Presbyterian Women Meet for Mission Film Night
The Presbyterian Women's Association met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Rev. William T. Hunt introduced the film Decision in Thailand. Mrs. Glen Hatfield presided as president with Mrs. John Hargrave and Mrs. Hunt accompanying the opening hymn. Tea followed, served by circle 7 under Mrs. Jim Gilbreath, with yellow daisy centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thailand
Presbyterian Women's Association
William T. Hunt
Glen Hatfield
John Hargrave
Hunt
Blanche Petit
Burris Blume
William H. Bailey
Fred Skinner
Circle 7
Jim Gilbreath
W. A. Hoofnagle
E. D. Lewis
Lindquist Birthday Dinner Honoring Resident
A covered dish dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lindquist 718 N Evergreen honoring Lindquist's birthday. Attending were Ira and Mrs Lindquist Homer Ellsworth George Wright Beulah Heaton Marsha Sue Thelda Mable Thornton Bernice Shoenafer John Lindquist Val Lindquist Eric Dick Denver USN Olathe Charles Lawson Wichita W H Hildebrant Buffalo Ralph Lindquist Cynthia Patricia Oliver Lindquist Loyd Chilson Willard Cleaver Eddie Helen Alley Tom Fredrick Ella Mae Lindquist Fred Lindquist and the honoree Mrs Lindquist and Eldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Lindquist
N. Evergreen
Lindquist
Messrs
Mmes
Ira Lindquist
Homer Ellsworth
George Wright
Beulah Heaton
Marsha Sue
Thelda
Mable Thornton
Bernice Shoenafer
John Lindquist
Val Lindquist
Eric
Dick Denver
USN
Olathe
Charles Lawson
Wichita
W. H. Hildebrant
Buffalo
Mines
Ralph Lindquist
Cynthia
Patricia
Oliver Lindquist
Loyd Chilson
Willard Cleaver
Eddie
Helen Alley
Tom Fredrick
Ella Mae _ Lindquist
Fred Lindquist
Eldon
Youth St. Cecilia Club Picnic Opens Highland Year
Forty two members attended the Youth St. Cecilia Music Club picnic in Highland Park to start the year. Patricia Blackston chaired. Mrs P L Forslund of the Senior club brought a greeting. Members answered roll call by instrument, a parliamentary quiz was held, and Rodney Seivers led program previews. Sponsors welcomed new members as yearbooks were distributed and games organized by Seivers, York, Wood, Ahlf, and Steeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
Highland Park
Patricia Blackston
P. L. Forslund
St. Cecilia Club
Betty Wilson
Rodney Seivers
Raymond York
Blaine Marks
Seivers
Jim York
Mary Wood
Janet Ahlf
Nancy Steeves
Wedding arrival etiquette and orange eating tips
The guidance advises the groom and best man to arrive at least 15 minutes before the ceremony and wait in the vestry, entering by a side door. It also describes proper orange eating: peel first, then pull apart, with an almond-like orange spoon used at breakfast.
Woman Asks if Inviting Date To Event Is Too Forward
A woman contemplates asking a man she has known for a while to join her at an entertainment event. She seeks guidance on whether the invitation would come across as too forward or presumptive.
Printed Pattern 9388 Jumper and Blouse Fabric Details
Misses sizes 10 12 14 16 18 described with a size 16 jumper requiring 3 yards of 35 inch nap fabric and a blouse needing 778 yards of 39 inch fabric. The notice reads like a sewing pattern specification for garment construction.
