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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
3
In a Chanute Tribune column from 1963 Ann Landers dispenses blunt advice for a wife querying a husband’s fidelity and a teen seeking weekday dating rules. She morosely dismisses a friend’s insinuations about infidelity and reiterates that direct sellers should not be phoned at home.
Tioga HD Unit members met at 605 S Lafayette hosted by Mrs. Lowell Kreider. Ten members and two guests attended. Mrs. T. N. Bradford led a brief business session. Mrs. Leo Gottlieb received a gift for two years as president. The group began a window treatment study led by Mrs. George Defebaugh. continue next meeting with Mrs. F H Dugan.
Social calendar notes a farewell coffee for Father Latimer at Grace Episcopal Church Sawyer Hall at 5:30 p.m. A Great Books discussion on Dante's The Divine Comedy follows at Public Library starting 7:20 p.m. The entry lists event locations and times for Sunday January 12.
The Chanute Tribune publishes evenings except Sundays under Chanute Publishing Co. Dwight McCreight as publisher with staff including Hovorka advertising Dwight Waltentere Ronald Bayer area circulation Mrs Leland Lowe city circulation Ben B Nicholas mechanical Dorsey Osborn press. Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas residents. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church met in the church parlor on a Wednesday afternoon with Dinty Wyatt presiding. Lula Leonard led a United Nations program with Linda Hutchison presenting photos from a summer visit. refreshments followed served by the Marjorie Sharp circle.
The Willing Workers 4-H Club met Tuesday night at Hillcrest school. Members answered roll with New Year’s resolution plans. Demonstration on salad by Sheila Fisher, gun safety talk by Larry Gillum, health talk by Paw Stich, and Judy Boecker read a poem. Recreation led by Martha Frederich. Older members set Jan 12 at 2 p.m. to select actors for a Feld play at Erie.
Mrs Fred Heinze presided at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Memorial building. A covered dish dinner preceded the session. Seven officers were present. The group voted to send 15 dollars a month to the Wichita veterans hospital. Reports covered the legislative program and civil defense. Plans were made for the Chanute district meeting on May 2 and 3 with Mrs Roy Williams named chairman. New dollar bills were given to 13 veterans at the tuberculosis hospital for Christmas. The meeting closed with retiring the colors and a prayer for peace.
Hutton PTA members met with Mrs. William Stevenson at 606 S. Evergreen Thursday morning. Mrs. Margaret Wood demonstrated the audiometer and hearing testing device. Dr. Gough urged parents to check their children's diphtheria vaccination. Harold Anderson represented the faculty. Hostess Mrs. Leo Herron and helpers served refreshments to 13. Next meeting with Mrs. Harold McNeal on Feb 6.
Dr Clifton B Huff of Emporia State College will speak at the Murray Hill PTA meeting on January 13. He is the State PTA second vice president. Executive board members met Wednesday in the school lounge to plan the annual money making project and appoint committees. Jerry Steele is scheduled as study group speaker on January 28 to discuss physical fitness in the grade school. Life memberships were awarded to Lois Slater Janet Taylor Mariann Christian Irene Ammerman and Vernon Defebaugh.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Wilhite presided as worthy matron and patron at the Bluebird Chapter OES in Masonic Hall. Annual reports were given. The group prepared for the school of instruction on Jan 9. Invitations were read for visits from Neodesha Altoona and Chanute for upcoming events. The Wilhites led the social hour after the meeting.
The Savonburg Evangelical Covenant church group met at Mrs. Clarence Collins home with singing and a missionary skit about India. Scripture was read by Mrs. Alfred Rost, and Mrs. Vivian Johnson led prayer. Officers to be elected next meeting. Sunshine sisters drawn. Rev. Huse gave closing prayer. Mrs. Rost hosts Jan 22.
