Miss Switzer to Wed Bill Reinhardt
Chanute couple Phyllis Switzer and Bill D. Reinhardt announce their engagement. Phyllis, a Chanute High School graduate and Pittsburg State College student, works as a secretary in Topeka and is active in sororities and clubs. Reinhardt, also a Chanute High School alumnus, studies at Washburn University and belongs to Kappa Sigma. A December wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Switzer
Phyllis
Bill D. Reinhardt
Karl B. Reinhardt
R. 3
Miss Switzer
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Les Des Club
Pittsburg State College
Postal Saving and Loan
Topeka
Reinhardt
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Washburn University
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Peace Progress Meet Plans Play Day In Chanute
A Peace and Progress HD Unit meet Thursday morning with Mrs. Dale Steinman at 818 W Oak. They prepared an outdoor cookery meal taught by Mrs. Harley Knapp and Mrs. James Boerwinkle. Sept 25 was set for Play Day in Chanute by Mrs. J L Gilmore. Six teen members attended.
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Peace and Progress HD Unit
Dale Steinman
W. Oak
Harley Knapp
James Boerwinkle
Chanute
J. L. Gilmore
Homebuilders Class Hosts September Party at First Baptist
The September gathering of the Homebuilders Class at First Baptist was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wiles and Rev. and Mrs. W Gayel Bender. A basket dinner was served in the church basement with school day themed decorations. Twenty eight members and nine children attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Everett Wiles
W. Gayel Bender
Grace Episcopal Auxiliary Meets in Two Chapters
St Margaret's Chapter met in Sawyer Hall with 12 members as Mrs. Dean Gough attended as auxiliary president guest. St Mary's Chapter gathered at Mrs Gordon Barker's home with 14 members present and Rev Boyd Latimer as guest. Both groups studied Monday Through Saturday Belong to God Too and heard devotions from chapter officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s
St. Mary’s
Grace Episcopal Auxiliary
God
R. M. Wickard
George Basler
St. Margaret's
Sawyer Hall
J. S. Sterner
Lee Judge
Hugh T. Jones Jr
Dean
Women’s Society circles plan events at First Methodist church
The WSCS met in circles at the First Methodist Church. Mary Circle planned a prayer vigil Sept 29–30 at 2 p.m. Chanute district meeting set for Oct 12. Orpha Circle hosted 15 at 601 S Lafayette. Ada Circle held a peace themed meeting at 1121 S Highland with 16 members and five guests. Rachel Circle scheduled rummage sale and Wesleyan Service Guild dinner for Oct 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Chanute
John Young
George E. Fitzpatrick
Gordon Gray
J. O. Purviance
Clyde Stanley
Rachel
James Allen
J. Q. Green
S. Evergreen
Wesleyan Service Guild
James A. Butin
Mmes
Paschal Grimes
Jo W. Payne
Floyd Potter
Zack Baker
J. C. Shinn
Allen and
Butin
Frank Davidson
Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed
Legion Auxiliary officers were installed in the Memorial Building with Ethel Eaton as installing officer. Officers named include Mrs. Floyd Yahns president and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell 1st vice president among others. Naomi Circle and Elizabeth Circle met with various hostesses. discussions covered devotions lessons and upcoming meetings. A covered dish dinner preceded meetings and a luncheon was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Eaton
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Floyd Yahns
Kenneth Mitchell
John Carter
Hazel Slane
Ethel Davidson
Joe Bean
John Sherman
Delbert Hanson
Dale Dalgren
Yahns
Lloyd Dalton
E. C. Brenton
P. B. Darlington
WSCS and circles meet for prayer vigil and lessons
Mrs L D Perry presided at the WSCS meeting with Mrs Buford Fisher in charge. Devotions by Mrs Kenneth Brown and lesson by Mrs James Sheridan. Rebekah Circle met at Pearl Hallenberg with 18 members for 9 o'clock coffee as H Q O Older led the group. Emphasis on the 24 hour prayer vigil Sept 29 and 30. Martha Circle met at Floyd Stacy's for 9 o'clock coffee with Ora Ritterhouse co host. Charles Shaffer chaired with devotions by Stacy and lesson by Harry Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.D. Perry
