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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
3
Advice column excerpts from 1963 addressing teen pregnancy abortion dangers and marital conflicts. A 16 year old seeks abortion pills. Ann Landers warns against pills and offers alternatives. Letters also cover a husband who interrupts and a daughter’s unhappy marriage with in-law tensions and guidance to involve a clergyman.
Leland Clapson attended a Thursday meeting in the Memorial building Federation room. Charles Lowe presented hymn notes on Be Still My Soul sung by Mrs Paul Haight. A clarinet solo by Randy Haines with Clapson followed by Bernstein excerpts, a piano solo by Connie Johnson, a saxophone duet Star Dust, a violin solo with Connie Johnson, trumpet solo by Marilyn Tiegreen, and a piano piece Slaughter on Tenth Avenue. An instrumental ensemble including Randy Haines and others performed Tiger Rag and South Town Strutters Ball. The group counted 24 members and three counselors present.
Sunday reading event hosted by the Great Books Devit Group at the Public Library. Dante's The Divine Comedy discussed at 7:30 p.m. in the library's reading room with attendees and scholars participating.
The Ladies Auxiliary of United Commercial Travelers met at Mrs. Charles Berthot home to vote a memorial gift to the Neosho County Assn for Exceptional Children scholarship fund honoring Ida Hoofmagle Florence Blackwood and Ruth Jones. With low attendance they voted to surrender the charter at year end May 1. 39 years old with 24 charter members, now only two remaining.
At the AAUW meeting last night in the Maple Leaf Tea Room a $500 grant was voted for the State Fellowship Fund. The Children’s Theater plans to stage Sleeping Beauty at the Senior High School auditorium on February 13 at 7 30 PM. Mrs Jack Parkins gave a lesson on Roles of Husband and Wife.
Alpha Chi and Beta Sigma Phi members convened at 301 S Steuben with MrsEd Smith and Mrs Don Duni vant reading from the manual. Mrs Mick Kesner led prose instruction and won the door prize while plans for the Feb 12 meeting include dinner at White Grill a business meeting at 606 S Central and bowling the remainder of the evening with Mrs Robert Holder assisting.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Wilhite presided as worthy matron and patron at the Bluebird Chapter CBS meeting in the Masonic hall. An initiation practice occurred and the room featured baskets of flowers with sunflowers as table decorations. A social hour in the dining room followed, hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Nelson and Mr and Mrs Charley Stevens.
In Savonburg the Mary Martha circle voted to fuse into Covenant Women. Mrs Alfred Rost hosted the meeting. New officers elected include Francis Lee president Harry More vice president Vivian Johnson secretary Emma Larson treasurer. Devotions by Clarence Collins. Participants included Ward Corbett and August Erickson. Corbett to host Feb 12.
Scout News Pack 1 Den 2 Cub Scouts met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jess Collier at 1002 S. Plum. Brian Tennis led the flag salute and Jerry Williamson delivered the Cub Scout promise. They prepared fallout shelter water display and visited Chanute civil defense director Ralph Toland who spoke on civil defense. Benny Johnson served refreshments. All Den 2 members attended the Thursday night pack meeting at the Presbyterian church.
The Roosevelt PTA study group met Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Paul Dent, 1521 Malcolm. Mrs. Walter Tasche led the lesson on Helping Children Cope with Stress, with Harold Anderson, principal, representing the faculty. Refreshments were served to 12 members and one guest.
Members of the Men's Bible class were guests of the Bound to Win class of the EUB church Thursday evening. A covered dish dinner was served with hostesses Mrs. Frank Percy Mrs. Robert Cation and Mrs. Earl Wertz. The invocation was given by Rev. J. W. Shike. Mrs. Percy presided and spoke on Beginning the New Year With a Clean Slate. A New Year poem was read by Mrs. Jennie Nelson. Devotional material was shared by Mrs. Perry Swan Mrs. Bessie Lehman Mrs. Jess Barker and Mrs. E. A. Pauli. Roll call answered by 31. Dismissed by Mrs. Shike.
