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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
3
Advice column warns adults that joking about kids can cause lasting harm. Letters recount childhood taunts by relatives and a request for guidance on parental responses to teasing and practical issues for vacation rules.
Technical crews for Chanute Community Theater's summer production Bus Stop begin dress rehearsals tonight at 7:30 in Chanute Senior High School auditorium. Betty Engle directs as stage manager and promoter with Ethel Braden, Pete Sullivan on costumes. Corrine Walters, Nancy Huffman, Beverly Halbe on props. Seth B. Gray and Mrs Halbe on lights. Bob Stout on sound. volunteers urged for concessions, ticket sales, and ushers.
The City of Chanute Kansas will hold a budget hearing on August 15 at 8:00 p.m. in Memorial Hall to hear taxpayer objections and questions about the proposed budget and tax levy. Howard Parsons, Clerk. W. J. Althaber, Mayor. Amount listed 2416.16.
The Colfax Baptist Church Young People's Sunday School class held a wiener roast and picnic Thursday evening in Highland Park. Teacher Mrs. Harry Jackson led the group. Attendees included Virginia Madill, Patty Cooper, Shirley Uden, Mary Costin, Nancy Uden, Joyce Anderson, Marion Erickson, Don Madill, Raymond Erickson, Wayne Erickson, Jewell Knight, Breck Knight, Jack Knight, Marcia Elden, and Mrs. Jackson.
Sunday gathering at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park brought together numerous Lindquist relatives and in laws from Chanute Eric La Harpe Jeffersonville Altoona Altoona Hutchinson Yates Center and Kansas City along with guests Sandra King W H Hildebrandt Mike Savage and others. The list includes Homer Ellsworth Ira Lindquist John Lindquist Elias Heaton Grafton Boyd Bartholomew Ruth Ellen Boyd Lee Nancy Bartholomew George Wright Carl Lindquist Lewis Bartholomew Walter Bartholomew Bradley Arvid Lindquist Eldon Lindquist Cynthia and Patricia Lindquist and Dean Price Cyn thia and Patricia Lindquist.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ganson of Concordia announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen to Francis M. Neill of Cheyenne Wyoming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neill of Springfield Missouri. The ceremony is set for September in Concordia. Kathleen attended the University of Kansas as a Chi Omega member while Francis belonged to Triangle. Francis works as a photographer with Morrison Knudson and Associates in Cheyenne. The Gansons lived in Chanute from 1947 to 1959 before moving to Concordia.
Lois Slater daughter of T. E. Slater and Coleen Ruble daughter of Wayne Ruble will represent the Chanute Kayette Club at the Kayette Camp near Junction City. They depart Monday and return Friday with Slater to preside as club president and Ruble as program director. Mrs. Virgil Akins will also attend the camp, marking her sixth year on staff, staying two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Paul Davis 1305 S Malcolm hosted a dinner Sunday for daughter Mrs Richard McKinney and her children Dickie and Kathy who depart Wednesday with husband and father Alr Richard McKinney for Okinawa for a thirty month assignment. Guests included Mr and Mrs Danny Flynn Worchester MA Mr and Mrs Jack Shelvin Brenda Topeka Mr and Mrs Gary Berthot Steven and Kevin Wichita Mr and Mrs Hugh Berthot Mr and Mrs Harry Berthot Rosemary and Gerald Mr and Mrs Wayne Berthot Donnie and Carol Mr and Mrs Paul Davis Jr Jackie Marts Easter Beck Ralph Berthot Francis Berthot and Sammy Davis.
Sharon Bussman and David Ronald Shepard plan an August wedding after a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Marvin Wolfe, Ruby Jackson and Connie Clark in the First National community room. Invited guests included Ed Bussman, Lee Uden, R. L. Worley, Troy Carter, Junior Ray, Sidney Olson, Lemuel Beale, Carl Hibdon, Glenn Hanson, Willard Carlson, Gordon Erickson, Howard Barr, Lewis Clark, Carl Jackson, Edith Powell, Mel Kennedy, Carl Grady, John Jordan, Richard Wells, Carl Weiner Ill, Don Dunivant, Jake Byers, Robert Lopeman, Harry Jackson, Frank Sinclair, Lopeman, Ray Winder, Gordon Barker, Everett Wiles, Miss Lou LaRue and Miss Betty Engle.
Mrs. Roger Toomey hosted a committee meeting at 228 East 12th to plan the Class of 1954 reunion to be held Friday evening at Bank. July 1964 decorations featured a pink umbrella with pink lavender streamers and pink and white bells. Connie Clark led the event with gift ribbons and seating arrangements. Mrs. Waldrip of Chanute was elected chairman. the group seeks current addresses for several listed members and asks notify Mrs. Waldrip.
Community clubs and church groups list events for Tuesday August 6 1943 and Wednesday August 7 1963. Includes Baerathea Service Guild U U Church Gem and Mineral Society Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant Chanute Textile Paint Club Vilas HCA picnic and multiple Methodist Women’s Society meetings with assigned group leaders and locations.
A local cook explores adding curry to traditional French dressing, sparking culinary talk about flavor balance and potential new condiments. Enthusiasts praise experimentation while purists worry it distorts a timeless sauce.
The TOPS Determinettes met in Sawyer Hall for the regular monthly party Friday. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Cragg and Mrs. Fritz Gerardy. Roll call answered with each member giving her waist measure at marriage and current. Mrs. Ernie Wahl crowned queen for July weight loss, and Mrs. Simon Brooks honored for weight loss in the past week. A August birthday party was highlighted. An auction and bingo filled the afternoon. Next meeting set for August 9 in Santa Fe Park at 1:30.
Kathy Whitworth captured her second win in a week by taking the Milwaukee Women's Open at North Shore Country Club. She led from the final round start and finished seven strokes ahead of Louise Suggs and Jackie Pung, who shared runnerup money.
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