Women study Our Neighbor Mexico at Christian circle meetings
Christian Women's Fellowship groups held lessons on Our Neighbor Mexico from Christian Concern of Our North American Neighbors. Group 1 met at Mrs. Joe Holladay's home with 16 members and three guests. Group 2 met at Mrs. C. C. Hunter's home with 12 members. Group 3 met at Mrs. Earl Hunter's home with 13 members and two guests. Rummage sale announced for Oct 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Christian Women’s Fellowship
E. D. Horne
Carl Kelley
Tony Biele
H. O. Winans
C. E. Pulliam
Dennis Clark
Gertrude Baird
S. Santa Fe
C. C. Hunter
S. Lincoln
Earl Hunter
W. Main
Kathryn Taylor
Augusta
P. H. Taylor
Ed Neyhard
Bessie Crabtree
Ambie Eckard
Frank C. Laughbauch
Walter G. Fargo
Our Christian Fellowship
Ernest Stemple
Russell
United States
Charles Chauncey
Howard Parsons
A. B. Olson
Cobian Bailey Wed In Humboldt Double Ring Ceremony
Janet Rose Cobian daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Lapp Valley Center ND formerly Humboldt and Jerome Wayne Bailey son of Mr and Mrs F Wayne Bailey Humboldt were married in a 3 pm Aug 30 ceremony at the Humboldt Presbyterian Church A. N Johnson Pleasonton gave away the bride Betsy Carpenter sang God My Shepherd Walks Beside Me The couple will reside at 4149 Pennsylvania St Kansas City MO Both graduates work in design at Hallmark Card Co Kansas City and Bailey is a KU law student and radio announcer in Kansas City The reception followed in the Sunset Room at the Tik Tok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Janet Rose Cobian
Paul Lapp
Valley Center
N. D
Jerome Wayne Bailey
F. Wayne Bailey
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Paul L. Carpenter
A. N. Johnson
Pleasanton
Nikki Lapp
Robert Hiller
Liebestraum
Traumerei
Betty Joe Carpenter
God My Shepherd
Zella Smerschek
Garnett
Sandra Campbell
Lavonburg
Charles Fussman
Junior Storck
Pennsylvania St
Kansas City
Humboldt High School
Pittsburg College
Hallmark Card Co
Kansas
Bailey
Kansas University
Lawrence
William Ajlen White
Slipper Pet by Alice Brooks Pattern 7135
Pattern 7135 offers felt slippers shaped like horses for children with size transfer and snap adjustments. Include five cents for pattern and first class mailing, address to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. New York 11 NY. Catalogue and patterns offered with crochet knitting embroidery and toy designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Kanute Tribune
West 18Th St
D. N.Y
Women's Auxiliary In Meeting at Grace Episcopal Churches
A combined meeting of St. Anne's St. Mary's and St. Margaret's Women’s Auxiliary held in Sawyer hall. Devotions led from Forward Day by Day. Plans set for a September 28 barbecue at the Kenneth Keas farm to aid the building fund. New officers named for spring antique show. Welcome extended to two new members. Tea and social hour hosted by Mrs. William Guy Mrs. Julius Frederick and Mrs. Charles Baughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's
St. Mary's
St. Margaret's
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Kenneth Keas
Gordon Barker
Kenneth Horton
Chet Bailey
Leon Barnes
Carl Tribble
Mmes
William Guy
Julius Frederick
Charles Baughn
BPW Welcomes Past President Alice Helm Speaker
Alice Helm former Kansas City KS BPW state president will speak at an open meeting in Tioga Hotel. Dinner at 6 45 p m with Mrs Ed F Peterson in charge and third district officers as guests. Helm has 26 years at Wyandotte Paint and Glass and serves as state expansion chairman. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Helm
Kansas City
Kas
Business and Professional Women's Club
Tioga Hotel
Ed F. Peterson
Third District
Miss Helm
Gladys Maton
Wyandotte Paint and Glass Company
Eaton
Style or Trouble Ann Landers Advice Page
Ann Landers answers readers on living with an unwed partner, pregnancy, and marriage pressure. A correspondent asks about ending the relationship, while another seeks guidance regarding a difficult daughter in law and gift-giving. The column offers firm counsel about legal marriage and stability for children.
