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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
3
The column recounts two readers seeking advice on rent pressures and dating conflicts with a lecherous landlord and a man pressuring to invite his parents. Ann Landers dismisses rent control and warns to move. The second letter questions a betrothal hush and the advice suggests ending the relationship.
A quick lemon chiffon pie idea features a chocolate lined crust and layered filling. Use a prepared lemon chiffon mix or a personal recipe, finish with melted chocolate decorations, and bake two crusts together to save time.
July 7 1908 social calendar lists Barathbea Service Guild Evangelical United Brethren church 730 pm LAPM Odd Fellows hall 730 pm Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenter hal 9 am Ladies Day golf Chanute Country club begins 800 am and 130 pm Wednesday daily 1989 Christian Womens Fellowship Christian church 2 pm Kether Group Evangelical United Brethren church 3 pm
Ad by Alice Brooks promotes a 1959 Needlecraft Catalog with patterns for crocheting knitting embroidery quilts and dolls. It lists pattern 7027 for 18 motifs sized 3 2 by 3% to 4 by 4 inches and details mail orders from Chanute Tribune Arte Dept New York with pricing 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for postage. The promo invites sending name address and pattern number and offers a 2 cent sample of the book.
Mrs Dale Painter won low with handicap in a Chanute Country Club ladies handicap event Saturday. Second place went to Mrs Lyle Holman followed by Mrs Dennis Mills and Mrs Charles Broadwell. Mrs Earl Ostrander and Mrs Carl Stevens won low putts with a draw. Twenty ladies played. The Scotch Foursome was rained out and rescheduled for 5 p.m. Friday.
The Women’s Missionary Society met at the First Church of God on Thursday. Mrs. Betty Glover of Hamilton Ohio led in prayer and Mrs. Randall Bell presided. They completed contributions for Mexican Church of God work in San Antonio Texas and received penny a day envelopes for June. Mrs. William Gregory spoke on New Era in World Missions with notes from The State Bulletin. Two prayer partner letters were read by Mrs. Russell Sharp. Mrs. Martha Glover offered the closing prayer. Nine members, three children and two guests attended, including Mrs. Martha Glover of Chanute and Mrs. Betty Glover.
A covered dish luncheon celebrated June and July birthdays for members of the LS of B of LF and E in Carpenter Hall. Guests included Mr and Mrs. Austin Peacock of Goldsboro with Mrs. Peacock the former Mary Boman. Nine guests and 14 members attended. Tables featured garden flowers from Mrs. Albert Boman. Mrs. R. McGuire will attend the international convention beginning July 11 in St. Paul Minnesota.
Mrs. Robert Allen and Frank Shaffer won first with a 41 in a Scotch foursome at Chanute Country Club. A two way tie for second at 42 included Mrs. Keith Dodd with Bill Gray Jr. and Mrs. Raymond Radford with Bruce Burris. A prize for the average score went to Mrs. Al Endres and Dr. FE Morris with 48. A three way tie for high at 55 included Charles.
Fussman and Mrs. Jay Tabor, Joe Vandiver and Mrs. Charles Fussman, and Mrs. Carl-Stevens and Al Endres are named participants. Chairmen for the event were Mrs. E. O. Morris and Fussman. A Foursome Friday will be chaired by Mrs. Allen and Shaffer.
Mr and Mrs T W Boman of 209 N Highland host an open house from 2 to 5 pm Wednesday honoring their daughter Mary Boman who is married to Austin Peacock visiting from Goldsboro NC The Peacocks are moving from North Carolina to California.
Harmony Home Demonstration Unit met with eight members and guest Mrs Bruce Wheatley at Mrs Gerald Roberts R 3 home. Mrs Raymond Kelley presided as Mrs Ray Rush led the Home Furnishings lesson. Dessert was served. Next meeting set for August 7 with Mrs Rush.
In a crowded bus a man standing by his seated fiancée should not jump into the adjacent vacated seat behind her. He should offer the seat to a standing woman and stand himself. The guidance emphasizes courteous behavior and equal consideration on public transit.
The piece asks if a woman should remove her hat at a private home bridge party and if she may keep it on at a public venue. It also answers that a caller should not feel slighted if dinner interrupts a call and offers to call back later.
At a joint Christian Women's Fellowship meeting a salad luncheon followed the election of new leaders Mmes. C. A. Deay Ed Neyhard A. H. Alford P. H. Taylor and Ross Cooper Devotions were led by Mrs. H. M. Kemmerer and a church film What Happened to Hannah was shown detailing community work.
Mrs B F Jones of 207 North Garfield hosted the ACT Auxiliary meeting on Thursday afternoon. Mrs John Carter presided and Mrs John Walker assisted in serving a dessert to nine members and a guest, Mrs Philip Randolph of Salina. A brief business session preceded an informal afternoon.
The Sew Is Fun class met at Jean Dunlap’s home 408 N Steuben. Terry Lassman demonstrated clean stick seams Kathy Lassman taught sewing on buttons Jean Dunlap showed gathering skirts and Mrs W F Dunlap explained skirt making. Next gathering July 9 for beginners at Mrs Arthur Evans 125 N Forest and July 16 for regulars.
Mrs Ira Grogan led a Wednesday lesson for the Women's Missionary Association of the United Brothers in Christchurch. Nine women attended a Prayer Band beforehand. Ten members four children and three guests joined. Mrs Loren Cobb Janice Holman and Mrs Elmer Mathews were present. Funds received included 10.04 for the building fund and a welch ing party offering. A July 10 pot luck supper is planned with a free will offering.
Recipe outlines four small butterfish bundles baked in parchment. Each fish is opened and spread with anchovy paste then topped with mushrooms and scallions, seasoned, buttered, folded, and baked at 425 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. Serve in paper for four servings.
Advice on treating wood wheels to prevent decay uses chemical mixtures including sodium fluoride and zinc chloride with water. A paste of oxide and water can be applied, then rinse after three hours. For metal fixtures, polish and coat with colorless lacquer to maintain shine. For blue laundry stain, apply alcohol and launder again.
Marian Martin offers a sew easy wardrobe idea for sun and sports. Print pattern 9192 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 12 requires specified yardage for jacket bra shorts skirt. Send 13 cents plus 5 more for first class mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Cheleton Tribune New York NY.
The notice lists newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents Benny Mendez Denise Jewell Vaughan and Dennis Vaughan, and Robert Cox, all born in June. Locations include 1007 North Lincoln 921 West 9th and Humboldt.
Burlington Vermont AP report notes Airman 2 C Francis W Billado Jr of the Vermont Air National Guard faces an extra duty assignment after he cannot find his own uniform. The piece highlights the humorous conflict over who wears the pants in the family.
Maj. Gen. Francis W. Billado toured recruits when his son Francis Jr. wore his father’s pants during inspection. The misfit uniforms drew a sharp exchange after the younger Billado claimed the pants were his. Francis Jr. received extra duty as a result, according to the guard report.
Rep. Richard Simpson, Republican National Committee chairman, will attend the Kansas GOP State Committee meeting in Wichita on July 11. Other leaders including Sen. Thruston Morton, Kansas Senators Schoeppel and Carlson, Rep. Ed Rees, and William Avery will also be on the program. The meeting aims to unite party leaders from precinct to national levels to plan a more effective organization.
Sen Ken Keating of New York urges a tax deduction for bus fares and other costs of commuting to work. He argues revenue loss could be offset by tightening business expense abuses and related reforms.
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