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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1961
Page
3
The Herald Tribune lists events including the Brotherhood of Reliracs training at the Odd Fellows hall at 2 p.m. A Rural Homemakers event at the Rural school features a family supper and a turkey supper at 7 p.m.
Sixteen members of the Modern Mothers club hosted husbands for a bring your own steak dinner Sunday evening at Twin Lakes. The organizing committee included Mmes Ed Blair Ralph Heaton Dennis Mills Stuart Hoofnagle Dick McMinn my Paul Harris and Quentin Nelson.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Zimmer announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Powell to Dr Jack Lowe son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Lowe of 321 S Rutter. Carol Powell works in a Hutchinson department store and Dr Lowe is an optometrist in Hugoton. The wedding is set for December 2 at the First Methodist Church Chanute.
The Christian Culture class of the First Baptist church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Mullen presiding. Mrs. Florence Slaback led devotions on Saul and Mrs. Alta Allen led a program for 17 members and guest Mrs. P. M. Cox. They planned Christmas baskets for the needy and served refreshments. The next meeting will feature a gift exchange December 14 with Mrs. E. E. Lofgren.
Rejuvenate chairs and sofas with clear step-by-step slip cover directions from Instructions 7168. The catalog promises 1962 Needlecraft content with 200 knitting crochet sewing and weaving patterns plus free patterns and bulkies in a complete fashion section.
Miss Rita Colen Fiechtl of Cherryvale will marry Paul E Hansen of rural Chanute on December 30 at St Francis Xavier Catholic church Cherryvale. Miss Fiechtl is a Cherryvale High School and Kansas State College of Pittsburg alumna. Hansen is Chanute High School and Junior College graduate with two years in the armed forces and works for a Humboldt trucking firm.
Erie Sixty members and guests met Tuesday at the clubhouse for a dinner. Mmes. Earl Vandervoort Emory Vance Edwin McAlexander and Dale Kelsey led the event. Special guests were Mrs Opal Hammer and Mrs Huldah Ott of Cherryvale. Hammer the 3rd district president made her official auxiliary visit. Mrs Merle Smith won the quilt.
A collection of reader notes and replies from the Ann Landers column. Topics include a playful South Dakota grasshopper remark, a request about an employer’s appearance and attire, and a sympathy letter about raising a troubled stepchild, with advice urging kindness and practical steps.
The Evangelical Covenant church circle met in the church annex for a quarterly birthday dinner with Mrs. Wanda Grizzle as hostess. Mrs. Emma Larson presided and Mrs. Jona Wittsell gave the lesson. Plans were made to send fruit plates to shut ins. next meeting set for Dec 13.
Mrs. J. N. Morehead hosted a farewell party at 630 S. Evergreen in honor of Treva Ely Christian education director of the First Methodist church. A gift was presented as she resigns to take a position in Texas and refreshments were served to 16 guests.
Sixty five members of the Builders class of First Methodist church held a progressive dinner Thursday. Hosts for the first course were Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman at 812 S. Evergreen with juice on a lace table and autumn flowers. Salad was served by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Potter at 502 M. Highland from a cornucopia table. Main course and dessert in the church Fellowship hall featured readings by Janet O Connor and group singing with Mrs. Forslund.
The guidance says an employer should avoid using first names for secretaries and women employees. It notes that familiarity can make the relationship overly personal and hinder objectivity in reprimands or dismissals. It also warns outsiders may feel empowered to comment on the dynamic.
Scout news reports Brownie Troop 122 meeting at Roosevelt school with treasurers LaTisha Whitworth and Louise Wagner collecting clues. Sixteen Brownies saluted the flag and sang. Two new members Pamela and Patricia Ford joined, and crafts and a Christmas sing were part of the session.
A collage of home remedies and sewing patterns. Includes advice on washing dress shields, extending candle life by refrigerating, and a boiled egg peel remedy for boils. Also features Marian Martin patterns for toddlers and a fall winter fashion showcase with many styles.
Army major says the Pro-Blue troop education program drafted for Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker was based on secret Cold War directives, not on anti-Birch Society tenets. Arch E. Roberts, then public information officer for Walker, spoke at a Washington Young Americans for Freedom event, delivering a 29 page address drawn mainly from the Congressional Record.
In San Francisco a Japanese government report found no evidence Earhart landed on Saipan. Rep. John F. Shelley said the report was released after U.S. State Department request. An UC anthropologist is testing teeth and bones from a shallow Saipan grave. CBS News’ Fred Gearner reported possible Earhart Noonan remains.
The Labor Department reported a drop to the slowest jobless rate of the year across industrial centers in the previous month. Cities and metropolitan areas showed improving employment figures, indicating easing unemployment.
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