WSCS
L. L. Junod
A. A. Miller
Buford Fisher
Kenneth Brown
James Sheridan
Rebekah
Pearl Hallenberg
W. R. Johnson
H. Q O. Older
Howard Jester
G. L. Olford
Martha Circle
Floyd Stacy
S. Malcolm
Ora Ritterhouse
Charles Shaffer
Stacy
Harry Lewis
Mary Jane Aziere Shower Honoring Bride at Schultz Home
Pink and white streamers framed a gift table and two silver rings on the wall as Mary Jane Aziere was honored with a bridal shower hosted Wednesday evening by Mrs. Herman Schultz at 330 S. Rutter. Co hosts Wilma Schultz and Sara Jane McRell led a guest list that included Miss Aziere and her mother Mrs. V. J. Aziere along with several local residents. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Carl Huffmaster and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marva Jane Aziere
Herman Schultz
S. Rutter
Wilma Schultz
Sara Jane McRell
Miss Aziere
V. J. Aziere
Mmes
Bill McCann
Roy Marts
Raymond Fickel
Glen Uden
L. C. McRell
Wayne Greve
Pauline Rickerson
Miss Schmeissner
Carl Huffmaster
Ima Bowers
Keith Marin
Harold Schultz
Dean Kepley
Richard McKell
Jeannine Crumrine
Nob Hill Club Plans Next Meeting After Dressings
Nob Hill Club met Thursday at Mrs. Paul Harris’s home 329 W. 5th finishing cancer dressings the summer project. Mrs. Harris presided. After a gift exchange refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. W. R. Burks and Mrs. Rolla Waldrip to 10 members and a guest Kathy Toon. Next meeting set for October 11 at 1 30 p.m. with hostess Mrs. B. F. Jones 207 N. Garfield.
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Nob Hill
Paul Harris
Harris
W. R. Burks
Rolla Waldrip
Kathy Toon
B. F. Jones
N. Garfield
Devotional Art Pattern and Park Event Summary
Devotional art by Alice Brooks features a Sacred Heart embroidery pattern 7182 with transfer details and stitch color schemes. Announcement notes a playbay in Central Park on September 25, with gifts given to Mrs Tony Biele for her birthday and eight attendees. The next meeting is October 12 at 1 30 hosted by Mrs J C Rice at 603 S Ashby.
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Alice Brooks
Sacred Heart
J Committee
Central Park
Tony Biele
J. C. Rice
S. Ashby
Pattern Request Notice to The Chanute Tribune
A request to send twenty five cents in coins plus a 5 cent extra per pattern for first class mailing. Mail to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P O Box 189 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N Y. Print plainly name address line and pattern number.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Patterns From Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book
Two patterns printed in the ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft book offer stunning designs for personal use and home decor. Readers can order dozens of other easy, fascinating hand-work designs by sending 25 cents for a copy of the book.
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Alice Brooks
Rainbow Unit Hosts Outdoor Cookery Demonstration
Mrs. J. M. Gordon presided at the Rainbow HD Unit meeting and led an Outdoor Cookery lesson. She demonstrated simple, effective dishes and announced a nominating committee including Ames, J. T. Klinginsmith, J. W. Ames, and V. I. Kessinger.
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J. M. Gordon
Rainbow HD Unit
PTA Officers Elected as Hutton PTA Mapped Year
The Hutton PTA met at Hutton School electing officers for the year led by president Mrs Eugene Oyler. Appointed were Mrs Eugene Oyler president Mrs 5 Willis vice president Mrs Dale Edwards secretary Mrs Glenn Eastburn treasurer and other roles including program publicity and civil defense. A 6:30 p.m. basket dinner and teachers reception are planned, with a chuck wagon event on Tuesday October 9. Baby sitters will be provided for meetings.
