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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
3
Mrs Floyd Orlick hosted the Chain Comers at 913 S. Larson with 30 women present. City recreation director Martin Rotunno spoke on the winter program and Wells explained a recent law requiring fabric labeling with fiber percent, origin, and manufacturer details.
Mr and Mrs Don Crawford announce the engagement of daughter Diana Crawford to James D Saving son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Saving of 419 W Oak Miss Crawford a Chanute High School graduate class of 1962 employed at Neosho Memorial Hospital and Saving a 1960 graduate employed at Ford Motor Company March 3 has been set as the wedding date.
C M Shenk Kansas Congress of PTA state legislation chairman and Osage City schools superintendent will address a joint PTA meeting at Hutton School Monday at 7 30 p m He is known for presenting facts in a witty manner Mrs R D Ward Hutton PTA legislation chairman said state school legislation concerns patrons and public as Topeka Legislature conducts its session.
The Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Wednesday in Humboldt with Mrs. Bob Osborn presiding. The lesson Our Home was presented by Mrs.
The Art and Literature club lesson focused on medieval architecture and art. Mrs. William Bodley hosted at 1006 S Plummer, serving coffee and cookies to 14 members. Mrs. Dean Gough used cathedral pictures to illustrate types, while Mrs. Joe Lewis linked era artists to the buildings.
The Earlton Evangelical United Brethren church Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Wendal Brant. Mrs. A J Elliott opened with prayer, Mrs. Alva McLaren led singing, and Mrs. Jack Mathis gave devotions about Billy Graham in London. Members signed cards and planned a dinner for the poultry jam boree on January 29 at the armory. Refreshments were served.
Social calendar item notes the Great Books Discussion Group gathering at the Public Library on Sunday evening at 7 30 p m with the Dial Tribune HE 1 4106 listed for reference.
A reader urges financial safety after her husband’s heart issues and risky habits. advice encourages securing insurance and ensuring a will. In a second letter, a 19-year-old seeks independence from protective parents. guidance emphasizes love that grants freedom and independence, urging her to pursue potential study away from home.
The women's arts and crafts program under the City Recreation Commission outlined by instructor Mrs. Hans Herold reports 103 women registered over 10 sessions with weekly attendance 35 to 45 and a peak at 53. They completed projects such as floating candles and Christmas wreaths. the meeting covered leases on the Launching Pad and water plant, summer staff, and new youth clubs. Public suggestions welcomed. attendances limited, contact recreation department or commissioners in advance.
The Sub Debs met at Deedra Lucas home 105 S Larson. Officers for the first time were named Karen Poos vice president Judy Perkins secretary Cindy Harris treasurer Jeanne Guy program chairman Janie Biele song leaders Linda Sparks and Paula Homey sergeants at arms scribe Linda Sloan property chair Joy Conn historian Paula Whitworth. New project discussed refreshments served to 33 members and four sponsors at meeting. Next meeting Jan 16 at Judy Perkins home 14 S Lafayette.
Scout News reports Cub Scout Den 3, Pack 3 members and their den mother Mrs. Richard Willis toured the Ash Grove Cement plant Tuesday. They were guided through the facility by den dad Richard Willis and Harold Kimble.
Dean Sutcliffe records a chapter meeting with eight members and eight pledges present. Attendees include Jane Cordner and several members listed by name. Mrs. Bob Holder assisted with refreshments. Next meeting set with Mrs. Ray Hames at 319 North Kansas on January 23.
Mrs. L. F. Ericson hosted the Peace and Progress HD Unit meeting with 15 members present. Committees were appointed for the coming year including program, membership, finance, and community improvement. UNESCO joined for 1963. lesson by Mrs. Robert Lassman on Growth and Development of Children 6 to 12. Hostess for the next meeting will be Mrs. Orval Nickerson of 1124 St. Santa Fe, Feb. 14.
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