Members of the Earlton EUB church ladies gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Alva McLaren. Roll call echoed Scripture verses. Devotions led by Mrs. McLaren and an article read by Mrs. Wendell Brant. New officers elected include president Mrs. McLaren, vice president Mrs. A. J. Elliott, treasurer Mrs. Louis Taylor Sr., secretary and reporter Xenia Osborn. A dessert course was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Nola Ellison hosted the Peace and Progress HD unit in Kansas on Thursday afternoon at 205 Kan sas. Roll call prompted members to share the Christmas gift they like most and why. Mrs. Robert Lassman presented windows and their treatment with points on measuring for effect and three curtain lengths. Door prize went to Mrs. Ervin Brune. Mrs. Roy Wiles helped serve cake and coffee to 15 members.
A Merry Mothers gathering crowned Mrs John Havorka as the door prize winner at the club’s Thursday meeting held at Mrs Robert Jenkins home 320 S Wilson. A guest day is planned for January 23 with a lesson on children's manners led by Mrs John Loss. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Ralph Lee and Mrs Roy Hawley.
After using canned dark sweet cherries, save the cherry syrup as part of the liquid for a cherry flavored gelatin dessert to add more depth of flavor and sweetness.
Mr and Mrs T A Reves announce the engagement of their daughter Pamala Lynn Reves to James Lee Rehkop son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Rehkop of Knob Noster Mo Miss Reves is a junior at Cottey College Nevada Mo Rehkop is working on his master s degree at Central
Linda Nordt ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Nordt will undergo major surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City tomorrow morning. She has been a patient there a week and will probably remain two more weeks. Mary Jane Truitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Rex Truitt is among four skits by four houses at the University of Kansas Rock Chalk Revue in Hoch Auditorium February 28 29. She represents Delta Delta Delta Sorority with a piece titled Alendin and His Magic Pot. Harvey Wood will present a magic program at the Fairfield PTA meeting Monday evening at the school. Music by third and fourth grades. cookies and coffee served.
Mrs Wagner hosted the First Church of God Woman’s Society meeting with 16 members and one child present. Mrs Randall Bell led the business session and devotions titled This Is What I Beheld focused on Southern Asia missions. An all day gathering is planned for January 23 with a covered dish lunch at noon.
Cub Scout Pack 1 Den 2 gathered Thursday afternoon at 1002 S Plummer with Mrs. Jess Collier. Robert Hutchison led the flag salute and Benny Johnson gave the Cub Scout promise. The group made a skit played games and finished with the law of the pack and the living circle while refreshments were served.
Group 1 of the First Christian Church met Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Harold Cox at 308 N Franklin. Mrs. Everett Lloyd gave the lesson on India after devotions by Mrs. George Defenbaugh on Beginning. Guests included Mrs. John Bower Mrs. Forest Cleming Lois McDonald and Mrs. Kurt Waldron. eight members attended.
Mrs. Paschal Grimes presented her artwork at a home demonstration for the Autumn Mothers Club. The event began at Mrs. Max Earl LaRue’s house with 12 members, a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Jack Wilson, and refreshments served by the hostess with helpers.
Mrs. Wilson hosted the Modern Study Club at 19 S. Forest on Tuesday afternoon with co host Mrs Gail Malson. Mrs How ard Wilson and Mrs Betty Butcher led the lesson titled Ladies of the Foot lights.
Miss Sandra Kay Mintz of Humboldt is engaged to Pvt Garry Edwin Daniels stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Daniels is the son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Daniels Humboldt. Sandra is a Humboldt high school junior. Daniels graduated in 1963. No wedding date has been set.
A simple mix uses half a teaspoon of cinnamon and two teaspoons of sugar to dust muffin batter before baking for added fragrance and sweetness.
Mrs Miles Oyler presented Household hints and philosophy from an old cook book as the Delta Study Club met Thursday afternoon. Hostesses Mrs Dean Foster and aides welcomed two new members Mrs Albert Thompson and Mrs Fred Martin. A dessert course was served to 15 members and one guest Mrs Rex Niver. Mrs Robert Pennington pre meeting.
The Neosho Valley Coin Club met at the Memorial Building with 39 members attending including guests from Coffeyville and Fredonia. Plans for the annual OKAN Coin Club Convention in Chanute on March 14 and 15 were announced. more than a thousand dealers and collectors from Oklahoma and Kansas are expected, and the event will be open to the public at no charge.
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