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Hutton Pta
Hutton School
Eugene Oyler
J. Willis
Dale Edwards
Glenn Eastburn
Willis
Carl Pate
John R. Ranz
Kenneth Horton
Jesse Jackson
Joe Balch
Legislature
Royce Wells
Neil Bolen
R. L. Rains
Seth Gray
F. E. Orr
PTA
How Can I Economize on Butter and Crickets
The article offers household tips for saving butter by diluting with milk and salt and chilling in a mold. It suggests using quicklime or chloride of lime and powdered tobacco to deter crickets. For sunburned baby skin it recommends a soda solution and cold cream as relief.
Skil Is Feature Of OES Meeting
Sunflower Chapter Cedar Lodge Temple meets with an installation invitation for Jean Treloggen as worthy advisor and other Rainbow for Girls officers. Officers preside as charter draped for Loren Lovett and others. Birthday tribute to Minnie Carter prompts song. Narration highlights Robert Morris history with a skit and cast. Refreshments for 54 served by Malson committee.
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Jean Treloggen
Order of Rainbow For
Sunflower Chapter
Cedar Lodge Temple
Harold Cox
Francis Meeker
Loren Lovett
Ben Eeord
Roy Browning
Elbert Wakefield
Minnie Carter
Joe Rensing
Robert Morris
Eastern Star
Dave Evans
Erma Joe King
Mmes
0. H. Bates
Gilbert Wilson
Roy Adams
Tom Wilson
Neal Munger
O Galilee
Morris
Gail Malson
Walter Treloggen
Gay Bauer
Ralph Caldwell
Albert Carwile
Esther Circle Meets At EUB Church
Esther Circle of the EUB church met in the church parlors for a regular lesson study on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Catlon, vice president, led the business meeting. Five group leaders were appointed for the year: Mrs. Lee Osborn, Mrs. Osa Sharp, Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Mrs. L. M. Lindsey, and Mrs. Myrtle Moffatt. The Fall Institute will be in Iola on Oct 3. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lee Osborn with Mrs. Chester King assisting for six members and two guests.
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Ada Circle
Ernest Johnson
S. Highland
Mmes
Bill Peters
Jim Sheridan
Lyle Holman
Arthur Eltzholtz
Morris Chambers
C. E. Wanamaker
Eltzholtz
Chambers
W. C. Markley
Naomi Circle
Ruth Burdick
R. J. Urbana
Lewis Taylor
H. R. Hargrove
Myrtle Swiler
W. D. Sperry
Church Fellowship
Lee Osborn
Esther Circle
EUB
Robert Catlon
Iola
Osa Sharp
Arthur Carlson
L. M. Lindsey
Myrtle Moffatt
Chester King
Mabel Carlson
Paul Life
Week's Sewing Buy for a Slim Sheath Skirt
Marion Martin Sewing offers Pattern 9082 for a Misses' Waist 24 to 30 inch skirt. One yard of 54 inch fabric suffices for all sizes, with wool remnant velveteen or corduroy options.
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Marian Martin
Pattern mail order form for Marian Martin department
Send thirty five cents for his pattern with an extra five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Address to Marian Martin care of The Chautauqua Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 11th St New York 11 NY. Print clearly NAME ADDRESS with ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.
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Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West Ikth St
New York
N.Y
Creamy cucumber buttermilk soup with fresh herbs
A chilled soup suggestion with buttermilk as base. Dice cucumber and tomatoes, add minced parsley, and serve topped with chopped chives or green onions for a light savory dish.
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Phyllis Switzer
Drisdell
Naff & Bolze
W. Main
Elaine
Grace
Orpha
Walter Poor
S. Lafayette
K. Cumings
Ralph Waldrip
R. R. Elder
R. M. Cooper
N. Highland
May Smoykefer
Bur] O'Connor
R. T. Fletcher
H. H. Hollenshead
Charles Berry
Bert Farmer
Legion Auxiliary Officers
Naff & Bolze Hdw
Mary Jane Aziere
Nob Hill Club
Rainbow Unit
North Highland
Joyce's Dance Studio
Joyce Groff
OES
Eub Church
Ralst
Stainless
Koch Bros. Furniture
Sissy
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