Juco Students First Entrants In Queen Contest
Four Chanute Junior College students are the first of 18 entrants in the Miss Chanute contest. They are Lyla Hanson Phyllis Gray Jackie Marts and Karen Maxwell. Miss Hanson is an 18 year old Chanute High School graduate, 5 4 tall 145 pounds. Miss Gray 18 5 2 108 pounds. Miss Marts 18 5 8 135 pounds a 1958 Chanute High School graduate employed at Self Service Grocery and Neosho Drive in. Miss Maxwell a Venus Academy Wichita graduate 18 blue eyes medium brown hair 5 2 104 pounds. Miss Chanute will reign over Fall Festival activities next week and receive a 50 gift certificate. Contest sponsored by the Jaycees Jaycee Jaynes. Hosts were Mrs Robert L Cox at 809 S Santa Fe. Ray Spencer gave devotions on Things Christians Need to Keep in Mind.
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Chanute Junior College
Lyla Hanson
Glenn F. Hanson
Phyllis Gray
John Gray
Jackie Marts
Lester Marts
S. Garfield
Karen Maxwell
E. W. Maxwell
Hanson
Chanute High School
Miss Gray
Miss Marts
The
Self Service
Neosho Drive-in
Venus Academy
Wichita
Maxwell
Robert L. Cox
Buddy Gerhardt
Merrill Brock
S. Santa Fe
Ray Spencer
1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog Ad
The Chanute Tribune Arts Dept announces new 1959 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog with designs for crochet knitting embroidery quilts dolls weaving and a cutout doll and clothes to color. Send 35 cents for the catalog plus 5 cents per pattern mailed to your address.
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Alice Brooks
Just Out
Trouble With Neighbors Drives Four Moves
Ann Landers advises a reader whose wife’s neighbor problems led to four moves. She suggests the wife may need a medical evaluation during midlife changes and stresses seeking professional help rather than relocating.
Booe Family Reunion Held in Humboldt Park
The Booe family reunion of Mrs. W. H. Booe was held at Humboldt Community Park. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Booe and Mr. and Mrs. Everett J. Booe assisted by Mrs. Joe Winkler and Mrs. Everett Carter. Ninety nine relatives attended notable attendees listed from Oswego to Parsons and Tulsa with multiple Booe family members in attendance.
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W. H. Booe
Humboldt Community Park
M. D. Booe
Everett J. Booe
Joe Winkler
Everett Carter
Ennis Booe
Richard
Patricia Patchin
Oswego
Kurt Booe
Manhattan
Fred McCoy
Eric
John Witty
Fredonia
Chester Booe
Ray Wheeler
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Harold Olson
Altoona
Ladell Morgan
Junior Robinson
Tulsa
Okla
Don Richards
Bob Menish
Wichita
Ralph Shultz
Parsons
John Huffmaster
Iola
Don Winans
Nicki Styce
Don Booe
Famiy
Kim McCoy
R. A. Sandage
Chanute
Carol
Everett W. Booe
William Huffmaster
Carl Huffmaster
Glen Barnett
Ronnie
Mary Barnett
Pat Shultz
Mary Shultz
Guy Boor
Kenneth Gibson
Lloyd Booe
Herman Krone
Humboldt
Helping Hand Club Finishes Quiltwork at встреч
Mrs Harry Hunt hosted the Helping Hand club on Wednesday. Sixteen guests and ten members attended a noon dinner and a day of quilting and embroidery. New member Mrs Esther Smith was welcomed and Mrs Laura Gericke will host next meeting. Cake bakers were Mines Charles Cox Hunt Wilbur Gates and Elmer Rowson.
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Harry Hunt
Helping Hand Club
Esther Smith
Laura Gericke
Mines
Charles Cox
Hunt
Wilbur Gates
Elmer Rowson
Fidelity Class In Meeting At Grant Avenue Baptist
The Fidelity class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a visitation program during their Thursday evening meeting. Mr and Mrs Carl Huffmaster and Mr.
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Fidelity
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Carl Huffmaster
Charter Draped At Grange Meeting
The Sorghum Valley Grange draped its charter for Mrs. O. W. Olson during a Wednesday evening meeting. Bryan Burk, master, and 11 officers were present. Six candidates received the first and second degrees. Roy McMillen reported on the community project. A donation was made to the State Grange Building fund. Refreshments were served to 32 members and a visitor.
