Past State President Speaks at BPW Meeting in Tioga Hotel
Alice Helm former state BPW president addressed about 60 members and guests at a Kansas City Kansas BPW gathering in the Tioga Hotel ballroom. The program included a scholarship presentation to Miss Jackson and a reception after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Helm
Kansas City
Kas
Business and Professional Women's Club
Helm
Tioga Hotel
Gladys Eaton
Jo N. Myers
Fredonia
BPW
Betty Catherine Russell
Corrine Woods
Independence
Lena Broll
Agnes Smith
Cherryvale
Arlene Anderson
C. H. Decker
Craig Graham
Kathy Moore
Eunice Jackson
Velma Beasley
Chanute
Haleda Kirkpatrick
Topeka
Iola
Neodesha
Coffeyville
Parsons
Pittsburg
Yates Center
Dave Petterson
Marie Gibson
Miss Helm
Schumann
Listz
Merle Estes
Ruth Spencer
Marian Campbell
Ethel Eaton
Cleora Grady
Miss Eaton
Miss Estes
Grady
Adah McCune
Daisy Jordan
Ed F. Petterson
Eaton
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jet
Tribune
Sunny Stone HDU Meets in Buffalo Church
Mrs W K Eagle presided at a Sunny Stone HDU meeting in the Buffalo Methodist church. Mrs Raymond Clinesmith filled secretary and treasurer roles in Mrs Junior Braman’s absence. Mrs Eagle presented the reserve.
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Buffalo
W. K. Eagle
Sunny Stone Hdu
Buffalo Methodist Church
Raymond Clinesmith
Junior Braman
Eagle
Social Calendar for Chanute and Urbana Frid ay Sept 1 1958
Community events list includes Four Square HDU Rainbow HDU Harmony HDU and Miriam Circle of Rebekah Lodge with meetings at Methodist church Chanute Country Club Urbana and Masonic Temple. Activities feature quilting sewing bridge covered dish dinners and a special meeting for the White Shrine with a $1 contribution option.
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Four Square
Harvey Clemens
Rainbow
Dewey Bedell
Lincoln
Harmony
Raymond Kelley
Wilson
Methodist Church
Chanute Country Club
Peace and Progress
J. Lo Gilmore
Urbana
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
Nathan Hole
Chanute
IC Guild
EUB Church
Fay Davis
Pansy Ward
Golden Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Eugene C. Black
Supreme Watchman of Shepherds
Masonic
Gift of Grace Auxiliary Lesson at Grace Episcopal
The Women’s Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal church heard The Gift of Grace by Arthur A. Bogle at yesterday's chapter meetings. St. Mary’s chapter met with Mrs. Dale Torrence and opened with devotions led by Mrs. Orville Hedges. Fifteen members and a guest attended.
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Grace
Arthur A. Bogle
Grace Episcopal Church
Dale Torrence
N. Forest
St. Mary’s
Louie Ingle
Orville Hedges
Fred Gerardy
Seth Gray
St. Margaret's
C. E. Henshall
Kansas
Joe Hilton
John Sherman Jr
William Gray Jr
Roosevelt PTA Opens Year With Dinner Meeting
The Roosevelt PTA held its first meeting of the year on a Tuesday at the school with a basket dinner. Mrs. A. L. Pogue presided and E. B. Matlock installed the safety patrol. First and third grades had the largest parent presence, each receiving $1. About 49 adults and 20 children attended, with the next meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Oct. 14. The study group met Wednesday morning with Mrs. Pogue at 1524 S. Edith, and the PTA programs for the year were scheduled. Refreshments went to 14 members and five children. A second meeting is planned for Oct. 15 at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. J. L. Jones at 1318 S. Highland.
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Roosevelt Pta
A. L. Pogue
E. B. Matlock
Self Basting Turkey Using Fat Soaked Cheesecloth Method
A technique describes dipping cheesecloth in melted butter or fat and wrapping a turkey with it. The fat and drippings baste the bird as it cooks, with ends tucked into the roasting pan to keep the cloth in place.
Chicken and Vegetable Bargains Across U.S. Stores
The Associated Press reports chicken prices as low as 29 cents a pound with rising chicken supplies. Eggs are 4 to 8 cents higher per dozen. Pork prices up, beef and lamb pricier in some areas. Vegetables offer bargains with snap beans cabbage onions potatoes radishes and sweet potatoes highlighted. Fruit shows autumn mix with peaches still cheap while watermelons cantaloupes and apples shift in price.
Etiquette Replies On Calls Attire And Hats
Modern etiquette notes advise telling the caller your caller may be identified or leaving a number if unrecognized. It is proper to wear a wedding gown without the veil at a reception a week after the wedding. For card parties, a woman should remove her hat in a private home, and may keep or remove it in public venues.
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A. A
Ann
Regimental Meeting In Chanute
A regimental gathering of the Patriarchs Militant and Ladies Auxiliary met Sunday in Chanute. Members attended morning services at the Methodist church and a joint afternoon session at Murray Hill School with about 69 attendees from Kansas City Parsons Coffeyville Topeka and Chanute.
