Miss Staley Engaged To Richard Stanley
Mr and Mrs George L Staley of Altoona announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Marie to Richard Stanley son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stanley also of Altoona Phyllis a 1955 Altoona Rural High School graduate attended Independence Community College last year and works for the Co op Refinery in Coffeyville Stanley is a 1955 Altoona Rural High School graduate and a sophomore at Independence Community College this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Marie Staley
George L. Staley
Altoona
Richard Stanley
Phyllis Marie
Frank Stanley
Miss Staley
Altoona Rural High School
Independence Community College
Co-op
Coffeyville
Stanley
Pattern Patterns and Needlework Book Offer
Readers are invited to mail twenty five cents per pattern and two free patterns from the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book. Send name address pattern number and a 25 cent pattern fee to The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept. Orders promise stunning home designs and many other patterns. Bend 2d cents for a copy of the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brooks
Birthday Party for Avisann Hughes at Craig Home
Mrs. A. A. Craig hosted a seventh birthday for Avisann Hughes at 1002 N. Grant. Guests included Kent Reno and Sandra Wilson among many children, with a butterfly pastel cake and pink lemonade served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Craig
Avisann Hughes
Craig
N. Grant
Kent Reno
Sandra Wilson
Janette Chandler
Bonnie Laker
Georgeanne Rausch
Jeanie Johnstone
Jill Bath
Jean Bath
Terry Barker
Sandra Robertson
Susie Coots
David Tebow
Ricky Ranabargar
Mmes
William Bath
Walter Johnstone
Quentin Nelson
Mrs. Craig
Carol
Ralph Craig
Membership Party by AAUW Wednesday
The American Association of University Women holds a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. membership party at Mrs. David McCune’s home 415 S Highland. A travel talk by Mrs. James A Allen and a discussion by Mrs. Carter Brookhart are on the program. Inactive and prospective members are invited. The AAUW State Seminar will be held in Wichita at the Twentieth Century Club House September 22 with Mrs. Frederic Gilstrap of Wichita as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
David McCune
S. Highland
James A. Allen
Carter Brookhart
AAUW
Wichita
Twentieth Century Club House
N. Broadway
Frederic Gilstrap
Judith and Johnnie Patton Birthday Party in Highland Park
Judith nine and Johnnie seven celebrated birthdays Sunday at Highland Park. Their mother Mrs Raspa Patton organized the party with brothers George and Paul. Grandmother Mrs Hosea Jones and great aunt Mrs Merritt Ramey attended along with a long list of relatives and friends who sent gifts from Ronnie and Jackie Bright to Peggy Patton and Kent Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith
Johnnie
Highland Park
Raspa Patton
George
Paul
Hosea Jones
Merritt Ramey
Patty Patton
Phyllis
Ralph Brown
Mike Lewis
Judy
Dean Mendez
Danny Rausch
Leah Babcock
Sherry Kueser
Sally Leroy
Gloria
Elaine Rankin
Ricky Ranabargar
Susan Coats
Avisann Hughes
Betty Pittenger
Georgeann Rausch
Ronnie
Jackie Bright
Junior
Connie
Candy Kern
Peggy Patton
Kent Reno
Nelson Fletcher Wed in Miami
Mr and Mrs Leif R Nelson announce the marriage of their daughter Nancy Sue to Mike J Fletcher on Sept 15 in Miami Florida They were joined by the bride s sister and brother in law Mrs James Goodburn of Tulsa The bride is a Chanute High School graduate and former Sub Deb Club president The groom a Chanute High School graduate and Rice Institute attendee They plan to live in Lawrence where he is a Kansas University junior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif R. Nelson
W. Main
Nancy Sue
Mike J. Fletcher
Russell T. Fletcher
S. Santa Fe
Miami
James Goodburn
Tulsa
Fletcher
Chanute High School
Rice Institute
Houston
Tex
Lawrence
Kansas University
Past Presidents Parley By Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Parley dinner met at Mrs. Petit’s Tea Room with theme Fall Festival. Twenty one members attended. hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd Dalton, Mrs. L. J. Junod and Mrs. Floyd Kelley. Door prizes went to Mrs. Carl Wortman, Mrs. Norman Koch and John Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Benson Hostess To Devoted Mothers
