Lucky 13 4H Club installs new officers in October meeting
The Lucky 13 4H Club held an October meeting with new officers named for president Kenny Baldwin, vice president Barbara Smith, treasurer Debbie Dillinger, secretary Ruth Ellen Bartholomew, reporter Shelly Schoenhofer, and parliamentarian Rob Angleton. Members planned a Halloween party, honored delegates, and noted activities including a window display by Joe Simmons and 4-H Sunday at Erie Christian Church with a church altar cloth gift.
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Darlene Angleton
Kenny Baldwin
Barbara Smith
Mark Reinhardt
Debbie Dillinger
Margaret Holland
Brenda Coover
Lorene Dillinger
Ruth Ellen Bartholomew
Shelly Schoenhofer
Debbie McDaniel
Rob Angleton
Rhonda Ford
Joe Simmons
Becky Holland
Debbie Reinhardt
Teresa Finley
Peggy Edwards
Gayle Angleton
Stark
Erie Christian Church
Lake McKinley
Loren Dillinger
Ralph Baldwin
Conni Standley
Miss Bartholomew
Rick Sailors
Heidi Sailors
Kerry Jordan
Linda Ford
Snorri Reinhardt
Tina
Barry
Jesse Welch
David Hoffmier
Debbie Holland
Cheryl Dillinger
Henry Ford
Mary Pat Smith
VFW Presidents Receive Yearbooks
Past Presidents of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary held a meeting at Mrs. Howard Carder's home. Carder, the president, distributed yearbooks and led the business session while members watched the World Series and played card games. Door prize went to Mrs. John Oglesbee. Mrs. Melvin Webb assisted. nine members attended and were served refreshments.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Howard Carder
Carder
John Oglesbee
Melvin Webb
Dear Ann Landers letters on titles and courting
A reader asks if retired officials should keep titles like General or Governor after leaving office and how a young couple should handle intrusive in law visits. Ann advises against using titles for nonofficeholders and urges clear boundaries with parents while noting most couples must tailor contact based on their situation.
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Ann Landers
Gertrude
Ann
P.S
J.P.G
Forced Savings Payoff Seen In Family Letter
A reader thanks Heloise for advice on saving and describes a plan using automatic withdrawals from their checking account. Over time they built a reserve, reduced financial stress, and gained freedom to plan vacations, with less worry about emergencies. The method proved effective and allowed new spending discipline.
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Heloise
Skillet Stretchers by Dottie Wellington
Seasonal vegetables stretch leftovers as ham with green pepper onion and cucumber in a citrus flavored sauce over buttered noodles. Mandarin oranges add color and brightness. preparation takes about half an hour for 5 or 6 servings.
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Dottie Wellington
Anita Bryant topic previews Cosmos Club lesson
Cosmos Study Club met at Mrs. Deane Geeding home to review Anita Bryant life and career. Mrs. Alta Allen noted Bryant sang 14 White House appearances by age 28 and trips with Bob Hope to entertain troops overseas.
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Alta Allen
Anita Bryant
Singer
Cosmos Study Club
Mrs. Allen
Miss Bryant
White House
Robert Green
Bob Hope
Billy Graham
Thawing Ground Beef Safety Guidance
The U S Department of Agriculture advises thawing ground beef in the refrigerator to keep it cold and prevent bacterial growth. For faster thawing place the meat in a watertight wrapper in cold water or in a closed paper bag at room temperature and cook as soon as thawed.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Scouts Meet at Den 1 Pack 27 in Tye
Den 1 Pack 27 of the Cub Scouts met October 16 with Mrs. Jean Tucker at 101 North Western. Kipp Simmons led the flag salute. David Peters performed two magic tricks. Mrs. Tucker supplied refreshments and Mrs. Pat Simmons served as assistant den mother.
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Cub
Den 1
Jean Tucker
N. Western
Tye Riker
Tucker
Kipp Simmons
David Peters
Simmons
Pat Simmons
First Baptist Circles Study Personalities
Religious circles at First Baptist Church Wichita held a study of personalities from an American Baptist article. Mrs J C Sanders reviewed Anna Stutler 57 years of dedication to the church as a caregiver and mentor. Remaining details note attendees and devotional topics.
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First Baptist Circles
First Baptist Church
J. C. Sanders
Anna Stuiler
Grace Hill Circle
Florence Slaback
Gene Johnson
Osage Village
Sorosis Club Receives Centennial History Lesson
Mrs. Earl Trussell gave a centennial program for Sorosis Club at Mrs. A. home on Tuesday. She summarized Chanute’s early history and leaders, noted former women’s clubs, and Helen Loy led devotions from “Journey into Danger” urging faith. Hazel Longest, hostess, served refreshments to 11 members.
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Earl Trussell
Sorosis Club
Helen Loy
God
Hazel Longest
Indians Discussed For Deborah Circle
Mrs. Johnny Litchenburg spoke to Deborah Circle of the First United Methodist Church in the church lounge on Tuesday about Choctaw Indian culture. She explained how and why the displayed articles were used and concluded with a prayer in Indian sign language. Refreshments were served to 19 members and Mrs. Litchenburg.
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Johnny — Litchenburg
Deborah Circle
First United Methodist Church
Litchenburg
Melvin Willis
Carl Breiner
Herbert Fox
Social Calendar notes for Oct 22 23
Social deadlines call for 48 hours after events and seven days after ceremonies. October 22 lists Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel 7 15 p m Neosho County Federation of Women s Democratic Club Goodwill Tours Erie 7 30 p m Builders Class First Presbyterian Church parlor 7 p m Past Matrons Club OFS Mrs Marie Gibson 217 W Main 7 30 p m Neosho County Extension Home makers Council Erie courthouse 1 0 p m Tuesday Oct 23 Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple 7 30 p m Quest Club Goldie Lineback 222 S Kansas 2 p m Ruth Circle First Baptist Church Mrs Sidney Olson 621 S Santa Fe 7 50 p m Vashti Chapter Order of the Eastern Star North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p m Art and Literature Club Mrs Wilbur Thompson R 2 1 30 p m
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Tioga Hotel
Neosho County
Federation of Women's Democratic Club
Goodwill Tours
Erie
First Presbyterian Church
OFS
Marie Gibson
W. Main
Neosho County Extension Homemakers Council
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Quest Club
Goldie Lineback
S. Kansas
Ruth Circle
First Baptist Church
Sidney Olson
S. Santa Fe
Vasht
Order of the Easteern Star
North Malcolm
Welcome Wagon Club Tours Chanute Store
Members of the Welcome Wagon Club toured the newly decorated Wells Clothiers in Chanute. The group held a business session at the First National Bank community room with Ellen Hawkins serving refreshments.
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Welcome Wagon Club
Chanute Store
Chaincomers Welcome Wagon Club
Wells Clothiers
First National Bank
Ellen Hawkins
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