Pattern Order Notice From The Cha Pute Tribune
A pattern order form instructs sending thirty five cents plus five cents for each pattern to Marian Martin care of The Cha Pute Tribune Pattern Dept at 237 West 1Xth St New York NY Print plainly name address with zone size and style number for first-class mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colpa
Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West
Mason Haverfield Vows Announced In Nowata
Mr and Mrs James H Mason announce the marriage of their daughter Ne Fae to Jon Alan Haverfield son of Mr and Mrs Myron Jon Son both of Nowata Oklahoma The ceremony occurred at the Methodist parsonage in Miami on August 18 Mrs Haverfield is a Nowata High School graduate Haverfield a Chanute High School graduate and a U S Navy discharged veteran employed at City Service Oil Company in Bartlesville where they reside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Mason
Nowata
Okla
Ne Fae
Jon Alan Haverfield
Myron Jon
City Service Oil Company
Bartlesville
Miss Coe Reviews Spain Trip For Guild Meeting
Jacquita Coe reviewed highlights of her Spain trip during the CWF Guild meeting at Mrs. Alex Mih's home. Mrs. Charles Arnett presided, Vinnie Allison led the lesson, and Nora Sumner led devotions. Refreshments were provided for 10 members and a guest, Mrs. Marion Kibler. The next meeting is Oct 16 hosted by Miss Coe with Mrs. Ted Hurst presenting the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquita Coe
Spain
CWF Guild
Alex Mih
Charles Arnett
Vinnie Allison
Nora Sumner
Mih
Marion Kibler
Miss Coe
Ted Hurst
Myrle Um‘barger
Rainbow Assembly installs new officers in Chanute
Jean Trelogenn was installed as worthy advisor of the Chanute Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple. The event included installation of officers Judy Smith Evelyn Dormois Karen Sallee Deanna Durham and others with Charlotte Rhodes leading. A reception followed with about 125 guests and a serving committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Treloggen
Chanute Assembly Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Miss Treloggen
H. W. Treloggen
Daniel
Judy Smith
Worthy
Evelyn Dormois
Charity
Karen Sallee
Hope
Deanna Durham
Faith
Deannie Urks
Carolyn Loveall
Sandra Midcap
Barbara Balch
Barbara Brookhart
Nature
Carol Barnhart
Nancy Steeves
Fidelity
Kathy Coulter
Linda Cochran
Service
Kay Blair
Confidential Observer
Sharon Moore
Outer Observer
Pat Blackston
Donna Moon
Charlotte Rhodes
Ralph Caldwell
Marshall
Treloggen
A. H. Alcock
Hazel Slane
Janis Browning
Sherrolyn Leavitt
Linda Dalton
Linda Malson
Sherrie McGhee
Kay McCulloh
Jane Murphy
Bilfie
Mrs Kelley Hosts Lioness Club at Her Home
Mrs. Carl W. Kelley hosted the Lioness Club at 1220 W 4th Tuesday evening. Committees for the coming year were announced as Mrs Kelley presided. Mrs Neal W McCoy was elected secretary treasurer replacing Mrs Homer E Cook who resigned. Canasta night saw high score by Mrs Cook and second by Mrs James D Ganson. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs F D McWilliams to 14 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Kelley
Lioness Club
Kelley
Neal W. McCoy
Homer E. Cook
Cook
James D. Ganson
F. D. McWilliams
Birthday Dinner By Friendly Thimble Club
The Friendly Thimble Club honored three members with a birthday dinner at Pearl Rapp’s home 315 S. Allen. President Mrs. Fred Bartholomew led the meeting and Mrs. Ray Brown gave devotions. The next gathering is planned for October 3 with Mrs. Lyle Swink at 1714 S. Evergreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Mmes. C. P. Rhoades
Pearl Rapp
Lyle Swink
Walden Moser Wed In Parsons Church
Mrs. Cora Estell Walden of 524 North Central married Oliver Moser of Collinsville Oklahoma on September 9 at 3 pm in Central Avenue Christian Church Parsons. Rev Arthur Fleming officiated. A reception followed at Frances Copeland home. The Mosers will reside in Collinsville Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Estell Walden
Central
Oliver Moser
Collinsville
Okla
Central Avenue Christian Church
Parsons
Arthur Fleming
Moser
Paul E. Moser
B. McGee
