First Baptist WMS Circles Meet for Mission Study
Members of the First Baptist Church Women’s Mission Society held Wednesday circles. Charlotte Worley circle met at Mrs. G. Marisch’s home with nine members and one guest. devotions by Mrs. Alta Allen. lessons from New Life for a Dying World and We Too Would Climb led by Mrs. Earl Grogan. White Cross gifts were packed and scholarship boxes prepared. Edith Thompson circle hosted by Mrs. Ralph Chapman. 13 members heard a lesson on Beyond Yesterday by Mrs. Ed Zastrow, with devotions by Mrs. Henry Biggs and scholarship boxes filled. Grace Hill Circle hosted by Mrs. Delbert Tolbert. devotions by Mrs. Ned Kaufmann and lesson Beyond Yesterday. 11 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Mission Society of the
First Baptist Church
Charlotte Worley
G. Marisch
Western
Marisch
Earl Grogan
Joe Jackeson
Alta Allen
Missions Magazine
White Cross
Edith Thompson
Ralph Chapman
N. Central
Merrit Ramey
Ed Zastrow
the Missions Magazine
Henry Biggs
Grace Hill Circle
Delbert Tolbert
Lincoln
Ned Kaufmann
Arnold Dixon
Drumsick Cafe Ad Focuses on Personal Service
Local cafe promotes customized service over mass catering with simple pricing on chicken dishes. Aimed at drawing patrons to choose their establishment for personal attention and quick dining.
Miss Hobbs Engaged to Lee F. Litherland
Patricia Hobbs and Lee F. Litherland announce their engagement. Miss Hobbs, Toronto, a Chanute Junior College sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hobbs. Litherland, son of Mrs. Ruth Litherland, is a Chanute High School graduate employed by Ash Grove Cement. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Hobbs
Lee F. Litherland
R. W. Hobbs
Toronto
Litherland
Ruth Litherland
Grant
Miss Hobbs
Toronto High School
Chanute Junior College
C. H. Beck
S. Evergreen
Chanute High School
Ash Grove Cement Company
UNESCO Dinner Opens Social Calendar at Hutton Hall
The October 2 UNESCO dinner starts the season with 6:00 p.m. seating at Hutton Hall. October 2 also features a Great Books Discussion at Public Library at 7:30 p.m. focusing on Metaphysics Book XII led by Aristoile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Mrs A C Dickinson Leads Baptist Class Party
Mrs A C Dickinson vice president led the Thursday afternoon Christian Culture Class gathering at First Baptist Church Agnes Chittenden gave devotions Social hour managed by Mrs Charles Cooper and committee The next meeting is scheduled for November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dickinson
First Baptist Church
Agnes Chittenden
Charles Cooper
Dr Good Speaks on Hypnotism at Autumn Mothers Club
Dr. R. W. Good addressed the Thursday afternoon gathering of Autumn Mothers Club with a talk on hypnotism. Hostess Mrs. Charles Esslinger welcomed 18 members and one guest, Mrs. Joe White, with co-hostesses Mrs. Neal Sharp and Mrs. Richard Smith assisting. Mrs. Jack Wilson presided as chair, and the door prize went to Mrs. Merrill Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Good
Autumn Mothers Club
Charles Esslinger
Joe White
Neal Sharp
Richard Smith
Jack Wilson
Merrill Brock
Mrs Cooper Hosts Delta Study Club Meeting
Dale Fairchild gave a second lesson on interior decorating with slides at the Delta Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Cooper. Thirteen members attended as guests of Mrs. Phillip Cooper with Mrs. J B McGrath assisting and Mrs. C A Wood leading the business session. A donation was made to the United Fund drive. Mrs. Dean Foster will host November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Fairchild
