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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1961

Page

3

Two Course Luncheon for Vashti Chapter Members

Members of Vashti chapter No. of OES met Monday with Mrs. Fred Demps at 721 N. Evergreen for a two course luncheon. Mrs. Edward Jones presided and others reported on rules and regulations. The historian compiled past matron histories 1913 to 1960. Next meeting set for February 13 with Mrs Smith.

Vashti OES Fred Demps N. Evergreen Edward Jones Phillip Richardson Charles Fields Demps Lonnie Hale Floyd Smith Tom Hayden

Electa Club Elects Mrs Frank Davidson President

Electa club members elected Mrs. Frank Davidson president at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Heinze. New officers include Mrs. Marlin Blackston as vice president and Mrs. Dave Petterson as secretary treasurer. Petterson assisted. Heinze presided. Blackston, junior past matron, received a red rosebud. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Davidson’s home on R I.

Frank Davidson Electa Club Fred Heinze R. J Marlin Blackston Dave Petterson Treasur Petterson Heinze Blackston Davidson

Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents Meet

The American Legion Auxiliary Past Presidents group met Monday night in the Auxiliary room for a covered dish dinner with centennial themed tables. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Vaughn Mrs. Bill Helton and Mrs. Russell Davidson Canasta winners were Mrs. Don Beach Mrs. Charles Henshall and Mrs. Hilda Koch Birthday honorees included Mrs. C. Vincent McCune Lena McConnell Howard Winans F. C. Brenton Davidson Iva Jones and Sue Williams.

Parley American Legion Auxilary Frank Vaughn Bill Helton Russell Davidson Don Beach Charles Henshall Hilda Koch Mmes. C. Vincent McCune Lena McConnell Howard Winans

Scouts Review South American Countries at Den Meeting

Den 2 of Pack 100 met with den mother Mrs. Johnny Erickson at 715 N Grant on Monday afternoon. Eight Cub Scouts reviewed South American countries then went to Kania Fe Park to watch a new fire truck test before returning for refreshments.

Johnny Erickson N. Grant Kania Fe Park

Flower-Fresh Set for Crochet Chair Cover

Alice Brooks offers a charming flower fresh set in filet crochet. Pattern 7329 includes directions and a chart for chair back 16 by 12 inches and armrest 6 by 12, in No 50 cotton. Also advertised are a Needlecraft book with 25 designs and a quick-serere today offer.

Alice Brooks

Miss Hargrove Engaged to Harold Long in California Wedding Planned

Miss Mary Kay Hargrove of 321 W Main is engaged to Harold Delmar Long of Van Nuys California. She attends the University of California after studying at Kansas University and Delta Delta Delta. Long, a 1959 Kansas alum, was captain of the track team. A mid winter Los Angeles wedding is planned.

Howard Hargrove W. Main Mary Kay Harold Delmar Long Robert Gould van Nuys Calif Miss Hargrove University of California University of Kansas Lawrence Delta Delta Delta Social Horority Long Kansas University Los Angeles Mary Kay Hargrove van Nuys, Calif

Social Scene notes and club meetings by city churches

January 8 social listings include Bound To Win class at Evangelical-Brethren church annex, Thimble club at First Methodist, AAUW Maple Leaf Tea Room, Esther circle at First Baptist, Priscila circle CA WMS, Lydia circle Wes, Queen Esther class at First Christian, United Presbyterian Women executive board, Lioness club, and more. January 15 outsized events cover Senior Mothers Club, God missionary meeting, Modern Mothers, Thursday Bridge, Zion Homemakers election of officers, plus top duplex bridge scorers led by Dan Forbes and several couples with scores in 42s to 50.

Evangelical — Brethren Church Church Annex Priongly Cer! Jackson Lydia Wes Arnold Dixon W. Main Queen Esther First Christian Church Mra J. M. Gordon N. Grant United Presbyterian Women Lioness Club Roy Smilin Highland First Church God Missionary Meeting Fellowship A. B Chauncey Lincoln Cessert Modern Mothers Club Ebour Schnitz OM ‘Dever Zion

Orientation class for new Gray Ladies scheduled

A three day orientation class for new Gray Ladies members is set for January 25 26 and 27 at the Memorial building from 9 to 1 each day. Mrs Don R Abbueh and Mrs Leroy Barker will lead the sessions and interested persons may register with Mrs Abbuehl or the Red Cross office.

