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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
3
Readers share clash with advice on motherhood career and solo living. A 41 year old mother resents delays for a newborn while another woman defends living alone to preserve privacy and finances. A couple recalls Grandma’s gift with strings and choosing independence.
New York AP report quotes Dr. Rhoda Lorand noting youths who rioted at summer resorts express lack of confidence in masculinity and hostility to parents. She says both boys and girls feel the adult world is dangerous and seek group approval to discharge childish fears, sometimes linked to harsh discipline.
Mr and Mrs Ted R Masters announce the engagement of their daughter Wanda Lou Masters to David LeRoy Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Harold L Cooper The couple both graduated from Chanute High School attended Chanute Junior College and work at Merle Kelly Ford Inc and the Eight Ball A September wedding is planned.
Debra Myers demonstrated how to make sugar drop cookies at a cooking class held at her home on R 1. Younger members brought drop cookies for judging and Miss Myers won first rating. Bruce Parker’s banana nut bread topped the older group. Refreshments were served to 11 members, Mrs. Vernon Myers, Mrs. Robert Lopeman leader, five mothers and five children. The group plans a July 20 meeting with Bruce and Charlene Parker with attendees bringing a half layer frost ed golden glow cake.
Fashion experts urge planning wardrobes a season ahead to avoid costly mistakes and ensure full stock. Knits dominate, with edgings in spring trend, and fall colors include celadon, olive, heather pink and blue. Coats in shaggy fabrics with wide sleeves, fur collars, and new alabaster off-white shade are highlighted.
The Gem and Mineral Society met Tuesday night in the Memorial building Federation room with 23 members and two guests, Jack Andre and his son of Long Island New York. A report on the Missouri field trip was given and Lewis Wilson Bronson led a lesson on fluorescent rocks with a lighted rock display. A club film of field trips was shown.
Community groups schedule events at churches lodges and halls. Rainbow for Girls breakfast at Lynette Davis home 607 S Ashby. Cottage Grove Ladies Aid at 1401 N Garfield. United Presbyterian Women Sewing at the church. Peace and Progress unit in Heritage Room. Friday events include LA of B of LE Luncheon at Carpenters Hall and Miriam Circle at Rebekah Lodge. Senior Citizens covered dish luncheon 11:30 with rides via HE 1-1992. WW Diet Club at Sawyer Hall. Wilson Class at Dam Bridge Country Club.
Mrs Buford Allen entertained 11 members and one guest Mrs Lonnie Rhoades of the Victory HD Unit Tuesday afternoon. Mrs F A Prosser presided. Mrs John Thielen spoke on A Different and Optimistic View of the Population Explosion by George F Carter of Johns Hopkins University. Plans were made for the Erie fair booth in August with a family picnic at Mrs Thielen's R 1 home on Aug 17.
Doan's Pills promise rapid relief from backache headaches and muscular pains from stress and overwork. They also soothe bladder irritation and act as a mild diuretic, increasing urine flow to ease discomfort. The ad touts improved sleep and long-standing use over 60 years.
Eighteen women played partners Tuesday in the Ladies Day event at Chanute Country Club. Low net score awards went to Mrs. William Gray Jr and Mrs. Bob Johnson with 73. A second place tie at 75 earned balls for Mrs. Keith Dodd, Mrs. Dean Haines, Mrs. Don Elder, and Mrs. E O Morris. Mrs. Morris was chairman for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and the Hameses returned from Colorado and observed a fireworks display at City Park. Chanute Cycle Club members rode to City Park for the show. Chandler announces a newborn son Michael Owen. Harold Tarplay attended a Choral Arts Workshop in Minneapolis. Francisco and the Minneapolis Symphony visited his grandparents in Humboldt. The Webb and Johnston families traveled, with visits across Washington and Canada, and Milt Snyder attends a Chamber Institute in Colorado Boulder. Norman E. Webb serves aboard USS Salisbury Sound.
A reunion of the Kennedy and Fluber families occurred Sunday at the VFW club rooms in Erie. A noon basket dinner followed by visiting and horseshoe pitching drew attendees including Mrs. Mary Kennedy, Mrs. Josephine Shively, Jim Kennedy, and many relatives from Chanute Richards Mo Independence Mo St Paul Kansas City Kan Lenexa and other towns.
The Women’s Society of World Service of the EUB Church gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Alva McLaren’s home with Mrs. Dean Dighero presiding. Mrs. E. J. Salzman gave the lesson “Give God the Glory Through Christian Fellowship.” Tea and cake followed for seven adults and two children.
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