State AAUW President Speaks on Education and World Matters
Mrs. Walter Meyers, Merriam state president of the American Association of University Women, spoke at a Silver Grill meeting stressing the need to preserve individuality against conformity. She praised AAUW's national influence in education and urged thoughtful study of global issues, noting UN Day tributes and future world aid goals. 25 members and five guests attended. Mrs. W. T. Warren was named treasurer as Grace Bowman resigned.
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Walter Meyers
Merriam
American Association of University Women
Silver Grill
AAUW
Washington
United States
T. H. Cronemeyer
Meyers
Helen Cronemeyer
Carol Burkman
Elaine Thorsell
Peggy Smith
Nelle Stevens
Cronemeyer
Aauw Building Fund
W. T. Warren
Grace Bowman
Earl Peterson
Thayer
Eric
S. Katy
Tribune
MAKE IT YOURSELF By Alice Brooks Christmas Trees Pattern 7247
These trees, made by yourself, become lasting Christmas decorations. Pattern 7247 offers two designs needing 4 yards of felt or crinoline, each finished in about two hours. Send cents for the pattern plus 6 cents for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept. Include name, address, zone, and pattern number.
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Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanate Tribune
West Iste St
New York
Prins
Wits Zune
Baptist Guild Elects Mrs Geeding as President
The First Baptist Church Business Womens Guild met with Elsie Ivins hosting at 1032 S Santa Fe. Mrs D L Geeding was elected president with Sid Olson vice president Vendla Kjellander secretary Thomas Tweddell treasurer and Miss Ivins calling chairman plus Joe Jackson program. A monetary gift will go to a girl in India attending school. Devotions by Adeline Fortney and a review by Lola Wertz covered Baptist missions.
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Elsie Ivins
S. Santa Fe
Business Womens Guild
First Baptist Church
D. L. Geeding
India
Geeding
Sid Olson
Vendla Kjellander
Thomas Tweddell
Miss Ivins
Joe Jackson
Adeline Fortney
Lola Wertz
Baptist Missions
August Hintz
Four PEO Members Attend Reciprocity Lunch in Cherryvale
Four Chapter DD PEO members from Chanute attended a reciprocity luncheon hosted by Cherryvale Chapter at First Methodist church. Speakers included Mrs Georgia Tucker Smith of Kansas City who spoke on Poetry and Jingles. she has 15 years with Hallmark Company and has authored children’s books.
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Chapter DD
Peo
Cherryvale
First Methodist Church
Chanute
Mmes
Carl Pate
Edwin C. Cathers
Howard Jester
A. B. Chauncey
Georgia Tucker Smith
Kansas City
Kas
Smith
Hallmark Company
Thurman Leads Cosmetology Group Meeting in Parsons
Mrs. Michael Thurman presided at a Neosho Valley Unity meeting of the Kansas State Cosmetology Association held at the Pearl Brennecke Tearoom in Parsons. Two films on hair styling and permanent wave technique were shown. Attendees from Chanute included Janice Young and several Mmes. The next gathering is planned for November 24 in Erie.
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Michael Thurman
Neosho Valley
Kansas State Cosmetology Association
Pearl Brennecke
Parsons
Chanute
Janice Young
Mmes
Ruth Whitworth
Bernard Smith
Jack Colborn
Thurman
Earl Loveaul
Bill Hempen
Dean Noland
C. C. Bowers
Agnes Zimmerman
Marie McDonald
Erie
Culture Club Meeting Led By Mrs Stacy In Chanute
Mrs. Floyd Stacy hosted the Chanute Culture Club at 616 S. Malcolm with 13 members. The lesson South America was presented by Mrs. D A Finney Argentina Mrs Roy S GIBson Chile and Mrs William Gough Uruguay. The next meeting is November 11 with Mrs Ford Johnson 417 W 6th.