Mintz Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mintz of rural Shaw marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house. All their children and many relatives gathered, cake cut by twin granddaughters, and gifts managed by Ada Mintz of Meeker. Out-of-town guests attended from Arkansas City Kansas City Stillwell Tulsa Lincoln and Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Mintz
Shaw
Mintz
Loren Trammell
Eric
Marion Plintz
Rural
Chanute
Homer Tee
Ernest Mintz
Betty
Barbara Mintz
Phoenix
Ariz
Ella Marie
Janice Mintz
Meeker
Colo
Handrich
Ada Mintz
Adna Watson Haynes
Arkansas City
Jess Osburn
Kansas City
Dan Hembree
Ray Hembree
Alfred Hembree
Stillwell
Okla
Dewey Padget
Tulsa
Lloyd Howard
Lincoln
Ark
Zeb Teed
Morrow
Howard
Reed
Alton Mintz
Royal Neighbors Picnic at Santa Fe Park
A picnic luncheon was served for Royal Neighbors of America at Santa Fe Park on Thursday. Seventeen members attended with three guests, Mrs. Vernon Noel of Neodesha, Mrs. Una McKee of Altoona, and Sadie Vice from Fredonia. A parade float was planned for the Fall Festival and the October meeting was set for the IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Park
Royal Neighbors of America
Vernon Noel
Neodesha
Una McKee
Altoona
Sadie Vice
Fredonia Group
IOOF
Couples Tournament at Chanute Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shook and Mr. and Mrs. John Nation will chair a couples golf tournament at the Chanute Country Club at 2 30 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Shook
John Nation
Chanute Country Club
Wink entertains Mothers club with morning breakfast
Mrs. A. C. Wink hosted the Senior Mothers at a nine oclock breakfast at 415 West Fourth. Seventeen members and a guest attended as Mrs. Wink presided and read poetry. The group planned a fall luncheon and announced the next meeting for September 18 in the Memorial Building with Nettie Miller chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Wink
Mothers Club
Mmes. Wink
Robert Catlon
W. Roy Johnson
Floyd West Sr
Nettie Miller
G. C. McLaren
Hurla Rush
Clarence Dorst
Salina
Mrs Harvey Deck Hosts Friendly Thimble Meeting
Mrs Harvey Deck hosted a Friendly Thimble club gathering at Mrs Lyle Swink 229 West 4th. Mrs Swink led the devotional. The next meeting is a covered dish dinner at 1 pm on September 17 in Mrs Ray Brown's home 905 North Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Deck
Lyle Swink
W. 4Th
Friendly Thimble Club
Swink
Ray Brown
N. Garfield
Midway PTA Holds First Meeting Of The Year
Midway PTA opened the year with Mrs. Laurel Yarnell presiding and Mrs. Olin Baird directing group singing. A Chuck Wagon supper is planned at the school Sept 25 from 6 to 9 PM. The First Grade won the attendance parade. The program featured a skit The Professor and the Missus, a vocal solo by Larry Marple, and a Rhonda Baird tap dance. Superintendent Robert Dollar introduced the staff. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Pta
Laurel Yarnell
Olin Baird
Parsons
PTA
Dwight Olson
Clement White
Larry Marple
Carolyn Wing
Rhonda Baird
Robert Dollar
The Tribune by Carrier Seeks New Subscribers
Local newspaper advertises home delivery at 30 cents a week with convenient routes and flexible payment options. Suburban residents are invited to sign up for daily delivery and access to the paper’s society, market, and crime notes.
