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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1962

Page

3

Social Calendar for Friday September 14, 1962

Mariam Circle Rebekah Lodge covers dish dinner at north shelterhouse 6 30 p.m Senior Citizens club noon luncheon United Brethren Ladies hostesses rides by calling HE 1 1576 between and 10 a m TOPS Determinettes Mrs John Kinney 1407 W Main 1 30 p m Hobby Club Mrs Pearl Hooker 816 N Grant 2 p m Four Square HDU Mrs Eugene Maxwell R 1 1 30 p m

Mariam Circle Rebekah Lodge North Shelterhouse Senior Citizens Club United Brethren Ladies John Kinney W. Main Hobby Club Pearl Hooker N. Grant Four Square Hdu Eugene Maxwell

Mrs. McCoy Hosts EUB Ladies Aid Meeting

The Evang elical United Brethren Ladies Aid met at 1121 S Grant with Ida McCoy presiding. The group sang Work for the Night Is Coming and devotions were led by Daughty. Eleven members and one guest attended. next meeting with Mrs Harry Kennedy will feature a Bible verse about children.

Ladies Aid of The Evangelical United Brethren Church Ida McCoy S. Grant Ora Heilman Daughty Mabel Nordstedt Harris Harry Kennedy

Dean Bohlander speaks on scholarships at BPW meeting

Fort Scott Junior College dean Keitha Bohlander addressed the Business and Professional Women's club at the Tioga Ballroom on scholarships and fellowships. BPW Week was discussed and runs October 7 to 14. scholarship winners Sharron Cooper and Marsha Becco attended.

Keitha Bohlander Fort Scott Junior College Business and Professional Women Tioga Ballroom Miss Bohlander Sharron Cooper Marsha Becco Fort Scott

Choir Holds Family Dinner and Rehearsal at First Methodist

The First Methodist Church choir met Wednesday evening for a family dinner followed by rehearsal. Director Leland Crapson led the group with organist Mrs. Floyd Oborg aiding. About 40 people attended, with Mrs. Charles Wampler Mrs. Larry McCune and Mrs. P. L. Forslund serving on the committee.

First Methodist Church Leland Crapson Floyd Oborg Charles Wampler Larry McCune P. L. Forslund

Village Creek 25th Reunion Held At Community Center

The Village Creek Community celebrated its 25th reunion at the Village Creek Community Center with a basket dinner. Officers elected included President Elsie Gray, Vice President Leif Erickson, and Secretary Treasurer Hattie Larson. Attendees included Rev E M Pearson and many Ericksons, Udens, and Larsons.

Village Creek Village Creek Community Center Elsie Gray Leif Erickson Hattie Larson Kristiana O Lula Erickson Nancy Uden Don Erickson Jesus Diane Kepley Marie E Ruby Jackson Mother's Club J.T. Ames Bob and Alicia Magill Debra Kepley Walter Browning E.M. Pearson Robert Gray E. M. Pearson Neil Kepley Debra Diane and Larry Esther Erickson Linda Sue Erickson Cynthia Erickson Cliff Collins Carl Jackson J. T. Ames L. F. Erickson Myron Cooper Sidney Olson Kile Erickson Rose Mary Cindy Suzie Carl Magill Bob Alice Isham Gray Kristiana Owens Don Marilyn Huffmaster Luan Ken Andy Erickson Kirk Erickson Shirley Uden Rueben Uden Hugo Larson Harry Larson

Sunflower Chapter OBS in Meeting

The Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening with Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell and Dean Skinner presiding. Invitations from Altoona Parsons and Cherryvale for Friendship nights were read. Members formed star points and presented Renewing the Lesson They Teach. The worthy matron gave a response. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Heaton assisted by Mr and Mrs Dave Evans.

Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Kenneth Caldwell Dean Skinner Altoona Parsons Cherryvale Mmes Roy Wiles Ora Cheney Lloyd Ennis Roy Adams Leon Webb Star Points Charles Heaton Dave Evans

Zion Lutheran Guild Meets in Church

The Zion Lutheran Church Guild met in the church basement Tuesday evening with Mrs. Henry Andert in charge. Devotions titled Laboring Hands of the Church were given by Mrs. Andert. A vote supported coffee service at the Training Two program on Sept. 18. A committee was appointed for rallies of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League and Lutheran Laymen’s League on Oct. 4. Last year’s officers were re elected as nine members attended and tea towels for the church kitchen were embroidered.

