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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
3
Betty Williams surveys back to school shopping trends for fall. The feature notes layered looks with sweaters, double knit fabrics, patch details, and sporty ensembles for high school and college. Readers see market offers on jackets, skirts, vests, and home sew materials, plus a water resistant nylon jacket and various knitwear emphasizing practical, fashionforward outfits.
Ann Landers counsels Bennie to finish piano lessons, while a TB patient wonders about confinement and family strain. Letters discuss obedience, illness, neighbor noise, and seeking social help. Copyright 1963.
A brief note encourages drinking a glass of water after waking. It emphasizes starting the day with hydration for health and alertness. The tip is simple and widely applicable to daily routine.
The Girl Scout Neighborhood group met Thursday morning in the Scout room of the Methodist church. Mrs. Helen Henderson, field advisor, discussed the requirements of scouting. Mrs. G B Wall, local neighborhood chairman, announced she will be a delegate of Meadowlark Council to the act iv.
Prof. David L. Mackintosh of Kansas State University received a $1000 award for outstanding achievement in animal science research and teaching. Also noted are Girl Scout events: National Convention in Miami in 1927, new handbooks available September 9, and Chanute troop activities with dates in September.
The Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren in Christ Church met in the church fellowship hall Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Mathews hosting ten members. Mrs. Ira Grogan led the prayer band and Mrs. Elmer Gibson gave the lesson. Participants included Effie Simon Mathews Arthur Garrison John Horton Grogan W. M. Holman Simon and Larry Bailey. The next meeting is planned for September 4 with Mrs. Turner as hostess. Refreshments were served.
The award was among seven presented during the 55th annual convention of the American Society of Animal Science. More than 700 scientists from the United States and Canada attended the meetings.
An exchange of gunfire off Miri Bay near Hong Kong wounds three police constables in British waters from an unidentified Chinese vessel. Bolivia threatens legal action as miners strike 16 of 25 tin mines, about 20,000 workers out. Congo Republic army appoints Alphonse Massamba-Debat as chief of government after Youlou resigns amid riots and corruption charges.
The First Church of God WMS met all day Thursday in the fellowship room to make bandages for Kenya Hospital in Africa. Mrs Randall Bell led the business and lesson, assisted by Mmes Joe Adams David Hanna Mildred McQuinn Ellen Logan Grace Dryden and Logan Bell. Twelve members attended a noon covered dish dinner. next meeting is September 5 at Mrs Logan's home 910 S Forest.
Neosho County American Red Cross will send Cheryl Ogle and Jane Brenner as representatives to the Junior Leadership camp August 18 to 24 at Lake Afton Godard. The Chanute High School Red Cross room representatives join about 125 boys and girls at the Sedgwick County Chapter sponsored training center District 8 of the American Red Cross.
Moscow reports Pravda accuses China of trying to spark war between the United States and the Soviet Union while Krasnaya Zvezda says U S ruling circles pursue a two faced stance on the nuclear test ban treaty.
In Parliament Prime Minister Nehru warned that Beijing is probing the Indian frontier and bolstering Tibet bases. He said China’s intentions are unclear and that forward bases may be used for a future thrust into India.
Chanute Tribune reports on community events, meetings, and local notices from mid August 1963. Includes brief items on residents, school activities, church programs, and upcoming civic happenings in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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