The Devoted Mothers Club met at Mrs. Albert Benson's home 312 S Wilson for its first gathering of the year. The meeting began at 1:30 after a time change stated by president Mrs. Bill Burghart, with Mrs. Orville Brenner as a guest. Yearbooks were issued to twenty members and Mrs. Gene Moore won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Tharp
Devoted Mothers Club
Albert Benson
S. Wilson
Bill Burghart
Orville Brenner
Leo Cox
Kenneth Hasty
Kenneth Lindsey
Gene Moore
Cottage Oak Unit Meets for Well Grooming Lesson
Mrs. Guy Booe and Mrs. Randall Bell led a Well Grooming lesson when Cottage Oak HD Unit met with Mrs. Ernest Crisswell on Wednesday. The group plans a comfort contribution for the Hayworth family who lost their home in a fire. Eleven members answered roll call, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Bell will host the next meeting on October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Booe
Randall Bell
Cottage Oak
Ernest Crisswell
Hayworth
Arthur Solomon
Bell
Humboldt
Maple Grove School Holds 30th Reunion
The Maple Grove School reunion near Humboldt brought together teachers pupils and friends for a basket lunch. Merle Beeman served as president with Albert Middendorf as vice president and Mrs Minnie Butts Catlon as secretary treasurer. The group voted to move the reunion date to the fourth Sunday in September. Corsages were given to four teachers including Mrs Nellie Brown Barnett Nellie Drollinger and Mrs Pearl Lindsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Humboldt
Merle Beeman
Albert Middendorf
Minnie Butts Catlon
Nellie Brown Barnett
Earlton
Nellie Drollinger
Pearl Lindsey
Slim Classic Fashion Feature Promotes Daytime Dress
The piece highlights Marian Martin slim style for a fall line with a sleek daytime dress. It notes patterns and sizes 12 through 18 with fabric yardage for size 16 and encourages rayon wool and cotton sewing for year round wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Pattern order form from The Chaute Tribune
Patrons are instructed to mail thirty five cents plus five cents per pattern for first class mailing to Marian Martin care of The Cha pute Tribune Pattern Dept New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number printed plainly.
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Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West Th St
New York
N.Y
Social Calendar for Wednesday September 19 1954
Presbyterian Women's Assoc meets in church basement at 2 30 p m with executive board at 1 30 p m Bound to Win Class Party hosted by Mrs Wes ley Hamilton at N Plummer 2 p m AAUW event by Mrs David McCune 4158 Highland 7 30 p m Wilson Class Party at First Methodist church 7 30 p m Friendly Thimble Club hosted by Mrs Pearl Rapp 315 8 Allen with dinner at 1 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Assoc
Wesley Hamilton
N. Plummer
AAUW
David McCune
Highland
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Friendly Thimble Club
Pearl Rapp
Allen
Three Cousins Honored With Birthday Party
A birthday party Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock honored three cousins Connie Danny and Rickie Kern at 610 W Main. Connie three Friday is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Kern. Danny three Thursday and Rickie five Monday are sons of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kern. A circus doll cake ice cream and cupcakes were served along with favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Danny
Rickie Kern
W. Main
Robert Kern
Rickie
Raymond Kern
J. R. Kern
Lester Waldron
Hosea Jones
Eva Ramey
Karen Goff
Brett Richmond
Tommy Blanfest
Janet
Gary Splane
Jackie
Butch
Bright
Judith
Johnny
George
Paul Patton
Becky
Dwight Brinkmeyer
Mike Myers
Stevie Kern
Candy
Junior Kern
Melody Reep
Suzy Biele Hosts Les Des Club Meeting
Rosalynd Booth presided at Suzy Biele’s home 110 S Allen as 29 members and two sponsors attended. Charlotte Rhodes named a ways and means committee with Karen Earnest, Mary Joe Brazil and Dixie Turner. Mary Teresa Truster and Pearl Ann Bowyer were voted inactive. Sandra Nicewaner became an alumna. The club plans a float for the Fall Festival parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalynd Booth
