Linda Wilson and Phillip Whitworth Plan Nuptials
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson announces the engagement of Linda Wilson to Phillip Whitworth. Linda, a Chanute High School alumna and Pittsburg Cosmetology graduate, works at Marigold Beauty Shop. Phillip attends Chanute Junior College. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Wilson
Dorothy Wilson
S. Forest
Phillip Whitworth
Ruth Whitworth
Drisdell Studio
Linda
Miss Wilson
Chanute High School
Pittsburg School of Cosmetology
Marigold Beauty Shop
Whitworth
Chanute Junior College
Modern Study Plans Sweetheart Party
The Modern Study club met with 18 members at 1206 W 5th led by Mrs. R J Hayes. Officers elected: President Mrs Lester S Lawrence, Vice President Mrs Hayes, Secretary Mrs Gail Malon, Treasurer Mrs Donald Ray. Program on Modern Music From Debussy to Gershwin presented by Mrs Nation and Mrs Radford. Dessert coffee served by Mrs McCune and Mrs Burris Blume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Study Club
David McCune
W. 5Th
R. J. Hayes
Lester S. Lawrence
Hayes
Gail Malson
Donald Ray
John Nation
St. Cecilia's Women’s Chorus
Petterson
Howard Hollenshead
Nation
James Butin
Cunningham
State Federation of Music Clubs
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Chanute
W. H. McMurray
St. Cecilia Music Club
Leo Gottlieb
Lee Osborn
Leif Nelson
Bert Farmer
Federation Sec
Oklahoma Studied By Culture Club
The Chanute Culture Club met Tuesday with 11 members present at 808 S Central. Mrs. Jack Sparks delivered a comprehensive study of Oklahoma detailing its tribes history before statehood and current economic and cultural growth. Mrs. Finney and Mrs. Petterson sang Oh What A Beautiful Morning. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Culture Club
Dave Petterson
S. Central
Jack Sparks
Oklahoma
D. A. Finney
Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Brandon and Blaine Infant
Mrs. Wayne Brandon and her infant son were honored at a Blaine baby shower Friday evening. Hostess Mrs. Keneath Cumings, with assistants, led games and prize giveaways. Attendees included Mrs. W. J. Brandon, Spencer Brandon, John Jordan and Yvonne, Kenneth Cumings, Carl Haynes, George Wiltse and Betty, Ben Desselle, Brenda and Berry. Gifts arrived from Mrs. Virgil Petty, Chet Kustandorter, Howard Dickerson, and Mrs. June Osborn.
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Wayne Brandon
Blaine
Keneath Cumings
S. Plummer
John Jordon
Carl Haynes
Mmes
W. J. Brandon
Spencer Brandon
John Jordan
Yvonne
Kenneth Cumings
George Wiltse
Betty
Ben Desselle
Brenda
Berry
Virgil Petty
Chet Kustandorter
Howard Dickerson
June Osborn
Cake left for campus celebration spoils at UA Kappa Sigma
Authorities traced a trail of crumbs to the Kappa Sigma fraternity house at the University of Arizona campus. Campus Security Supervisor Douglas C. Paxton found a 75 pound cake that was to be served during a university celebration.
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Tucson, Ariz
Kappa Sigma
University of Arizona
Douglas C. Paxton
Hulda Parker OES Meets in Temple
The Hulda Parker Chapter OES met Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple with Mr and Mrs Junior Zimmerman presiding. Invitations were received for official visits of the worthy grand matron to Humboldt on Jan 24 and Independence on Feb 14, and for the Rainbow installation on Feb 3. Mrs Frank Davidson installed as Esther with officers aiding. a Kan sas Day supper was announced. a rose bowl was presented to the junior past matron. a social hour followed.
