Peace Theme Conference at Midway Set for Wednesday
Area 4A Y Teens and YWCA host a fall conference at Midway school from 8 30 a m to 3 p m with inner peace as the focus Speakers include Mrs Mark Wing Benedict and Peggy Carlson with Mrs Floyd Thuston addressing both groups on the theme Stella the Wig will be presented by Mrs Robert Ward The Y Teens reach extends to Altamont Neodesha Midway Altoona Girard Pittsburg Parsons and Lebo About 300 girls are expected Sherry Clinesmith Midway junior is nominated for area representative to the Y Teens Junior board Kansas District YWCA
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Midway
YWCA
Midway School
Robert D. Ward
N. Highland
Chanute
Stella
Area 4
Altamont
Neodesha
Midway-Altoona
Girard
Pittsburg
Parsons
Lebo
Alta
Sherry Clinesmith
Yteen Junior Board of Kansas District Ywca
Raymond Clinesmith
Bufalo
Willard Carlson
Jack Theis
Korea
Cation
Violet Jeffers
Nannie Foster
Heloise shares tips for thin hamburger patties and storage hacks
Heloise outlines methods to press very thin hamburger patties using plates or presses and suggests combining two thin patties for a faster cook. She shares extra ideas on reheating stuffed patties and wrapping onions to steam. Additional letters offer bag storage tips and plant pot wrapping for decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Amelia Bowles
FISH Service Explained For BPW Club
Mrs. James R. Peters discussed FISH services for members of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Tioga Hotel. She noted 125 workers and provided the help line 431-FISH. Emblem committee chaired by Alta Spurrier led the program and members reported the Coffeyville fall conference.
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James R. Peters
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tioga Hotel
Alta Spurrier
Floyd Reynolds
Donald Stanislaus
Raymond Kidd
Coffeyville
Kansas
BPW
Westview Group Studies God Will in Women
Mrs. Larry McCune led the Westview Baptist Church Round Table at 1006 S Plummer reviewing Does Anyone Here Know God Stories of Women Who Do by Gladys Hunt. Eight members attended as leaders chose books for next year. prayers and refreshments followed.
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Westview Group
God
Larry McCune
Round Table
Westview Baptist Church
Gil Shelton
S. Plummer
Gladys Hunt
McCunese Whitney
Leja Messinger
Margaret Bell Barnhouse
Otterbein Martha Circle Elects Officers
Otterbein United Methodist Church members elected officers at a gathering in Mrs. Robert Cation home. New officers include leader Mrs Paul Hett secretary Mrs Mayme Hamilton treasurer Agda Westerburg and spiritual life chair Mrs Jennie Nelson with social relations held by Mrs Cation and missionary education by Mrs Mary Bening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Robert Cation
Santa Fe
Paul Hett
Mayme Hamilton
Agda Westerburg
Jennie W. Nelson
Cation
Mary Bening
Nelson
Mary Walkley
Pot references spark reader letter to Ann Landers
A reader defends marijuana smokers and criticizes letters about drug use. The writer claims critics have never experimented with drugs and mocks terminology such as pot party, preferring weed party or head popper. He cites personal experience as justification.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Hutton-Roosevelt Sells Sweatshirts PTA Plan Highlighted
Hutton Roosevelt PTA sells burgundy and white sweatshirts with 172 sold. Sixth grade room mothers host PTA meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Hutton lunch room. Officer McLaren to install safety patrols. Vickie Barr explains coupon drive for kidney machine. Mrs Fromong hosts study group Wednesday at 9:50 a.m. Babysitter Mrs Woolery aids preschoolers. Jane-Kiddoo to present lunch program history.
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Hutton- Roosevelt Parent - Teachers Association
PTA
Hutton
Thomas McLaren
Chanute
Vickie Barr
Kayettes
Don Fromong
S. Malcolm
Blanche Woolery
S. Grant
Jane — Kiddoo
Authentic Membership lesson at First Christian Church meeting
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the First Christian Church held a Wednesday general meeting with Mrs. Vernie Steele and Mrs. Henry Alford presenting the lesson titled Authentic Membership. Mrs. Earl Alford led devotions, assisted by Mrs. Bert Sutton at the piano, and a bird’s eye view of several books was shared. Members will donate coupons to Chanute High School Kayettes for their kidney machine project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Vernie Steele
Henry Alford
Earl Alford
Bert Sutton
Chanute High School Kayettes
Faculty Dames Tour College Union and Dorm
Faculty Dames met at the college library on Tuesday as guests of Mrs. Doris Cathcart and Mmes. Charles Carter Ralph Barclay Charles Day and Alex Mih. They visited the Student Union to view the addition and toured the dormitory with Mrs. Marjorie Nation dorm mother.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
Doris Cathcart
Mmes
Charles Carter
Ralph Barclay
Charles Day
Alex Mih
Marjorie Nation
Don Tucker
Crazy Bridge
Tucker
Cathcart Low
Scout and Cub Scout Activities At Lincoln School
Fifteen second grade girls joined Brownie Troop 118 at Lincoln school while four Scouts remained from the previous year. Merett Tarpley Dawn Coble and Teresa Cleaver led the Story of the Brownies and Brownies introduced guests. Merett Tarpley and others helped with songs and cupcakes. Troop 100 officer elections at Otterbein United Methodist Church named Larry Denton senior patrol leader and Eddie Bright patrol leader. Merit badges discussed. Green Bar planned for Oct. 14. Pack 235 Cub Scouts discussed home fire safety with Mrs. Floyd Reynolds and guest Kirby Stanislaus and demonstrated fire safety procedures and fire escape planning.
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Brownie
Lincoln School
Merett Tarpley
Dawn Coble
Teresa Cleaver
Larry Denton
Eddie Bright
Randy McDaniel
Jody Maple
Pete Werner
Floyd A. Reynolds
Social Calendar Closes Notes For Chanute Events
Community groups publish schedules for October 19 and 20. Listings include Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Center 9 AM to 4 PM and multiple study clubs, circles, and societies with meeting times and contact names across several venues.
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Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Cosmos
Paul Puckett
S. Lincoln
VFW
John Bergen
W. Elm
Gem and Mineral Society
Federation Room
Memorial Building
Patriarchs Militant
IOOF
Modern Study Club
Fred Harris
W. 2Nd
Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Deborah Circle
First United Methodist Church
Melvin Willis
S. Allen
ICYF
R. Good
Athenaeum
Gladys Franken
N. Highland
Outlook
Outlook Study Club
Edwin Cathers
S. Larson
Chanute Culture Club
D. A. Finney
S. Plummer
Grant Avenue
Ruth
Jim Haines
S&s. Central
Esther
Edna Rush
E. Matin
Sorosis Club
Dana Dorst
W. Oak
Round Table Study Club
Howard Jester
S. Highland
4H Club elects officers during Up and Atom meeting
The Up and Atom 4H Club elected Kenneth Lassman president Bruce Brock vice president Brenda Brock secretary Chris Wheatley treasurer Susan Wheatley reporter and Cindy Warhurst song leader. Nineteen members filled out project cards for the new club year. Afterward the club chorus sang two songs at the Rebekah Lodge under Diane Lassman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Up and Atom
Kenneth Lassman
Bruce Brock
Brenda Brock
Chris Wheatley
Susan Wheatley
Cindy Warhurst
Rebekah Lodge
Diane Lassman
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