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Floyd Stacy
S. Malcolm
Chanute Culture Club
O. A. Klingner
South America
D. A. Finney
Argentina
Roy S. Gibson
Chile
William Gough
Uruguay
Roy Isham
Ford Johnson
Reading Club Meets At Gafney Home
Belle Lettres Reading club met yesterday at Mrs. C. A. Gafney home 915 S. Evergreen serving 13 members dessert. Mrs. R Lind presided a Boy Scouts donation was made. Mrs. Fred L. Johnson taught a travelogue lesson Around the World in 30 Days by A L Sobel. Next meeting set for Nov 11 with Mrs Carl Weiner 11 Highland.
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Belle Lettres Reading Club
C. A. Gafney
S. Evergreen
R. Lind
Boy Scouts
Fred L. Johnson
A. L Sobel
Carl Weiner
Highland
Y Cabinet Tours Rock Gardens at Chanute Junior College
A Chanute Junior College Y cabinet meeting was held Monday evening at a Benedict rock garden. A picnic was served and attendees toured the rock gardens. John Mohn and Ron were among those present.
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Chanute Junior College
Benedict
Rock Gardens
John Mohn
Ron
Local figures listed for community project sponsor names
Nie Haller Sam Morford Richard Fairchild Larry Erickson Judy Greve Karen Costin Betty Orth Larry Harris Earl Hole Edna Heady Kathleen Crabtree Jolene Mendenhall Mrs Marie Kyle and Martha L Stoltz identified as the "Y" sponsor in a community program.
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Nie Haller
Sam Morford
Richard Fairchild
Larry Erickson
Judy Greve
Karen Costin
Betty Orth
Larry Harris
Earl Hole
Edna Heady
Kathleen Crabtree
Jolene Mendenhall
Mrs
Marie Kyle
Social Calendar Entries for Oct 1958
Social calendar lists events for October 1958 including Zion Homeworkers at Lola Brown 509 W 9th afternoon comfort work, Mothers club party for husbands at Federation room, and Tonight. Friday includes Ladies Day Bridge at Chanute Country Club at 1 30 pm and Whison Shamed Methodist church quilting and sewing at 10 am.
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Zion
Lola Browning
Mothers Club
Federation Room
Chanute Country Club
Whison Shame Methodist Church
Patrick Gorrell Is Six At Birthday Party
Mrs. Ted Gorrell hosted a Saturday party at 2138 W Fourth honoring her son Patrick who turned six. Guests included Steve Brotton Pamela Johnson Mike Arnold Mark Marshall Childers Larry Rowan Lynn Jonnie Gorrell and Patrick’s grandmother Mrs Orlin Hoffman with games and movies.
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Ted Gorrell
W. 4Th
Patrick
Steve Brotton
Pamela Johnson
Mike Arnold
Mark
Marsha Childers
Larry Rowan
Lynn
Jonnie Gorrell
Orlin Hoffman
Kimball Sunday School Contest Ends With Tie
Kimball wins Sunday contest with 140 percent of yearly average attendance while Savonburg records 111 percent. The result ties Kimball and Savonburg at two Sundays won each. three Sundays remain in the Evangelical United Brethren versus Evangelical Mission Covenant competition.
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Kimball
Evangelical United Brethren Church, Kimball
Evangelical Mission Covenant Church
Savonburg
Etiquette Q Acknowledging Gifts and Anthem Etiquette
A bride thanks the wife of a married couple who sent a gift and mentions both spouses. When the national anthem plays, stand facing the music. if the flag is displayed face the flag, with uniformed personnel saluting.
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Mr. Bentley
Jack
Favorite Recipe Candied Yams from Thayer, Kansas
Recipe for candied yams serving six, using six medium potatoes baked with crushed pineapple brown sugar salt butter walnuts and maple flavoring. Potatoes arranged in dish baked at 375 degrees for 26 minutes. Recipe credited to Mrs Roy Powers Thayer Kansas and judged by Mr Kermit Adelgren home economics teacher.
