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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
3
Hair fashion authorities predict Dickey Bird inspired styles for spring with a small crest, soft waves, and weightless look. Daytime wear features subdued crests while evening styling uses high flares with hairpieces. Natural makeup with pink and coral lips complements the airy look.
Readers seek guidance on in laws pressuring for another baby and on romance with a physically unfit fiancé. Ann Landers denounces bribery and urges parental restraint while advising Seen Not Heard and Q T X on social missteps and boundaries.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Skaggs announce the marriage of their daughter Linda to Thomas W Tiegreen son of Mr and Mrs Warner Tiegreen They wed Saturday afternoon in Durante Oklo Tiegreen a Cha nute High School graduate and mortuary student The bride a Cha nute High School graduate works at Bank of Commerce
The Dial Tribune lists Beta Sigma Phi Mrs Ed Smith Stark 7 45 p m Sunflower HD Unit Mrs M Cald well 2 p m Sunflower Chapter CES Masonic Temple 7 30 p m BPW Tioga Hotel dinner 6 45 p m Sorghum Valley Grange schoolhouse 7 30 p m Women of Grace Episcopal St Margarets Airs H W Trelog 1229 W 3rd 1 30 p m St Marys Chapter Mrs Cheries Broadwell 219 W Steuben 2 p m Plus multiple Thursday meetings including Girl Scout Methodist Church United Presbyterian Women Sewing Group and numerous women’s clubs with host addresses and times indicated.
Mrs. B. F. Wyatt hosted 17 Past Matrons of Sunflower Chapter CES Monday night at 815 W Elm. New member Mrs Violet Jeffers was initiated and skits highlighted past achievements and service. Mrs. Caldwell shared Hawaiian tour memories. next meeting with Mrs O W Bray set for Feb 28 at 129 N Grant.
Members of the Neosho County Advisory Board of the Home Demonstration Units met in the courthouse meeting room in Erie Monday morning. Lois O Malley led a lesson on Being a Leader to be used at February or March unit meetings. The afternoon session was led by president Mrs Lloyd Dalton after luncheon at the Erie Cafe. Miss O Malley will appear on the Homemakers program over KOAM TV at 4 p m February 24. Eleven members and Miss O Malley attended.
A reflective piece recalls wartime home life with scarce coal and shared tales among veterans and families. It contrasts postwar redecorating costs with memories of an office boy role and a run of luck in trading cokes, noting how small moments shaped broader careers.
Local column in Chanute Kansas issue notes community happenings. Brief items include civic updates, school news, and upcoming events affecting residents of Chanute and surrounding areas.
Robert Geiger a guidance counselor at Chanutue High School spoke at a Laurel Mothers Club meeting held Friday afternoon. Hostess Mrs. Fred Hunziger welcomed 11 members and one guest Mrs. James Potter. Dessert was served by Mrs. John Crownover. Door prizes went to Mrs. Tom Morehead and Mrs. Kenneth Simmons.
Five tables played at the Home Savings Association lounge with above average scores recorded. Elmer Novak and Joe Louis led with 68 points, followed by Mrs. Ralph Caldwell and Mrs. Murray Shively at 61, and others including Mrs. F G Hooker and Mrs. Kenneth Horton at 60, Larry Caldwell and Bob Allen at 56.5, and Mrs. Jo Payne with Fred Foster at 54.
Susan Coots daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeff Coots Jr was installed as Worthy Advisor of Chanute Assembly No 63 Order of Rainbow for Girls at a public installation in the Masonic Temple. Installing officer Mary Hupp and a long list of officers and advisory board members were installed, followed by a reception in the parlor.
Mrs Earl Minturn public relations chairman for the State of Kansas for the Council of Church Women will address the Cha nute Council annual meeting Friday morning at Grace Episcopal Church. Officers will be elected and reports heard, with a branch served before the meeting.
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