from a Brooklyn pier to save two men, Martin Madden aged 35 and Harold Smith aged 33, who fell into the water during horseplay. Water taxi operator Robert Clinton aided in rescuing all three.
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New York
James Davis
James
Brooklyn
Martin Madden
Harold Smith
Robert Clinton
Old Tools New Hobby Discoveries in Early American Tools
Detroit AP reports the Early American Industries Assn. searches for unidentified pioneer tools among items at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn. Researchers led by Dr. Fred C. Sabin and curator Minor W. Thomas Jr. study objects like the niddy noddy dengle stuck and beetle to skein yarn hang nick scythe blades and maul fence posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Early
Assn
Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn
Fred C. Sabin
Crack an egg with a sharp knock on the bow trim
The guide advises cracking eggs on the middle of the shell for even halves. It suggests that this method helps separate yolk from white by providing two balanced shell halves to work with.
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Harold Baker
Joyce
Jim Weeks
Fred Weeks
Lola
Miss Baker
Humboldt High School
Weeks
Lola High School
Drisdell
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Coppright
Allen
CAA Employes
Baptist Circles
Lester Thompson
Hannah Circle
E. K. Lucas
Chuck Rodgers
Rodgers
Japan
Ray Plummer
S. Allen
Martha Circle
Clark Dickinson
Edith Sloman
Charles Reynolds
Lydia
Ray Ranz
S. Lincoln
Girl
Area Council
Chanute Girl Scout Association
KWGA
WMS
Mrs. Nelson
Ridge
Mrs. Offenbacker
Laurel
Watts
Peoples Cleaners
N. Highland
Musgrove
U.S
Tribune
Scott Defebaugh
Bonnie and
Melissa
George Defebaugh
N. Steuben
Hardy Hawkins
Fort Worth
QO. H. Jennings
N. Santa Fe
H. C. Bodley
Jennings
Bodley
Eugene Debler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Debler
Ralph Debler
Daily Transcript
Clyde FE
Tunnell
WN. Allen
Santa Fe
Chanute, Ks
F.d.1.c
Joplin, Sun
Kansas City, Sun
South Valley Chapel
Shaw
Gordon Clymer
Bible Christian Church
Pittsburg
Brother Clymer
WM. Inge
Hal Hamilton
Cbs-Tv
ALL Star
Persop
P.M
Spivak
Queen’s Ball
Charley Spivak
G&g Orch
Burns Worth Circus
Hubert Castle
Ng Bros. Cirrcus
Ed Sullivan
Hank Thompson
Braxes Valley Boys
America
Neewollah
Queens
P.M. Memorial Hall
Johnny Long
ORCH
Vaughn Monroe Dance Civic Center
Vaughn Monroe
Johnny Long Orch
Brazos Valley
Hille
the Tribune
Chanute, Kan
Zenith
Audivox
Jim Whitworth
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