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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1962

Page

3

Rehabilitation Aids Patients Families

Vivian Day of Chicago visiting her brother Mr. and Mrs. Charles Day will soon join San Mateo California hospital extension services as a medical social consultant. A Tulane and University of Chicago trained social worker, Day notes the vital role of families in patient recovery and the team approach with doctors, therapists, and psychiatrists.

Vivian Day Chicago Charles Day W. 9Th Hospital Extension Services San Mateo Calif Miss Day Emporia American Red Cross Tulane University New Orleans University of Chicago Tribune Kathy Blunk

Oo-Si-Do Square Dance Club Event at Alcott School

Social scene notes for Saturday January 2 1962 list an 8 p.m. square dance at Alcott School hosted by the Oo-Si-Do Square Dance Club with participants from the local community.

Alcott School

Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit Elects Officers

The Forget-Me-Not Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ray Ranz of Plummer presiding. Six members answered roll call. Mrs. Clifford Holman installed officers: Holman president, Vyrl Fogel vice president, Marvin Fairchild secretary treasurer, Ranz publicity chairman. Hostesses named, pennies for friendship collected. Next meeting with Mrs. Holman on Feb 20 to draw secret pals.

Ray Ranz Plummer Clifford Holman Everett Faulkner County Home Economics Advisory Board Holman Vyrl Fogel Marvin Fairchild Ranz

Chanute AAUW Members Dine At Maple Leaf

Twenty four Chanute branch AAUW members held a dinner meeting at the Maple Leaf. Mrs. Leo Gottlieb chaired the social and economic issues committee. Mrs. W. T. Warren presided. Reports covered cosmetics buying and consumer food controls.

Chanute American Association of University Women Maple Leaf Leo Gottlieb W. T. Warren Paul Parsons Howard McNeill Margaret Wood

Cosmos Club Elects Officers for New Term

Mrs. Lee Garman hosted the Cosmos Study Club with Mrs. Nolan Carrier presiding. Re-elected officers are Mrs. Carrier president, Mrs. Milos Johnson vice president, Mrs. Rena Edwards secretary, and Mrs. Elmer Peterson treasurer. A cookbook tale and travel article were shared. Next meeting is Feb 6 at Home Savings Lounge with guest night.

Lee Garman S. Evergreen Cosmos Study Club Nolan Carrier Jack Coats Carrier Milos Johnson Rena Edwards Elmer Peterson Roy D. Johnson Garmont

Strugglers Bridge Club Meets With Hosts and Winners

The Strugglers Bridge club met Wednesday evening at 2121 W. Main hosted by Mrs. John Barney. Guests included Mrs. Russell Roots and Mrs. Don Noland, with Mrs. John Weilert of Humboldt winning low and Mrs. Ray Colvin winning high. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Dick Coykendall.

Strugglers Bridge Club John Barney W. Main Russell Roots i Don Noland John Weilert Humboldt Ray Colvin Dick Coykendall

Mystery Sisters Revealed At Golden Rule Club Meet

The Golden Rule club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Howard Webb hosting at 1715 S Edith. Mrs. Sam Waltermire presided as mystery sisters were revealed and new names drawn. The next meeting is Feb 21 with Mrs. Elmer Mathews. Refreshments were served.

Golden Rule Club Howard Webb S. Edith Sam Waltermire Elmer Mathews

Popular Applique and Embroidery Patterns

Alice Brooks offers fashionable applique and embroidery items with two motifs per pattern 7442. Patterns measure 4 by 15 inches with two 2 by 15 inch applique patches and cost 35 cents plus extra for mailing. Send requests to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. in New York NY.

