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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
3
A 1963 Ann Landers column format explores tipping as a social custom, a restaurateur’s fairness, and the impact of service on self-respect. Readers discuss fair pay, courtesy, and the dynamics of money and kindness, with advice contrasting cruel behavior and fulfilled, understanding individuals.
Craft classes for children seven to fourteen start Monday at the Launching Pad with sessions at 9 10 and 11 am to avoid swimming times. Registration is by phone Thursday through Saturday 9 am to 3 pm or in person on the first day. Nada Wagoner leads the two week course featuring stick crafts pebble coasters cloth pup pets and papier mache masks. Sponsored by the Chanute Recreation Commission with Martin Rotunno as director. A Highland Park dramatic marionette show follows at 2 30 pm Thursday as a dress rehearsal for Sunday’s band concert. Roosevelt playground children will be transported to Highland Park for the show. Nada Wagoner also directs the marionette act.
Faculty members hosted a retirement tea for Mrs. Charles Carter formerly Joan Turner at Royster Junior High. Guests arrived at 10 am, green yellow and purple décor featured daylilies and phlox, gift table displayed umbrella, recipes were collected, and numerous colleagues and relatives sent gifts from Independence.
The Christian Women's Fellowship Guild of the First Christian Church met at Nora and Elsie Cunningham's home at 503 N. Western. Ten members and two guests attended a picnic dinner. Mrs. Dick Crow of Topeka and Mrs. Edith Cunningham of Wichita joined. Gladys Winans presided. Vinnie Allison presented the lesson Frontier in the Suburbs. Goldie Arnett gave devotions, Where are the Nine. The next meeting will be in Highland Park.
Miss U S A 1963 will be chosen tonight from 15 finalists in Miami Beach. The 15 contestants will perform on stage at the convention hall at 8 p m as 48 foreign entrants wait for Thursday's Miss Universe opening.
The Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church hosted a family picnic at the Erie Golf Club on Tuesday evening. Mrs Harold Neptune led a short business meeting, Blaine Marks gave devotions on Waiting on God, and hostesses were Mr and Mrs Reynold Huffman and Mr and Mrs Harold Neptune. Attendees totaled 43.
Twenty one women attended Arts and Crafts Monday to decorate articles with jewelry a project titled Boutique It Next week participants should bring materials for novelty pincushions bias tape velvet scraps flat wire egg beater cotton needle thread net knife artificial flowers Mrs Hans Herold supervised the class under the City Recreation Commission sponsored program.
The fourth annual reunion of the Eble-John family was held at Santa Fe Park on Sunday. Attendees included Geo A Eble and spouse, Jane Scitack and Margaret Seattie, Ray W Eble with Dian and Douglas, Geo Eble Jr with Roger and Bill, Irvin Dame and Linda Sylvia, L F Petersen with Ir Mrs Louis Kennedy and son, John Mitch ell with Bonnie Bill Beverly Chanute, Melvin Storrer with Larry Julie Colleen Nancy Whitely Ronnie Hess, Raymond Klaus with Leroy, Dorothy Ricketts and family, Oscar John George John Jim Lowe Stephen Don Dale Cindy Phil Mary Bruce Brinda and many from Walnut.
Social calendar notes on Thursday July 18 1963 include a Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting at the Methodist church scout room at 9 a.m. A Rural Grange meeting is set for the Rural School at 6 p.m. The Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God hosts a fellowship room meeting with a covered dish lunch at noon. Friday July 19 features Neosho Valley HCU with Mrs Charles Day and a Wilson Class Sewing and Quilting at 10 a.m. and a Class at EUB Church at 7 39 p.m.
New York AP describes ways to entertain children during car trips. Mrs Mildren Rabinow of the Child Study Association of America advises making youngsters comfortable with activities and planning ahead. She suggests bringing soft drinks and giving kids creative opportunities to stay engaged between ages five and ten.
Wesleyan Service Guild met at the Highland Park shelterhouse for a covered dish dinner. Mrs E C Wilson chaired the program with Mrs S A Mannoni giving grace and Dr Margaret Wolf recounting the Women's Chamber of Commerce work in Chanute. Sarah Haller led a devotional on Doors as guests from Overland Park joined, while tips for keeping children occupied on trips were shared, including crafts with cans, balloons, and a singing session.
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