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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1966

Page

3

Red Impact on Chinese Discussed at AAUW Meet

The AAUW dinner program explored The Communist Impact on the Chinese Way of Life with books by Hobbs Snow Greene and Guillain. Speakers described communal living in Red China, education aims, income data, and cultural life including cinema and theater in Peking.

AAUW Red China Lisa Hobbs Edgar Snow China Felix Greene Robert Guillain Eldon Lloyd Nelle Stevens Marion Stevens

Friendship House theme highlighted by Blue Bird Chapter

Buffalo section reports Blue Bird Chapter 409 hosting Friendship Night at the Masonic Hall with Opal and Charles Follmer presiding. Guests from multiple towns attend. readings and songs mark the House of Friendship. Savonburg notes Dr. Douglas P. Coole to speak at Methodist church about 40 years in mission work across Asia and Africa.

Buffalo Blue Bird Masonic Hall Opal Follmer Charles Follmer Savonburg Douglas P. Coole China Coole Malaya India Sarawak Savenburg

Dale Wormwood Celebrates 3rd Birthday At Home

Dale Raymond Wormwood son of AIC and Mrs. Allen Wormwood R 3 was honored at a birthday party Sunday hosted by his mother and grand parents Loyd Whitworth R 3. The 10 guests enjoyed cool-ache ice cream cake and favors then afternoon horseback riding. Dale received a gift from his Air Force father stationed in Viet Nam.

Dale Raymond Wormwood AIC Allen Wormwood Loyd Whitworth Air Force Viet Nam Dale Lu Ann Heilman Beak Neil Heilman Savonburg Pittsburg

Model Meeting of Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Chi Chapter

The Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Wednesday evening gathering at Mrs. Robert Mc Gregor’s home 1808 W Main. Co hostesses included Mrs. Buzz Schaberg and Mrs. Pack St. Clair will host the next meeting at 1105 S Larson.

Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Robert McGregor W. Main Buzz Schaberg Roger Leeseberg Todd Hampton Don Elder John Coop Mmes David Dudley Bill Bobeck Ron Bassett Bud Ross Jim Dickson Mahlon Gray John White Gary Taylor Darryl Erickson Gary Hibbs Tom Brazil Ron Wiltse Pack St. Clair S. Larson

Hints for pattern pieces and household tricks by Heloise

Readers share practical tips from folding unused pattern pieces with visible letters to keep them handy to saving space by hanging diapers, lining boxes for jewelry storage, and drying towels on an extended rod. A note explains Heloise cannot answer every mail but may address questions in the column.

Heloise Lois DeAnda

Scout News Dea 1 Pack 100 Cub Scouts Meet

Cub scouts from Pack 100 met Wednesday afternoon at the Evangelical United Brethren annex with leaders Mrs. Jim Gates and Mrs. John Crownover. They recited the scout promise and practiced with puppets for the upcoming pack meeting. Jack-o-lanterns were crafted from pumpkins and Craig Stoll served refreshments.

Dea Evangelical United Brethren Jim Gates John Crownover Craig Stoll

Christmas Angels by Arts Crafts

Christmas Angels will be made at the Monday morning meeting of Women's Arts and Crafts in the Central Park building. A tray or pan should be brought to carry Angel home. All other material will be furnished. Anyone having old sheeting or drapable material may bring it to share.

Women’s Arts and Crafts Central Park Angel

Hartwigs Celebrate 50 Years of Marriage in Humboldt

Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hartwig of Yates Center mark fifty years since their November 8 1916 wedding in Humboldt. An open house Sunday from 2 to 5 pm at St. Peter's Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall honors the couple who raised six children and now have 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Eugene Leedy Neosho Falls Joyce Wagoner Yates Center House of Friendship Milo Peterson Johnson Charley R. Hartwig St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Humboldt Charley Hartwig St. Peter's Lutheran Church Lillie Schaede Navy A. B. Senne Frederick Schaede W. A Charlotte) Lewis Howard H. Hartwig J. D Joyce) Warden Ormond Beach Fla Neil R. Hartwig Omaha Billie E. Hartwig Charles S. Hartwig

Evangelical Covenant Women Debate Woman's Place

Evangelical Covenant Women met in the Savonburg church annex with Mrs. Robert Huse presenting the lesson in a debate on A Woman's Place Is in the Home. Mrs. Ronald Olson and Mrs. Frank Hawkinson spoke for the affirmative while Mrs. August Erickson and Mrs. Huse spoke for the negative. Mrs. Leon Larson chaired the business session and World Wide Community Day was announced for Nov. 4 at the Lutheran Church. The year's project is clothing for World Service. Nominations for Savonburg Council of Churches officers were named for submission. Fourteen adults and six children attended.

Savonburg Evangelical Covenant Robert Huse Vivian Johnson Ronald Olson Frank Hawkinson August Erickson Leon Larson Lutheran Church Savenburg Council of Churches

Wilson Reunion At Yates Center

The Verne Wilson family of Yates Center gathered for a reunion. Warrant Officer Harold Wilson will soon depart for Viet Nam. A covered dish dinner was served and four birthdays were celebrated. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and Kathy. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chapman and children of Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. Hilger and children of Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Whitcomb and children of LaHarpe. WO and Mrs. Wilson.

