WSCS Fifth Assembly IIs Circle Program Theme
Highlights of the fifth assembly of the WSCS were shared at circle meetings. The assembly met May 6-9 in St. Louis and featured devotions, reports, lessons, and plans for upcoming circles with 18 to 24 members plus guests.
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WSCS
Women’s Society of Christian Service
St. Louis
Ed Cathers
S. Evergreen
Martha Circle
Ed Blair
Don McCune
Christ
Leroy Barker
Ben Morgan
Europe
Ralph Taylor
Mrs Kern Installed as American Legion Auxiliary President
Mrs. Robert Kern was installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary at a Memorial building meeting. A covered dish dinner followed with hostesses including Mrs. Howard Winans and Mrs. Hazel Slane. New member Mrs. Hosea Jones and attendees via Girls State shared experiences. Officers were installed by past president Mrs. E C Brenton. numerous committee chairs were named including Americanism Mrs. Frank Vaughn and child welfare Mrs. Winans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kern
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Mmes
Howard Winans
Daisy Jordan
H.C. Miller
Hazel Slane
Vincent McCune
Hosea Jones
Carolyn Ahif
Donna Lucas
Girl's State
E C. Brenton
McCune
Parley
Kern
Frank Vaughn
Winans
Alpha Gray
S. E. Null
Joe Sterner
Constitution
Nation
Davidson
Jordan
Fred Foster
Altar Society Plans Fall Bazaar and Classroom Desks
The St. Patrick’s Altar Society met for the first time after summer break and planned a luncheon for the mothers clubs on Oct 2 at the school. They also voted to fund desks for the new sixth grade classroom and approved forming parish discussion clubs with volunteer couples to lead home groups.
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St. Patrick's Altar Society
Mothers Clubs
Peter Finnegan
Andrew Gutierrez
David Godinez
Gutierrez
Mrs Glenn Shockey Hosts Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Mrs Glenn Shockey of 230 S Western hosted a Grant Avenue Baptist church Dorothy Tiegreen Guild meeting Tuesday. Mrs Fred Reno gave a devotion and Mrs E M Pearson presented a lesson on Needed But Not Deserved. Alan Tharp, infant son of Mr and Mrs Lee Tharp, was honored at a shower. Fifteen members attended refreshments.
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Glenn Shockey
S. Western
Dorothy Tiegreen Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Fred Reno
E. M. Pearson
Alan Tharp
Lee Tharp
Quarterly Birthday Dinner for Circle Members
The Mary-Martha circle of Evangelical Mission Covenant Church held a noon dinner at Robert Larson Jr's home in Lavonburg. A short business meeting occurred with a Power themed program by Mrs Ed Wittsell. Fourteen members eleven guests and three children attended. The next meeting is September 24 at Clarence Collins home Stark with Abide as the theme.
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Mary-Martha
Evangelical Mission Covenant Church
Lavonburg
Robert Larson Jr
Ed Wittsell
Clarence Collins
Stark
Dear Ann advice column excerpts from 1935 Chanute Tribune
In this reader exchange, Sally complains about men spreading false rumors to ruin a woman's reputation while another letter from a widower seeks guidance to marry amid family duty. Ann Landers responds with practical, firm counsel, suggesting nursing home care and clear boundaries to preserve marriage chances.
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Ann
Mother
Todays Mothers Open Fall Season
The first fall meeting of the Today's Mothers club was hosted by Mrs. Emmet Bolze at 107 S Tennessee. Fifteen members attended with reports from Mrs. Lovett on the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and from UNESCO representative Mrs. Sparks about foreign students in Chanute. Door prizes went to Mrs. Riegle and Mrs. Churchill. next meeting set with Mrs. Riegle at 2 p.m. Sept. 25.
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Mothers Club
Emmet Bolze
Tennessee
Chanute
Ellis Riegle
R. D. Churchill
PTA Activities At Alcott Puts Focus On Recption And Pancake Feed
Executive committee of the Alcott PTA met at the school with Mrs. J. C. Adams presiding. Plans call for a parent teacher reception at 7 30 p m September 14 at the school and a pancake feed on October 24 at the school. The study group opens September 24 at 9 30 a m at Mrs. Adams home 726 West Beach inviting all mothers of students.