Memorial Building Don R. Abbueh Red Cross Service Organization American Legion Auxiliary Abbuehl Leroy Barker Red Cross

Mrs Hotchkiss Hosts Esther Circle Meeting

Mrs Frank Hotchkiss of 818 Lafayette hosted the Esther circle of Grant Avenue Baptist church Monday night with Mrs John Bench assisting and Mrs Lloyd Woosley presiding. Devotional by Mrs E M Pearson featured white cross work and refreshments were served. Guests included Frances Feeler, Mrs Laura Bailey and Mr Robert Cox.

Frank Hotchkiss Lafayette Esther Grant Avenue Baptist Church John Bench Lloyd Woosley E.M. Pearson Frances Feeler Laura Bailey Robert Cox Cox

Shakespeare Club Hosts Meeting Plans Antony and Cleopatra

Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. John Sherman Jr. hosted at 308 W Main. Mrs. Don Abbuehl led discussion of Antony and Cleopatra. The group will start reading the play at the next gathering January 30 with Mrs. Carter Brookhart at 630 W Highland.

John Sherman Jr W. ‘Main Shakespeare Club Don Abbuehl Anthony and Cleopatra Carter Brookhart W. Highland

TOPS Lo Cal Gals Report 21 Pounds Lost

TOPS group meeting at Mrs. Ralph Drake home 531 N Central reports a total weight loss of 21 pounds. Lapel pins were made for wear at meetings and coffee was served. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday night at Sawyer hall.

Ralph Drake Sawyer Hall

Catholic Women meet leaders at Wichita diocesan events

Mrs. Paul Ellis of Iola and Mrs. John Lofthouse attended diocesan board meetings at St. Marys Cathedral in Wichita. A reception honored retiring president Mrs Monica Olden in Wichita, with officers hosted at Mrs B B Sullivans home. Olden named province director for the coming year.

Paul Ellis Iola Parsons Area Catholic Women John Lofthouse Wichita St. Mary’s Cathedral Monica Olden B. B. Sullivan Olden

Johnsons celebrate 45th wedding anniversary at Stark Cafe

Mr. and Mrs. R. F Johnson of Stark were honored guests at a Sunday dinner at the Stark Cafe marking their 45th anniversary. Married January 17, 1916, they shared a three tier cake with a miniature couple, pink and white decorations, and candles. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Owen and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cowan.

STARK R. F Johnson Stark Cafe Elmer Owen W. J. Cowan Alta

Johnsons Honor Ties At Vanderburg Base Gathering

Ethel Owen Bob Owen Marie Owen and Ronald Olson attended a family event at Vanderburg Air Force Base in California. James Owen was the only Johnson descendant unable to attend.

iBray Ethel Owen Bob Owen Marie Owen Ronald Olson James Owen Vanderburg Air Force Base Calif Johnsons

Midway PTA hears hospital and child social contact talk

Midway PTA meeting in the school auditorium heard Thomas Bergfald of Neosho Memorial Hospital discuss hospital management while Gayla Jo Cress introduced Dr Harry Lang of Kansas State University who spoke on social contacts of children from grades three to six. The first grade room won the attendance prize.

Midway Midway Thomas Bergfald Neosho Memorial Hospital Midway PTA Warren Jones Gayla Jo Cress Wilson County Harry Lang Kansas State University Manhattan

Week's Sewing Buy Pattern 9479 From Meriee Martin

Misses' Printed Pattern 9479 offers a slimming sheath with scalloped neckline and matching bolero in Spring Summer styles. Sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40. 3 1/4 yards needed at 45 inches for size 16. Send 6 cents per pattern plus 6 ounces mailing for Pattern Dept Chanute Tribune New York NY. Color catalog available.

Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept Old Chelsea Station New York M. Y Marian Martin Adc Meriee Martin Chanute Tribune Wes York

Question on Passing a Dish at Table Etiquette

A modern etiquette note explains the correct gesture when asked to pass a dish you are about to serve yourself. It advises polite compliance, passing to the right, and acknowledging the host's request with a brief response.