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Hulda Parker Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Junior Zimmerman
Humboldt
Independence
Order of Rainbow
Frank Davidson
Esther
Fred Heinze
Officer
Roy Gibson
Marshall
Vernie Steele
Outlook Club Meeting At Johnson Home
The Outlook Study club met at 410 W. Walnut with Mrs. Floyd Johnson hosting. Mrs. Marlin Blackston presided and Mrs. Lester Purdy led a lesson using stereo records to review The Sound of Music by Rodgers and Hammerstein. A dessert course followed. The next gathering is with Mrs. P. H. Taylor at 115 N. Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Study Club
Floyd Johnson
W. Walnut
Marlin Blackston
Lester Purdy
Stereo Records
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein
Jo Payne
P. H. Taylor
N. Western
Helpful Act Is Rewarded
An 11 year old boy from St John Kansas helped a motorist three years ago on US 50 near the Long home. The driver from Cedar Rapids Iowa later sent a gift shirt to Jerry Long after asking about his family. The man said the act happened during a radiator water fetch for a car in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John, Kan
St. John
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
M.D. Long
Mrs. Long
Social Calendar January 28 1963
Senior Citizens meet at Memorial Building 1 9 p.m. For rides call HE 1 1992. Executive committee CWF First Christian church 1 30 p.m. Wilson Class sewing and quilting First Methodist church Fellowship Hall 10 p.m.
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Priday
Memorial Building
CWF
First Christian Church
Wilson
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hell
Bill Drybread Honored On Sixth Birthday
Bill W. Drybread son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Drybread Jr. was honored on his sixth birthday by a party hosted by his mother at their home. The cake featured a miniature train with candles, and guests enjoyed cake ice cream and hot chocolate. A balloon busting contest and pin the tail on the donkey provided entertainment. Photos were taken and party favors given. Attendees included Dirk Uden David Ecker Ted Riker Lovan Ruggles David Patton Jo Ann Drybread and Sharon Drybread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill W. Drybread
Lloyd Drybread Jr
N. Washington
Dirk Uden
David Ecker
Ted Riker
Lovan Ruggles
David Patton
Jo Ann Drybread
Sharon Drybread
Spring Rush Plans By Beta Sigma Phi
The Alpha Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met with Mrs. Ray Hames and Mrs. Bob Osborn to arrange a chili supper and card party for February 13 at 6 30 p.m. at the Home Saving Lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi
Beta Sigma Phi
Ray Hames
Kansas
Bob Osborn
Home Saving Lounge
St Cecilia Music Club Chronicles a Century of Activity
Mrs. W H McMurray leads the St. Cecilia Music Club which began March 9 1911 at Grace Episcopal church home. The organization with 4 active and 36 associate members sponsors junior and youth branches, hosts concerts, and maintains a grand and upright piano at the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
George Degen
Grace Episcopal Church
James Allen
Don Dunivant
John Lapham
Tenta
Dave _ Petterson
Durtive
Roy Hawley
Baird Brinkmeyer
Dwight Blackwood
National Federation of Music Clubs
St. Cecilia Club
St. Cecilia
C. H. Cunningham
C. Vincent McCune
John P. Nation
Karen Kre
Retary
Robert Geiger
Memorial Building
Family Life Lesson For Sunflower Unit
The Sunflower HD Unit met with Mrs. Ray Westling at 515 W. 7th on Wednesday evening. Thirteen members attended a dessert course as Mrs. Marcus Barbee assisted. Mrs. F. J. Meeker presided. Roll call featured a tongue twister. Pennies for Friendship were collected. Mrs. Lloyd Dalton presented the first family life lesson. Mrs. Elvin Brenton received a birthday gift from a secret sister. Mrs. Westling won the door prize. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Brenton at 216 N. Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower HD
Ray Westling
Harry Hunts Hosts To Helping Hand Luncheon
The Helping Hand club met Tuesday with Harry and Mrs. Hunt hosting a covered dish luncheon and quilting. An afternoon business meeting included a roll call by nursery rhymes, with attendees listed by name. Next meeting plans name cake and pie bakers Mines Lyod Whitworth Robert Ellis Lewis Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hunt
Helping Hand Club
Earl Pugh
Robert Ellis
George Wright
Kenneth Young
Leland Yarnell
Hurley Heaton
Bert Cox
Scout meeting at Murray Hill school by Troop 54 and 84
Scout News reports Troop 54 and Brownie Troop 84 met Monday afternoon at Murray Hill school. Roll call and duties were taken by patrol leaders and assistants. The craft project was completed and the meeting closed with a song led by Martha Rhodes. Troop leaders are Mrs. John Splane, Mrs. Carl Magill and Mrs. Gilbert Ranz.
