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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
3
Hints from readers cover cleaning collars with nylon puff balls. A reader shares dust mop dusting via vacuum nozzle. Alcohol for chandelier prisms and a diaper pin trick are included. Also notes quilted kitchen toweling as shelf lining and using bread crust ends as hamburger rolls.
Yvonne Jordan aged 10 was surprised with a birthday party Saturday afternoon at 1713 S Malcolm. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John V Jordan. Guests included Patty Aday Debby Hottenstein Neva Addie Thornton and many Haynes and Jordan family members.
Social calendar listings show multiple WSCS circle meetings at various addresses on Wednesday January 11 1967 with times 7:30 p.m. 2 p.m. and 1 30 p.m. Also notes for Business and Professional Women Club Tioga Inn St Marty Chapter Episcopal Church Women and several other church and civic groups with meeting locations in Neosho areas including First Methodist First Christian Grace Church and EUB Church.
The Federation of Santa Fe Women met at Carpenters Hall for its monthly session. Guests, a Kansas Day program, and readings by Mrs. H. M. Bauer followed the opening with songs and a pledge. Hostesses were Mrs. Clesta Gossett and committee.
Cooked flaked fish used in a quick hash. Black pepper adds a bold, warming flavor to the dish.
New York fashion review describes how cosmetics, wardrobe, and engineered lingerie create illusion in the Coty program during American Designer spring previews. Geoffrey Beene outlines silhouettes from doll waists to wide hems, with short day wear and full evening gowns designed to flatter a concealed figure.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars held an initiation for Mines. Geneva Woods Roy Wiles James Lewis and Charles Bidd ing joined at the Memorial Building. Hospital chairmen reported items sent to Tuberculosis Hospitals. Mrs Slater won the door prize and 35 members were served refreshments.
Thayer's Friday Reading Club met January 6 at the library for an all day session sewing carpet rags for veterans at Wadsworth Hospital. Mrs. Fred Hill hosted and led a post-dinner program with devotions by Mrs. Roscoe Hallenberg and reports on library story hour and litterbug work.
The St. Cecilia Music Club hosted its Past Presidents Tea on Monday in the Federation room with 14 former presidents in attendance. New officers were elected for the coming year including president Art Holmes and secretary M. R. Wilson, and the event featured a hymn led by Mrs. Farmer with musical solos, a piano solo, and a double trio.
Alcott PTA met at the school for an informative panel with four patients and one staff moderator from Osawatomie State Hospital. They discussed work and play activities at the hospital as Mrs. Vendla Kjellander led devotions and refreshments were provided by fourth grade room mothers.
Bobby Marie Jones and Jack B. Riley married Monday in Erie Court House with Probate Judge Alberta Gough officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Raymond E. Witten and Bobby D. Jones of Independence, and groom, son of Mrs. Kenneth Richards of Sapulpa and Wilbur Riley of Sapulpa, live at 717 S Garfield in Sapulpa. Sister Jackie Jones was maid of honor, Frank Leatherman best man. guests included Stella Riley, Ruth Jones, Raymond E. Witten, Sherril Hallum, and Ronald Bright.
Gov Robert Docking and Mrs Docking led the grand march at Municipal Auditorium with 5 000 plus attendees. Tickets at ten dollars covered dancing and the march while spectators entered free. Mrs Docking wore a pearl encrusted gown, and Debbie Bryant Miss America 1966 attended as a surprise escort.
Six tables of duplicate bridge were played last night in the Home Savings Lounge. Top scores included Mrs Fred Johnson and Bob Ward with 88 and Roberta Osburn and Nelson Rupart close behind at 74 percent. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Fred Dickerson 74 and Mr and Mrs Dan Forbes of Neodesha 72. Other scores featured Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen 65 and participants Mrs Frank Jones and Mrs Clyde Bloomheart.
Allen County Fine Arts Council sponsors an acting class every Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Bowlus Fine Arts Center recital hall in Iola. Participants may join or observe.
The Chanute Tribune cover dated Tuesday January 10 1967. Local news notes, community notices, and brief items from Chanute and surrounding area. This edition highlights civic events, school updates, and upcoming community activities.
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