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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1958
Page
3
The American woman will wear varied shapes in fall fashion as designers preview softer lines and high waisted Empire silhouettes. Belts vanish from natural waistlines though placed near bust or hips. Skirts shorten and suit jackets stay brief with coordinated blouses.
Advertisement by Alice Brooks offering pattern 7013 for a gay toaster cover with transfer of face and decorations. Notes send five cents plus postage and include name address zone and pattern number. Also offers Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue with crochet knitting embroidery weaving quilts and toys.
The Lucky Clover 4-H club at Thayer School elected Sherre George vice president and named Lynn Umbarger and Sherre George as health camp delegates while Duane Brooks and Mary Meek were chosen for junior leadership camp. Reports on 4-H camp were given by Gary Wright and Donald Baker. A safety poster will be made for the Erie fair with Sue Umbarger Bob Williams Duane Brooks and Dalene Anderson on the committee. Sue Umbarger serves as reporter.
Ann Landers advises a married woman with three children that her New England upbringing did not cause her marital coldness. The columnist blames the excessive emphasis on respectability, urges counseling, and suggests her husband may seek affection elsewhere if she does not loosen up.
A playful recipe describes making Honolulu Hatties by turning cooled custard onto large pineapple slices. The crowns use gelatin molded in custard cups and straw inserts form pineapple brims, with a pineapple syrup glaze.
A column offers relationship guidance with a reader seeking dating tips and comfort with the opposite sex. Instructions invite sending 20 cents for Ann Landers’ booklet and a stamped SASE to The Chanute Tribune. Also notes fennel seeds as an apple sauce spice similar to anise for pork sides.
A Marian Martin pattern offers a crisp smart shirt waist in candy stripes or solids in cotton or drip n dry. Printed Pattern 9336 Misses sizes 12 to 20 requires 47s yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 50 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing and include name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin pattern dept. Chanute Tribune.
Savonburg Mrs Eva Lindberg hosted a Thursday afternoon meeting of the Missionary Society of the Savonburg Methodist church. The session opened with group singing and roll call answered with Bible verses as Mrs Roy Singer presided and led devotions. He Hath Set The World In Their Hearts was the devotions topic.
Mrs. Mattie Daniels led a lesson while the hostess and Mrs. R. W. Walquist served refreshments to eight members. The event highlighted a small gathering with social courtesy and fellowship.
Listing of local social and club happenings for July 15 1958 in Chanute and Santa Fe area. Dates include Tuesday July 15 and Wednesday July 16 with events at Methodist and Presbyterian churches Chanute Country Club and IOOF hall. Notable names and addresses appear for organizers and hosts.
Mrs Glen Strange led a Christian Living program titled Begins at Home at a Shaw Christian church CWF meeting. Mrs James John served as hostess and Mrs Charles Gearhart presided in the absence of president Mrs Russell Heady.
The group met at the church with 11 members and six children present. A basket dinner was served at noon and refreshments followed. The next meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. August 5 with Mrs Albert Smith.
Cottage Oak HDU met at the roadside park they sponsor with eight members and eight children present. Mrs Squire demonstrated buddy burners while tables held flower bowls. roll call cited My Vacation Plans. A picnic is planned for Aug 12 and next meeting is Sept 10 with Mrs Williams. guest day concludes with clothing mending and repair lesson by Mrs Criswell.
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