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Patriarchs Militant and Ladies Auxiliary
Chanute
Methodist Church
Murray Hill School
Kansas City
Parsons
Coffeyville
Topeka
Big Creek WSCS Honors Newlyweds
Big Creek WSCS entertained at a bridal shower honoring Leah Jean Wheatley and Ronald F. Sutcliffe who were married Saturday. A program was presented and refreshments served to about 70 guests.
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Big Creek Wscs
Leah Jean Wheatley
Ronald F. Sutcliffe
Put On The Dog For Boss And Wife
Dear Ann answers a reader about hosting a boss and wife with priceless belongings. She warns against using borrowed finery to impress, noting it can seem phony and damage business credibility.
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Boss
O. K
Neosho Valley Busy Bees Plan Fall Meetings
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club met Tuesday with Connie and Judy Carlson to plan September and October sessions. Agenda includes September Achievement night. Attendees included 16 junior leaders, three leaders, and two guests.
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Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Connie
Judy Carlson
Sunflower Chapter Opens Fall Masonic Meeting
Sunflower chapter OBS held its first fall meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Lois Cady and Charles Berry presiding. Two candidates received degrees as Mrs. Harold Cox and Francis Meeker led the initia tion. Guest Mrs. M. C. Reece from Kingsville attended and invitations were extended for Friendship nights in Altoona Pittsburgh and Fort Scott.
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Lois Cady
Charles Berry
Masonic Temple
Sunflower Chapter
M. C. Reece
Kingsville
Tex
Harold Cox
Francis Meeker
Altoona
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Kreider presides as CWF meets at church
Mrs. Lowell Kreider presided at a Christian church CWF general meeting. The Guild plans a 7 30 p m session on Sept 16 at the church. A letter from Mrs. Charles Ableson announces the United Christian Institute on Sept 17 in Iola. Group 4 led by Mrs. H L Smith served a salad course to 27 members.
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Lowell Kreider
CWF
The
Christian Church
Charles Ableson
United Christian Institute
Iola
A. B. Chauncey
Henry Alford
God We
H. L. Smith
Scout News Den 2 Pack 9 meeting and staff
Six members of Den 2 of Cub Scout Pack 9 attended the regular meeting yesterday with one visitor David Benson. Summer activities were discussed and a short business meeting followed. Steven West was appointed Keeper of Buckskin with Rickey Wilson and Kent Ulrich as Denner and assistant Denner. The den played softball after the meeting. Den 1 Pack 25 meeting was held at the Den Mother’s home with seven cubs and Den Chief Billie Hasty present. Hasty led games and the group made trousers hangers for the rest of the time.
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David Benson
Steven West
Rickey Wilson
Kent Ulrich
Denner
Den
Bill Burghart
Billie Hasty
Hasty
How to prepare frozen peas with butter and lettuce
To pop up frozen green peas, cook 10 to 15 minutes in a heavy saucepan with 2 tablespoons of butter and wilted lettuce leaves. Watch for scorching. Stir in a tablespoon of heavy cream before serving. If a creamed soup is hot, keep it warm in a double boiler.
Brownie Leaders Plan for Year
Mrs. Leo Cox hosted a Brownie Scout leaders meeting at 124 S. Garfield. New officers were elected: Ira Hutchinson president Bertram Wahl vice president and Phillip Page secretary treasurer. The association will meet Sept. 18 at Hutton School and Oct. 9 with Dean Foster. fourteen leaders attended along with Girl Scouts reps.
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Leo Cox
S. Garfield
Brownie
Hutton School
Ira Hutchinson
Bertram Wahl
Phillip Page
Dean Foster
S. Tennessee
Walter Lacey
E. S. Faulkner
Girl Scouts
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Wilson County Fair
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Gardena
Calif
Charlie Simms
Marie Ecker
Tulsa
Clyde Asrey
Judy
Janice Beck
el Dorado
Roy Love
Riverside
Jake Strack
Bill
Virgil
Max Glamser
Kay
Welda
Barbara Carlson
Wichita
Ralph Carr
Billy Hempen
Charlie Beck
Lawrence Beck
Richard
Larry
Terry
A. M. Carlson
Lake Fegan
Buffalo Methodist Youth Fellowship
Judy Clough
Elaine Stevens
Barbara Stanfield
Clarabelle Sauders
Lorraine Pierce
Shirley Baudell
Marilyn Chapman
Georgiana Sprague
Diana Pringle
Henry Payne
Max Payne
Sheldon Caudell
W. Main
PTA
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Big Creek
Willard H. Wilson
Imogene Dorothy
Merle Loren Brooks
Loren Brooks
Miss Wilson
Chanute High School
Drisdell
T.E.B
Ann Sandersing
Wara
New England
Ann Landers
Lawrence Galbraith
A & B Furniture Store
Kay Hote
New Modern
A & B Furniture
Mgr
Kay Hotel
Jim Collins
Mrs. Kreider
Scout News
Assembly of God
Young Hearts Love Hydrox
HUD
Sunshine Biscuits
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