Presbyterian Women Elect Officers for 1972
Presbyterian Women held a 4 meeting in the church parlor naming Hazel Russell as president and a full slate including Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mrs. Art Hubble as vice presidents, Mrs. George Garrison treasurer, and Mrs. Aubrey Summers as secretary. They discussed Indian culture topics, Bible study, and community service projects such as Pajamas for Korea and a Pine Ridge layette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Robert Williams
Hazel Russell
Howard Wilson
Art Hubble
Fred Heinze
George Garrison
Aubrey Summers
Bridal Shower Honors Paula Carlson Before Wed Wedding
Paula Carlson bride-elect of Mike Wheatley was honored at a bridal shower Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gene McMillen with 30 guests. Hostesses were Mrs. Leonard Carlson and Mrs. McMillen and daughters Judy and Alice. colors were yellow and white, games were played, and both grandmothers attended. The couple plans to marry Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Carlson
Mike Wheatley
Gene McMillen
Leonard Carlson
McMillen
Judy
Alice
Vacation Slides Shown for Gem and Mineral Society
The Gem and Mineral Society held its meeting at the Memorial Building on Tuesday with grab bags for the annual show. The show is set for November 6 and 7. Donations were given to the Safari Recreation and Parks Commission and to the United Fund. Ernest Andersons displayed slides from a trip to Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Lewis Wilson won the door prize. Hosts Mrs. Dave Munson and Mrs. Charles Burgtorf served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem and Mineral Society
Memorial Building
Safari Recreation and Parks Commission
United Fund
Ernest Anderson
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lewis Wilson
Dave Munson
Charles Burgtorf
Round Table Club Studies Celebrities
The Round Table Study Club held an October program on prominent women of today at Mrs. Howard Jester's home 812 South Highland. President Mrs. Lyle Huitt led the business session, and 12 members answered roll call with facts about mothers of great men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Farwell
Round Table Study Club
Howard Jester
S. Highland
Lyle Huitt
Newcomers Aid Discussed For Study Club
The Outlook Study Club met in October at Mrs. Edwin Cathers home to discuss Welcome Wagon operations. Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. Fox led the program and a Q and A session followed. President Mrs. Broadwell led the business meeting and members approved donations to the United Fund the Safari Recreation and Parks Commission Youth Advisory Council and the Neosho Valley Arts Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Study Club
Edwin Cathers
S. Larson
W. F. Dunlap
Herbert Fox
Charles Broadwell
Safari Recreation and Parks Commission
United Fund
Neosho Valley Arts Council
Cleo Dalton
Peter Marshall
Wayman Dunlap
N. Forest
Bob Cross
Joseph McRoberts
Earl Saar
Betty Ramsey
Robert Dobson
Saar
Hawaii
I. FE. Trussell
Sorosis Club
Dana Dorst
W. Oak
Albert Schweitzer
Bach
Helen Loy
Paul Scott
Guideposts
Abbot Arthur
Modern Study Club Hears County Attorney
Raymond W. Radford spoke to the Modern Study Club at Mrs. Jay Tabor's home about the county attorney's duties. He outlined roles in prosecuting law violators and advising county officials on civil matters. The group, chaired by Mrs. E. O. Morris, also donated to the United Fund and Safari Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond W. Radford
Modern Study Club
Jay Tabor
Tennessee
Radford
E. O. Morris
United Fund
Youth Advisory Council
The
Safari Recreation and Parks Commission
Tabor
Kenneth Keas
Safari Campers Hear NCHAs Meeting at Hiattville
The Safari Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association held its monthly meeting at Bourbon County Lake near Hiattville with 31 members from 15 units. Birthday celebrants included Dorothy Boles and Mrs Bolze among others. Salome Harmon led the session and Sunday school. The next gathering is set for November 13 at the Central Park building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safari
National Campers and Hikers Association
Bourbon County Lake
Hiattville
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Elects October Officers
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club held a candlelight October meeting to install officers led by president Sherryl Clinesmith and vice president David Engelman. Debbie Ward became secretary with Rick Ward as treasurer and Brian Guenther as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club
Sherryl Clinesmith
David Engelman
Debbie Ward
Rick Ward
Brian Guenther
Carmen Starbuck
Jerry Guenther
Delores Engelman
Mothers Club meets for ecology lesson and tea
Mrs B F Wyatt led Today's Mothers Club at Mrs J W Johnson's home 208 N Lafayette with co host Mrs Ralph Garvin. They discussed That Dirty Five Letter Word Trash by Linwood Rhodes. Mrs Frank Hotchkiss presided. 18 members were served a autumn themed tea. Sydney AP reports budget sting with postage for bees in separate bags rising from 33 to 56 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wyatt