Shamrock 4-H Club Health Program and Willing Workers Officers
Shamrock 4-H members 22, four leaders and 12 guests attended a health meeting with health habit roll call and measurements. Shyrel Roberts led a project talk and Mrs. Joe Blaine spoke on health. A dance, music numbers, skit, and multiple duets filled the program. Connie Sue Hines reported news. Willing Workers elected David Swiler president with officers Bill Taylor Joy Broughton Jeanne Guy Michael Dent Kenneth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock 4-H
Joe Blaine
Shyrel Roberts
Sandra Arthur
Diane Bruce
Jene Hudson
Donald McGowen
Nancy Kinnie
Mary Lee Johnson
Jimmy
Johnny LaRue
Mary Lee Johns
Connie Sue Hines
Willing Workers
David Swiler
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Bill Taylor
Joy Broughton
Jeanne Guy
Michael Dent
Kenneth
Favorite Recipe Submission Rules
Chanute Kansas invites readers to send their favorite recipes to The Chanute Tribune for judging by Mrs Kermit Adelgren the high school home economics teacher. Each selected recipe earns a publication prize of 1 dollar.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kas
Mra
Kermit Adelgren
Local Council Meets Amid Fair Roll Call And Refreshments
Swiler, parliamentarian, Joy Broughton and Bill Taylor chair council duties. Roll call was answered as ribbons were awarded at the fair. Refreshments were served by the Ralph Dent family. Jeanne Guy reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiler
Joy Broughton
Bill Taylor
Ralph Dent
Jeanne Guy
Social Calendar for Sept 6 1958 and Sept 7
Saturday events include Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club at Alcott School in the afternoon. Sunday features a couples tournament at Chanute Country Club at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott School
P.m
Chanute Country Club
Open House at Mansion for Kansas Free Fair Schedule
Mrs George Docking previews open house at the Mansion during the Kansas Free Fair on September 8 and 9 with the Chordettes performing at 11 am and 4 pm on consecutive days. Hutchinson activity includes an American Legion Kansas Convention and national Appaloosa horse show highlighting rising breed numbers and auction records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Norma
George Bullene
American Legion
Kansas
Bill Vaughan
Starbeams
Fair highlights and memories from multiple towns
The narrator recalls transporting a black iron popcorn kettle from Lawrence and watching a ball game. At Haven Fair they observed 4-H sheep judging with explanation by the judge. Richland Fair featured a talent show won by a boy dancer. Iola Fair harness races impressed despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
George
Haven Fair
Richland Fair
Iola Fair
Area Fishing Report Shows Varied State Results
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission reports last week delivered mixed fishing in the southeast with several lakes and rivers marking good to excellent catches. Highlights include Neosho River fair to excellent by location and Spring River and Strip Pits yielding excellent bass, crappie, and channel catfish activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Neosho County
Blue Stem
Lake el
Marion County
Garnett City
Fall River
Neosho
Spring River
Cottonwood
Chanufs Tribune Reports On Flathead Channel Event
In September 1958 The Chanufs Tribune covers a local event on flatheads and related channels, noting community involvement and the event's notable attendees and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanufs Tribune
Flatheads
Coffeyville to finish new sewage plant by March first
Coffeyville reports 50 percent completion on a $491,600 sewage treatment plant. General contractor is Freeto Construction Co. The facility will be west of the existing plant, south of town, near Coffeyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Freeto Construction Co
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CWF
Joe Holladay
N. Grant
C. A. Deay
Cobian-Bailey
Elizabeth Louise Zirjacks
Kent Wilkinson
Edward Tatge
Ramona
Donald Snart
Memyene
Lapp
Jim Evans
Pear
Sage
H. R. Bailey
Smirl
Ted Hurst
Uryouve
P. W. Barkley
Royce Wells
Don Benny
Dick Crowl
W. Elm
Gerald Bowen
Wayne Ellis
Kenneth Lindsey
C. R. Swan
Russell Walker
Ross Cooper
Ira Hutchinson
Women's Auxiliary
BPW
Ann Landers
Ann
Uclilus Alltel
Ann Lanners
Ring Mather
Uillilumillye
P.L. Stan
Renee
Mintzs
Mrs. Harvey Deck
the Tribune
Ange of
Bank of Commerce
the Friendly Bank
F.d.lc
Shamrock
Coaper R
Mrs
George Docking
Don Overby
Tommy
Johnny
Overb
Chanut
Independence
Tweedle
Browning
Pioneer
Esb
Lillian Allen
Ethan Allen
Baumritter
Koch Bros. Furniture
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