Delta Study Club
Phillip Cooper
W. Main
J. B. McGrath
C. A. Wood
United Fund Drive
Dean Foster
Mothers Meet At Mrs Whitworth Home
Today's Mothers group met with Mrs. Giles Whitworth at 1525 S. Plummer on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. W. McQuinn and Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss presided. Members gave brief talks on chosen topics. A donation supported the United Funds Drive. Refreshments were served to 16 members. Mrs. Jack Sparks will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Whitworth
S. Plummer
C. W. McQuinn
Frank Hotchkiss
United Funds Drive
Jack Sparks
AAUW Chanute Branch Dinner Meeting Highlights UNICEF
The Chanute branch of AAUW held its monthly dinner at the Orchid Buffet with 40 members and two guests. Mrs. Harold Anderson and Mrs. T H Cronemeyer spoke on UNICEF facts and fallacies, paying tribute to Herbert Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
The
AAUW
Jack Sparks
United Nations
Unicef
Harold Anderson
T. H. Cronemeyer
Herbert Hoover
Alex Mih
Charles Childers
Eldon Lloyd
Elma Pence
Bronowski
Wesley Brizendine
June McCoy
PTA Activities at Murray Hill School Meeting
In the teachers lounge at Murray Hill School on Wednesday eleven members of the PTA executive board and the principal Del Tolbert planned their money making project Ruth Ruggles presided The study club meeting was announced for Oct 27 in the school cafeteria Tolbert will discuss the school curriculum and a baby sitter will be provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Hill
PTA
del Tolbert
Ruth Ruggles
Tolbert
Rev J G Woods to speak at New Hope Baptist Day
The Rev J G Woods Jr pastor of 12th Street Baptist Coffeyville will speak at 3 pm Sunday at New Hope Baptist for the third annual Men and Women's Day observance. Music will be provided by the Coffeyville church choir and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Woods, Jr
12Th Street Baptist Church
Coffeyville
New Hope Baptist Church
Scout Troop 109 Visits City Light Plant Tour
Scout News reports Troop 109 Brownie Troop 109 of Hutton School visited the city light department Tuesday evening. Felix Bouray, engineer, conducted a plant tour and explained the equipment. Plans were made for a Halloween party Oct. 27 with transportation arranged by Mrs. Bud Adams. Leaders are Mrs. Joe Giacoma and Mrs. Elmer See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton School
City Light Department
Felix Bouray
Bud Adams
Joe Giacoma
Elmer See
Friendly Thimble Club Meets at Ard Home
The Friendly Thimble Club gathered at Mrs Lois Ard s home 1106 N Steuben on Wednesday at 1 30 with Mrs Charles Tripp presiding A comforter was tied to be donated to a needy person or family Members were to bring items for the charity box to the next meeting Refreshments were served to eight members and one guest Mrs Ollie Ball will entertain on Nov 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Lois Ard
Steuben
Charles Tripp
Ollie Ball
Central
Recipe for reconstituting skim milk from powder or crystals
The instructions describe two methods to make a quart of liquid skim milk. Use 4 cups of nonfat dry milk powder with 4 cups of water, or 1 1/3 cups of nonfat dry milk crystals with 3 cups of water.
