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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
3
Ann Landers answers readers on a range of personal issues with practical advice. A wife laments her husband’s constant half smile, a store manager seeks guidance on an affair among employees, and a teen girl asks why a friend steals her boyfriends. Copyright 1963 Chanute Tribune.
Local page carries community items from Chanute Kansas including council actions and school notices. Brief mentions of events, meetings, and civic updates populate this early July edition segment.
Social calendar listings show July 3 1963 activities across First Baptist Methodist United Brethren and St Patrick's groups. Events include Women's Mission Society meetings at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., Prayer Band 1 30 p.m., Friendly Thimble Club at 2 p.m., St Patrick's Altar Society at 1 30 p.m., and Christian Women's Fellowship circles with host addresses. July 4 lists Missionary Prayer Band Bible Baptist Fellowship Hall 2 30 p.m. and Rural Grange Meeting at Rural school.
Chanute Community Theater holds second tryout session at 7 p.m. in the Launching Pad for Bus Stop. Director Karen Penner notes last night’s six attendees were all women, while the play needs five men including a young rambunctious cowboy. Five middle aged men are expected to audition tonight as rehearsals run through July for an August 8 and 9 production.
Mr and Mrs Johnny Crawshaw of 1505 S Highland were honored at a miscellaneous wedding shower Monday at Zion Church west of Chanute. Attending were numerous McMillen and related families from Chanute Pittsburg Buffalo and Humboldt with gift givers and well wishers including Lizzie McMillen Ada McMillen and many others. The bride Jane McMillen married June 9 at Zion.
Mr and Mrs Edward A Blair announce the engagement of their daughter Gwendolyn Kay to William Orval Gilmour son of Mr and Mrs Ernest W Gilmour of St Joseph Missouri Gilmour served four years in the U S Air Force and is a 1962 graduate of Missouri University Columbia Kay Blair a 1963 graduate of Stephens College Columbia plans a Sept 1 wedding at First Methodist Church
The Tot Lot finished a successful four week session last Friday with 40 children enrolled. A second four week session starts Monday, limited to 30 new enrollments. The program runs Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 3 to 5 pm behind the Evangelical United Brethren church and is sponsored by the Chanute Recreation Commission with Nada Wagoner as supervisor.
The Ann Judson Girl's Guild of the First Baptist Church met Thursday evening with eight members two counselors and six guests present Joyce Um barger Earlton gave devotions and Jeannette Arthur presented the lesson The Lord's Prayer
Mr and Mrs Frank Bockover and Sandra host a large family dinner at 1205 S Forest with numerous relatives in attendance including Robert Brunell Bob bie Jene Jo Jeanene Hardy Frank Hallo way Sherry Anita Taylor Janet Charlotte Steven James Brenda and others from Las Vegas Pittsburg Kansas City Chanute Humboldt Greeley and more.
The Earlton Women’s Society of World Vices meets at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with hostess Mrs. Alva McLaren. Mrs. Mary Walkley leads opening song and prayer, Xenia Osborn presents a program including Ringing of the Bells and Independence Day poem, and Mrs. Dean Dighero delivers the lesson assisted by Mrs. Jack Mathis. The nine members close with sentence prayers, Rev. Mathis serves birthday cake, and refreshments follow.
Benton Ill AP reports the high school boys who hiked 30 miles may regain any weight due to a restaurant offering a malt a day for a week to finish. Of 37 starters, nine completed the full distance while none of the 14 girls finished the march.
New York AP report quotes Emily Lodge wife of Henry Cabot Lodge as excited to serve in Vietnam. She recalls visiting decades ago and calls the region fascinating amid war, stressing a cheerful readiness, practical wardrobe thoughts, and her knack for putting people at ease.
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4 H Club held a foods and clothing meeting with Doug and Steve Lopeman. Sharlene Parker demonstrated banana nut bread and Barbara Cottrell made oatmeal cookies. Refreshments served to 19 members, two leaders, and five guests. Next meeting set for July 11 at Judy Carlson home. Willing Workers cooking group enrolled in meal service and picnics. Angel food cakes sponge cake and biscuits prepared by six members and three guests. Snacks and little lunches group met with Lynita Swiler. three golden glow cakes iced with a drink made by eight members, junior leader, and three guests.
Three tables of duplicate bridge were played Monday evening with above average scores by teams led by Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell at 34, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baughn at 32, Beverly Hull and Roberta Osborn of Neodesha at 30, Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart at 22, and Mrs. W. E. Gilliland and Mrs. L. W. Mitchell at 20.
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