Amy Osgood
Harmon Schooley Reunion in Highland Park
The Harmon-Schooley reunion met in Highland Park on Sunday with a basket dinner and a short business meeting planning a biannual family newsletter. Next reunion set for the third Sunday in September at Highland Park, with many attendees listed from Kansas and Missouri communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon-Schooley
Highland Park
Leannan
Bound to Win Class Meets at EUB Church
Bound to Win at the EUB church held a Wednesday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs Wesley Hamilton and Mrs Clinton Bowman with 15 members present. Mrs Arthur Carlson presided, Mrs J S Whitteberry gave devotions, and Mrs Effie Fritz led the lesson. Games were played and refreshments served. next meeting set with Mrs Claude Carver at 315 S Western on October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hamilton
N. Plummer
Clinton Bowman
EUB Church
Arthur Carlson
J. S. Whitteberry
Effie Fritz
Claude Carver
S. Western
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings
Friday events include Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge with a covered dish dinner at noon, Laurel Mothers Club at 1 30 p m, Dorothea L. Dixtent memorial blog at 2 30 p m, and a 1 30 p m Odd Fellows Hall meeting. Golden Shrine and White Shrine hosts dinner at six thirty with friendship night and a stated meeting. Ladies Day Bridge at the Country Club at 1 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Bowers
Laurel Mothers Club
John Diamond
Dorothea L. Dixtent
LF & E
Odd Fellows Hall
Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Ants To Boil In Water At Savonburg Teacher Event
Buffalo high school teachers of Midway Consolidated School were honored at a Sunday gathering at the Deets home in Savonburg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Horn John Laster Braman Clinesmith Saunders Langner Summerville and others as well as teacher Mrs Roy Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
Lee Herrin
Joyce
Ann
Marilyn Baker
Savonburg
Midway Consolidated A
Max
Methodist
Messrs
Mmes
James E. Horn
John Laster
Braman
R. Clinesmith
Harold Sauders
M. J. Sperry
Gene Langner
M. Summerville
Roy Robertson
Scout News: Girl Scout and Troop 3 Meet for Fall Plans
The Girl Scout Association met at Hutton School for a covered dish dinner and business session with 31 members. Mrs. Art Holmes presided as president and Mrs. Wayne Cooper outlined the year, including Fall Festival parade participation and a fall cookie sale. Troop 3 Boy Scouts met at First Methodist Church basement to plan an overnight hike and tent purchases. New Troop 3 officers were elected. District Court of Honor set for Sept 21 at Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Association
Hutton School
Art Holmes
Wayne Cooper
First Methodist Church
District Court of Honor
Humboldt
Jack Brookhart
Jim Bedenbender
Ricky Hummer
Terry Sutcliffe
Adrian Dalton
Kenneth Winters
Butch Palen
Nick Sharp
Danny Slane
How Can I Exterminate Ants and Tighten Belts
A reader suggests using chloride of lime in an earthen dish to deter black ants and keeping sulphur in drawers to repel ants. For sewing machines, avoid belt removal and apply machine oil to the pulley. For olive oil, add a pinch of salt to improve palatability.
Ard descendants gather for Humboldt family reunion
The Ard family of Elsmore hosted a reunion Sunday at the Humboldt Community Park cabin. A covered dish luncheon was shared at noon and the afternoon was spent informally with attendees including Paul Ard E Pavlicek Earlard Eugene Rigole Richard Lilvie Lonnie and others from Chanute Elsmore and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
John Ard
Elsmore
Paul Ard
E. Pavlicek
Earlard
Eugene Rigole
Richard
Lilvie
Lonnie
Chanute
Russell Page
Language quiz corrections on grammar and pronunciation
The article answers five questions: 1. replace are with is and use plural agreement for former. 2. stress the first syllable of strategist. 3. supersede is misspelled. 4. distorted means twisted from the regular shape. 5. furtive means stealthy or sly starting with fu.
Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Odd Fellows Hall luncheon
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B of RT met at 12:30 for a covered dish luncheon in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Ray Walker and Mrs. J. O. Purviance led the event, with Mrs. C. A. Morris presiding over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Ray Walker
J. O. Purviance
C. A. Morris
Baby Gives Birth Unassisted Then Seeks Hospital Care
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas Mrs James Parker chose to deliver her second child at home without help and waited for her husband to return from work before informing him The 8 pound 8 ounce girl was later taken to a hospital and declared healthy The couple's first child was born in a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
James Parker
Blind man seeks jury duty rights in California appeal
Domenic J. Sposeto of Oakland appeals to the Dist. Court of Appeals to overturn a discrimination denial and compel Alameda County to allow him to complete a juror's affidavit. He argues a state law requires blind citizens to be allowed to serve on juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Domenic J. Sposeto
Oakland
Dist. Court of Appeals
Alameda County
Sposeto
Juror Exclusion Sparks Bias Claims in Alameda Case
Sposeto labels the juror exclusion biased and illegal while Kenneth Jernigan of the Alameda County Club of the Adult Blind says his group backs Sposeto. The dispute centers on whether a juror’s possession of his natural faculties was properly considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sposeto
Kenneth Jernigan
Alameda County Club of the Adult Blind
Runaway teens admit stealing car in Coffeyville case
Two Coffeyville junior high girls ages 13 and 14 admitted stealing a car Monday after saying they just wanted to go somewhere. The vehicle was abandoned in Augusta. they were picked up in Wichita by police, held until parents arrived, and remain in parental custody until a Sept. 26 juvenile court hearing before Probate Judge David Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Art Gamble
Augusta
Wichita
David Scott
Gamble
Battle for Homestake Peak at Camp Hale
U S forces today fought to seize control of the 13 211 foot Homestake Peak at Camp Hale Colorado as military operations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hale
Colo.p
U. S
Chanute Tribune Item Highlights September 20 1956
Chanute Tribune brief notices from September 20 1956 summarize local events and announcements on page 3. Readers find community updates, civic notices, and fleeting notices of interest to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Army Ends Mountain Cold Weather Exercises on Continental Divide
Army maneuvers in rough mountain terrain and cold weather near the Continental Divide approach completion. Units conducted advance cold weather drills and simulated high altitude operations to test endurance and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Divide
Kansas zone schools to open across nine cities
Nine zone schools for local teachers associations will begin in Kansas next week. Sponsored by the Kansas State Teachers Assn. the events run in Oakley September 24-25 Liberal September 25-26 Pratt September 27-28 Lindsborg September 28-29 Topeka October 1-2 Ottawa October 8-9 Coffeyville October 9-10 Augusta October 11-12 and Concordia October 12-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Teachers Assn
Oakley
Liberal
Pratt
Lindsborg
Ottawa
Coffeyville
Augusta
Concordia
Traffic Engineers To Study Safety In Topeka
Topeka will host a traffic engineering conference on October 11 as a prelude to the governor’s fifth annual highway safety conference. State safety director Claud R. McCamment said the session will give safety leaders added insight into traffic problems ahead of the governor’s meeting on October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Claud R. McCamment
Dfw Babies Born at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Twin daughters Karen Jean and Colleen Ruth Webber are born Sept 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gene Webber of 121 S. Kansas. Also born Sept 8 is Douglas Lee Brooks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brooks Jr. of 1611 S. Highland. Donald Wayne Byers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Byers of 1027 S. Garfield, and Gregory John Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Walters of 909 W. Oak, both born Sept 5 and Sept 10 respectively at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Jean
Colleen Ruth Webber
Lloyd Gene Webber
S. Kansas
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Douglas Lee Brooks
Lester Brooks Jr
S. Highland
Donald Wayne Byers
Fred W. Byers
S. Garfield
Gregory John Walters
Clarence J. Walters
W. Oak
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Rainbow
Mrs. Kelley
J. J. Keller
Joplin
Rupert Harmon
Springfield
Harley Record
Gary
Paul Lavery
Jenny
Billy
Dude Blackburn
C. C. Holley
Warren Schooley
Juanita
Rodney
Rebecca
Charlotte
Horton
Everett Bricker
Charles
Sue
Sarah
Debbie
Emporia
A. B. Ryder
Kathryn
Edgar Schooley
Columbus
Messrs. and
Marion Schooley
Albert Stoddard
Ronald
Ward Beshore
Rich Hill
Nina Lois Clark
Butler
Floyd O’rear
W. RR. Schooley
Hume
Robin Hood
Harrison
Scout News
Nation
W. Main
Cleaners
Independence
Wendell De-Long
Strawn
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Harold Hansen
Burris Millican
Hansen
Yates Center
Cherryvale
Millard P. Buck
Erie
Marguerite Grannemann
Walnut
Neosho County
Dean
Doan
Playtex
Fabrico
Montgomery Ward
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