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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1963

Page

3

Ladds Celebrate Fifty Years of Marriage

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ladd mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Humboldt Legion Hut. They wed April 9, 1913, at the bride’s parents’ home near Humboldt and have lived in the Chanute area. All children plan to attend. no gifts requested.

E. L. Ladd Legion Hut Humboldt Alta Ellison Davis Ellison Ennis Laddd Chanute Russell Florence Miller Carl Warren Kimballton Iowa Floyd

Jennifer Jordan to Wed James H. Allen in April 20

Mrs. Ned H. Allen hosted a bridal shower for Jennifer Jordan of Kansas City Kansas with co host Mrs. Martin James Allen. Mrs. Frank Jordan poured and decorations featured lace over pink with candlelabra and a miniature wedding cake.

Ned H. Allen S. Malcolm Jennifer Jordan Kansas City Kan James H. Allen Martin James Allen Frank Jordan Mmes Arch Allen Junior Fritz E. E. Zastrow Tom Donovan D. E. Briggs R. D. Worley Joe Jackson R. W. Lind, Sr R. W. Lind, Jr F. E. Koerting Ray Richman B. H. Korphage Jane Allen Marion Bogle Hugh Hollenshead John Lack Walter Galetti Bob Dorn Dean

Fox Recital in Carnegie Hall by Fox and Cross

Frank M. Fox former Chanute pianist gave a concert at Carnegie Recital Hall in New York City with guest tenor John B. Cross. The program included Fox composed songs with Cross providing the lyrics. Fox studied in Chanute under Edna Petterson and Reginald Strait and later attended Juilliard after serving as Grace Episcopal Church organist in Chanute.

Frank M. Fox Chanute John B. Cross Carnegie Recital Hall New York City L. P. Galbraith S. Central Herb Fox N. Washington Edna Petterson Reginald Strait New York Fox Grace Episcopal Church Cross

Social Calendar for Wednesday and Thursday April 3 1963

Readable listings for church meetings clubs and study groups across Stark Altoona and surrounding areas. Activities include Woman’s Society of Christian Service United Presbyterian Women circles PEO Sisterhood Study Club Friendly Thimble and Royal Neighbors of America with times from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and venues including First Methodist Church St Patrick’s School and Grant Avenue Baptist Church.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church United Presbyterian Women Women’s Missionary Assn United Brethren In Christchurch Preyer Friendly Thimble Club St. Patrick's Altar Society St.Patrick's School Rainbow Veterans United Presbyterian Women M. Lb. Morton N. Forest Clifford Gibson Ain Edwin Rideau W. 6Th H. C. Bodiey Larson P.E.O. Sisterhood Edwin C. Cather S. Evergreen Modern Mothers Club Quentin Nelson W. 4Th Tioga Lowell Kreiger S. Lafayette WSCS Laure Klingner Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of God Joseph Adams Fellowship Hall Rural Grange Meeting Rural Echoo P.m Senior Mothers Club P. L. Perstlund W. Sth

Soviet rockets said more powerful and accurate

The Soviet army newspaper Red Star claimed Soviet rockets and missiles are far more powerful and accurate than American ones, signaling a tougher stance in the arms comparison.

Moscow Red Star

Jody Maple Celebrates Son's Third Birthday Party

Mrs. Joseph L. Maple hosted a 2:30 p.m. birthday party for her son Jody at 1129 S. Washington. Guests included Pami Jones, Keith Splane, Vera Lynn, Jayne Ann McClay, Billy and Roger McCann, Jacquiline Maple, and the honoree as games and refreshments were enjoyed.

Joseph L. Maple S. Washington Jody Pami Jones Keith Splane Vera Lynn Jayne Ann McClay Billy Roger McCann Jacquiline Maple

Creative Ceramics Arts Crafts Lesson

Twenty members of the Arts and Crafts Club met at the Launching Pad for an all day session on Creative Ceramics led by Mrs. William Brazil. Roses leaves candy dishes and other articles were crafted and a leaves seahorses shells in plastic crystals demo was shown. Textile painting by Mrs. Jim Merrick was displayed and pixie dolls are planned for next meeting overseen by supervisor Mrs. Hans Herold.

Arts and Crafts Club William Brazil Jim ‘Merrick Hans Herold

Above Average Scores In Duplicate Bridge

The Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Tioga Hotel for a session with above average scores posted by several pairs. Notable results included Mrs J Frank Jones and Mrs Clyde Bloomheart at 542 and Murray Shively with Charles Broadwell at 52 percent, along with other pairs such as Murray Shively and Ralph Caldwell at 51 percent and Mrs Bob Allen with Fred L Johnson at 51.5 percent.

Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel J. Frank Jones Clyde Bloomheart Murray Shively Charles Broadwell Ralph Caldwell Bob Allen Fred L. Johnson F. G. Hooker Merle Bauer Fred Foster

Scout Night at St Patrick’s Gym Highlights Senior Scout Program

Scout units 171 133 161 and Senior Scouts hosted a parents night in St Patrick s gym with a flag ceremony led by Linda Butler Deidre Barker Vickie Van Leeuwen Betty Durkin Mary Beth Standfast Linda Padilla Patty Huffman Monica Savedra Lydia Muninger and Debra Greve A covered dish dinner followed by a candlelighting ceremony Mary Ellis welcomed attendees Ralph Ellis spoke in response and program details covered Five Point Senior Scout program and a typical Brownie meeting for Troop 171

St. Patrick's Gym Linda Butler Deidre Barker Vickie van Leeuwen Betty Durkin Mary Beth Standfast Linda Padilla Patty Huffman Monica Savedra Lydia Muninger Debra Greve Mary Ellis Ralph Ellis Five Point

Neosho Valley Busy Bees Elect Junior Officers

The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club met March 25 at the Neosho Valley school. Officers elected include Richard Erickson president Harold Anderson vice president Doug Lopeman secretary and treasurer Bruce Parker reporter Connie Hart song leader and Sharlene Parker pianist.

Neosho Valley Busy Bees Roger Erickson Susan Erickson Richard Erickson Harold Anderson Doug Lopeman Bruce Parker Connie Hart Sharlene Parker Joyce Anderson Wayne Erickson Loren Carter Virginia Madill Barbara Cottrell Raymond Erickson Frank Anderson

Kansas Doctor Elected to General Practice Board

Dr. George E. Burkett of Kingman Kansas won a seat on the three member board of the American Academy of General Practice at the organization's scientific assembly in Chicago.

Chicago George E. Burkett Kingman Kan American Academy of General Practice Medical Organizations Scientific Assembly

Campfire Skit and Songs Demonstration by Scout Troops

Seventh and eighth graders participate in a campfire themed program directed by Mrs How ard Hollenshead. Troop 133 and Troop 161 present a demonstration with Belgian Congo song and group singing around the campfire.

Howard Hollenshead

Ann Landers column on stay awake pills and social issues

The Chanute Tribune reprints Ann Landers advice from 1961 including a wife urging care for a college husband misusing Bennies, a mother defending going steady for a 13 year old, and questions about gender double standards and the consequences of illicit relationships.

Ann Landers Bennies Social Security Ann R.D R. D

Homebuilders Class Meets at Church

The Homebuilders Class of the First Baptist Church met last night at the church for a covered dish dinner with 30 members attending. The Rev. Ray Hutchinson gave the invocation, and Bob Henry led the devotion from Acts The Resurrection. Three short films were shown, Last Journey to Jerusalem The Resurrection and The Last Supper.

First Baptist Church Ray Hutchinson Bob Henry Jerusalem

Les Des Meet At Berry Home

Christina Berry presided over a Les Des meeting at her home 321 S Garfield. Members Judy Kay Wilson Carol Umbarger and Susie Kruse volunteered to work at the hospital snack shop on April 20. Money-raising projects and rushing plans were discussed with sponsor Mrs J M Mc Guire. The next meeting will be with Diana Weber 315 S Central.

Christina Berry S. Garfield Miss Berry Judy Kay Wilson Carol Umbarger Susie Kruse J. M. McGuire Diana Weber S. Central

Sorority Elects Officers At Heritage Room Meeting

Beta Delta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met in the library Heritage room last night with Mrs. Ed Thompson presiding. Mrs. Robert Hembree was elected president, Alta Spurrier vice president, and other officers named. Iola led a lesson on Your Chapter Assignments as refreshments were served.

Beta Delta of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Ed Thompson Robert Hembree Alta Spurrier Marcella LaSalle Mary Lou Conway Christine Drake

Zone 3 ESA Dinner Meeting In Tioga Hotel

Zone 3 of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at the Tioga Hotel for a Sunday noon dinner meeting with an Easter theme. Zone chairman Helen Willis presided as 22 members attended and Deanna Wychoff was elected the new zone chairman for the coming year. Bonnie Gunter of Manhattan attended as guest.

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Tioga Hotel Helen Willis W. 7Th Bonnie Gunter Manhattan Deanna Wychoff Beta Rho Independence

Two New Members for Shakespeare Club Meeting

Mrs. Don Abbhehl hosted the Shakespeare Club with two new members welcomed Mrs. Judd Lanning and Mrs. William T. Hunt. Plans were made for an April 23 birthday celebration and a tea led by Mrs. Albert Kihm and Mrs. R. W. Good. The group finished reading King John and will meet again April 15 at 2 p.m.

Don Abbhehl Shakespeare Club Judd Lanning William T. Hunt Abbeuhl Albert Kihm R. W. Good Good Abbuehl

Chenute Tribune Page Three Published April Second 1963

The Chenute Tribune issues its Page Three for Tuesday April 2 1963 featuring local briefs notices and community happenings across Chanute Kansas with names and places likely listed in the readable text.

The Chenute Tribune

Local Wellness Chapter Promotes Health and Harmony

Advertises a health focused study chapter at 18 N Forest Chanute with hours 24 PM except Sundays and holidays. Centers on health harmony and well being as outcomes for participants.

N. Forest Chanute

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