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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1965
Page
3
Readers share crisis notes from 1945 style letters to Ann Landers offering blunt guidance. A 40 year old mom with teenage kids befriends a newborn, a daughter supports an overbearing mother with a Westward job offer, a bridge club partner plots to hobble a player, and cousins possibly facing marriage legalities amid drinking issue.
Mrs. Marion Wise installed as president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen as members gathered at Odd Fellows Hall. Officers named include Mrs. Albert Benson and Mrs. Louis Markman with pins for 40 years of service. A charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Elmer Lukins. A covered dish dinner starts Jan 4 with Mrs. Wilson in charge.
The Strugglers Bridge Club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Richard Coykendall in Humboldt. A Christmas dinner was served and gifts were exchanged. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Cox and Mrs. Robert Sharp. Mrs. Robert Jenkins attended.
The Christmas Story of The Little Mixer by Lillian Nichol son Sheron was read by Mrs. Duff Wagoner at a First Methodist Church meeting. Dinner for 67 members was at the Orchid Buffet. Shelton Propst led group singing with Mrs. Paschal Grimes. Charles Cox presided over a brief business session. Gifts were given to the teacher and assistants.
High score noted in bridge at the gathering. Low score was recorded by Mrs. Don Booe. The January 12 meeting will be with Mrs. Ray Colvin of 124 Garfield.
Mt Zion members held a turkey supper at Kim ball schoolhouse with many attendees. Colfax Women's Mission Society welcomed E M Pearson as new member. 12 present. Sunny Stone HD Unit held crafts day and Christmas party with 16 members. Earlton Ladies Aid held annual Christmas dinner with 36 attendees. Colfax Baptist Church hosted a reception and pound shower for Rev E M Pearson and wife at the church fellowship room.
The Autumn Mothers Club met at the home of Mrs. Harvey Young. Eight members attended bringing food for a Christmas basket. Prizes were won by Mrs. Osborn, Mr. Sutcliffe, Mr. Manbeck, and Mr. Schultz. Mrs. Elder chaired the refreshment committee. A Christmas tree and tapers decorated the table.
Mrs Al Jones reviews Barbara Hall's Tell Me Josephine for Alpha Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Meeting took place in First National Bank community room Wednesday night with business session led by Mrs Gary McKenzie.
Mrs Faulkner heads the Peace and Progress unit in Neosho County with officers named including Everett Faulkner president Ervin Brune vice president Paul A Taylor secretary Roy Wiles treasurer Marion Wise public relations Wayne Lea recreation and C E Steinman 1703 S Evergreen. Brune to entertain January 13.
Mr and Mrs Michael D Serpan hosted the Homebuilders Sunday school class of the First Church of the Nazarene on Tuesday evening. Rev Doyle Frazier led devotions teacher Mrs Albert Lance read a poem and games were played. Refreshments of pie cocoa and coffee were served. The Lanc es will entertain the class January 4.
Mrs Paul Olson led the lesson We Mend Our Speech at the Beta Delta Chapter meeting. Ten members and three pledges gathered at 320 S Plummer in the home of Marcella LaSalle. Mrs Clifford Lukenbill presided over the business session and the group voted to adopt a family for Christmas. A Christmas gift exchange is planned for the December 21 meeting.
Seventeen members of the Todays Mothers club and guest Mrs. Joe Manning Hawthorne California attended a coffee at Mrs. B F Wyatt’s 815 West Elm home. A Christmas scene framed the lace table. The next meeting is a 1 pm luncheon December 16 at Hotel Tang. A Christmas party and gift exchange will follow at Mrs. Don Beach’s 216 South Tennessee home.
Mrs. D. L. Geeding conducted the installation service at 819 S. Santa Fe with assistors Mrs. Joe Rensing Mrs. Joe Jackson and Mrs. Beulah Stewart. Attendees at the Christmas dinner and joint Barracks and Auxiliary meeting included D. L. Geeding Joe Rensing and Mrs. Ross Miller.
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