Les Des Club
Suzy Biele
S. Allen
Forrest Hazen
W. D. Patton
Ways and Means
Charlotte Rhodes
Karen Earnest
Mary Joe Brazil
Dixie Turner
Mary Teresa Truster
Pearl Ann Bowyer
Sandra Nicewaner
Teachers Honored At Hutton School Reception
About 350 people attended a reception honoring teachers at Hutton School last night. Harold Anderson introduced the teachers. The program featured a classical ballet by Mike Sparks and Billie Solomon, piano solo by Phil Carter, trumpet solo by Roy Marks, and a talk by Mrs. H. Howard Hollenshead on the importance of music in everyday life. A basket dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton School
Harold Anderson
Mike Sparks
Billie Solomon
Phil Carter
Roy Marks
H. Howard Hollenshead
Bridge Club Reports Above Average Scores
Duplicate Bridge Club met in the Pine Room of the Tioga Hotel last night. Teams included Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes Neodesha and Mrs Harry Williams with Mrs Clyde Bloomheart, Lee Judy and Bob Ward, Mrs Bill Peters and Mrs Jim Ganson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Pine Room
Tioga Hotel
Dan Forbes
Neodesha
Harry Williams
Clyde Bloomheart
Lee Judy
Bob Ward
Bill Peters
Jim Ganson
Planning Committee Chooses Float Team and Hostess
The planning committee includes Dixie Jones Mary Ann Fargo and Miss Booth. They discussed plans for a civic project. Carla Kelley of 1220 West Fourth will host the next meeting on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Jones
Mary Ann Fargo
Miss Booth
Carla Kelley
W. 4Th
Two FFA Members Win Santa Fe Awards
Lester Hole and Charles Reaves of the Chanute FFA will attend the national FFA convention in Kansas City next month as winners of annual Santa Fe Railway Co awards. The honors follow high rankings at state judging in Manhattan and include cash prizes. A company award winner will be announced at the Muehlebach Hotel on Oct. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hole
Charles Reaves
Chanute Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railway Co
Manhattan
Charles O. Carter
Santa Fe
Muehlebach
Urbana wedding shower honors Mrs Vergil Dahl
Mrs Vergil Dahl, formerly Sara Jane McRell, was feted at a Sept. 10 wedding shower in Urbana church basement. About 75 guests attended with blue and white decorations and refreshments. Hostesses included Mrs. Lewis Gilmore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Vergil Dahlstrom
Sara Jane Mc Rell
Mmes
Lewis Gilmore
H. V. Heilman
Harold Heilman
Darrel Dunivant
Ernest Gillett
Howard Bailey
Harold Stroud
Ladies Aid Society Plans Fall Events At Christian Church
The Christian church Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Charles Ballou presiding and leading the devotional. Plans were made for a food sale and a bazaar with Mrs. Barsby as auctioneer for the white elephant sale. A program of poems was presented by Mrs. M. E. and others, and members and guests attended.
Church Ladies Host Guests and Members in Chanute
The Chanute Tribune notes hostess duties fulfilled by Mrs. G. W. Morgan Mrs. Mary Pierce and Mrs. Vern Cupper with refreshments served to two guests Mrs. Carrie Cullison and Mrs. Howard and a group of 12 members on the event.
Search Abandoned for 20 Missing Pelagia Crew in Norway
Norwegian rescue officials halted the hunt for 20 missing Pelagia crew members after recovering five survivors and two bodies from the wreck. The American freighter Pelagia had been lost in rough seas off Bodoe, Norway, prompting an extensive search operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodoe
Norway
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Nelson-Fletcher
Legion Auxiliary
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Maple Grove School
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Iola
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Chanute
Blanche Beeman Baker
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Santa Fe Awards
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Ira Uden
Bert Childs
Unesco
W. D. Hempen
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Wells
Oley Apt
Lee Ludgen
Gene Langer
Buffalo
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Maynard Clough
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