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The
Alcott Pta
J. C. Adams
Adams
W. Beach
Dryden Family Holds Annual Reunion at Santa Fe Park
The Dryden family gathered Sunday at the Shelter House in Santa Fe Park for their annual reunion. Attendees included numerous Dryden relatives and spouses from Chanute Oska loosa Topeka Wichita and nearby areas with afternoon visitors Ina Gaughan Alice Fairchild Dale Fairchild and John Dryden.
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Dryden
Santa Fe Park
Karl Dryden
Carl Reiling
Irma Brammell
Oskaloosa
Charley Dryden
Harold Dryden
Ivyl Newland
J. W. Dryden
Fredonia
Everett Thornton
Bill Thornton
David Thornton
Glenn Thornton
John Thornton
Ellis Holtzman
Ed Bergen
Linda Duff
Larry Umbarger
Ted Vanmeter
Thayer
Paul Dryden
Phil
Kenny Kuhn
Kim
Chanute
Nell Thornton
Jenks
Okla
Jess Dryden
Liberty
Ernest Dryden
Topeka
Marion Dryden
Gary
Kincaid
van Nover
Wichita
Leo Fairchild
Bill
Richard
Gerald Umbarger
Earlton
Ina Gaughan
Alice
Dale Fairchild
John Dryden
Holly Mothers Plan for Luncheon
Holly Mothers club met with 18 members present at 316 Tennessee yesterday for the first fall gathering. Plans were made for the skit Little Bo-Bee-Bop to be staged at the combined mothers clubs fall luncheon. Mrs. Floyd Naff won the door prize. Mrs. James Lindsay will host next meeting.
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Richard Willis
Tennessee
Holly Mothers Club
Combined Mothers Clubs
John McMeekim
Willis
Neal McCoy
Sue Bird
Floyd Naff
James Lindsay
Be George Docking and the Xenia Hat Memory
Mrs Wilber Bartlett of Bronson shares a childhood memory of purchasing her first store bought hat at Mrs Morris Millinery in Xenia a leghorn bonnet trimmed with blue forget me nots priced at 75 cents her parents blamed for spoiling her The piece also notes the Port of New York Authority loaning the largest American flag for a Boy Scout safety show at K U and mentions Eagle Scout Richard Chappell from Eggertsville N Y who spent 13 months at Little America during the Geophysical Year Camp plus turns to Kansas Turnpike flower beds and a moulded salad recipe from Clatskanie Oregon for mansion guests
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Wilber Bartlett
Bronson
Xenia
Port of New York Authority
K. U
Richard Chappell
Eggertsville
N. Y
Little America
South Pole
Clarence Evenson
Clatskanie
Oregon
Earlton Group Meets in Chanute
Mrs. John Osborn hosted the Ladies Aid of the Earlton EUB church in Chanute. Mrs. Lewis Taylor read scripture and Mrs. Leo Priddle led prayer as 21 members signed cards for absent members and received two mystery birthday gifts before a plate luncheon.
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John Osborn
S. Santa Fe
William Arthur
Ladies Aid
Earlton Eub Church
Lewis Taylor
Leo Priddle
Bertha Dye
Youth Club Holds Picnic In Highland Park
The St. Cecilia Youth Music Club opened the fall season with a pay-your-dues picnic in Highland Park attended by about 50. Grace the Junior Collect was led by Karen Kreider. Mrs. Leary Baker spoke about Inspiration Point Music Camp at Eureka Springs Ark.
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St. Cecilia
Highland Park
Grace
Karen Kreider
Leary Baker
Inspiration Point
Eureka Springs
Ark
Leo Gottlieb
Dave Evans
Blaine Marks
Bryan Burk Re elected Master of Grange
Bryan Burk was re elected master of the Sorghum Valley Grange during a Wednesday meeting. Burk presided as 15 officers attended and a yearly report was given by Mrs Roy Johnson, chairwoman of community projects. Five names were presented for membership and several officers were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Burk
Sorghum Valley Grange
Burk
Roy Johnson
Roy McMillen
Harold Manley
Ronnie Burk
Freddie Markham
J. F. Richman
Fred Ebert
Mable Hutchison
Berean Class Meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist Church
The Berean class met at Grant Avenue Baptist Church with Mrs. Gilbert Wilson leading the business session and Mrs. Ellie Belt presenting the program. Jean Kay Huffman played a piano solo and Roy Marks gave a trumpet solo.
