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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers offers practical tips for spousal irritations over housekeeping. Keep calm, set boundaries on petty tricks, and coordinate chores to reduce friction. Use humor and routines like shared needlework to restore harmony without venting.
Betty T reflects on fashion for cold days noting how scarves and hats help keep warmth and style. She examines practicality versus style and observes how women adapt headwear to different social settings while shopping for chic options.
Social calendar items list Christmas party times and locations for AAUW Girl Scout and several clubs at churches and municipal buildings. The piece includes sections with private notices and a question from Dear Ann Landers about a family moral dilemma involving a robbery and an inheritance.
Ann Landers invites readers to send problem questions to the Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope for reply. Copyright 1964.
A Christmas luncheon was served to 14 members of the Belles Lettres Reading Club in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin Rideau. Hostesses were Mrs. Claire Christie Mrs. Blanche Petit and Mrs. Richard Ashley. Pine cones and branches with Christmas candles decorated the tables.
Don R. Phillips spoke to the World War I Barracks and Auxiliary at the Memorial Building. Officers for the Barracks were installed by Ed Lesher with John Gearhart as commander and J. E. Vance as senior vice commander. Auxiliary officers were installed by Mrs. George Wilson. The Auxiliary plans Christmas gifts for 12 Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital patients and meets next on January 4.
A miscellaneous Monday night shower for Mr. and Mrs. Jim Prosser was hosted at Hillcrest Schoolhouse. Hosts were Mrs. Everett McCoy Mrs. Selby Hudson Mrs. Ira Lowmaster and Mrs. Charles Gearhart with numerous guests from Galesburg Ida Chanute and Kansas City including Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lowmaster and others.
The Quest Club met at 402 N Steuben with 16 members. Mrs Don Beach led the roll on Choosing Christmas Gifts from Consumers Digest, and Mrs E Cornish gave a history of France. Mrs Don Rankin presided and Mrs H C Bodley reported on a tea for teachers by the Women’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Chanute Textile Paint Club held a Tuesday noon luncheon for 14 members at the Maple Leaf Tea Room hosted by Mrs. Paul Fickel. Red cloths and Christmas flowers decorated the tables with corsages as place cards. After a brief business meeting gifts were exchanged. the next meeting is set for December 29.
The Christmas party for past matrons and patrons of Hulda Parker Chapter CBS and their spouses was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Junior T Zimmerman at 3178 Tennessee. A turkey dinner for 38 guests featured red and green table décor with a Christmas candle. After dinner games and prize awards followed, with Mrs. Roy Williams Mrs. Sam Willis and Mrs. Zimmerman on the hostess committee.
Scout Pack 235 Den 2 met at First Baptist Church with den mothers Mrs. Kenny Kuhn and Mrs. Dale Fairchild. Mike Johnson led the group in reciting the law and finishing Christmas gifts while singing carols. Senior Troop 57 members attended Meadowlark Girl Scout Council events in Independence with Mrs. Casey and Mrs. Wall. Plans for a children's party at the high school and community room of the First National Bank were discussed, each scout to bring a gift for invited guests. A food tip on braising leeks and tenderizing beef is included.
St. Patrick's and Heritage rooms hosted meetings of the Home School Association and the Art and Literature Club. Mrs. William Gray Sr and Mrs. Paul Villipique served refreshments to 16 members as they discussed Renaissance art and the Santa's Helpers project pending.
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