Winter Bouquets Made by Justice
Raymond Justice and his wife in Arkansas City cultivate winter bouquets from wild weeds. He advises proper storage space and field dress, listing weeds such as lotus pods, Johnson grass, cat tails, gourds, and goldenrod, with picking windows, drying methods, and color ideas. They use varied vessels and emphasize natural hues over heavy painting.
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Raymond Justice
S. Highland
Justice
Arkansas City
Johnson
Chanute
Justice l
Tribune
Local Neighbor Promotes Creative Flower Drying Method
A speaker describes using white sand and borax to dry garden flowers for decorative uses. He envisions attractive Christmas and holiday arrangements leveraging this technique for family Sunday rides and enjoyment.
Mrs. Uden Honored At Stork Shower
Mrs. Chester Uden received a stork shower Tuesday at the country home of Mrs. Fred Whitney with co hostess Mrs. Gordon Erickson. Attendees included Mrs. Dora McFadden Cornell Mich and numerous Uden relatives and friends. Gifts were sent by several neighbors and relatives led by Mrs. Howard Smith and Carl Uden.
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Chester Uden
Fred Whitney
Gordon Erickson
Dora McFadden
Cornell
Mich
Ira Uden
Gene Uden
Delbert Uden
Glen Uden
Kim
Tammie
Glen Ice
R. B. Noblitt
George Madill
Vern McGaugh
Myron Cooper
Oleg Apt
James Cooper
Abe Beltz
John Carlson
Mrs. R. D. Churchill Hosts Mothers Club Event
Mrs. R. D. Churchill of 215 Rut ter hosts Today's Mothers club with 16 members and a guest. Co host Mrs. Fred A. Johnston. presiding officer Mrs. T. H. Lovett. Donation to Boy Scouts. Guest speaker Mrs. L. Glen Ahlf on Town and Country Churches. Group singing with Mrs. Giles Whitworth. Halloween refreshments served. next meeting planned with Mrs. F. A. Cunningham.
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R. D. Churchill
Rutter
Mothers Club
Fred A. Johnston
T. H. Lovett
Boy Scouts
Coffee Honors Mmes Reep Faulkner at Friendly Club
A handkerchief shower and coffee marked the birthdays of Mrs. Herbert Reep and Mrs. Everett Faulkner at the Reep home 328 West Fourth. The Friendly club hosted with coffee poured by Mrs. Earl Patterson Jr. A lace covered table with yellow can dies decorates the setting. Attending were Mmes. Ben Cunningham Myrtle George Gary Wilson Verlin Smith W T Staggs Roy Anderson Patterson and two guests Mrs. Paul Davis and Billy George.
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Herbert Reep
Everett Faulkner
Reep
W. 4Th
Friendly Club
Earl Patterson Jr
Mmes
Ben Cunningham
Myrtle George
Gary Wilson
Verlin Smith
W. T. Staggs
Roy Anderson
Patterson
Paul Davis
Billy George
Sharon Storck Celebrates Third Birthday With Family
Sharon Faye Storck was honored on her third birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Cecil Storck at 821 S Ashby. Balloons animal crackers ice cream and cupcakes were served. Guests included Tamara Storck Karen Kirkland Marilyn Smith Janie Burghart Charlene and Denise Billbe. Mothers present included Mmes Roy Smith Eldon Kirkland Junior Storck Bill Burghart and Edward Billbe.
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Sharon Faye Storck
Cecil Storck
S. Ashby
Tamara Storck
Karen Kirkland
Marilyn Smith
Janie Burghart
Charlene
Denise Billbe
Mmes
Roy Smith
Eldon Kirkland
Junior Storck
Bill Burghart
Edward Billbe
Halloween Party For Church Classes Near Humboldt
Mr and Mrs Carl Huffmaster and Mr and Mrs Robert Cox hosted a Halloween party Thursday evening at the Huffmaster home rural Humboldt. Guests were Fidelity class Chanute and Home builders class Humboldt. Ray Spencer Chanute won first prize for his costume. Marilyn Huffmaster Humboldt won second and Rosa Lee Larson Humboldt third. Mrs Huffmaster gave the devotions. Refreshments were served to 26 members and five children.
