Summertime Food Features Offer Wide Market Choices
Betty Williams surveys local markets and finds bananas cheaper, peaches and berries variable, tomatoes strong in Chanute, and peppers and lemons good buys. Canned peaches cheaper than last year, many items down in price, while meats like duck roasts and barbecued options entice shoppers. A broad array of produce and pantry items, including delis and specialty chips, highlights the summer bargain stretch.
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Department of Agriculture
Chanute
Colorado
CWF Meets at Church in Specialty Breakfast Gathering
The Christian Women's Fellowship met Wednesday in the church dining room for a 61 attendee breakfast served by Mrs. Marion Wise and Group 2. Mrs. Forrest Cleming led the business meeting while Dr. Testerman from India was announced to speak September 15 at the church.
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Christian Women's Fellowship
The
Christian Church
Marion Wise
Forrest Cleming
Harold Cox
Wise
Dr. Testerman
India
Mmes
John Parkins
Jerry Jones
Harold Vaughn
Fidon Vaughn
Bob Larrick
PTA Activities Murray Hill
The Murray Hill PTA executive board met at the home of president Mrs Robert Jenkins 320 5 Wilson last night at seven. New committee chairmen were introduced and plans for the teachers reception and the coming school year were discussed. The first general meeting will be September 9 at the Murray Hill gymnasium. The hostess served coffee and cookies to thirteen members.
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Murray Hill Pta
Robert Jenkins
Wilson
Murray Hill Gymnasium
Beef roasts and poultry top prices at supermarket counters
Beef roasts and chicken fryers lead this week's meat counters with attractively priced lamb cuts in several areas. Turkeys are promoted in some regions for Sunday dinners while pork supplies stay tight after seasonal lows. Egg prices rose on both coasts though down in some regions as fresh fruits and vegetables remain abundant with watermelons coming in strong.
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Associated Press
Social Calendar Dial Tribune
Social events listed for Friday August 16 1963 include Wilson Class at Methodist Church 16 a.m EVUB Church 7 30 p.m Past Presidents LA RT Neosho Valley HDU north shelterhouse Santa Fe Park bring covered dish and table service 7 3 Om
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Wilson
Methodist Church
EVUB
Sharon Drybread Birthday Party Honors Local Girl
Sharon Kay Drybread, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Drybread Jr., was honored on her third birthday with a Saturday morning circus themed party at 316 N. Washington. Attendees included family friends and relatives such as Jo Ann and Billy Drybread, Becky Newland, Mindy Russell, Mike Byers, Dana and Lisa Wallace, Stacey and Chris Aday, grandmothers Mrs. Dorothy Byers and Mrs. Bill Drybread, and Mrs. Margaret Newland among others. A gift arrived from Mrs. Ira Whitworth.
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Sharon Kay Drybread
L. W. Drybread Jr
N. Washington
Jo Ann
Billy
Becky Newland
Mindy Russell
Mike Byers
Dana
Lisa Wallace
Stacey
Chris Aday
Dorothy Byers
Bill Drybread
Sam Newland
Margaret Newland
Larry Evers
Charles Russell
Wayne Wallace
Wilfred Aday
Ira Whitworth
Closing program for Bible School at First Methodist
Vacation Bible School theme Widening Relationships teaches global peoples, their contributions and needs. The school closes Friday at 7 30 p m with a sharing time for parents and friends. Exhibits, department songs litanies and games presented. The film People to People will close the program.
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First Methodist Church
Chilren
Ruth Circle Hostess Meeting at Methodist Church
Ruth Circle of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Charles Cox at 421 S Highland with Mrs. Ralph Morgan as co host. Breakfast was served to 18 members and two guests Mrs. Robert Geiger and daughter Monica. Lesson by Mrs. Felix Bouray. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Robert Radar 414 West Elm.
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Ruth Circle
The
Methodist Church
Charles Cox
S. Highland
Ralph Morgan
Robert Geiger
Monica
Felix Bouray
Robert Radar
West Elm
Service Guild Meets at Zion Lutheran Church
The Zion Lutheran Service Guild met in the church basement Tuesday evening with vice president Mrs. Henry Andert in charge. Mrs. Glen Allison led the devotional period, and Mrs. Andert gave the lesson. Members worked on cutting and piecing a quilt as the evening project. Refreshments were served to nine members and one guest, Mrs. Marius Phillips, by Mrs. Reuben Willis and Mrs. Joe Batesel.
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Zion Lutheran Service Guild
Henry Andert
Glen Allison
Andert
Reuben Willis
Joe Batesel
Marius Phillips
Esther Circle Meeting Highlights at Heritage Room
The Esther Circle of the World Service of the EUB Church convened Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. P. A. Swan presiding. Mrs. William Baldwin led the devotional, and Mrs. Ernie Wahl presented a program on the church in East Asia titled This Is Your Life. Mrs. Frank Percy provided refreshments for eleven members and guests.