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Sorghum Valley Grange
O. W. Olson
Bryan Burk
Roy McMillen
State Grange Building Fund
Sound Expert BPW Feature At St Louis Club
David Hargis of St. Louis spoke on The World of Sound at a Business and Professional Women club meeting in the Tioga Hotel Ballroom. The program included high fidelity demonstrations, group singing, birthday acknowledgments, and a United Fund drive pledge.
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David Hargis
St. Louis
Business and Professional Womens Club
Hargis
Tioga Hotel
Gladys Eaton
Mmes
Betty Gottlieb
Ed Peterson
Daisy Jordan
Vesta Lightfoot
Margaret Bloomheart
Blanche Petit
Adeline Fortney
Dave Peterson
Gottlieb
Helen Hubler
Barbara Willis
Adah McCune
Hope Garmon
Lou Roberts
Paulen Moeller
C. H. Decker
Elsie Cunningham
United Fund
Kansas Childrens Service League
Ada Livingston
Eunice Jackson Named Queen Candidate in Independence
The club selected Eunice Jackson as its queen contest candidate in Independence. National Business Women's Week will be observed Oct. 5-11 with the public affairs committee headed by Elizabeth Pieper to organize the next meet.
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Eunice Jackson
Elizabeth Pieper
Marian Martin Pattern 9347 Requested Details
Pattern printed with sizes 36 to 50 and yardage for 39 inch fabric. Instructions ask sending thirty-five cents per pattern plus mailing costs to Marian Martin in care of The Chicago Tribune Pattern Dept in New York. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept
P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Marian Martin
Chanate Tribune
West Sth St
N. N.Y
Merle Norman Cosmetics at Clara's Hat Shop Opens
Visit the new Clara's Hat Shop location at 16 S Lincoln for a Merle Norman Cosmetics demonstration. See a try before you buy display and discover your beauty potential today.
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Clara
RN Club Meets At Santa Fe Park
Gesena Korphage hosted a Santa Fe Park Shelter House picnic for 13 RN club members. The next meeting is a Halloween party at Mrs. Beryl Brown’s home, 320 S Western, on Oct. 28.
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Gesena Korphage
Donald Ray
Santa Fe Park
RN Club
Beryl Brown
S. Western
Sunflower Unit Lunch Meets at Mrs Junod's Home
Sunflower HDU members met at 506 S. Ashby for a 12 o'clock luncheon with fourteen in attendance. Mrs. Avery Sprague led the meeting with assigned topics, a business session followed, and UN Day was set for Oct. 24 in Erie. Crafts Day at the Armory on Sept. 11 had seven attendees. Members will attend Kansas Day Oct. 14 at the National Home Demonstration Convention in Wichita. Mrs. Junod presented the second part of the...
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Meembers
Sunflower Hdu
L. J. Junod
S. Ashby
Avery Sprague
Frank Burtle
Erie
Armory
Sprague
Burtle
Wichita
Why Use Milk Lesson Sparks Luncheon
In Chanute Tribune page three, September 26 1958 a lesson titled Why Use Milk led to a luncheon using milk in various ways. Mrs Homer LaForge Mrs Francis Meeker and Mrs Georgia Hosselt received gifts from secret pals. A thrift table was held for recreation and Mrs Ray Westling won the door prize.
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Mmes
Homer LaForge
Francis Meeker
Georgia Hosselt
Ray Westling
Ladies Aid Meeting Reports Lunch for Members and Guests
Center Grove Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Hurley Butts. After the business session eight members attended lunch along with a guest and two children. The group set October 15 for the next meeting with Mrs Pearl Collins.
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Center Grove Ladies Aid
Hurley Butts
Pearl Collins
One Pound of Brown Sugar Yields 24 Cups Packed
A kitchen note states that one pound of brown sugar produces 24 cups when firmly packed, illustrating how density affects volume measurements in recipes.
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Miss Chanute
Glenn E. Hanson
Drisdell
Juco
the Tribune
Ann Landers
Ann
Ann Lanners
Monty
Ron Landers
Chanute Tribune
Booe
Humboldt Park
Grange
Merle Norman Cosmetics
S. Lincoln
Sunflower Unit
Boyd Burns
W. Main
Bank of Commerce
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Jay
Rogers
MR. Rogers
W. Mai
Mercury - Edsel
Lincoln
Safe Buy
Phose
Johnson Brothers
Chonute
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