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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1966
Page
3
Neighbor debates feather pillows on sun air times. Heloise advises shade airing, daily fluffing, or tumble-drying without heat. Tips include using empty detergent bottles, door jamb shoe aids, snap-on bra straps, red nail polish on staples for visibility, aluminum foil for cake displays, and cotton ball reuse.
Community clubs and church circles gather for meetings and meals. Mrs James Kern and Mrs Margaret Taylor host circles at multiple central city addresses with times mostly around 9 30 a m and afternoons including a 2 p m session. The listing includes United Presbyterian First Methodist First Baptist and Grace Hill circles with host names and street locations.
Mrs. Edna Rush entertained the Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church on Monday night. Chairman Mrs Rush led a brief business session. Devo tions were given by Mrs John Clark. Jerry Houston spoke about his work with the blind in the four county area. Refreshments were served to eight members and four guests: Mrs Harold Neptune, Mrs Frank Hotchkiss, Mrs John Bench, and Houston.
The July meeting of the 4 H Club featured demonstrations by members. Debra Engleman presided as vice president. Mary Clinesmith announced a style revue on July 19 at Fredonia and Merle Summerville showed films from the June 4 H tour. Englemans hosted and provided refreshments. Visitors included Kathy Andrus Michelle Andrus and Lorie McGregor.
Scout News Troop 225 led by senior patrol leader Rick Audiss opened Monday evening at Zion Lutheran church with the pledge of allegiance and scout law. Patrol corners were held and badges reviewed. Scoutmaster Paul Mueller conducted the closing ceremony after an outdoor game.
Police in INTEROI Brazil report strong results from new radar units. An initial test found 95 percent of vehicles checked were speeding, prompting calls for broader deployment and stricter enforcement.
Judith Marie Henry and Thomas R. Adams married at Evangelical United Brethren Church in a 7 30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev William J Baldwin The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley J Henry and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Orum Adams The church decor featured white and blue daisies and lilies of the valley The organist Barbara Hunt and vocalists provided music The couple will reside at 336 W Warren Gardner after a short wedding trip Adams will work as a Santa Fe Railroad billing clerk in Olathe.
In Rome AP reports Barocco and Valentino showcased purple and orange as key fall winter colors. Highlights include purple crepe gowns with orange accents, belted purple coats over orange sheathes, and coordinated coats and pants suits. Valentino favors slim smock silhouettes and exotic fur tones.
An area conference of child welfare workers will be held here tomorrow at the state welfare district offices 910 W Elm. Thirty six workers from 14 counties are scheduled to attend the meeting opens at 9 30 a m following a pre conference coffee and will close about 3 15 p m. Counties represented include Allen Bourbon Chautauqua Cherokee Crawford Elk Greenwood Labette Linn Miami Montgomery Neosho Wilson and Woodson. County welfare staff members participating are Anna Bushey Allen Mrs Kathryn Thornton Neosho Glendora Bridle and Mrs Hazel Barnes Wilson and Mrs Velma R Carpenter Woodson. Pauline Flynn state welfare consultant says the conference marks a new approach to coordinated area planning and improvement of child welfare services. The state welfare office moved to its present location the first of the month from 2% N Lincoln Ralph Caldwell Chanutte building contractor is owner. Other staff include Division of Field Services Ervin Brune Arthur F Evans Paul Thomas social service supervisors Margaret Raines social worker Division of Services for the Blind Daniel Prichard vocational rehabilitation counselor Jerry Houston home teacher for the blind Clerical Winona J Dixon Kathleen Kepley Linda Taylor.
A farewell salad supper was hosted by the Sweet Adelines at Mrs Grace Knox home 903 N Grant Monday night in honor of Mrs W T Niermeier who is moving to Harrisonville Mo The Honey Bee Quartet featured Mrs Niermeier and presented a gift while the chapter gave her a Sweet Adeline pin The evening included color slides viewing
Fourteen members attended with three guests Mrs. Vern Smith Humboldt Mrs. John Mein and Mrs. Ralph Burghart. The Salvation Army in the United States operates 36 homes and hospitals for unwed mothers.
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