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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1963

Page

3

Miss Jones Engaged to James E Bailey in March

Mr and Mrs Aelous Jones of 405 S Lafayette announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Sue to James E Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Bailey of Earlton Miss Jones attended Chanute High School and works at the Burlington Overall Factory Bailey a Thayer High School graduate is stationed in San Diego in the United States Navy a March wedding is planned.

Linda Sue Jones Aelous Jones S. Lafayette James E. Bailey Eugene Bailey Barston Drisdell Studio Linda Sue Earlton Miss Jones Chanute High School Burlington Overall Factory Bailey Thayer High School San Diego United States Navy

J. W. Walkers Celebrate Golden Wedding at Methodist Church

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker of Buffalo observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception in their church. About 150 guests attended, including children Claude Brazill LeRoy Bryant Anne Walker John Walker and extended relatives from Wichita Chanute Fort Lauderdale and Chanute.

J. W. Walker Buffalo Claude Brazill Wichita LeRoy Bryant De-Anne Santa Fe N.M John Walker Tyndall Air Force Base Florida Charles Schon Fort Lauderdale Fla Clarence Nelson W. R. Snook Gfeller Snook Carroll Faulkner R .C. Schulz Eureka Melvin Sperry Linda Susie Jim Ellsworth Flora Walker Sandra Peter Garland Hinkle Janice Johnnie Kansas City Kan del Clayton Ralph Russel Altoona J. R. Robbins Yates Center Amye Stevens H. L. Orendorff A. Jambrose Marilyn Keith Benedict W. W. Norwood Robert F. Riley Neodesha J. Connelly Nevada

Knitting Lesson Led by Mrs James McGrath at Arts Class

The city recreation program sponsored Arts and Crafts session at the Launching Pad where Mrs James McGrath taught knitting to attending women. A glass crystallizing demonstration occurred and the next meeting will study gift cards and tile mosaic.

James McGrath City Recreation Program

Social Calendar highlights local meetings February 1963

Thursday February 7 1963 events include Modern Mothers Seamona HDU and Senior Mothers at varied addresses, plus Guilds at EUB and First Christian churches. Activities list PTAs Grange auxiliary Rebekah Rainbow Four Square groups and Senior Citizens luncheon with rides, at multiple venues and times.

Dick McMinimy Seamona First Christian Church Earl Ostrander W. 4Th Royal Neighbors of America COF Missionary Prayer Bank Bible Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Rural Grange Meeting Rural School Om Hutton Pta Comers Drumstick Cafe CWF W. A. Strean Wilson First Methodist Church

Walther League Meets at Church Gathering in Parsons and Burlington events

Walther League and auxiliary members met for a covered dish dinner in the Memorial Building with leaders from Parsons and Oklahoma. The group announced the Department Convention in Emporia May 3 5 and a district meeting in Burlington Feb 24.

Walther League Memorial Glen Stoll John Thielen John Bicknell 0. M. Pargen J. W. Hoisington W. A. DeForest Sharshall Parsons Hattie Gilpin Woodward Okla Hugo Larson Bert Beck Sr Emporia Burlington George Paine

School-Age Child Study Continues For Neosho Units

Neosho County home demonstration units continue exploring the school age child with studies on growth patterns, family life, reading, and the role of home and school in guiding behavior. Emphasis on listening, adjustment, and early detection of learning or vision issues. A team approach between parents and teachers supports a child’s development into a responsible citizen.

Shelby Wells Neosho County Vivian Briggs Kansas State University Manhattan Hapchild

Bridge Club Finals Shine at Tioga Hotel Evening

The Above Average Scores Club met at Tioga Hotel Monday evening. Top pairs included Mrs. Bob Allen and Mrs. Fred L. Johnson 47, Mrs. Broadwell and Mrs. Murray Shive ly 41 and a half, Caldwell and Bob Allen 39.25, Hooker and Joe Lewis 39.25, Foster and Joe Payne 34, and J Frank Jones with Clyde Bloomheart 34.

Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel Bob Allen Fred L. Johnson Charles Broadwell Murray Shively Ralph Caldwell F. G. Hooker Joe Lewis St. Louis Fred Foster Joe Payne J. Frank Jones Clyde Bloomheart

Eight New Applicants For Determinettes

The TOPS Determinettes met in Sawyer hall Monday evening with 13 members and two guests present. Mrs W. F. Dunlap led the exercises and spoke on the benefits of faithful daily practice. Eight new applications for membership were introduced. The next meeting is a Valentine party February 11 led by Mrs. Fred Gerardy.

TOPS Sawyer Hall W. F. Dunlap Fred Gerardy

Mrs Myers Speaker For Y Teens Meeting

Leila Myers director of the Neosho and Allen County Mental Health Clinic spoke to the Senior High Y Teens about problems and ways to help the mentally disturbed at their regular Monday meeting in the high school auditorium. Judy Carlson Joanne Eskridge and Martha McCoy gave the devotions. Heart sisters were chosen for Valentines day. Karen Kreider presided at the meeting.

Leila Myers Neosho and Allen County Judy Carlson Joanne Eskridge Martha McCoy Heart Sisters Karen Kreider

Son Happiness in Institution Chronicles of a Widow

A 27 year old widow with an eight year old son asks Ann Landers for help after her in-laws, living in another city, have shown no interest since her husband’s hunting death three years ago. The letter notes she was raised in an orphanage and has no known relatives.

Ann Ellen Danny Ann Landers

Stokowski Encourages Youth in Music Across Generations

The 75 year old conductor leads an American Symphony emphasizing young talent from major music schools and free-lance players. He auditions singers players and conductors, notes one third of the ensemble are top students, and vows to nurture future composers and performers.

Associated Press NEW York Leopold Stokowski Philadelphia Orchestra Central Park All American Philadelphia American Symphony Boston Rochester Baltimore Tor Bill

Catherine Seeks Legal Advice Amid Financial Dispute

A fragment shows a person asking if another must pay and suggesting consulting a lawyer. The text references Catherine and a note of thanks, indicating a legal confrontation or payment dispute.

Catherine

Bowman Hughes Weir nuptials in Erie

Erie couple Sharon Lynn Bowman and Thomas F. Hughes wed in a 2 p.m. January 20 ceremony at the Christian church of Erie. The Rev. Glenn Crosby officiated the double ring rite followed by a church basement reception.

Erie Sharon Lynn Bowman Edward M. Bowman Thomas F. Hughes Charles J. Hughes Weir Christian Church of Glenn Crosby

Albert Kihm guest speaker at Les Des Monday meeting

Dr. Albert Kihm was the guest speaker for the Les Des Monday evening in the Community Room of the First National Bank. Chris tina Berry presided. There were 24 members and the sponsor, Mrs. Frank Stacy, present. The following officers were elected for the coming year: Christina Berry president, Linda Wiggans vice president, Janet Kelly secretary, Jane Brenner treasurer, Betty Earnest historian, Kathy Lassman properties chairman, Fran Stacy and Connie Franklin sergeants at arms, Judy Kay Wilson scribe, Nicki McGuire song leader, and Linda Bower and Diana Weber activities chairmen.

Albert Kihm First National Bank Christina Berry Frank Stacy Linda Wiggans Janet Kelly Jane Brenner Betty Earnest Kathy Lassman Fran Stacy Connie Franklin Judy Kay Wilson Nicki McGuire Linda Bower Diana Weber

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