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Murray Hill School
Martha Rhodes
John Splane
Carl Magill
Gilbert Ranz
Juror Qualifies By Watching TV in Grand Rapids Police Court
A Grand Rapids woman was accepted for jury duty after saying she qualified because she watched the Defenders and Perry Mason on television. She stated her decisions would not be influenced by the fictional outcomes where defendants often go free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Leila Myers speaks to Chanute BPW on local mental health effort
Mrs. Leila Myers of Neosho Allen County Mental Health Center addressed Chanute Business and Professional Women at their dinner meeting praising community work to paint and furnish the center office. The program featured poetry, music by Mrs. Petterson, and a chorus of local women led by chairwoman Mrs. Russell Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Myers
Neosho Allen County
Russell Davidson
Scherel Booe
F. H. Hertzell
Mission Rally At Humboldt Church
Following the Southeast Kansas Baptist association meeting in Neodesha the First Baptist church in Humboldt hosts a 7 30 p m missionary rally. Speakers are Rev Walter S Smith director Rankin Christian Center Pennsylvania and Rev Dr John Molletti field representative for the American Baptist Home Mission Societies from Kent Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Southeast Kansas Baptist Association
Neodesha
First Baptist Church
Indian Woman 110 Dies in Oklahoma Remembering Civil War
Mary Brandy, a Choctaw born in Louisiana who recalled Civil War hardships and Union troops, died in Idabel Oklahoma at age 110. She would have turned 111 on February 14. Survivors: two sons, four daughters, 20 grandchildren, 40 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idabel
Okla
Mary ‘Brandy
Louisiana
Brandy
Alexandria
Khrushchev Returns From Berlin Congress to Brest
Khrushchev comes back to the Soviet Union from the Communist party congress in Berlin. He reaches Brest on the Polish Soviet border and will stay several days in Byelorussia as reported by Tass.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Berlin
Tass
Brest
Dear Ann Landers column excerpts on marriage and teens
A collage of Dear Ann Landers passages discusses marital frictions and parenting norms. Examples include a husband who squeezes toothpaste, a wife resisting ironed bedsheets, and a couple debating affordable toys for children. The letters reveal social tension over money, divorce rates, and teen dating dynamics.
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Phil Whitworth
Culture Club
Brandon
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Hulda Parker Oes
Temple
Electa Club
Ruby Boman
Millard Drisdell
Charles Blanschard
Outlook Club
Johnson Home
Dial Tribune
Bill Drybread
Mrs. McMurray
Harry
Scout News
R. D
Bob” Wilson
NEW
YOR Life Insurance
South Lincoln Chanute
IPE Insurance Company Group Insurance
The
Chanute Tribune
Humboldt Church
Global Briefs
Milan
Italy
Maria Callas
Tunis
Defense Ministry
Habib Bourguiba
Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Rome
Buckle
E. Mein
Lavina Radabaugh
Wayne, Mich
Clare
Mich
Ruth Cotter
Linda Casteel
Radabaugh
Ina Hammond
Helen Anderson
Jean Jabour
Doris Bicknell
Maxine Ritter
Lois Brinkerhoff
Ann Landers
America
Philadelphia
California
Kentucky
Rap Landers
R.D
Francine
Ford
Deedee
Buttercup
Mother Landers
James
Peoples Theatre
Dime Savings Roundup Club
Underwater Warrior
Dan Dailey
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