Visitors From Scotland Visit and Return Home
Visitors from Scotland, the Browns, spoke of their year in the United States, living in St. Louis while Dr William Brown worked as a fellow. They shared impressions of medical training in Britain, cost of living, and friendly U.S. hospitality before leaving for Glasgow at summer’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Glashome
Jim Brown
Brown
Dr. Brown
William Brown
Jim
States
St. Louis
Britain
United States
Mrs Patterson Faces Fate as Floyd Battles Not Immortal
Sandra Patterson, wife of heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, reflects on the risks of his upcoming title defense. She says she is hopeful, yet understands he can lose or be hurt. With four children, she vows to support him, attending fights and choosing love over wealth, while noting he plans to fight until about age 30 and may retire after a Las Vegas bout if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingemar Johansson
Johansson
Sonny Liston
Las Vegas
Sandra
Ingemar
Floyd
Weeping Willow
Willow
$265 000 For Missions
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League approved 265000 for four projects over two years at its biennial convention in Kansas City. Delegates prioritized 75000 for developing Negro congregations in rural Alabama and allocated 125000 for a mission house in St. Louis, 40000 for a third hospital unit in Wandoor India, and 25000 for church building loans in Asia. Mrs. Gilbert C. Hankel of Empire Colorado was installed as president for four years. Delegates planned meetings in San Diego in 1965 and Washington in 1967.
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Kansas City
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
League
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
Alabama
St. Louis
Wandoor Hospital
Wandoor
India
Asia
Gilbert C. Hankel
Empire
Colo
Mrs Miller Hosts EUB Esther Circle Meeting
The Esther Circle of the WSWS met at Thelma Miller's home at 215 N Highland. Mrs. Howard Brant presided and prayer opened the session. Members were reminded to complete reading course requirements by year end and funds were approved for library additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
WSWS
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Thelma Miller
N. Highland
Howard Brant
E. A. Pauli
Bessie Brady
Christian Mission
Rim of
East Asia
Edna Strohm
Party Etiquette Sparks Quiet Garden Theater Theme
A luncheon featured a hostess guiding ten guests through a small gathering. Delicate miniature potted plants adorned serving trays and were given as favors to attendees, adding a decorative and personal touch to the event.
Kiss Confusion and Weeping Question in Ann Landers Column
Ann Landers answers reader questions from 1943 about kissing with eyes open and emotional displays. A 1 year old asks about crying and normal emotions while a 6 year old is guided on funeral attendance. The column ends with a note inviting readers to send problems to The Chanute Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Town and Country Group Holds Highland Park Meeting
Highland Park meeting convened Thursday at 9 30 with seven members. Mrs Wayne Greve led the business session while hostesses Mrs Robert Hurford and Mrs Robert Holder served refreshments. Plans were made for a picnic next meeting at 1 pm in Highland Park. August PEN
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Hdu
Highland Park
Wayne Greve
Robert Hurford
Robert Holder
Teens Career Planning Featured At Buffalo Event
Here There reports Buffalo Blue Valley HDU met at Mrs Cloyd Gillespie home Friday with roll call on a Kansas fact. Mrs Dale Payne led lessons on Teenagers are People and Career Planning as members gathered articles for a white elephant sale to raise funds. A picnic at Buffalo Lake on August 11 is planned. Refreshments served to seven members and two children.
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Buffalo
Blue Valley Hdu
Cloyd Gillespie
William Tollmer
Kansas
Dale Payne
Buffalo Lake
Thornburg
Car Stowe
Shirley
Thornburg Hdu
High Prairie Church
John Blanscot
Phillip Wing
Vilas
99 Park
Harrison Morton
Center Ridge WSWS Meets For Institute Plans
Center Ridge WSWS met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Carlson and 11 members in attendance. Carol Solomon led roll call and discussed plans for a full institute at Center Ridge. Marjorie Carlson gave the lesson titled Between East and West while Maxine Stoll read scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Ridge
WSWS
Anna Carlson
West Main
Carol Solomon
Marjorie Carlson
Maxine Stoll
21 Play Golf Ladies Day Leads In Low Net
There were 21 participants in the Ladies Day Golf Tuesday. Those with the low net were Mrs. Fred Johnson and Lorene Carson. Other ball winners included Mrs. Earl Ost rander, Bob Pemnnington, Glen Shook, Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Lorene Carson
Mmes
Earl Ostrander
Bob Pemnnington
Glen Shook
Ralph Caldwell
Bob Allen
All Day Meeting By Missionary Group
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God met in the church fellowship room for an all day gathering. Nine members attended with Mrs Randall Bell presiding in the afternoon. A hymn and the poem Tiller in the Church were shared. Rev Paul R Wagner led prayers. The next meeting is planned for August 1 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God
Randall Bell
Tiller
Bell
Paul R. Wagner
4-H Club News Neosho Valley Busy Bees Tour Results
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H Club held a July 13 tour of projects. Members displayed cookies a nd chicken hogs sewing and crafts, cattle and gardens with many participants named. A post tour picnic at Santa Fe park followed with Ronnie Poor taking photos. Ever Ready 4-H Club met at Santa Fe park planning a county fair booth. The August 3 tour wiener roast and achievement program were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Barbara Cottrell
Mike Wiles
Connie Hart
Nancy Hart
Nancy Ford
Karen Ford
Susan Erickson
Roger Erickson
Judy Carlson
Vicki Hart
Donnie Hart
Raymond Erickson
Charlene Parker
Bill Lopeman
Steve Lopeman
Doug Lopeman
Santa Fe Park
Ronnie Poor
Taylor
Ramsey
Erickson
Barnhart
Bob Raney
Betty Waltermire
Teresa Hupp
Miss Waltermire
Marty Barnhart
Jackie Jones
Alicia Taylor
Recreation Commission Plans Weekend High School Events
The City Recreation Commission sponsors events at junior and senior high levels this weekend. Junior High Launching Pool members will attend a swimming party at the Municipal Pool tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 12 noon with free admission for members. A Senior High dance at the Launching Pool tomorrow from 8:30 to 11:30 features the Road Runners. admission will be charged. It is the seventh in eight summer dances sponsored by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Commission
Launching Pool
Municipal
Recreation Commission
Chanute Tribune Report From Friday July 19 1963 Page Three
Chanute Tribune covers local news including community events and city notes for Friday July 19 1963. Brief items summarize civic happenings and short updates from Chanute and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
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Washington University Medical School
Scot
Drs. Brown
Great Britain
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Glasgow
Tribune
Joy Miller
AP Women’s
Seneca
Tina
Floyd Jr
Eric
San Diego
Calif
Washington
Suzy
Main & Lafayette
Mrs. Miller
ARS
Dear Ann Landers
Ann
Grandpa
Freddie
W.D.T
Italy
Maruccelli
Milan
Florence
Highland
Jane
Jane Russell
Buddy Beryl Davis
Mr. Blackwell
Russell
Beryl
Connie Haines
Rand Arch
Roy
Williams Monument
N. Broadway
Lola, Kansas
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute, Kansas
P.O
Dale Steinman
Chanute Discount
Harold Fulps
Chanute Discount Company
S. Evergreen
Chamber of Commerce
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