Worn-out Nightie Becomes Handy Bath and Cleaning Rag
Heloise shares thrifty tips for repurposing worn nylon nightgowns. Cut off the top to reuse the skirt as a bath rag and scrub sink and tub, while the remaining underlayer can become a near new nightgown. Also suggests a rainy day game with bubble bath soaps and a DIY gift-wrapped hamper from a cereal box for small items.
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Heloise
Heloise P.S
Anna Marie Sale to Wed in May
Anna Marie Sale and Robert D. Hoopes announce their engagement. Miss Sale, Chanute High and Southwestern College biology graduate, teaches science at Mount Hope Junior High. Hoopes, Edison High and Southwestern College math major, is active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Sutton Hall. The wedding is May 31 at the First United Methodist Church in Chanute.
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Forrest Sale
W. Main
Anna Marie
Robert D. Hoopes
Ernest Hoopes
Sharon Springs
Miss Sale
Chanute High School
Southwestern College
Winfield
Mount Hope
Kan
Hoopes
Edson High School
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Sutton Hall
First United Methodist Church
Chanute
California Supreme Court rules nudity not obscene without sexual activity
In a unanimous decision, the California Supreme Court overturned Larry D. Pinchot’s $332 municipal conviction for distributing and possessing obscene material after two inspectors testified his San Francisco bookstore window displayed unclothed young women. The court held the nude body in a nonsexual context does not violate the penal code.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court
Larry D. Pinchot
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Miss Harvey Plans Nuptials
Anita Grace Harvey of Erie plans a summer wedding to Tommy Arthur McDaniel of Erie. Both are 1965 Erie High School graduates and 1967 Neosho County Community Junior College graduates. They attend Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Anita majors in sociology and secondary education while Tom majors in commercial art.
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Anita Grace Harvey
Tommy Arthur McDaniel
William ©. Harvey
Erie
Ross J. McDaniel
Erie High School
Neosho County
Commerce Dept forecasts surge in fourth quarter GNP
The Commerce Department said efforts to slow inflation will not prevent a sizable rise in the gross national product in the fourth quarter this year. The estimate tops about 18.1 billion dollars, mirroring the third quarter gain after the 10 percent income tax increase.
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Commerce Department
Dock Strike Hits Ports Nationwide In 60 000 Worker Tie-up
A strike by about 60,000 dock workers halted hundreds of ocean freighters from Maine to Texas. The disruption was costed at roughly 15 million dollars daily with losses rising daily. Steel output and prices fluctuated with production up 0.8 percent to 2,388,000 tons weekly, year to date 127,603,000 tons. U.S. Steel and National Steel cut hot rolled and high strength sheet prices from 125 to 117 dollars per ton, Bethlehem followed with pricing. Railroad product prices rose five dollars per ton. Auto production fell sharply due to Christmas holidays.
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Maine
Texas
U.S. Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Woman cites color photo as reason for no out of state license
Milton Freewater Oregon AP Veteran Justice of the Peace Sam K Dodds recalls a woman explaining why she did not surrender her out of state license and instead bought an Oregon one. She said the color photo on her old license was the only good photo she ever had taken.
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Milton-Freewater
Ore
Justice of the Peace
Sam K. Dodds
Oregon
Bulky bag heist fools bandits in Jacksonville
Three bandits robbed Phillip Maxwell as he walked to the Tyson and Meek accountants computer room. They took a bulky bag containing 2 million in non negotiable checks that were later revealed as harmless microfilmed bank documents with no real cash loss.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Phillip Maxwell
Tyson and Meek
Hunter Meek
Meek
Dillow-Showalter Wedding Rites Here
Shirley Ann Dillow and Loren Lee Showalter wed December 21 at the First Church of the Nazarene in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a lace satin gown, carried red roses on a white Bible, and the couple resides at 1524 S. Edith.
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Loren Lee Showalter
Church of the Nazarene
Doyle Frazier
Jim Dillow
Zora Frazier
Poinsettias
Harold Dillon
Lawrence Showalter
Eric
Carol Moore
Joyce Ellison
Susan Fox
Tammy Gilliland
Larry Ewing
Ernest Dillon
Wesley Moore
Kevin Felkins
Central Park
Janice Moore
Bonnie Dillow
Elsie Dillow
Eva Moore
Mary Ann Myers
Chanute High School
King’s Words Inspire Detroit King Requiem Mass
James Frazier, Detroit music director and teacher, composed a King Requiem Mass blending sermon language with classical music. He sought nonviolent peace themes from Dr. King’s sermons and speeches and aimed to unite church and orchestra, premiering with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
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Detroit
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
James Frazier
Frazier
Second Baptist Church
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Tanglewood, Mass
Tribune Phone Contact Card Guidance
The notice instructs readers to contact their Tribune by phone or call HE 1 3400 after 6 PM if the primary number is unreachable. It emphasizes using the after hours line for urgent communication with the carrier or relevant official.
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Tribune
August Wedding Planned for Nanci Willis
M. Sgt. and Mrs. Gene Willis announce the engagement of their daughter Nanci Theresa Willis to W. Les Brod Jr. of Missoula Montana. Willis, a Chanute native, is a St Patrick School of Nursing senior in Missoula and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs F C Haworth and Mr and Mrs Reuben Willis. Brod Jr. is the son of Mr and Mrs W L Brod Sr. of Missoula, Montana, and Brad is a senior at the University of Montana. An August wedding is planned.
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Gene Willis
Upper Heyford
England
Nanci Theresa
W. Les Brod Jr
W. L. Brod Sr
Missoula
Mont
Miss Willis
St. Patrick School of Nursing
Chanute
F. C. Hayworth
Humboldt
R. 2
Living Costs Continue To Climb
Washington AP reports consumer prices rose four tenths of one percent in November marking the sharpest rise since 1951. Despite a 0.5 percent drop in grocery prices housing clothing transportation and medical care pushed the index to 123.4 meaning 12.34 dollars buys 10 dollars of typical 1957 59 base period purchases.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bible Quiz Questions by Lavina Ross Fowler
Four correct. Three correct. See Bible. Question set asks about Holy Innocents Herod prophets and covenants with patriarchs and rib. Includes references to Matthew Exodus Genesis and Job.
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Lavina Ross Fowler
Christ
Bethlehem
Herod the Great
Herod
Woman with fistful of money arouses store suspicion
In Boise Idaho a woman entered a store with a fistful of twenty dollar bills and offered the money to her employer. Noland Theobald said the exchange was only a holiday greeting and he alerted police after the woman left behind a bill. Police confirmed the bill appeared authentic.
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Boise, Idaho
Noland Theobald
S.H. Kress and Co
Theobold
Abolish Caste System in School
Dear Ann Landers counsels parents to abolish classroom seating based on academic standing. A committee of mothers should meet with the teacher, then the principal if needed. The column endorses addressing the issue to stop social rank in classes.
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Ann Landers
John
Mary
Social Calendar Dial HE 14100 Event at Golden Shrine
Past officers of the Golden Shrine Charles Leavitt of 925 S Western are listed for a social calendar dialing 17:30 p.m. at the HE 14100 venue on December 31.
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Golden Shrine
Charles Leavitt
S. Western
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