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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1965
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers, a college graduate laments her husband Henry's tenth grade education and poor grammar. She asks how to cope as she sees an intellectual gulf and shallow friends. Ann counsels focusing on uplifting him and notes his choice to marry her shows his own regard.
The Chanute AAUW dinner program featured a study of space using the book Man and Space Frontiers by Harry Stein and National Aeronautical Administration materials. A film strip Space Travel, Two Thousand A.D. was shown and Chanute branches ranking 17th in per capita giving were noted. Plans for Pocahontas at Senior High Feb 4 were announced.
A reflective piece notes household dynamics during a two week vacation with trash forgotten until the end. It mentions college students away for a term, a biology lab fish task, and scenes of organizing gossip among women. A talking tom cat endures rain while family jokes about his intelligence.
Holly Mothers Club met at Mrs. Homer Cook's home 602 S. Larson with 11 members present. Mrs. Fred Bower co hosted. Plans announced for a Valentine party at the Orchid Buffet February 14. Mrs. Marvin Bicknell led a lesson on racial and religious prejudices. Lige Matlock to speak February 25.
Friday events include the Council of Church Women annual meeting at EVUB Church with nursery provided. Sawyer halt? om. First Methodist Church hosts a morning class. Bridge at the Country Club at 1:30 p.m.
Mrs Jack Wilson presided at the Thursday afternoon Autumn Mothers Club gathering in the First National Bank lounge. Plans were made for a sweetheart supper February 11. New member Mrs Donnie Brown welcomed. Refreshments served by Mrs Wayne Wallace Mrs Carlos Fletcher and Mrs Neal Sharp followed by a white elephant auction. Door prize won by Mrs Wallace.
Covenant Women gathered in the church annex Wednesday for a lesson titled the power of prayer led by Mrs. Harry Dahl who read a story Prayer My Only Hope and sang In the Garden. Mrs Leon Larson ran the business meeting as work projects were planned with lunch served to 15 members and three children by Esther and Lisel Larson.
The Mary Dell Paint Club met Thursday at the Maple Leaf Tea Room for a pastel rose painting lesson. Members included Mrs Vernon Diedel and Mrs Leonard Scribner. A noon sack lunch was served to 17 members.
The city recreation commission announces new square dance class times for third to sixth graders. Ages 10 11 12 meet Friday afternoons, ages 8 9 meet Saturdays, at the Recreation Center with enrollment reported at 207. Scallops cooking note added.
Mrs Bill Smoots hosted the Merry Mothers Club at 911 West 9th with 12 members in attendance. Mrs Don Hawley and Mrs Dean Bright assisted. AAUW member Mrs Jerry Steele spoke about a Children's Theater production of Pocahontas at the senior high school. Plans for a Feb 11 Valentine party at the Orchid Buffet were set, each member to bring a white elephant, and fall luncheon plans were discussed.
The Bound to Win Sunday School class of the EUB church met in the annex for a covered dish dinner Thursday. Members of the Men's Bible Class were guests. Mrs. Frank Percy presided. The devotions on Our Idols were given by Mrs. Arthur Carlson. A resume of the past year and outlook for 1965 was given by Mrs. Percy.
Troop 122 and Brownies met Thursday afternoon at Roosevelt School led by Mmes Walter Aday George Phillips and John Jordan. Eighteen members worked on hemming tea towels for a special project.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Floyd McKaig R 2 Eric celebrate their golden wedding with an open house February 7 from 2 to 4 at their home on 47 highway west of 59 junction. They wed February 10 1915 in Olathe and have 4 children 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. relatives plan to attend.
A Kansas Day program was featured at a Junior Kayettes meeting in the Junior High projection room. Mary Ellen Walker as program chair introduced the numbers. DeAnn Tharp played the prelude Home on the Range.
Dale Kent Rickerson was guest of honor at a birthday party at his parents home 1705 S Central at 10 a.m. Thursday. Guests enjoyed gifts games photos and refreshments including cake ice cream candy and kool-aid. Cake was prepared by Mrs John Houston with grandparents the Ostranders noted among attendees.
The Delta Study Club hosted the final interior decorating lesson by Mrs Miles Oyler at its Thursday meeting. She traced how Mediterranean trends evolved from Gothic to Empire periods, as 18 members and one guest, Gana Thompson, enjoyed dessert at the Helton home 1010 Tennessee. Mrs C A Wood presided over the business session.
At the Tioga Hotel BPW members met Wednesday night with Mrs. Adeline Fortney presiding. A March 7 breakfast kick off and a radio program the following Saturday will conclude the observance.
Mrs. M. L. Manners and committee hosted the Christian Culture class in the church parlor on Thursday. Mrs. A. C. Dickinson led, devotions by Mrs. Pearl Ard, and Mrs. Dick inson read letters from former pastors Rev. Gale Bender and Rev. Griffeth. The program concluded with quiz games.
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