Verne Wilson Yates Center Harold Wilson Viet Nam Kenneth Wilson Kathy Independence Jim Chapman Hoyt Martin B. Hilger Oswego Charles R. Whitcomb LaHarpe Wilson

Christian Culture Class Elects New Officers at First Baptist

The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met with Mrs A C Dickinson in Kansas. Mrs George Marisch led devotionals titled Plus and Minus from Acts 3. Readings by Mrs Joe H Jackson. Officers elected: president Mrs Harvey Wood. first vice president Mrs Alta Allen. second vice president Mrs Nina Jackson. secretary Mrs Florence Slayback. recording secretary Mrs Mable Cooper. treasurer Mrs E E Lofgren. lookout chairman Mrs Ilva Dent. Three guests and 16 members attended. refreshments served by Dickinson and committee.

First Baptist Church A. C. Dickinson Kansas George Marisch Joe H. Jackson Dickinson Harvey Wood Alta Allen Nina Jackson

Girl Scout Activities Of Week At Junior Camp

Six troops attended the Junior Girl Scout Camp at Tim berlake with 125 girls from Caney Neodesha Altoona Parsons Independence and Chanute. Brownie Troop 28 hiked with 26 girls led by Susan Meyers and Betsy Steele. Brownie Ringling for the month is Kerri Church. Troop leaders include Mrs. Herbert Fox and Mrs. Jerry Steele. Sixteen girls from Troop 129 hiked to Camp Wonderwood, cooked foil lunches, rode horses on return under Mitzi Campbell and Beth Salzwedel, with Mrs. Charles Chandler assisting. Brownie Troop 122 held an investiture party. 14 girls received Brownie pins. 19 guests attended. Brownie pins and year pins were awarded in a candlelight service for Brownie Troop 11 led by Mrs. Pete New. pin recipients listed. Additional names include Mary Bartholomew Beverly Davis Kaylene Holtzman Cyn thia Jenkins Nita Madill and others.

Timberlake Albert Kihm Stan Cannon Caney Neodesha Altoona Parsons Independence Chanute Susan Meyers Betsy Steele Kerri Camp Wonderwood Janet Brazil Ann Moore Mitzi Campbell Beth Salzwedel Charles Chandler Rex Catterson Wayne Gericke Pete New Debbie Alger Becky Cook Jamie Evenson Sheryl Greene Martha Johnson Vicki New Shari Tari Noland Diana Willis Loretta Wagner Nanette Wilson

Moodys Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary in Erie Area

Mr and Mrs C R Moody of rural Erie will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary at their country home five miles northeast of Erie on Sunday November sixth from two to five p m.

C. R. Moody Erie

Ever Ready 4 H Club Hosts Halloween Party

A Halloween party for Ever Ready 4-H Club drew 30 members leaders and guests to the Lundine home. The event featured a spooky tunnel skit with Vir ginia Lee Jimmie Benton Miss Casey and Miss Fately, plus prize winning costumes by Miss Chaney Linda Hazen and Steve Marts.

Ever 4-H Club Stanley Lundine Sally Casey Vicki Rauhoff Roy Marts Debbie Chaney Athena Fately Virginia Lee Jimmie Benton Miss Casey Miss Fately Miss Chaney Linda Hazen Steve Marts Robert Marts Mis Rauhoff Jimmie Basher Miss Lee Miss Rauhoff Rec

Girls celebrate Juliet Lowe birthday with daisy box pins

Sha Wilson Chalila Wolfe Patti Bloodworth and Connie Small received year pins for Daisy Lowe’s birthday. The girls made a daisies covered box and each dropped in a rennie to mark the occasion. They served Halloween themed refreshments to their mothers.

Sha Wilson Chalila Wolfe Patti Bloodworth Connie Small Juliet Daisy) Lowe

Around World Dinner at Hutton School Saturday

The annual Around the World Dinner will be hosted at Hutton School at 6 30 p m on Saturday. International students from area colleges will be guests and each attendee should bring a covered dish for themselves and an extra for a friend plus table service. The Neosho County U N Association of the U S A sponsors the event.

Hutton School Neosho County U. N. Association of the U.S.A

Paint Club Hosts Mary Dell Members at North Malcolm

The Mary Dell Paint Club met at the North Malcolm Community Center for an all day session on Thursday. Seven members attended and a sack lunch was served at noon.

Mary Dell North Malcolm Community Center

Round the World Dinner by Neosho County UN Association

Neosho County Council of United Nations Association hosts a Round the World Dinner (covered dish) at Hutton School at 6 30 p m on Saturday October 19 1966 Other events include Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings Building 7 15 p m on Monday October 31 1966

Neosho County Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings

Meeting adjourned as members recite club pledge

The gathering led by Marts and Basher adjourned with the group repeating the club pledge in unison, ending the session in a unified chorus.

Reation Marts Basher

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