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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
3
Advice on selecting flattering swimwear by figure type. Home economist Mrs. Marjorie E. Price outlines how built in bras tummy control and hidden shaping create illusion, with guidance on fit, coverage, and care including washing tips and avoiding sun exposure.
Mrs Wilbur Thompson presided yesterday at a Victory HDU meeting attended by 15 members. Mrs Glenn Hanson led recreation and Mrs Harve Johnson gave the lesson How To Manage Time with Mrs Robert Lopezman as advisory board guest. next meeting is August 5 with Mrs O E Nickerson.
Mrs. Audrey Gibson and Marge Cook will oversee women’s golf events at Chanute Country Club on Friday. A Scotch Foursome is scheduled for 9 30 a.m. and a special golf activity will be held at 2 p.m.
Send thirty five pattern patterns with a 5 cent first class mailing add. Include NAME ADDRESS ZONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER to Marian Martin care of The Cha pute Tribune Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St New York 11 NY. Printed Pattern 9309 for misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20.
Mrs. Hoyt Alford presided yesterday at a meeting of the LA to B of RT at the IOOF hall. Mrs. L. M. Markman and Mrs. Guy Donovan Sr. served refreshments in keeping with the Fourth. A red white and blue color scheme and miniature flag favors were used. The group will observe its 50th anniversary Oct. 7 with a banquet and program with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainman. Committees were appointed for planning.
Mrs Hillard Blume of 520 N Highland hosted Group 2 of the Christian Women's Fellowship yesterday. Mrs H M Kemmerer opened with prayer and Mrs C C Hunter led as chair. The lesson on Christian Concern of the North American Neighbors was given by Mrs Howard McNeill, assisted by several members and two guests. Refreshments followed for 17 members and two visitors Mrs Laura Beauchamp and Mrs Ted Hurst. The next meeting is planned with Mrs A B Chauncey.
Mrs S T Walkley of Earlton hosted a WSWS gathering at Earlton EUB church. The session opened with the 23rd Psalm as Mrs Dean Dighero taught Strengthen The Church Through Vocation. Reports covered the Hutchinson convention and the Topeka WSWS meeting.
Eighteen women played at Chanute Country Club for Ladies Day. Prizes awarded for low total on 7 and 9 for low putts with several ties in championship, A, B, and C flights. Next week’s event moved to Monday due to a Southeast Kansas golf meet in Parsons.
July 3 events include Royal Neighbors of America at Santa Fe Park picnic at Noon and Junior Golf at Chanute Country Club at 8:30 a.m. Seamo na HDU meets Mrs. Albert Tuttle at 2 p.m. ACT Auxiliary host Mrs. Frank Jones at 207 N Garfield at 9:30 a.m. July 4 features Dorothy L Dixtent DUV Memorial Building at 2:30 p.m. Scotch Foursome and Chanute Country Club picnic at 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. respectively.
A 26 year old mother of a 5 year old seeks guidance on reuniting with her husband who left years earlier. She is independent with stable life while he now seeks reconciliation after legal support. Ann Landers advises caution and notes his past abandonment.
The birth list records Larry Neil Kepley born June 26 to Mr. and Mrs Neil B. Kepley of 121 S. Kansas. Ricky Dean Lowry born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs Roy Lowry of 1609 W. Main. Sally Jean Thurman born June 25 to Mr. and Mrs Allen Thurman of R. 2. Kevin Anthony Keenan born June 14 to Mr. and Mrs Richard S. Keenan of R. 3 at Neosho Memorial Hospital.
Question about etiquette for dining out with a five year old. Is it appropriate to share meals or portions with a child in public, and what are polite expectations for behavior, tipping, and restaurant rules during family dining out?
Quick home guidance on common dining etiquette and kitchen tips. Includes timing for church wedding guests, the Latin meaning behind nota bene, and essential household remedies such as iodine mercurochrome hazel epsom salts boric acid bicarbonate of soda bandages and dressings.
A recipe note for Parmesan macaroni uses 7 ounce elbow macaroni and butter with freshly grated Parmesan. Cook pasta per package directions, drain, and transfer to a heated serving dish. Add butter and cheese as directed, then stir to finish.
Burt Truster Sr. of 1216 S Central was found guilty of lewd and lascivious conduct against a 12 year old girl and sentenced to four months in the county jail. The arrest followed a complaint signed by the girl's mother. Testimony also covered Paul Mayfield charged with two counts of public indecency. case adjourned for closing argument.
Melt butter and grated cheese through the macaroni, tossing with two forks until the sauce coats evenly. Serve immediately for four servings. Romano can replace Parmesan. Finish in the same dry saucepan over very low heat if preferred.
The answer set offers guidance on phrasing pronunciation and vocabulary. It suggests rewriting the sentence as I understand without the word quite, provides Gaelic as gay lick with emphasis on the first syllable, identifies silhouette as misspelled, defines indomitable as not to be subdued, and gives lascivious as a la word meaning lewd or lustful.
In Wichita AP dispatch, federal Judge Delmas C. Hill grants a summary judgment upholding the Katy Rail Road's move of offices and shops from Parsons Kansas to Denison Texas on March 17 1957. He rules old agreements with Parsons and Kansas unenforceable and notes the transfer inflicted an economic blow on Parsons.
Parsons facilities were discussed as a reasonable length of time with old agreements deemed too restrictive for the Katy to serve the public. The judge noted a distinction between permanent and perpetual in his ruling against the city and state. The Katy already had headquarters at Denison and Attorney General John Anderson said he would read the decision at Topeka before deciding on an appeal.
Forty five new manufacturing plants began or announced in Kansas in the first six months, nine more than a year ago. In production are 32 plants and 13 more announced plans. Wichita leads with 10 new plants. Mound Ridge ranks second with five.
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