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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
3
A reader asks about exposing children to Ann Landers column and another on parents who drink in front of children. The columnist defends the guidance column, notes youth exposure, and emphasizes moral principles. A teen speaker vows to avoid liquor citing family alcoholism.
A memorial building fund has been started at St Patrick's Catholic church in memory of Floyd Osborn. Gifts may be left at Johnson Mortuary.
Pittsburg Kan AP Dr George F Budd is scheduled to be inaugurated as president of Pittsburg State College on September 17 with the opening convocation. In charge of the program is Dr Alvin H Proctor dean of graduate studies and invites Gov William H Avery and state education leaders. Budd previously led St Cloud State College and succeeds Leonard H Axe who retires to lead Kansas Revenue in Topeka.
After cooking and draining, toss noodles with plenty of butter and minced parsley. A simple method emphasizes rich butteriness and fresh herb brightness.
Mr and Mrs Adrian Wiggans of Wichita and guests Mr and Mrs Frank West of Los Angeles will be Sunday guests of Roy Wiggans at 318 N Western for a reunion of the descendants of the late G N Wig gans. The Roy Wigganses were in Wichita last weekend for the wedding of their grandson Mike Richey of Erie.
The Plainsmen quartet of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, will present a gospel music concert Monday at 8 p.m. at the Humboldt First Christian Church located at 9th and Osage.
Neosho Valley Coin Club discussed arrival of coin books at the Public Library during a Wednesday meeting in the First National Bank building. Floyd Hansen presided as titles included Guidebook of U S Coins and Grading U S Coins. door prizes went to Joe Hilton and Charles Heaton. Earl Morgan led a post meeting auction. coffee and cookies were served.
Mrs. Lynn McDonald of Kansas City wins first place in a national Grange sewing contest among 55 000 entries. Her four year old daughter Nancy models a two in one dress and jumper set in orange and white striped cotton featuring a dachshund appliqué whose body lengthens in the kick pleat. A shoe button serves as the dog’s eye.
Karl McDonnell of Archie Missouri was elected treasurer at the International Flying Farmers annual convention. Dayton Chisholm of Fort Pierre South Dakota was named president for 1967 to be held in Arkansas at a site to be selected later. Ed Nieman of Holyoke Colorado was elected president of the Flying Farmer Teens and Doug Peters of Ellinwood Kansas was elected vice president. The Sept 8 meeting will be at the Memorial building.
Nine members attended the Peace and Progress HDU meeting at Santa Fe Park south shelterhouse. Mrs. C. E. Steinman presided as Terry Hadsall a Troop 100 EUB senior scout spoke on safety. Kay Faulkner won the door prize. noon dinner followed. Guests included Miss Faulkner and the Lea, Wise families, with plans for September 9.
The WSCS program at First Methodist church opened by Mrs. Floyd Potter at 9. Margaret Sales led devotions after MYF Institute notes, with two piano pieces by Sallie Embry. Mary Hupp reported on a missionary tour of northern states visiting children homes day nurseries and homes for the aged. Mrs. Howard Jenkins led and announced the August 29 planning meeting. Mrs. Charles Day chaired Ruth Circle which provided coffee before the meeting. Guests included Mrs. William Cutrell and Mrs. Elsie Shue.
EUB church women groups met for business and study on the lesson Give God Glory through Women's Redemptive Role in Society. Plans were made for a September father son banquet and funds approved to mail bandages to mission hospitals in Nigeria and Sierra Leone. Seven Rebecca circle members gathered at Bethel with Mrs. Keith Chartier presiding.
4-H Willing Workers club held a meeting Tuesday at Hillcrest school where ribbons for fair roll call were awarded. Janie Neely led group singing. Kenneth Small and Jimmy Stich gave project talks, Lynnta Swiler and Jim Neely demonstrated. Sherrill Fisher contributed music appreciation. A swimming party was planned for Aug 23 at Chanute Refresh mer.3 were served. New officers will be elected at the Sept 2 meeting.
The American Legion auxiliary elected officers led by Mrs. E. C. Cornish as president and Ruth Purdy as second vice president. New members were welcomed and Ada Livingston’s birthday was observed at the session. Representatives to Girls State Leynette Davis Mary Ellis and Doris Diver spoke, with sponsors listed as Mmes. Nation Williams Morris and Cornish. The installing will occur at the September meeting.
Women of the Earlton EUB church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. J. Salzman at 924 S Western. Prayer was led by Mrs. E. J. Bradshaw and Mrs. John Osborn gave the devotions. An article Building Temples was read by Mrs. Wayne Taylor. Mrs. A. J. Elliott, vice president, presided. A dessert was served to 16 members and one guest Mrs. M. D. Cook of Colorado Springs.
Interim Minister Dr Max C Deweese serves at the First Christian church. Born in Springhill he studied at KU and Chapman College in Los Angeles, then Drake University and preached in Des Moines. He held pastorates in St. Paul Minnesota Kansas City Kansas and Leavenworth, retiring in 1960 after 17 interim posts. His wife is assistant dean at Phillips University Enid Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs A Harold Williams Humboldt announce the engagement of their daughter Judy to Donald R Coultis son of Mr and Mrs George I Pankratz Wichita Miss Williams graduated Humboldt High School and attends Vernon School of Cosmetology in Wichita Coultis a Wichita High School West graduate and is employed by Lear Jet Co Wichita The wedding is set for Sept 12 at the Christian church in Humboldt
Dr Josiah Simpson Hughes 81 emeritus chemistry professor at Kansas State University died at home Thursday. He gained wide recognition for his research in animal nutrition. Hughes joined the Kansas State faculty in 1910 and led as head nutritionist at the state agricultural experiment station from 1920 to 1954 before retirement.
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