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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1961
Page
3
A question from a Texas parent asks for ground rules on teen swim attire and behavior. Ann Landers urges parental agreement on club dress standards and strict, modest in and out changes. She discusses teen dating overnight trips and the social pressure around propriety, suggesting marriage as the traditional remedy for serious questions of good name.
Community groups and church circles meet in July with times ranging from 2 pm to 9 am. from Yuestley Altoona and Highland to Neosho Valley, WSCS circles, textile clubs, and village meetings gather at churches, Masonic temples, and homes led by Mrs. Bell and others. a donation to Mexican Mission work noted. refreshments served.
Mrs. Lloyd Ford was honored with a layette shower Friday evening given by Mrs. Harold Kimble and Mrs. Bill Medley at the Kimble home 704 South Allen. Games were played and refreshments served. Invited guests included Mrs. C. L. Kimble Richard Oliver Ethel Reno Clarence Barr Harry Hanson John Crownover Joe McMillen Britton Thompson Norman Madill Wayne Cooper Ruth Ruggles Kenneth Childers Cecil Storck and Fritz Sonntag.
Savonburg family members reunite in Beaumont Texas with seven surviving siblings present. Hosts were Theodore R Dahl and wife. Attendees include Gene Miller family of Ochelata Oklahoma William Gregory and family Wichita Mrs William White and others. Devotions featured when Trumpets Sounded led by Mrs Gregory and Mrs Bone and family. The group shared social activities at High Island and Galveston Beach.
The article notes the Dahis traveled to Detroit Michigan and also visited friends in Houston Texas during their trip.
Kay Nash was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower Thursday evening at the First Baptist church in Humboldt. Attendees included Mrs. Joe Peters and other relatives. Miss Nash will marry Melvin Stierwalt July 23 at the same church. The pink and white event featured gifts on a pink cloth, games, refreshments, and floral decorations.
Sharon Kay White daughter of Mrs. Charline V. Morris and Paul D. Morris son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. White were married Sunday at the Grant Avenue Baptist church. The ceremony featured a double ring service, a blue and pink corsage theme, and a reception in the church basement with family and out-of-town guests from Buffalo and nearby towns.
New York fashion editors attend a Silk Association dinner kicking off fashion press week. The event showcases shimmering silk outfits for breakfast to sleep, amid the couture group's sponsorship and widespread media coverage. Auction notice follows, offering items for sale with cash terms and McCoy Auction Co. contact details.
AP fashion writer defines style terms used in fall and winter couture shows. Terms include body conscious garments and the nothing dress, with notes on jackets, linings, waistlines and hemlines.
Silk gowns and house coats from Scassi Sarmi Vera Maxwell Norman Norell Werle Irene Gustave Tassell lead a fashion preview during the couture group press week. Fabrics steal focus with glittering accents on pink chiffons and georgettes. Evening looks sparkle with sequins and crystals while understated elegance marks daytime wear.
Members of the Colfax Baptist Women's Mission Society met Friday night at the church for a mother-daughter tea. Mrs. Glenn Hanson led devotions and welcome while Mrs. Don Horton gave the love gilt dedication. A vocal solo was performed by Mrs. Tom.
Congress opens a slow week after the July 4 recess with foreign aid, the National Defense Education Act, and the farm bill awaiting Senate committee action. No major measures slated in either house. Pakistan president Ayub Khan to address a joint session. Senator Fulbright predicts a tight committee vote on Kennedy's $82 billion foreign aid plan as a Cold War tool.
The program featured a skit and color slides on Strengthen Me By Recreative Travel with thirty one guests attending. The next meeting is scheduled for August 9 at the church parsonage.
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