Mothers Club
J. W. Johnson
Lafayette
Ralph Garvin
Sydney
Charlotte Worley
Jack Hunt
Frank Coble
Kodiak
Leoia Lathrom
Information Bulletin
Evelyn Hawton
Wichita
A. A. Frischenmeyer
Grace Hill Circle
N. Highland
Ed Zastrow
Bernard Wyatt
Larry Swartz
Homer Waggoner
Ann Landers on Family Trees in Class Projects
A reader asks about removing family tree projects after classmates teased a child born out of wedlock. Ann Landers agrees and says the exercise often yields sap and should be abolished. The column addresses sensitivity to single mothers and unwed births in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Marianne
Alice
Tarrytown, N. Y
T.N.Y
Las Vegas
S.V
PEO Speaker Fred Harris Addresses Chapter DD Meeting
State Rep. Fred Harris spoke to 20 PEO Chapter DD members at Mrs. Ben Barber home 17 S. Larson on state budgeting. Hostess duties were led by Mrs. Robert Reynolds with refreshments. Mrs. Boyd Burns led the business session. Officers elected for Stark Extension Homemakers Unit and Newcomers Club observed meetings with lessons and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harris
Ben Barber
S. Larson
Robert Reynolds
Boyd Burns
Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit
Raymond Clemens
W. Olive
Lillian Marvin
Clemens
Earl Close
Verna Hudspeth
Social Calendar for Chanute Area Events
Community calendar notes area events for Tuesday October 26 and Wednesday October 27 at various venues. Meetings include Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Center 9 am to 4 pm Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star Masonic Temple 7 30 pm Quest Club 501 S Larson 2 pm Vashti Chapter Eastern Star North Malcolm Center 7 30 pm Art and Literature Club 201 S Larson 1 30 pm and more social gatherings at Grace Episcopal Church First Christian Church Tioga Hotel and other locations with times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Sunflower
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Quest Club
Daisy Jordan
S. Larson
First United Methodist
St. Mary
St. Margaret's
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert Allen
Tioga Hotel
Christian Women's Fellowship
First Christian Church
Progressive Extension Homemakers Unit
Ted Sipe
W. Main
Heloise: Frozen Rice Fluffed With Hot Water Bath
A reader recounts a kitchen trick to prepare real cooked rice in minutes. The method involves cooking a large batch of rice, cooling, and freezing portions for quick future meals, then reheating with hot water to fluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlaw
Heloise
First Baptist Circles Meet and Local Scout Activities
Circles of the First Baptist Church gathered for meetings with lessons and devotions. The Sorosis Club hosted a October lesson on Albert Schweitzer. Troop 79 Junior Girl Scouts practiced fire location and safety while Boy Scout Troop 100 discussed hiking and camping with new members and awards presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Girl Scouts
Lincoln
Zion Lutheran Church
Jupiter Patrol
Venus Patrol
Leroy Mathew
James Fraser
Ronald Burghart
Eddie Bright
Boy Scout Troop 100
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Mike Bright
Kim Kuhn
Tommy Maloun
Hunter Dowell
Call Your Tribune Carrier If You Miss It
Reader guidance directs calling the Tribune carrier at 431 3400 if missed, with a 5 30 p m time reference for contact. The note frames a retry process and contact point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Classified Ad Deadlines And Contact Number
Advertisements placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 9 00 a m Saturdays receive same day service. Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the prior day. Dial 431 4100.
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Presbyterian
Crete
Mies
Carl Larcom
Stuart Hoofnagle
Grace Drake
Heinze
Sen«Ing and Supplies
James Bottger
Robert Koch
Dave Petter
Bruce Burris
Randall Diver
Paul Parsons
Myron Slater
Dwight McCreight
Wilson
D. A. Finney
Marjorie Nation
John Litchenburg
Europe
Kansas
Gem, Mineral Society
Round Table Club
I. C. Minniear
3Rd District Hospital
Stanley Allen
Erans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Chanute
Emmet Bolze
Julius Freidrich
Dorothy Boles
Mrs. Bolze
Boyd Moon
Orville Nickerson
Salome Harmon
Neewollah
Independence
Harold LaRue
Rea Kmark
Dobe
Hee
Scarlets, Inc
E. Main
Eran
Buffalo Boosters
Carl Payne
Marlin Engelman
Lori McGregor
Wyatt Engelman
Cindy Payne
Miss Engelman
Diana Ward
Neodesha
Kenneth Guenther
California
Peo
Foursquare
Central Park Building
Erie
Indy
Stark Unit
STARK
Stark Extension Homemakers Unit
Connie Hayen
Sharon Page
Alice Vandervort
Verna Hayen
Joyce Erickson
Tribune Office
First Baptist Circles
Dale L. Sneeringer
Vendla Jean Sneeringer
Scout News
Pete Werner
Kuhn
Jody Maple
Bryan Geiger
Golden Bow
J. L. McMullin
Evelyn Young
Jean Bicknell
Ruth Bowles
Walnut
Nancy Shively
Midwest Office Supply
Litwin
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