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Esther Circle
Women’s Society of World Service
EUB
Heritage Room
P. A. Swan
William Baldwin
East Asia
Ernie Wahl
Frank Percy
Candidates For Queen Of Fiesta
The Queen's Dance at the National Guard Armory closes the annual queen contest for the Fiesta. The event runs Sept 13 and 14 with the Gay Rancheros from Kansas City providing music. The dance is open to the public.
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National Guard Armory
Kansas City
Dear Ann Landers reveals dating clash and family strains
A 1943 Chanute Tribune problem column features Mrs B seeking guidance on her husband dating others, with Ann Landers advising against normalization of infidelity. Other letters address overburdened grandmothers, a 16 year old dating, and social pressures.
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Ann Landers
Fifth Set Of Twins In One Struthers Family
In Sydney Australia John Struthers and his wife welcomed their fifth set of twins, making 14 children total. The boy and girl weighed five pounds each. the mother, 44, and babies were reported in good condition at Fairfield Hospital. The couple, who moved from Scotland 22 years ago, have ten other children aged 8 to 25.
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Sydney
Australia
John Struthers
Struthers
Janette Struthers
Fairfield Hospital
John
Greaser
Scotland
James
Guilford
Service Corps Bill Opposed by Kansans
Washington AP report notes Senate passage of the National Service Corps bill with Kansas senators Carlson and Pearson voting against. Missouri senator Symington supported the bill, while Senator Long did not vote but was paired for it.
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Service Corps
Washington
Senate
National Service Corps
Kansas
Carlson and
Pearson
Missouri
Symington
Long
Buddhist Nun Sets Self Ablaze in Vietnam Conflict
In a coastal Vietnamese village, a middle aged Buddhist nun named Dieu Hien burned herself to death to protest President Ngo Dinh Diem's government. Hue saw a crackdown as government troops moved to disperse hundreds of Buddhist student demonstrators demanding the body of a novice monk who self immolated earlier. Dozens were arrested and the funeral procession was disrupted with clashes and injuries.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Dieu Hien
Hue
Infection fatal to separated twin in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Daniel Bartley four day old Siamese twin died at Children s Hospital from a blood infection. His twin brother David, born Saturday to Mrs Rebecca Bartley, remains without symptoms according to hospital officials after the separation on Sunday.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Bartley
Childrens Hospital
Daniel
David
Rebecca Bartley
Kansans vote on education bill amid party lines
House approved the education aid bill on Wednesday with Kansan lawmakers split by party. Democrats including Rolling Schord Karsten Randall Sullivan supported the measure, while Cannon Hall Jones and fellow Democrats opposed. Republican absences and endorsements included Curtis Avery Ellsworth Shriver and Dole Skubitzz with mixed yes and no votes.
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Missouri
Rolling Schord
Karsten
Randall and Sullivan
Cannon
Hall
Jones
Curtis
Kansas
Avery
Ellsworth
Shriver
Dole
Skubitz
Japan marks WWII surrender with televised memorial in Tokyo
A national memorial service in Hibyo Hall in Tokyo marked the surrender anniversary. Emperor Hirohito Empress Nagako and Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda attended along with 1,599 mourners who lost relatives in the war.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hibyo Hall
Hirohito
Nagako
Hayato Ikeda
Soviet Union seeks 250000 in oil pipe contract dispute
The Soviet Union demanded 250000 from Shinten Jitsugyo Trading Co in Tokyo for not honoring a contract for oil pipeline pipe. The Japanese firm confirmed receipt of the demand but would not disclose the amount or discuss payment. In Seoul Gen Chung Hee Park announced Oct 15 elections would be the most honest in South Korean history, addressing 20000 observers on Korea's 18th independence anniversary.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
Shinten Jitsugyo Trading Co
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
Seonstedium
Japan
Desegregation urged by Kenyan Home Affairs Minister
Nairobi Kenya AP reports that African government leader Oginga Odinga urged exclusive European clubs to open doors to all races to prevent further incidents. In Ottawa AP notes Prime Minister Lester B Pearson seeks cabinet approval on a US Canada nuclear warhead agreement for Canadian forces.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Ottawa
Lester B Pearson
United States
Mrs Marshall Field Jr Granted Divorce in Nevada
Katherine Field, wife of Marshall Field Jr, was granted a divorce in Reno after a brief, closed hearing before Dist. Judge Grant L Bowen. Field, 35, daughter of Frederick W Woodruff, is connected to Joliet banker Field and leads Field Enterprises, publishers of Chicago Sun Times and Chicago Daily News.
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Marshall Field Jr
Reno, Nev
Chicago
Katherine
Nevada
Field
Frederick W. Woodruff
Joliet, IL
Field Enterprises, Inc
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Daily News and World Book
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