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The
Chante Tribune Chanute Kas
Kermit Adelgren
Candles Lit Before Dinner Is Announced
The guide states candles on a dining table are lit before dinner is announced and guests are seated. It emphasizes equal respect to allies' anthems and maintaining a steady stance from the first to the final note.
Degrees Conferred At Hulda Parker OES Meeting
Degrees were conferred on two candidates during a Hulda Parker chapter OES meeting at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. W E Oldham sang the initiatory music. Mrs. Fred Heinze and Charles Blanchard presided as officers. Mrs. Maurice Regan and guests from Pittsburg Erie and Oklahoma attended. Mrs. Leo Gottlieb and Mrs. Lloyd Drybread led the social hour with a horn of plenty table display and Halloween decor.
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Masonic Temple
W. E. Oldham
Fred Heinze
Charles Blanchard
Maurice Regan
Pittsburg
Regan
Erie
Oklahoma
Leo Gottlieb
Lloyd Drybread
Lone Elm social notes and family updates
Children born at Mercy Hospital in Parsons include Kimberly Sue Stiles born Oct 18 to Mr and Mrs Charles Stiles. Local residents travel for clinics, hunting, sales and visits with relatives in Independence Neodesha Fredonia and Ottawa. A Wichita cargo incident mentions Herman Gibson’s funeral and Clarence Holloway’s truck injuries. A kitchen tip extols a chef knife and cutting board for chopping duties.
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Lone Elm
Charles Stiles
Kimberly Sue
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Orville Morrison
Ray Fitzgerald
Halstead Clinic
Leola Berg
Lynn Berg
Independence
Norman Lee Stiles
Bradly
Ottawa
Harry Stiles
Carl Stiles
Harry Umbarger
Leroy
Becky
Thayer
George French
Missouri
Eva Fraser
Neodesha
Roy Berg
Leola
Fredonia
Wayne Berg
Ida
Neodesha High School
Wayne
Bill Tolle
Harvey Bentley
Will Hixon
Norman Lee
Stiles and
Junior Fraser
Mitzi
Dale Johnson
Brenda
Dighton
Clyde Quillen
Altoona
Kimberly
J. N
Harry Berg
Herman Gibson
Wichita
Gibson
Arthur Greene
Colorado
Carl Johnson
Barry Jarbaro
Parsons Market
Clarence Holloway
Holloway
Babies Born in Neosho Memorial Hospital in October
The births include Melinda Ruth Gonzales daughter of Bennie and wife at 709 W est born Oct 18 1958 Neosho Memorial Hospital Martha Jean Johnson daughter of Robert and wife at 213 FE Walnut born Oct 22 Neosho Dorene Estella Cantrel daughter of Lester and wife at 919 N Lafayette born Oct 14 Neosho Memorial Hospital Shirley Jo Smith daughter of Howard and wife at R 2 born Oct 16 Neosho Memorial Hospital.
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Melinda Ruth
Bennie Gonzales
W.est
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Martha Jean
Robert L. Johnson
Walnut
Dorene Estella
Lester Cantre'l
N. Lafayette
Shirley Jo
Howard Smith
Polite tact in comments about ugly family photos
Dear Mike asks how to respond when shown ugly kids photos. The answer urges honesty without false praise and suggests commenting on pride in the family. Another letter discusses how a blended family should be introduced, noting a stepfather may rightfully see the daughter as his own.
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Ann
Mike
Ann Lancers
Our Daughter in the Future and Ann Landers Appeal
A letter from the Chanute Tribune invites readers to send for Ann Landers new booklet Help For The Alcoholic offering guidance for families. The piece also notes a housekeeping tip about cleaning teapot spouts using pipe cleaners to remove tannin stains.
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Ann Sanders
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
The Tribune by Carrier 35 Cents a Week
Advertiser notices offer a weekly carrier delivery of the Tribune for 35 cents with simple sign up and subscription options. Details include minimal cost and possible home delivery arrangements.
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the Tribune
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Reading Club
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