Heloise advises cuff hacks for boys trousers
Clip threads at cuff and pull down before washing to hide wear lines. Cuffs fade with trousers and stay up after pressing. When boys grow, press cuffs down for a neat look and avoid lint in cuff folds.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1966
Page
3
Clip threads at cuff and pull down before washing to hide wear lines. Cuffs fade with trousers and stay up after pressing. When boys grow, press cuffs down for a neat look and avoid lint in cuff folds.
Engagement announced for Ann L. Gaughan and Bill R. Keenan. Gaughan alumna of Chanute High School 1964 employed at Southwestern Bell. Keenan Army veteran now with Johnson County Water District No. 1 in Kansas City Kansas. No wedding date set.
Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen won the Monday night Duplicate Bridge Club at the Home Savings Association lounge with a 57. Four tables played. Others finishing above average included Mrs Kenneth Horton and Mrs Harry Williams with 54, Mrs Jo Payne and Mrs Sarah Best 43 12, Mrs F G Hooker and Garry Church 39 42.
The Midcap family reunion gathered Sunday at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. Attendees include Lee Myers and June Dailey of Fort Lupton Colorado, A R Brant and Jim Brant, Emmett W Bower and Sharon Shep ard, Edd Bussman, E L Lewis of Chanute, Linda and Judy Bower of Kansas City, Warren Knox, Roger Kes singer, Jane and Randy of Erie.
Rita Kay Ostrander and Jay C. Waltermire wed in a 2 PM Sunday ceremony at First Christian Church conducted by Rev. J L Hendrickson and Rev. Bert Sutton. Attendants wore Empire gold brocade gowns. reception followed with gold and white decor and a four tier cake. The bride, daughter of Earl and Mrs Ostrander, and groom, son of Mr and Mrs Worth Waltermire, plan to reside in Wichita after a Colorado trip.
The G N Wiggans family reunion held in the Home Savings community room elected Richard Wiggans president and Mrs Arthur Brown secretary. The group plans to meet again on the second Sunday in August next year and a covered dish dinner was served at noon.
A miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Margie Ward was held Saturday at the annex of the Evangelical United Brethren church. Judy Johnson and Lois Barnhart hosted, with blue and white decorations by Thelma Miller.
The Athens City Council proposes that Greece require all foreign visitors to carry at least 200 on arrival to curb the influx of beatniks and cashless undesirables.
The August calendar lists church events and meetings across multiple congregations. United Presbyterian Women meet at First Methodist at 2 p.m., Queen Esther Class gathers at First Christian Church, and various circle and neighbor events run through Aug 18 including Girl Scout meetings and a local Grange session with times and locations.
The annual Tredway family reunion gathered Sunday in Highland Park with many members attending. Attendees included Finley Myers William Tredway Mr and Mrs Clyde Cook Stark Mr and Mrs Edd King Mr and Mrs John Anderson Mrs Bob Tersiner Hepler Mr and Mrs Ralph Guy Mr and Mrs Sidney Tredway Mr and Mrs Lloyd Guy Linda Walnut Mr and Mrs Blaine Wilson Lavonburg Mr and Mrs Roy Tredway and Dean Mr and Mrs Warren Tredway and family Mrs Wilson Parsons Herbert Cross Kansas City Mr and Mrs Maurice Lindburg and family Colony Mr and Mrs M J Page Mr and Mrs Max Page Mr and Marion Page and family Mr and Mrs Bud Marnell and family Mr and Mrs Dale Tredway and family Mrs Merle Davis and family Erie.
Mrs. Adelgren Circle hostess Mrs. Amelda Adelgren R. 2 welcomed 11 members and three guests to the Esther circle meeting at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Monday night. The session was led by chairman Mrs. Edna Rush with devotions by Mrs. J. R. Hale and a lesson on White Cross Needs by Mrs. Clayton Osborn.
Descendants of the late Mr and Mrs O C Cunningham held their annual reunion at the south shelterhouse in San ta Fe Park Sunday noon. Attendees included Carl Gifford Waverly Homer McCullough Bartlesville Harold Harding Staf ford Miles Cunningham Memphis Tenn Gordon Cunningham Glen Miller Kathy David Virginia Cunningham Joey Ralph Rin hart Lou Rin hart Mark Debbie Sherry Eric Neil Heil man Gayla Randy Glenna Lou Ann Lavenburg Bennett Haddan Marilyn Richard Stark Elmer Weitzel Beverly Gaynell Don Harding Roger Bukavetz To Peka Oscar Cunningham Oscar Bell Larry Mary Heil man Chanute Bill McCollough Fort Smith Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hurt of Norwalk California were guests of honor at a family reunion Sunday noon in Highland Park. Other attendees included Marie Hamill Maude Cook Julia Samples John Hurt Grand Junction Colorado Francis McGuffey Gerald Burkhart Kathy Roy Hart Pearl Brown Lyle Kamm Dale Ralph Hill Belle Campbell Fredonia Virgil Polk sons Bob Wine Bobbie Bill Pherigo Wichita.
If you cannot reach your carrier by telephone, call the Tribune line after 6 p.m. Dial HE 1-3400 for assistance when other numbers fail.
The Ostrander family hosted a buffet dinner at 1317 W 4th after the wedding rehearsal for Rita Kay Ostrander and Jay C Waltermire. Guests included numerous relatives from Ohio, Texas, and Kansas, with a gold and white decor and a centerpiece of a cupid and wedding rings.
A note advises diners to count on a quart of soft shelled clams for each person when serving steamed clams.
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