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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1963
Page
3
In the Chanute Tribune column, teen readers describe pregnancy, broken schooling, and strained home life. Ann Landers offers guidance on relationships and safety, urging calm, responsibility, and parental involvement.
Golden Shrine No 8 of the White Shrine of Jerusalem held an installation in the Masonic Temple with Fred Hinrichs as guest of honor. Elvin Brenton was installed as worthy high priestess with multiple officers installed including Millard Drisdell as watchman of shepherds and Joe Rensing as noble prophetess. The ceremony featured presents, invocations, music and Bible ceremony concludes with Benediction by Rev. Ray.
Mrs Maurice Reagan of 910 S. Rutter was installed as Queen of Azrim Temple No. 81 Daughters of the Nile in Pittsburg Sunday. About 150 attended the ceremony with 250 guests at a reception led by J Hutchison pastor. Distinguished guest James G. Duff delivered greetings from Mirza Temple.
Library Week April 21 27 featured progress at the public library including the Heritage Room creation as a meeting place for adults and recognition of patrons board members study groups and staff for remodeling efforts during the past year.
Mr and Mrs Roy D Harmon of Buffalo celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. They were married in Fredonia on April 24 1938. Their five children include Ray Donald Harmon Sonoma Robert Leon Harmon Oswego James MacArthur Harmon San Diego and Debbie Mae at home. The library notes continued acquisitions and rising circulation in 1962 with 20923 total books 4376 borrowers 44186 annual circulation and 425 new children's volumes plus 986 adult volumes.
Roy Riley will demonstrate at the 10th Verdigris Valley Art exhibit in Independence at Riverside Park Exhibit Building April 26 27 and 28. The event, sponsored by the Ladies Library and Art Association, features more than 300 paintings with hours 9 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday and 9 am to 6 pm Sunday. An admission fee is charged. Works from Chanute are shown by Mrs Paschal Grimes Mrs Oliver Wendell Mrs R W Browning Mrs Chelsea Norman and Mrs E L Kay.
Past Matrons of the Sunflower Chapter CES met Monday evening at Mrs Kenneth Caldwell's home. Sixteen members and three guests attended as roll call was answered. A devotional from Matthew and a Prayer Perfect explanation were given. A quiz on Quotable Americans highlighted Abraham Lincoln Franklin Will Rogers and Mark Twain. Zula Montgomery won the door prize. Refreshments followed and the next meeting was set for May 27 at Mrs Bert Hargrove's home.
Community groups meet Wednesday April 24 1963 with Alcott STA Study Group Sunflower HDU BPW Sunflower Chapter CES Masonic Temple Women of Grace Episcopal St Marys clubs. Thursday April 28 1963 includes Mothers Club Delta Study Club Autumn Mothers Club Holly Snee Club Afternoon Bridge AAUW Maple Leaf with times and hosts.
The United Presbyterian women of the First Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Reuben Burkman led, introducing Mrs. Roy Gibson who presented the mission study Find Jesus First. A new book Who Cares added to the association library. Dessert served by Mrs. Burris Blume and Circle 5. Mrs. Lester Lawrence presided at the silver service.
The Merry Dell Paint club held an all day meeting at Carpenters Hall on Monday with a noon sack lunch for 11 members. The next gathering is scheduled for May 27.
The Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night at the Home Savings building with above average scores. North and South players Mr and Mrs Ru pard of Independence posted 82 and a half, while East and West pairs posted 9142 and 88, including Mrs Broadwell with Mrs Condgon and other pairings such as Mrs Kihm with Bob Allen and Mrs Hooker with Mrs Munger.
Forty Travis family members gathered Sunday April 21 at Carpenter's Hall for their annual reunion. Attendees from three states included G A Travis and family Topeka Rodger Templin and family Topeka Max Travis and son Earlton Omer Storck Skintook Rex Travis and daughter Norman Harry Leroy Great Bend Roy Stevens and Kathleen Kansas City Jim Travis Columbia Onega Jay Crum and children Onega Eugene Green and family Altoona Tilford Ames Carl Magill and family T N Bradford Chanute. The next reunion will be in Kansas City on the third Sunday in April.
The note requests a free demonstration and uses a concise tone. It mentions no participants or organizations and lacks concrete action details beyond offering a demonstration.
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