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Carl Huffmaster
Robert Cox
Huffmaster
Humboldt
Fidelity
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Chanute
First Baptist Church
Ray Spencer
Marilyn Huffmaster
Rosalee Larson
Nice Girl Questions Behavior of Fancy Debs
Ann Landers responds to readers about fake secret marriages and premature babies, urging skepticism toward public smiles and urging honesty. A widow asks about a partner who checks bills with reading glasses, advised to verify charges and not be embarrassed. Another reader asks how to handle parents-in-law who bring guests, advised to set boundaries by leaving the house when they arrive.
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Ann
Island
Elba
Sandy
Half Size Marian Martin Lingerie Pattern Notice
Vintage sewing pattern notice from The Chicago Tribune Pattern Dept. Marian Martin offers Printed Pattern 9449 for half sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 with vest skirt and blouse options. Includes yardage for 54 and 39 inch fabrics and instructions.
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Marian Martin
Art and Literature club discusses Expressionism lesson
Fifteen members met October 27 with Mrs. Bruce Burris at 815 West Main. Mrs. Carter Brookhart led the lesson titled Expressionism and Abstractionism, drawn from Metropolitan resources.
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Art and Literature Club
Bruce Burris
W. Main
Carter Brookhart
Metropolitan
Seminars of Art by John Canady
John Canady led an art seminar with attendees gathering for the session after coffee was served.
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John Canady
Quilting Meeting Hosted by Mrs. Ellis in Chanute
Mrs. Robert Ellis hosted nine members and seven guests of the Helping Hand club in rural Chanute. A covered dish luncheon followed by quilting filled the day. Gifts were presented to the hostess, and cake bakers for the next gathering are Mrs. Earl Pugh, Mrs. Ed Lembach, and Mrs. Winnie LaRue.
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Robert Ellis
Chanute
Helping Hand Club
Mmes
Earl Pugh
Ed Lembach
Winnie LaRue
Striking Hat Is Symbol Of Status
The Millinery Institute of America's executive director Bill Riemer notes hats signal status and allure. He says hats make women look prettier and signify refinement, citing a cafe society test where diners favored the hat wearer's pairing at the best table.
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Associated Press
Bill Riemer
Bill
Up and Atom 4-H Club Holds Halloween Party
Thirty nine members of the Up and Atom 4-H Club enjoyed a Halloween party at the Ervin Brune home at 102 North Larson. Guests were blindfolded and led on a spook walk with prizes awarded for best costumes.
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Up and Atom 4-H Club
Ervin Brune
N. Larson
Group hosts games with refreshments at local event
Julianne Brune Cheryl Bower Ronnie Kuhns and Steven Vaughn took part as Cathy and Terry Lassman led the group in games. Refreshments were served from Joe's Spook Bar.
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Julianne Brune
Cheryl Bower
Ronnie Kuhns
Steven Vaughn
Cathy
Terry Lassman
Scout News Pack 2 Cub Scouts Meet for Halloween
Pack 2 Cub Scouts meet at First Methodist church on Tuesday evening with Halloween masks. Flag salute by den chiefs Tommy Arthur and Tommy Pate. Cub master Fred Bower pins 13 new cubs. Ross Abbuehl earns wolf badge. five boys receive wolf arrow points. nine service stars awarded. Ten boys earn You Plus One in Orbit badge. Halloween games and refreshments for 25 boys and parents.
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First Methodist
Den
Tommy Arthur
Tommy Pate
Fred Bower
Ross Abbuehl
With Our Advertisers Six Hour Sales
Johnson Brothers furniture store offers a new three day 6-hour sale this weekend. The first sale was Thursday and another is today with a final event planned for Saturday. The owners say last year’s single day sale was too brief for customers.
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Johnson Brothers Furniture
Johnson Bros
Johnsons
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Chanute Tribune
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Stork
Mmes. Reep
Faulkner
P.O. Box
Chanute, KS
Main & Santa FE
Debs
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Awe Landers
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Chanate Tribune
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Bill Johnson
Johnson Bros. Furniture
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