Grandson Paints Winning Work Slips By Judges
Sterling Lanier entered an original painting into the Pennyroyal Fair after his grandson, a five year old, handed him the work. Judges awarded first prize unaware the artwork was created in a kindergarten class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville, Ky
Sterling Lanier
Lanier
Keep Occasion a Joyful One By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers: Our son plans a Christmas wedding and Marcia wants the bridal party to visit her mother’s grave after the ceremony. Ann says such a request would ruin the day and should be addressed before the ceremony to keep it joyful. Our other letter asks about tutoring a son struggling in school and nagging versus guidance. Ann urges tutoring and reading help, noting many intelligent students fail due to poor reading. A third reader asks how to handle guests who drop by uninvited, causing distress. Ann blesses those who stay home unless invited and seeks discreet, calm boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia
Mother
Ann
Ann Landers
Mary
Thinking Out Loud By Betty
Betty Chanute writes of a kind woman who feeds and nurses stray cats at her own expense in Chanute. The piece recalls small town life, jokes about Athens Greece and Hong Kong, and a burro nibbling a coat button during a travel diary anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Williams
Athens
Greece
Hong Kong
Navy Lt Schultz visits Tribune during leave home
U S Navy Lt Richard A Schultz son of Mr and Mrs Ebur Schultz of 1210 W 5th was listed as serving aboard USS Hooper with the Seventh Fleet in the Far East. He appeared unannounced at The Tribune office yesterday after returning from Hong Kong and will soon report to Annapolis to train as an operations analysis instructor. The Tribune notes the Navy’s slow news processing contrasted with Lt Schultz rapid return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
U.S. Navy
Navy
J.g
Richard A. Schultz
Ebur
Schultz
Hooper
Eeast
United States
Hong Kong
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Chanute
Far East
Dual Driver Personality in Federal Vehicle Case
In Mobile Alabama a 23 year old Army Corps of Engineers employee Denton C Hippensteel faced charges for driving with a revoked Alabama license after being stopped by State Troopers Act. He sought removal to U S District Court arguing he possessed a valid federal vehicle operator's license at the time of citation challenging state jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
U.S. District Court
Army Corps of Engineers
Denton C. Hippensteel
Alabama
U.S
Hippensteel
US. District Court
Baked Fish in Foil Requires a 425 Degree Oven
When preparing fish wrapped in foil, set the oven to 425 degrees for best results. The hot oven ensures the fish cooks quickly and evenly, sealing in moisture and flavor.
Covered dish lunch at Borchers home in Earlton Center Ridge
WSWS members gather for a Wednesday afternoon covered dish luncheon at Mrs. C. H. Borchers home. The business meeting was led by Mrs. Willard Carlson. The lesson “Under Three Flags” on Spanish Americans was given by Mrs. Bill Carlson. Ten members and three visitors attended. Mrs. Dale Nelson to host in November. officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlton
Center Ridge
WSWS
C. H. Borchers
Mission Field
Willard Carlson
Bill Carlson
Dale Nelson
Invert a Dish Over Gelatin Mold Method
A kitchen step by step guide explains flipping a plated dish onto a gelatin mold and ensuring the mold is properly positioned before lifting the mold away to reveal the finished presentation.
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First Baptist Wms
L. E. Lofgren
Marjorie Charp
Homer Waggoner
Frank Baughn
Dick Barnard
V. G. Arthur
Dale Sneeringer
Hospital 1512
Plummer
Dial Tribune
Unesco
Hutton
Traw'lers
Greensville
South Carolina
Bob Poole
Bobby
P.m. Mon
Plainsmen
Baton Rouge
Vernon's
Charles F. Forsyth
Republican
Labette
Neosho
Wilson Counties
Kansas
Erie
Kansas Senate
Senate
Amnong Et
Forsyth
Emery Wilson
Dr. Good
Mrs. Cooper
Rev. Woods
Scout News
Kansas City
Chanute Eee
Concordia
Sesenss
Dodge City
Screeess
Emporia
Garden City Eee Eeeetee
Goodland Peer
Hill City Oooo Reeten Etes
Manhattan Peete Ene Betes
Neosho County
Aunooneers
McCoy Bros
First National Bank
Kans
Chanute Tribune
Betty
Silver Dollar
Yours Truly
Mary Dell Paint Club
Maple Leaf Tea Room
William T. Hunt
Europe
First Presbyterian Church
Santa F
W. E
Bill" Benson
Highland Chanute
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben
Dorsey Osborn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Norman Lee
Neelah
Gov. of Kansas
Jerry van Dyke
Homer
Jethro
Four Lads
Johnny Matson
Tony Pastor
Memorial Hall
Mack Sanders
Testern
Conway
Twinty & His
Mammoth Kiddies
Neewollah
Mid-Town
Roy Clark
Leon McAuliff
Wanders Three
Young Folk
Johnny Maddox
Candy Candido
Sonny Myers Carnival
Independence
Neewollah, Inc. P. D
Vitra Light
Ghonnat
Uae
Pioneer
East Main
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