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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1965
Page
3
Betty Williams reports on Chanute households trimming costs with home barbering kits as inflation rises. Families share clippers, scissors and oil while mothers and fathers take turns cutting hair, with mixed results and several purchases nearly sold out before school starts.
The group met at Mrs. Curtis Carlson's home with nine members and four children present. Mrs. Millard Carlson led the session as Mrs. Bill Carlson presented the lesson "Give God Glory Thru Women's Role in Society" and scripture was read by Mrs. Dale Nelson. Mrs. Virgil Solomon offered the closing prayer. Edith Pauli to host September meeting.
Mrs. Jack Groves of Route 4 entertained the Laurel Mothers Club with a come as you are breakfast. Twenty two attended and prizes went to Mrs. Clyde Acree for worst hairdo and Mrs. Tom Morehead for best dressed. program books for the new year were distributed. guests included Mrs. Don Ward a charter member and Mrs. Lonnie Rhodes of Wichita a former member.
The CWF of the First Christian Church hosted a watermelon feed in Highland Park on Tuesday night. Fourteen members and three guests Nora Cunningham Mrs Mable Delong and Dr Max Deweese attended with Mrs Etta Hanson presiding and Mrs Nelle Stevens giving the lesson. Mrs Mabel Jones led devotions.
A layette shower was held Thursday evening at the First National Bank community room in honor of Mrs. Don Papst. Hostesses were Mrs. Don Frederick Jr and Margie Ward. Guests enjoyed games, gifts, and refreshments with a yellow and green color scheme and a baby cradle decor.
The Wednesday meeting of the Women’s Mission Society circles at First Baptist Church began at 9:30 a.m. Grace Hill circle hosted by Mrs. Virgil Hanson at 420 W. 10th with Devo tions by Mrs. Bernard Wyatt and a Missions magazine lesson led by Mrs. Wilma Hutchison. Ten members and two visitors attended. Marjorie Sharp circle met at 314 N Highland with Mrs. Bob Henry hosting and Mrs. Harvey Wood presiding. devotion by Mrs. Henry and the lesson on Senora Napo by Mrs. Carl Jackson, eight members present.
Santa Fe Park hosted the Chaincomers Club morning coffee at 9 30 with 18 members present. Mrs Charles Ballou and Mrs Gay Bauer led as sponsors and Mrs Ralph Taxter announced the September 2 meeting and a white elephant auction. The September coffee is set for the 16th at 9 30 in the north shelter house.
Dear reader stories cover a crowded flat with a roomer who flirts with the wife and a husband who tolerates it. Ann Landers urges the wife to demand changes or move out with the roomer and suggests a separate ad for a discreet schoolteacher.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ard celebrated their 50th anniversary with an open house at their son Dewey Ard’s home. Dainty lace and a three tier cake framed the serving table while daughters in law served cake and punch. Out of town guests included relatives from Wichita Phoenix Miami Moran Iola and Uniontown.
Mrs Bertha Stratton hosted eight members and one guest from the Friendly Thimble Club on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Charles Tripp led with devotions, plans for a birthday dinner were set for Sept 1 at Mrs Margaret Taylor’s home, and Mrs Carrie Deck won the door prize.
A note advises writing messages when a person cannot hear and suggests sending problems to The Chanute Tribune. Ann Lenders offers assistance, with a stamped self addressed envelope for replies. Copyright 1965.
Mrs. S. L. McMillen led the Zion Methodist Church WSCS meeting on Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Mabel Hutchison taught the lesson "Living in a Space Time." Six guests attended and hosts served the group, with plans for the next meeting on September 23 at 1 30 at the church.
Students of Nada Wagoner were presented in recital at the Wagoner home 321 S Larson Thursday evening. Performers included Eva Cunningham Lois Slater Jane Bentley Steven McMeekin Mark McCune and Debbie Engleman of Buffalo. They are among students studying with Miss Wagoner during the summer months.
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