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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1964
Page
2
The article outlines cool, protein rich options for hot days. It highlights cold cuts, sandwiches, and egg based spreads with creative garnishes like cherry consomme glaze. It notes fresh summer fruits and vegetables, and new market items including red wine vinegar dressing and boneless turkey roast.
A surprise layette shower for Mrs Don Dunivant was held Tuesday evening at 1106 S. Tennessee. Guests enjoyed games and prizes with refreshments served by Mrs. Holder and co hosts.
The 35th annual Newland reunion gathered in Thayer at City Park hosted by Harley Newland families. A basket dinner fed 90 relatives and two visitors with Edwin Worley giving thanks. gifts were presented to Phillip and Richard Allen FE Carondelet Lil and other elder and younger members.
Readers send questions on dating a businesswoman who smokes a large cigar, teenage phone time limits, and a man who talks to himself. Ann Landers weighs in on manners, parenting, and memory slips with practical guidance.
A reunion of the George, Jack and Sam Allen families gathered at the south shelter house in Santa Fe Park on Sunday. A basket dinner was shared at noon and many relatives from multiple cities joined in photos and visits.
Frank Theis, Arkansas City Democratic National Committeeman, derides GOP governor nominee William Avery as using the office as a springboard to a U.S. Senate bid. He criticizes Kansas Republicans and touts Democratic ticket strength, with Mrs. Marie Vickers and several district candidates also joining a Washington meeting.
Local page three rounds up community notes and briefs from Chanute Kansas for Thursday August 6 1964. News items cover civic events church activities and upcoming local happenings. Oddments include society notices and brief reminders for residents.
Members of the Girls' Guild were honored at a breakfast hosted by the Women’s Mission Society of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Dale Sneeringer led the invocation and meeting, with Jennie McGee and Cindy Tolbert presenting devotions and conference reports. September was announced as Scholarship Month, and the mother daughter banquet was planned as a highlight. The Marjorie Sharp circle served as hostess.
Friday events include a Four Square HD unit picnic at Roy Johnson home, Sawyer Hall by the Determinettes, and a Sriges gathering at Country Club. Wilson Class meets at First Methodist Church. Times listed vary with a few early morning slots.
Several Methodist WSCS circles held meetings on Wednesday with announcements for an August 19 general gathering and a Friday Bible School program. The Rachel circle met at 1302 West 3rd Street with 17 members and two guests enjoying coffee before the session. Lloyd Dalton led the business and the lesson on what a Christian woman reads. Mary circle met at 1605 Evergreen with 14 members. J. Young chaired, Cora Schwietzer gave devotions, and M. C. Highbaugh led the lesson while Ray Inman and Milo Knapp helped serve.
Women’s Fellowship groups from First Christian Church met to study the Inman Christian Institute’s efforts aiding Spanish Americans. Group 3 met Mrs. Ed Wolfe with 15 members and a guest. Group 5 hosted 13 members. Group 4 met in the fellowship hall with nine members. Group 2 had fourteen attendees. Group 1 gathered at Santa Fe Park for coffee with nine attendees.
The Grant Avenue Baptist women gathered in the church basement on Wednesday with Ruth circle serving coffee. Mrs. Harold Neptune led the meeting. the Fellowship Guild presented the program Candies of the Lord. Participants included Barbara Webber, Jenna Kay Huffman, Connie Hottenstein, Lea Babcock and Marilyn Tiegreen.
The United Brethren WMA met Wednesday afternoon in the church fellowship room. Mrs. Larry Bailey led devotions and the mission study A View of Ceylon presented by Mrs. John Horton, Mrs. Elmer Gibson, Mrs. Arthur Garrison, Mrs. Effie Simon, and Mrs. C. E. Rains. Eight members and one visitor, Mrs. Tilda Riden of Mountain Grove, attended. refreshments followed.
News briefs note that Carthel Jack Withers departed Friday for South Viet Nam. His wife and three children reside at 1215 North Kansas. Mrs. D. L. Rumble, living at 1000 West Seventh, moved from Neosho Memorial Hospital to St Francis Hospital in Wichita for surgery scheduled Saturday. Rose Stauffer at 605 South Lincoln reports Don Carqueville of Waterloo Iowa is seriously ill. his wife is the former Bernice Tomlinson of Chanute.
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