Zion Lutheran Church Guild Henry Andert Andert Lutheran Women’s Missionary League Lutheran Laymen’s League Earl Olson

Collision Herder Wedding at Humboldt First Methodist

Kate Yvonne Collison of Humboldt wed Charles Edward Herder of Yates Center in a candle light ceremony at Humboldt First Methodist Church. The custom wedding featured a silk peau de soie gown with lace and a chapel train, Bible bouquet, and bronze corsages. Family members from Des Moines Iowa and Salina Kansas attended as groomsmen and ushers, with a reception in the church basement and two bronze-mum corsage wearers as bridesmaids.

Kate Yvonne Collison Dale Leroy Collison Humboldt Charles Edward Herder Bennett Herder Yates Center First Methodist Church Gene Taylor Elmer Harwood Joe Henrichs Gordon Herder Des Moines Towa Kenneth ‘Herder Kenneth Ostrander Salina Calvin Hunt Pittsburgh Dale Kercy Collison Drisdell Studio

Double-Harness and Apartness in Married Life

Readers weigh in on togetherness versus apartness in marriage. Ann Landers advises on handling a husband seeking space, etiquette for out-of-town visitors, and a mother addressing a son sharing a two story home with a private second floor.

Ann Landers Clifton

Christian Women Meet at First Church Session

The Christian Women's Society of the First Christian church held a Wednesday afternoon gathering opened by group singing directed by Mrs. Robert Wells with Mrs. Jerry Jones at the piano. Mrs. Wayne Ellis led the meeting and Mrs. Don Bowe sang My Friend with Mrs. Jones.

Christian Women’s Society of the First Christian Church Robert Wells Jerry Jones Wayne Ellis Don Bowe Jones Texas Forrest Cleming Mmes. A. B. Chauncey Clyde Barker Darrell Rowan M. Wise Duane Moyer Ed Lesher L. E. Kreider Maud Lett

Circles Meet in First Methodist World Service Group

The Women’s Society of World Service at First Methodist held its Ada Elizabeth Esther Mary and Martha circles gathering with multiple hosts and guests. Lessons ranged from The Rim of East Asia to missions slides on Okinawa and Japan with 14 to 21 members attending per circle.

Mary Martha Woman’s Society of World Service First Methodist Church Rim of East Asia Paschal Grimes Okinawa Japan I. O. Minniear Jenkins

St Margaret's Women of Grace Chapter Meets at Treloggen Home

St Margaret's Chapter of the Women of Grace Church met at 1220 W 3rd with 14 members present. Mrs Treloggen, chapter president, led the business meeting while Mrs Balch, general president, visited and announced. Mrs Letta McConnel gave devotions and Mrs Dean Gough taught the lesson Heritage and Horizons and Home Missions using Bondage by Robert Spike and Impact.

St. Margaret's The Women of Grace Church Walter Treloggen Treloggen Joe Balch Letta McConnel Dean Gough Robert Spike

Okinawa Studied by WSCS Class

The Woman's Society of Christian Service class studied Okinawa Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Lewis's home. They discussed the economy, church issues, and education with the book The Rim of East Asia. The meeting noted U.S. aid policies and the large air base on the island. next meeting with Mrs. Dell Reed.

Okinawa Woman's Society of Christian Service Harry Lewis S. Malcolm East Asia Church World Service United States Dell Reed S. Highland

Etiquette on Service Plates for Salad and Iced Tea

The guide states a salad bowl does not require a service plate, nor does an iced tea glass. If desired, use a service plate for the glass and place spoons on it instead of in the glass while drinking.

Grapes Yield Two Cups Per Pound After Stemming

A pound of grapes typically yields two cups once the fruit is stemmed and cut into halves, reflecting standard preparation yields for recipes and produce estimates.

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