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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
3
The piece argues that good looks hinge on proportion among facial features and advises eyeglass choices to enhance balance. It explains how frame width, bridge size, and edge decoration affect eyebrow visibility, eye spacing, nose appearance, and jaw lines to create a harmonious look.
Advertisement for Teens Best Friend dog pattern by Alice Brooks. Promotes 14 inch spaniel project with pattern 7005 plus remnant usage and pricing, requests 25 cents for Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue, and mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York address with name and pattern number.
Adele Simpson designs emphasize movement and freedom in a fall collection. Suits feature short jackets and camisole-tied skirts that swing without constricting the waist. Empire line dresses and high belts avoid pinched waists while a new three piece ensemble uses a dome shaped zouave skirt with harem line.
Wilson class quilting and sewing at Methodist church at 10 a.m. Dorothea L. Dix tent DUV Memorial building at 2 50 p m. Confraternity of Christian Mothers at St Patrick's School 7 30 p.m. Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country club 5 p.m. Neosho Valley HDA Mrs Harry Largon R 2 2 p.m. Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem picnic Masonic Temple 6 50 p.m.
A Cunningham family picnic at Santa Fe Park honored California relatives Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrill. Attendees included numerous Cunninghams from Chanute Humboldt Thayer Iola and San Leandro with guests Mrs. Mabel Pens. The Morrills, staying with Mrs. Pearl Hallenberg, plan a California visit with Tillie Cunningham.
Mrs. Roy Kirkpatrick hosted the Bethel Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church on Tuesday evening at 712 North Kansas. Members answered roll call with a prompt about the appliance they would hate to be without. The group planned an August ice cream social. Mrs. Kenneth Childers led the lesson Strengthen The Church Through Vocation and Mrs. Clarence Barr directed games. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. B. A. Morris, 1115 South Malcolm.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd D Christmas announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Ann to Leo F Mock Miss Christmas is a 1958 graduate of Thayer High School Mock a 1957 graduate of Chanute High School is serving in the Marine Corps at Camp Pendleton California No wedding date has been set.
Members of the Westminster class of the Presbyterian church hosted husbands at a covered dish dinner Tuesday night. Guests included the Rev. and Mrs William T. Hunt Mrs W A Goolsbee Bertice Gibson Chanute and Janet Kay Shipley of Sun Valley California a granddaughter of Mrs Ralph Drake which featured Mrs Drake showing pictures of a Colorado trip. Mrs Joseph R Wasser chaired the serving committee.
Dear Vy faces a custody battle past, a new marriage troubled by the first son’s memory, and a threat to leave. The columnist urges standing by the son, notes the child is not a mere accessory, and predicts lasting hurt if the boy is given up.
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society circles held lessons from A Day With The Doctor and Mission Digest. Anna Aponas and Mrs Buford Sherbenou led coffee and prayer with eight members and a guest. Other meetings featured devotions, prayers, and readings, with ten members and two guests attending.
The Spiritual Life and Mission ary Education committees hosted a Wesleyan Service Guild picnic Tuesday night due to bad weather. Twenty four members and two guests attended Mrs. Joe Brewster of San Francisco and Judy Forslund of Kansas City attended. Mrs Palmer Forslund led the meeting with prayer assistance from Pearl Chapman and several others. An executive board meeting followed and a family picnic is scheduled for August 19.
A Q and A on proper courtesies. Men should let women enter revolving doors first for smoother handling. Hostesses indicate seating by directing guests from their own place. When assisting a woman from a car, place a hand under her elbow rather than taking her hand.
Question on dealing with insect infested house plants. Answer suggests placing sulphur matches head down around the soil and spraying a solution of naphtha soap and water for control.
A reader asks how to add a creamy flavor to soup and is advised to drop a walnut-sized piece of cheese per quart. The page also advertises Marian Martin half size sewing patterns with pattern numbers and mailing instructions. Local residents are listed with travel and visiting notes across multiple households.
Humboldt residents host relatives from Wichita and California as family trips span multiple cities. Visitors include Loraine and Harold Krokstroms guests from Los Angeles and Arkansas City, with Norman Oklahoma cheerleading study trips and Hamburgers at Fort Worth trips noted among Humboldt families.
The list records multiple newborns at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents and addresses in Neosho area. Babies named Paul Scott Carol Lynn Kenneth Carl Dale Leroy Rick Bryan Susan Kay Tammy Lynn Clarence Edward Vance Lewis Thomas William and Timothy Arthur appear with birth dates in July and parental details.
A cooking note outlines oil amounts for pan frying by skillet diameter. Use four cups of oil for an eight inch pan. Use one to three cups for a ten inch pan and one cup for a twelve inch pan.
Mrs Allen tied for medalist honors after an 18 hole score of 85 at Independence Tri-State Tournament in Independence yesterday. Chanute Country Club placed third behind Independence Elks Coffeyville CC while Allen seeks Tourney medalist in final 18 holes.
Federal grants under the Water Pollution Act were approved for three Kansas projects. Hiawatha will receive an $88,050 federal grant for a new sewage treatment plant of $320,500 total. Holton gets $54,885 of $184,450 for a new plant. Ogden secures $25,800 of $86,000 to enlarge an existing facility.
Topeka AP state law expert says laws requiring financial reports for groups handling campaign money apply to individuals too. He notes such organizations must appoint a treasurer and file a detailed accounting within 30 days after an election.
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