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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
3
Social calendar item lists a Great Books Discussion Group meeting at the Public Library on Sunday January 27 1963 at 7 30 p m. The entry is brief and confirms the event title and location with a date reference.
The Holly Mothers met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Woodrow Fred Bower and co hosts Mrs. Dick Purdy and Mrs. Homer Cook. Mary Casey and Diana Donaldson shared slides from a Caribbean cruise. Mrs. P A Esch won a door prize. There were 13 members and guests including Mrs. Junior Zimmerman and others. Next meeting is a sweetheart party for husbands February 9 at 6 30 p.m.
The Alcott PTA study group met Wednesday morning with Mrs. Wesley Moore and co hosts Mrs. James McKinsey and Mrs. Pat Wilson. Mrs. Robert Lassman led the lesson Children Age Six to Twelve for discussion with 12 members present.
Rodney Berger son of Mr and Mrs Gene Berger of Fredonia celebrates his fifth birthday with a Thursday dinner. A decorated cake was shared with his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Loren Taylor and Bill, and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charley Berger and Larry, plus family members Lori and Earl Gene.
The Delta Study club meets at Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell 304 N Forest with 15 members. They plan participation in the March of Dimes Drive to be held Jan 31. Mrs. M L Morton presents Can Spring Be Far Behind. Next meeting at the Maple Leaf on Valentines Day with 1 15 p.m. luncheon.
Kansas State College in Manhattan will host Home Economics Days on January 29 and 30 planned by the School of Home Economics and the Kansas Extension Service. The Tuesday schedule offers 15 classes on homemaking topics, each presented four times. On Wednesday Mrs. Roger Whitcomb of Wichita speaks at an assembly titled Women in Changing Times, followed by the Kansas Home Demonstration Advisory Council annual meeting in the afternoon.
The Merry Mothers club met with Mrs. Glenn Halbe and 16 members plus one guest at 715 W. 6th. They planned to aid the Mothers March for the March of Dimes on Jan 31 with a 6 30 p m meeting at the Federation Room.
Dear Ann Landers answers questions on dream interpretation and the meaning of dreams. She explains dreams have significance but require a trained specialist to interpret. The column also defends parental rights over teen privacy and outlines differences between reading a diary and checking whereabouts.
Scout News reports Girl Scout Troop 79 gathering Thursday at Zion Lutheran Church. The Jayhawk patrolled the flag ceremony. A new dance titled Pop Goes the Weasel was learned by the troop.
A small household ammonia wipe cleans a chrome plate that holds the switch for the kitchen light. The tip advises a gentle wipe to restore shine and remove grime from the fixture.
Humboldt community notes include a Methodist Men’s Club dinner and speaker from Indonesia Joan Tjeou at Sola Junior College. United Fund directors named and a town meeting planned for Feb 12.Mehrه
The Rev Ruth Campbell M A York and Patty Michael marked their Wednesday birthdays with a York home gathering. Cakes were baked by Mrs York Mrs Clyde Wood and Mrs Glen Michael. Guests included Miss Campbell Becky Jones Clyde Wood family Glen Michael family and many others.
The Erie Rebekah Lodge prepares for a district school of instruction on February 12 at Moran with a 16 member degree staff and guest officers. Local residents visit relatives, attend hospital, and travel to Florida as families relocate.
Sunflower Chapter OES met Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fay Clopine presiding. Jay Klinginsmith led degree exemplifications and an Independence visit for the grand matron is planned. Bernadine Russell is the grand matron. Rainbow for Girls installation set for February 3. Refreshments by Charles Berry and O. H. Bates. Kansas Day decorations and slides of officers’ installation shown by Millard Drisell.
The Sub Debs met at Carol Helton's home on West Street Wednesday evening. Karen Poos presided and named Margie Wortman chair of ways and means and Pam Wilson chair of the calling committee. LeAnna McGettrick to speak to Mrs. Betty Butcher about beautifying the city. Meeting adjourned with the club song. Miss Helton served refreshments for 31 members and two sponsors. Cindy Harris to host next meeting January 30 with a guest speaker from Alcoholics Anonymous.
The United Presbyterian Women held a regular Wednesday afternoon gathering in the church parlor. Mrs. William Hunt opened with a piano prelude, and Mrs. Ruben Burkman led the session. Mrs. D. A. Finney delivered a mission study titled A Touch With the Light. After business, Rev. William Hunt showed a color movie The Gift depicting art photography and the life of Christ. Tea was served by Circle One, with Mrs. Burkman at the silver service.
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