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Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Gilbert Wilson
Ellie Belt
Jean Kay Huffman
Roy Marks
Harold Neptune
Warner Tiegreen
Vernon Youngberg
Lord
Blaine Marks
Belt
Les Des Club Hostess Cathy Comer For Called Meeting
Cathy Comer hosted a Les Des meeting at 130 S. Rutter on Wednesday with Nan cy Wilson presiding. The float committee reported progress and next steps.
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Cathy Comer
S. Rutter
Les Des Club
Nancy Wilson
Meeting Notes Hint at Club Song End
The text notes that ways and means were discussed and the meeting closed with the club song. The next meeting is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday in.
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Memorial Building
WSCS Meeting Held at Big Creek Church
Mrs Floyd Strack and Mrs Clyde Russell hosted an all day WSCS gathering at Big Creek Methodist Church with 25 attendees. A covered dish luncheon followed morning quilting and embroidery while Mrs Russell led the afternoon session. Plans were made for an ice cream social on Sept 23 and October hostesses were Mrs Johnson and Mrs Lee Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Strack
Clyde Russell
Big Creek
Strack
Johnson
Marie Wheatley
WSCS
Lee Francis
Chann Comers Hold Coffee Meeting in Memorial Building
Chann Comers members hosted a coffee at the Memorial building with Jim Stewart John Mc Meekim and Charles Wesley Gar rett as hostesses. Mrs. Al Thompson led the business session and by laws will be distributed next meeting. A nominating committee including Aubery Bostwick McMeekim and C G Shippy was formed to elect officers in October for November terms. The group scheduled 1 15 p m October 9 for coffee and cards in the Federation room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Stewart
John McMeekim
Charles Wesley Garrett
Memorial
al Thompson
Mmes
Aubery Bostwick
McMeekim
C. G. Shippy
Federation
Memorial Building
Nob Hill Club Elects Mrs. Clark President
Mrs. R. E. Clark was elected president of the Nob Hill club at yesterday’s meeting. Mrs. Paul Harris hosted and presided, with Mrs. B. F. Jones chosen secretary treasurer. A tea towel gift exchange was discussed for nursing homes. Mrs. Young attended as a guest. The next meeting is set for Oct. 9 with Mrs. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Clark
Nob Hill Club
Paul Harris
E. Main
B. F. Jones
Harris
Bessie Young
Clark
Hamburger Fry For Church Families
Mrs Charles Logan and Mrs J N Holcomb hosted a hamburger fry for First Church of God families at their homes on Monday evening. Rev and Mrs L Don Richardson attended with several church families. A shut in member Russell Sharp could attend. The group visited and played croquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Logan
S. Forest
J. N. Holcomb
First Church of God
L. Don Richardson
Russell Sharp
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Charles Berry
S. Garfield
Naomi
J. C. Shinn
Jo Payne
Don Shoemaker
Ray Hays
Humboldt
Adah
Jay Klinginsmith
N. Steuben
A. V. McLaren
Margaret Burghart
Charles Shaffer
Arther Knapp
A. G. Endsley
J. O. Purviance
St Highland
Richard Markham
Rebekah Circle
Floyd Stacy
Ethel Stevens
Beulah Johnson
Pamela Markham
Ethel Eaton
E. C. Brenton
Ruth Circle
R. L. Christie
William Lewis
I. EF. Trussell
Bert Farmer
Christian Social Relations
Robert Briley
Ethan Allen
Lawrence
Walter Poor
S. Lafayette
Mary Circle
Lloyd Dalton
Charles Cox
Earl Reinhardt
Art Homes
D. Mears
E. E. Anderson
John Bebbington
Milo Johnson
O. A. Klingner
Lee Embry
Orpha
N. Garfield
G. B. Wall
John Fisher
Robert Rader
Wall
Mrs. Kern
Altar Society
Chanute Discount CO
Elmer Peterson
C. H. Bundy
Larry Wilson
Tioga Home
National Guard
Tribune
Ann Vanners
Sally
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
PTA
Alcott
the Tribune
Holly
Caldwell & Son
Be, George Docking
of the Order of the Arrow
Mrs. Docking
Grange
Les Des
Boyd Burns
W. Main
Philco
Humboldt, Kansas
Philco Predicta TV
Harold
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