Alice Brooks Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept FP. O Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N. Y Marian Martin Chanute Tribune West 6Th St New York HM. Y. Prin

First Baptist Circles Meet Details From Two Groups

The Priscilla circle met with Mrs. L. E. Lofgren as president Mrs. Percy Rowan Jr led with a poem and prayer Devotions focused on Enduring Faith Grace Hill described missions in Bengal Arressa the Philippines and South India Esther circle met with Mrs. T. H. Lovett The group heard reports on shut in outreach 103 calls and 25 cards were sent That circle’s lesson Workers Over the Sea and Soul Seekers covered Puerto Rico missionary work Mrs. Haines led prayers and refreshments were served to 12 members and a guest

Priscilla First Baptist Church L. E. Lofgren N. Steuben Percy Rowan Jr Lofgren R. W. Henry Women’s Society Parsons Rowan Grace Hill Bengal-Arressa Philippines South India Esther Circle T. H. Lovett N. Forest Byrle Haynes Elmer Peterson William Haines Lettie Archer Willard Cleaver William Hosselt Haines Puerto Rico George Allen Joe H. Jackson

Episcopal Women Meet at St Margaret's and St Mary's Chapters

Episcopal Church Women chapters met at St Margaret's with J D Gough as host and Mrs Kenneth G Horton presiding. Devotions by Mrs F L Ballard and a study on race by Mrs John Sherman Jr. Dessert served. St Mary's chapter met with Mrs Roy Isham, presiding by Mrs Fred Harris, with a study on caste by Mrs Joe Balch and dessert by the hostess with assistance.

St. Margaret’s The Episcopal Church J. D. Gough W. Elm Kenneth G. Horton F. L. Ballard John Sherman Jr St. Mary's Roy Isham S. Allen Fred Harris Joe Sterner Joe Balch William Guy

Savonburg club teaches care for pots and knives

The Big Creek Home Demonstration Unit met with Mrs. Francis Jordan and Mrs. Mabel Johnson presiding. Jordan led a lesson on pot and pan care and refreshments were served. Next meeting Feb 13 with Mrs. Johnson to cover knife care and sharpening. Members should bring a whetstone and dull knives.

Savonburg Big Creek Francis Jordan Mabel Johnson

High waisted silhouettes and capes dominate Florence shows

In Florence and Rome nine days of fashion shows unveiled a spring summer silhouette featuring capes, high waistlines, and ruffled trims. Designers showcased cape collars and empire or optical waistlines with skirts mostly just below the knee, though Fabiani and Simonetta favored mid calf lengths.

Florence Italy Rome Pitti Palace Fabiani Simonetta Simonetta and Galitzine

Etiquette Answers on Drinking Refusal Gifts and Attire

A reader asks about refusing a drink at a party without rudeness and whether to accept or discard non alcohol. Non alcoholic options are fine and polite. Brides need not seek permission to exchange duplicate gifts. Wearing mixed jewelry is acceptable. Place cards should be handwritten or hand printed for legibility.

Mind Bet and Ann Landers Questions

An exchange features a reader seeking advice on a friend’s misused bets and a request for handling a broken trust. Ann Landers recommends making a mind bet next time to avoid further losses and potential deceit. The page also includes several reader questions about anger management and birthday gifts, with practical, cautious guidance.

Dear Ann Landers Tele- Ann Landers

Strawberry Cream Cake and Onion Soup Guide

A recipe for a strawberry cream cake with steps to sift flour, beat eggs and sugar, fold in dry ingredients with cream and bake, plus a quick onion soup method. It describes serving cake with thawed strawberries and whipped cream.

Better English and vocabulary quiz questions

Answers covered common English usage pronunciation and word meaning. 1. Suggests improving punctuation and removing redundant quotes. 2. The h is silent in herb. 3. Abdominal is the misspelled form among the options. 4. Modi cum means a small quantity or a little amount. 5. Jeopardize starts with je meaning to expose to loss or injury.

Reserve Officers Leader Criticizes Kennedy Call-Up Policy

SAN DIEGO Calif AP The national president of the Reserve Officers Association criticized the Kennedy administration Thursday night for calling up reservists over the Berlin crisis. Rear Adm John F E Harlin USNR said the call-up violated the policy reservists be ordered to duty only for total mobilization.

San Diego Calif Reserve Officers Association Kennedy Berlin John FE. Harlin USNR

New Side-Interest Coatdress Pattern 9284

Marian Martin pattern 9284 offers a sheath style coatdress with standaway collar or scooped neckline for Spring Summer. Misses sizes 10 to 18. fabric yardage varies by size. price 35 cents per pattern plus 5 cents mailing.

Martan Martin

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