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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1962
Page
3
A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers about discipline spanking, adult independence, in-law tensions, and family inclusion. A retired general defends corporal punishment, parents seek guidance on a daughter sharing an apartment, and marital strain with a sister-in-law is advised.
January 19 1967 social items list events at Golden Shrine Masonic Temple and White Shrine of Jerusalem. Evangelical United Brethren church class party. TOPS Determinettes at Sawyer hall. Laurel Mothers club meeting with Mrs. George Riker Jr.. Do-S-Do Square Dance at Alcott school 8 p.m. in Neosho Valley HOU area.
Six members met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ray James. Earlton recipes were exchanged and refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Harold Sharp.
Friendly Thimble meets at 905 N Garfield with Mrs Bertha Stratton presiding. Members share Bible verses during devotional. Games are played and refreshments served. Meeting closes with the Lord's Prayer. Next gathering set for February 7 with Mrs Ed Braschier.
The Presbyterian Builders class met last evening in the church parlor with Mrs Earl Loven presiding. New officers introduced include Mrs Delbert Taylor president Mrs M R Wilson vice president Mrs Arthur Coonrod secretary and Mrs John A Groves treasurer. Mrs Wilson gave devotions from The Concern and Presbyterian Life. Plans for the year were set and refreshments served by past officers. Next meeting will be with Merle Estes.
The Queen Esther class of the First Christian church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. M. Garton presiding. Mrs. Clemings gave devotions and prayers, readings included When the Roll is Called Up Yon der. A $20 donation will go to the Denver Children's Home and a church table cloth will be bought in memory of Mrs. H. M. Kemmerer. Refreshments were served to 18 members. next meeting is Feb. 21 with Mrs. J. M. Gordon.
Mrs. Max Tharp hosted the Dorcas circle at 936 W Beech with 14 members and two guests. Letters of appreciation from Doris Herndon and Congo missionaries were read. Devotions used Follow the Cairns and the lesson Poised Young Singers about Mather school. Next meeting set with Mrs. Lee Cox.
Mrs H C Miller presided at the Athenaeum gathering held Tuesday afternoon at 211 S Central. She led a meditation titled By none Faith and Deeds and Limp Prayers Available. Mrs W E Lewis reviewed Path Way to the Stars by Harnett Kane. Refreshments were served to 13 members.
The Cottage Oak Unit met with Mrs. Russell Miller and eight members on Wednesday afternoon. Dessert was served. Mrs. M. W. Shultz presided. Mrs. Guy Booe led the lesson Pots and Pans. The February 14 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Shultz.
Mrs. Thompson hosted the Adah circle with Mrs. Wilbur Thompson and 12 members attending Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. A. A. Miller led as president and Mrs. A. V. Woodring presented Alcohol and the Christian Responsibility. Next meeting set for February 14 with Mrs. Frank Burtle at 2 p.m.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Etta Hansen at 521 N Highland. Mrs. Howard Winans presided and Mrs. Treloggen led the lesson on Christian Churches in Latin America. Mrs. Hansen hosted refreshments for members and guest Mrs. Treloggen. Vinnie Allison is set as February hostess.
Ad offers The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept pattern 7127 for a dainty dress with puff sleeve or sleeveless options in sizes 2, 4, 6. Pattern costs 35 cents, plus extra postage, with 7 bodice motifs and lazy daisy embroidery.
Forty five members and a guest met Wednesday evening in Fellowship hall of the Methodist church for the Wilson class party. Mrs. Hazel Slane and her committee organized the event with group singing devotions by Mrs. R. R. Elder. Two quartettes and a trio performed musically with Mrs. Slane accompanying. Reads by Ethel Eaton Dr. Margaret Wolf Mrs. Ruth Erwin and Mrs. Della Dunn. Refreshments were served.
United Presbyterian Women held a Wednesday afternoon program at the church centered on the theme Let's Face Facts. Mrs. Reuben Burkman presided. Mrs. Edwin Rideau led fellowship and split the group into six buzz sessions with leaders Leif Nelson Carl Kerwitz Fred Heinze William T. Warren Roy Chapple and Fred Skinner. Mrs. Skinner gave devotions and Mrs. John Hargrave with Mrs. Dave Petterson led the music. Tea featured a gold wheat and gold taper arrangement, served by Mrs. Burris Blume's group with Mrs. W. O. Roberts pouring.
Mrs. Henry Alford of Route 3 hosted the Harmony Home Demonstration Unit on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Tunnell taught Projects and Program Planning and installed officers: Wayne Berthot president, Alford vice president, Robert Johnson secretary, Rolla Rush treasurer, Boyd Smith public relations, George Shultz recreation. The group announced a meeting time change to the first Friday of each month with the next meeting set for February 2 with Mrs. Cecil Arnett.
Ruth circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist church met at Mrs. Jim Haines 1630 S Central. Opening prayer by Mrs. Hilda Youngberg. Film announcement for Jan 24 sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Devotions by Mrs. Hazel Anderson lesson by Mrs. B. H. Sherbenou closing prayer by Mrs. Carl Maill. Refreshments for 13 members and guest Mrs Oliver Catterson. Next meeting with Mrs Joe Turner.
The father sits with his wife in the fourth or fifth pew on the left aisle after giving the bride away. The mother sits in the first pew on the left of the center aisle. Guests of different faith may bow heads during grace but follow the family’s normal practice.
The text states that writing thank you notes to each person is not necessary. It clarifies that such notes are optional and not required.
Here and There notes Midway PTA group met at the school with Mrs. Dale Wiltse leading on Preschool Child plus discussions on Casting Out Fear What Does the Child See in TV and Poison in Your Home. Next meeting Feb 19 will cover School Child topics. Earlton Home Demonstration Unit hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Myers with guests Verne Ostrander Bill Frederick and Gene Varndell. Officers installed by E S Faulkner. Members volunteered for Neosho Memorial Hospital Snack Shop duty and planned to attend a Cancer Society film Jan 24. Mystery plans were outlined. Mrs. Varndell won the door prize. Next meeting Feb 21 with Mrs. Alva McLaren.
The Associated Press notes higher grocery prices follow severe cold and freeze impacts on Florida and Texas growing areas. Vegetables like onions and cabbage see costs rise, while shopper bargains persist in carrots, potatoes, lettuce, and fruit. Meat prices remain mixed with beef on sale regionally. Also mentions fashion patterns and a New York pattern catalog promotion.
Italian spring and summer fashion shows wrap up in Florence and Rome with capes and Cleopatra inspired headpieces. Designers Simonetta, Fabiani, Mingolini Gugenheim present capes while De Luca presents fewer cape looks. High Nefertiti hats appear from Mingolini Gugenheim and De Luca as Cleopatra and Queen Neferti influence lingers amid Rome filming of Cleopatra.
The newspaper lists newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with their names, parent names and addresses. Dan Lee son of Jack and Mrs Haight of 425 S Kansas. Albert Joseph son of Trine Ususi of 1306 Osage Humboldt. Betty Lou daughter of H J Becannon of Buffalo. Kevin Scott son of Jack D Wilson of 918 W 10th. Louis Paul son of Robert L Wood of Benedict. Tracy Raye daughter of Neal Sharp of 411 W 3rd born Dec 28 to Jan 7.
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