Mr and Mrs Sam Waltermire and family were entertained with a dinner last night at the home of Mrs Lillie McCoy 1112 S Santa Fe Mrs Ida McCoy was also a guest The Waltermire family will soon leave to make their home in Portland Ore
Jellied cranberry sauce cubes can be added to muffins pancakes and baking powder coffee cake. Stir gently to avoid squashing the cubes and grease the griddle when pancake batter includes the cranberry sauce.
The first birthday of Randall Marts was celebrated with a dinner at his parents home 424 W Elm. Guests included Paul Stinson Moran Lester Marts Steven Robert Marts Dorothy McCann Roger and Billy Berthot and Roy and Mrs Marts.
Film star Joan Fontaine and Alfred Wright Jr the golf editor of Sports Illustrated will marry Monday in Elkton Maryland Wright disclosed on Thursday.
If you like your oven fried chicken very well done bake the cut up bird as long as an hour and 15 minutes in a moderate oven. Use a half cup of butter or margarine melted for bas ting and season to suit your family's taste.
Delta Study Club meets 18 members with new member Mrs. Robert Lausch welcomed. Merry Mothers Club entertains at Mrs. Ralph Heaton Jr. home as plans for Valentine luncheon form. Today's Mothers Club covers child music program and reads aloud grandchildren notes. Officers elected: Hotchkiss president Beach vice president Eastburn treasurer Ackerson secretary Johnson reporter Garvin presiding.
Marcia Sandberg, a sophomore, was chosen as one of 30 members of William Jewell College concert choir in Liberty Missouri. The group will start its spring tour February 9 touring Missouri Illinois Kentucky and Indiana. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Sandberg of 8 West Walnut.
Mrs. Jack Wilson presided at Thursday’s Autumn Mothers Club meeting held at Mrs. Eldon Doane’s home. A square dance Valentine party for husbands was planned for February. Mrs. Wilson won the door prize as 12 members played games and aided by Mrs. Wayne Wallace and the hostess in serving.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Carlson of Littleton Colorado have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ermey on North Plummer Road and other friends in Chanute since Tuesday. They left this morning for Tulsa to visit their daughter before returning home.
The Rev and Mrs Charles Cable of Savonburg announce the birth of a son Monday at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott The baby is named Robert Louis and weighs 6 pounds 12 ounces Mrs Cable formerly Willa Ann Woody Mr Cable serves as pastor of the Christian Church at Walnut.
A children story hour titled April Umbrella will be told at 10 30 Saturday morning in the children's library. The event will take place in the basement of the public library next to the Heritage room during remodeling. Mr and Mrs Boddy are listed among early participants.
The Christian Culture class of the First Baptist Church met at 819 North Steuben. Mrs. E E Lofgren led the business meeting and Mrs. Arthur Jackson gave devotions. Eighteen members answered roll call with a favorite Bible verse. Mrs Lofgren and Mrs Jackson assisted the host.
Marceline Missouri residents visit Mrs C H Neal at Autry Nursing Home where she is seriously ill. They join her son and daughter in law, Marvin Phillips, at 417 West Fifth Street to offer support during her illness.
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports Thursday admissions for Mrs Gary Nickelson Arthur Coonrod Mrs William Wright James Shively. dismissals include Mrs Dean Moore and others. Births include Carl Weiner III and spouse for a boy. Admissions today cover Reva Ferguson surgery and several medical cases. Dismissals today list multiple local residents. Licenses issued include John Wayne Sitsier Wauntie Beasley and others from Chanute.
Unit hostess Mrs. C. L. Bohlander led seven members at Tuesday’s Grant HDU session. A contribution to the essay contest was approved, with Mrs. Don Mundell teaching window treatment and Mrs. Raymond Orton receiving the door prize. The next gathering is scheduled for February 18 with Mrs. Lloyd Audiss.
Veterans of World War I District 5B will meet in Coffeyville on Sunday. A covered dish dinner is planned at noon in the Memorial building, with a number of attendees expected to share memories and refreshments.
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