Ann Landers Rules For Ending A Mad Crush

Letters from readers discuss ending a mad crush and handling breakup. Ann Landers offers steps: accept romance is over, return tokens, stop daydreaming, and start dating others to fill the void. Also notes on age appropriate readership and parental guidance.

Ann Landers Ann Cacklers Landers I. D

Readable column on illness and advice from Ann Landers

The writer discusses recovering from rheumatoid arthritis and bursitis and shares confidence in returning to activity. A reader asks if a bartender may have his wife watch him at the bar, prompting discussion of propriety and manners. The notice lists Mrs Lela S. Wier in Jackson Mississippi for information requests.

Dear Ann Landers

Grace Church Elects Officers and Vestry

Grace Episcopal church held its annual parish meeting in Sawyer Hall with over 100 attendees. Three new vestrymen were elected Joe Balch James Cooper and William Gray Jr. Dale Steinman named senior warden Lawrence Legge re elected junior warden Robert Martin elected clerk and Gray treasurer Delegates named Cooper Steinman and R M Vincent Alternates Gordon Barker David Parker and Balch The 1961 budget was approved and the meeting followed a covered dish dinner.

Grace Episcopal Church Sawyer Hall Joe Balch James Cooper William Gray Jr Joe Sterner J. D. Gough J. M. McGuire Dale Steinman Boyd Latimer Lawrence Legge Robert Martin Gray Cooper Steinman R. M. Vincent Gordon Barker David Parker Balch Latimer

College Tests For Seniors In Feb Feb 25 ACT test at Chanute Junior College

Kansas high school seniors must register by February 4 for the ACT session at Chanute Junior College on February 25. Chanute is among 20 Kansas schools administering the mid winter ACT program. The exam is required or recommended by 42 Kansas colleges and over 500 schools nationwide. Registration forms are available through high school offices.

Kansas Chanute Junior College Chanute Jaco FE. M. Gerritz Manhattan Chanute

Colleges use composite and subject scores for admissions

Five scores form a composite indicating college potential while four separate scores measure English mathematics social studies and natural sciences ability. Colleges and universities use these results for admissions scholarships and placement of incoming students into appropriate classes or programs.

Old Method Fails At Scout Ceremony

In OPLIN Missouri AP report adult leaders planned a mortgage burning at a Boy Scout campsite to be lit with flint and steel. Don Roney of the Mo Kan Council executive board struck the flint repeatedly but could not burn the mortgage. A companion showed that a lighter can ignite with a spark.

Chanute Tribune previews events in city Tuesday

The Chanute Tribune for January 17, 1961 highlights local happenings on Tuesday including civic notices, upcoming meetings, and community events in Chanute Kansas with brief item summaries and notices for residents.

The Chanute Tribune

Girdles Stolen From Atlanta Suburban Plant

Police seek thief after about 2000 girdles valued at 50000 were stolen from Warner Bros Co in a weekend theft at a Chamblee plant near Atlanta. The loss includes body wear items valued high and remains under police investigation.

Atlanta Chamblee Warner Bros Co

Robbers Grab Bag Of Grocer’s Receipts In Detroit

Two armed robbers snatched a bag from grocer Walker Thornton as he closed his store. The envelope with receipts held several hundred dollars. The thieves left behind the envelope containing the money and took peanut brittle pork chops and medicine from the bag.

Detroit Walker Thornton Thornton

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Legion Auxiliary Scout News Duplicate Bridge Dan Forbes Neodesha F. G. Hooker Charles Broadwell Fred L. Johnson Ralph Caldwell Cecil Munger Bob Ward J. Frank Jones Clyde Bloomheart Mrs. Hotchkiss Mrs. Sherman Wyne Inquirer Dear Inquirer Sig P. S Sig Lela S. Wier Arbor Hills Drive P. O. Box Jackson, Mississipp Grace Church OLDS Colleen Ikenberry Victory Life Ins Chanute, Ks Errills Lorraine Nite Dream Hans General Electric Home Appliance CO Oldsmobile Ranz Motor Company North Chanute, Kansas
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