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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
3
The letter from Buck asks Isobel to stop hog calling and sing opera at parties. Ann Landers, noting Isobel’s hog calling fame from Ida Grove Iowa, urges her to entertain the crowd. The column also critiques male-female marriage roles and offers guidance to a 13-year-old writer about a noisy four-year-old sister and parental stress.
Betty Ard of Elsmore is engaged to Sp Larry Eugene Laver, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Laver of rural Humboldt. Laver is stationed in Germany until June. Ard works at the Big Burger Bar. No wedding date is set.
Julia Negrete and Joe Ponce plan nuptials after engagement announced by the Negrete family. Miss Negrete, a Parsons High School and Kansas State College of Pittsburg graduate, teaches home economics in Sheldon Missouri. Ponce, Chanute Junior College and KSC alum, works for a Chanute wholesale grocery firm. The ceremony will be at St. Patrick's Church in Parsons on June 12.
Mr and Mrs Neal Sharp hosted Tracy Raye Sharps third birthday at their 411 West Third Street home Thursday night. Guests included Billie OgleDelores Harold Sharp Rosemary Ray Ray Clifford Ray Nellie Ray Cecil Webb Glen Merriman Joan and Susan Ramsey.
Edith Simon hosted the WMA of the United Brethren Church on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Turner in charge of devotions and mission study Around the Island of Jamaica. Mrs Ira Grogan led the business session and plansWere made to entertain the Mid-Year Council in February. Elmer Gibson received the door prize and nine members plus one visitor Mrs Rutherford enjoyed refreshments after the prayer band met earlier.
Members of Chaincomers held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the First National Bank with Mrs. Paul Morris presiding. The group presented a gift to the newest member, Mrs. Bonnie Roetger, and Mrs. Loyd Dalton gave a talk on clothing. Hostesses Mrs. Bud Smulling and Mrs. Morris served refreshments to 21 attendees.
Wholesale egg prices dip toward multi year lows in Chicago while citrus fruits and several vegetables become bargain buys nationwide. Beef pork and poultry show steady supply with no notable price swings. New York area chains trim egg prices by 4 to 7 cents a dozen. Cabbage lettuce beans carrots onions potatoes and tomatoes are plentiful across markets.
Alcott PTA executive committee met Wednesday in the school activity room with 12 members present. Life membership nominations and next year’s officer nominating committee were chosen. The regular meeting is Monday at 7 30 with a panel featuring Rev Dale Sneeringer Lige Matlock police chief and Richard Ashley city judge to discuss the impact of society on children. The school band will play before the meeting and third grade mothers will serve.
St Patrick's Altar Society met in the school home economics room Wednesday afternoon with 31 members present. New president Mrs T J Scott led the session and plans for the year were discussed. Rev Vincent Brown announced a March 17 talk by Rev Roles on the Arch Confraternity of Christian Mothers. Refreshments were served by officers Mrs Scott Mrs Richard Sewart Mrs Earl Moore and Mrs Ronald Fleming.
Betty Kansas notes the state title town stays lively with dramatic weather shifts and playful quips about spring hints. A Savonburg 11 year old, Jean Cuppett, welcomes triplet lambs named two bucks and a ewe born New Year’s Tuesday night, birthing drama for their mother.
Mrs Zack Baker and Mrs Ben Hupp entertained the Senior Mothers Club at the Baker home 1305 S Edith Thursday afternoon. Mrs Foster Myers presided. Devotions were given by Mrs L P Burris. Mrs F J Meeker spoke on A Yule Tree That Speaks for Itself and Mountain Zoo High in the Rockies. The hostesses welcomed 15 members.
The Odense HD Unit met with Mrs. Orlie Hiebert on Wednesday as Mrs. Kenneth Hasty installed officers: Clyde Sellegren president, Ward Corbett vice president, Mary Walters secretary treasurer, Hiebert reporter. The club joined Neosho County Fair Association and contributed to the March of Dimes. Mrs. Walters presented the first clothing lesson, Requirements of Good Design in Clothing. Refreshments were served to ten members and two guests, Ida Claus and Mrs. Kenneth Hasty, plus six children.
Den 4 Cub Scouts met Thursday afternoon with den mothers Mrs Clyde Acree and Mrs John Hutchison at 323 West 3rd. The group saluted the flag, played games, and planned a reading about famous people such as Daniel Boone. The meeting ended with the living circle and den yell.
Bridge club met Wednesday at Mrs. Joe Heenan's Humboldt home for an evening of bridge. Two tables played with high score won by Mrs. John Weilert and second high by Mrs. Robert Jenkins. Guests included Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Edwin Nessel. Mrs. Weilert will host February meeting.
Police arrested ten men after a 20 mile car chase ended with an explosion at Abbeyleix house where Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon were visiting. The blast from a shorted power station caused windows to shatter but no injuries were reported.
TOPEKA AP Two lawmakers whose terms end when the 1965 Legislature opens next Tuesday have been chosen by Gov elect William Avery as his legislative liaison representatives. They are Sen Laurin Jones R Dodge City and Rep Odd Williams R Lawrence. Neither sought reelection.
Mrs Bertha M Rowe 610 E Main den mother of Den 1 Pack 27 and David S Brotton 24 S Kansas institutional representative for the Evangelical United Brethren church received training award keys at the North District cubbers and scouters round table Tuesday night at Murray Hill School Presentations were by Ben Drews district scout executive Rowe has served as den mother for Pack 27 eight years Brotton has been an active scout 11 years in the program
The Heritage Room hosted 19 Modern Study Club members on Thursday afternoon with co hostesses Mrs. Carl Tribble and Mrs. Wilbur Thompson. Dorothy Wilson presented an original paper titled A New Year's Letter to the Modern Mothers Club.
The Friendly Thimble Club met Wednesday at 1 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Carrie Deck at 1017 N. Washington. Mrs. Charles Tripp presided. Reports covered the family adopted at Christmas and fruit baskets delivered to shut-ins.
The Les Des meet on a Wednesday afternoon at Rita Meredith’s home on R 3. The executive committee appointed chairmen for committees and outlined money making projects. Holly Harris will host the January 18 meeting.
Mary Rutherford of 1718 S Evergreen was surprised by nine Bible Class women from the First Church of God on Monday afternoon. The party celebrated a Sunday birthday with cake and coffee for the honored guest.
Social calendar item notes a Canterbury Tales discussion by Chaucer selections at the Public Library on Sunday January 10 at 7 30 p m.
Local page notes upcoming events in Chanute and vicinity for Friday through Sunday. Community notices include schedules, club meetings, and a brief on a city project. Officials urge readers to check the paper for times and locations.
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