Bound to Win Class Meeting at Evangelical church annex
The Bound to Win Class met in the Evangelical United Brethren church annex Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Percy in charge. Mrs. Robert Callon led devotions from Genesis 12 1 4 and readings by Roy Smith. Mrs. Gertrude Byers was chosen nominating committee chair. committee members appointed. The program honored Mrs. Edith Pauli who is leaving town. readings by Mrs. Vivian Carver and songs by Carver and Anna Carlson followed. Prayer was offered by several members and refreshments served to 20 members and three visitors.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Percy
Robert Callon
Roy Smith
Cation
Gertrude Byers
Fannie Whitterberry
Mayme Hamilton
Edith Pauli
Vivian Carver
Christmas Crafts Meeting For Women At Central Park
The Women’s Arts and Crafts group meets Monday at the Central Park building from 9 to 12 to make Christmas decorations and ornaments. Patterns will be provided for other items. Attendees should bring scissors thread tissue needles glue and optional trims like small braids and rickrack.
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Central Park
Hutton PTA Study Group Plans Year Ahead
The Hutton PTA Study Group met Wednesday morning at Mrs. Glen Lacey’s home, twenty-seven E. 11th. Harold Anderson, principal of Hutton, attended as a guest. Sixteen members were present. A coffee get acquainted session was held and plans for the coming year were discussed. The next meeting is set for November 2 at Hutton.
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Hutton Pta
Glen Lacey
Harold Anderson
Hutton
St Elizabeth's Chapter Meets in Sawyer Hall
Twenty four members attended the St Elizabeth's Chapter of Grace Episcopal church gathering in Sawyer Hall. President Mrs Fred Gerardy led the meeting with devotions by Mrs Stan Cannon. Hostesses were Mrs Kenneth Keas and Mrs Kenneth Wright. Next meeting set for Oct 11.
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St. Elizabeth's
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
Fred Gerardy
Stan Cannon
Kenneth Keas
Kenneth Wright
Social Calendar items from Sept 1966 issue
We Who Club meets at Mrs W A Brazil 221 E 8th 1 30 p m Friday Wilson Class at First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m Saturday Do Si Do Square Dance Lessons Launching Pad 8 p m Sunday Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen IOOF hall 1 30 p m
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We Who Club
W. A. Brazil
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cranberry Spice Cake Filling Adds Color and Flavor
Cranberry takes a new role as a filling for spice and apple cake. The recipe uses a thawed frozen cranberry orange relish to create a tangy ribbon between two chocolate or spice layers, with spicy cream frosting and optional fresh cranberry garnish. Serves 12 to 16.
Military Medicare Bill for Johnson Approved by Congress
Congress passed and sent to President Johnson a compromise bill expanding medical care for 6.3 million active and retired military members and dependents. It allows civilian hospital care for retirees and dependents, sets up aid for handicapped dependents, offers care to retired reserves after age 60, with an estimated first year cost of 141.9 million dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Senate House
Shostakovich cancels London trip due to heart attack recovery
In Moscow, secretary reports Dmitri Shostakovich will not travel to London to receive the Royal Philharmonic Society gold medal because he is still recovering from a heart attack suffered on May 29. Hollywood notes Jill St John slipped on location at Riviera Country Club and was taken by ambulance for X rays.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shostakovich
London
Royal Philharmonic Society
Hollywood (Ap
Jill St. John
Hollywood
Riviera Country Club
Central Park Building Use Increases
The Chanute Recreation Commission reports Central Park Community Building usage from April 18 to Sept 15. In five months in use it hosted 11,491 attendees across 141 meetings by 20 groups on 81 of 151 possible days, with 2,426 attending dances totaling 21 percent.
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Chanute
Hulda Parker Chapter Meeting in Masonic Temple
Hulda Parker Chapter met Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Imelda Adelgren and Vernie Steele presiding. Guests invited from neighboring chapters for upcoming friendship meetings. In Memoriam observed for Ruth Tindel and Madge Miller. Past matrons and patrons introduced and honored. A serial hour followed with refreshments and decorations coordinated by local members.
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Hulda Parker
CBS
Masonic Temple
Imelda Adelgren
Vernie Steele
Golden Red
Yates Center
Altoona
Electa
Girard
Tyre
Cherokee
MayApple
Cherryvale
Warder’s
Coffeyville
Mrs Steele Hosts Sunflower EH Unit Meeting
Mrs W C Steele hosted the Sunflower EH Unit at her home 5298 Kansas Wednesday with Mrs J E Purviance assisting. Mrs E M Caldwell led the meeting and Mrs L J Junod taught What Goes with What. A donation to the Smurthwaite house Manhattan was made. Seventeen members attended and Mrs Purviance won the door prize.
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W. C. Steele
Kansas
J. E. Purviance
E. M. Caldwell
L. J. Junod
Smurthwaite House
Manhattan
Advisory Committee Sponsors Christmas Fair in Erie
The Christmas Fair in Erie Tuesday was sponsored by the Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Committee and the home economics agent Mrs. Lois Carlson. The day’s committee in charge was chaired by Mrs. Lloyd Dalton with members Mrs. Paul Lubbers and Mrs. Larry Barsch.
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Erie
Neosho County
Home Economics Advisory Committee
Lois Carlson
Lloyd Dalton
Paul Lubbers
Larry Barsch
Bridge winners at Country Club night event
Six tables of couples bridge were played on Wednesday at the Country Club. Prizes were awarded to Rhodes Danehower Rodger Findahl Mrs. Fred Dickerson and Mrs. Glen Shook a special prize was awarded to the remaining top pair.
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Rhodes Danehower
Rodger Findahl
Fred Dickerson
Glen Shook
Roy Williams
Heloise Household Hints Readers Share Money Saving Tips
Readers offer practical tips from refilling prescriptions on a back-page list to sewing slips from old garments. Advice covers safe clothing storage for firefighters, easy berry hullers, compact ironing setups, clever gift wrapping with oilcloth, and a note that Heloise cannot answer all letters but will respond when possible.
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Heloise
Chanute Tribune issue details for September 29 1966
The Chanute Tribune dated Thursday September 29 1966 presents local news, notices, and brief items from Chanute Kansas including community updates and local happenings tailored to residents and businesses in the area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Degrees Conferred by OES Chapter at Sunflower
Degrees were conferred Wednesday evening at Sunflower Chapter OES with O H Bates giving initiatory chants. Mrs. Howard Carder and Carl Schickhardt presided. Plans were made for Oct 12 honoring past worthy matrons and patrons. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harold Cox with helpers. Tables bore roses from Cox’s garden.
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Sunflower Chapter
O. H. Bates
Howard Carder
Carl Schickhardt
Harold Cox
Cecil Fowler
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Mrs. Mottershead
A. Spencer
Juanita Ferris
Lillian Williamson
Lillian
Meloise
Ruth
M.D
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Zenith Tvs
Rollow TV
11Th & S. Santa Fe
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W. Main
Sealy
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