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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1961

Page

3

Road devotion and Homemakers club meet at Santa Fe Park

The Social Scene notes a devotional session led by Mrs Paul Dry den with Mrs Ray Parsons hosting the event. The group prayed the Lord's Prayer and welcomed guest Mrs Tom Elder. The next meeting is planned for Lola Park with closing prayers by Mrs Henry Biggs at Santa Fe Park.

Paul Dryden Ray Parsons Homemakers Club Santa Henry Biggs Fe Park Tom Elder Lola Park

CWF Guild Holds Picnic Meeting at Santa Fe Shelterhouse

The CWF Guild met Tuesday for a picnic at the Santa Fe south shelterhouse. Mrs. Howard Winans presided. Vinnie Allison gave the lesson "New Times Require New Spirit" and Mrs. Pearl Brown delivered the devotions "A Haystack and A Shout." Guests included Mrs. B. Buckley and Mrs. Lois McDonald. A watermelon feed at Highland Park is planned next.

CWF Guild Santa Fe South Shelterhouse Howard Winans Vinnie Allison Pearl Brown B. Buckley Lois McDonald Highland Park

Hamburger Fry At Edwards Home

The 3 to 11 shift of the north wing at Neosho Memorial Hospital and their children held a hamburger fry Tuesday noon at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Edwards R 1.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Lloyd Edwards

Shower Honors Miss Dunham for Aug 13 Wedding

Deanna Dunham is honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower given by Mrs. Earl Ostrander Mrs Wayne Um garger and Mrs. Harry Steeves in the First Christian church fellowship hall. She will marry Albert Lewis of Wichita on August 13 at 3 p.m. at the church. A yellow and white color scheme featured gifts arranged on a lace cloth with a yellow white umbrella. Guests included her mother and many local residents.

Deanna Dunham Earl Ostrander Wayne Umgarger Harry Steeves First Christian Church Miss Dunham Albert Lewis Wichita Carol Umbarger Sharon Steeves C. M. Neff Evelyn Dormois Ed Fleming E. W. Miller Parsons, Mines Seward Barnes Fd Blair Hillard Blume A. B. Brown George Defebaugh Howard McNeill Burt Campbell William Best E. L. Umbarger W. L. Youngberg Jack Sparks P. F. Needham Leo Gottlieb Glen Dormois Robert Lopeman Clifford Gibson Fred Montague Clayton Ward Elmer Alexander Charles Wiggans Joe Hummer A. B. Olson A. E F. Goodwin Jack Parkins Co. M. Neff Glenn Chickadonz Olive Kemmerer Bertha Walters Margaret Newland Charles Arnett Frank Fackler R. B. Garvin Howard Winans Wilbur Thompson John Peters Wilbur Ames Frances Jackson F. D. Horne Charles Ballou Ann Orr F. E. Hutson Florence Barker Edna Lindquist Linda Campbell Rita Ostrander Jeanne Rest Carolyn Thompson Peggy Dormois T. H. Cronemeyer Robert Ward

Priscilla Circle Meets With Mrs Nickerson

Priscilla circle of WMS at First Baptist met Mrs. C. E. Nickerson 1124 S Santa Fe. Mrs. Percy Rowan presided. Love offering collected. Devotions from At The End of the Road by Rev Billy Graham led by Mrs. Jack Coats. Mission lesson by Mrs. Ralph Chapman. Glen McLaren offered closing prayer. Vivian Arthur hosted Lydia circle at 301 N Western with Mrs. Earl Grogan presiding. Eva Ramey contributed.

Priscilla WMS First Baptist Church C. E. Nickerson S. Santa Fe Percy Rowan, Jr Billy Graham Jack Coats Ralph Chapman Glen McLaren Vivian Arthur N. Western Earl Grogan Eva Ramey

Marti and Jody Young Honored at Birthday Party

Marti four and Jody three were celebrated at a birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Young of 1304 S. Santa Fe. Guests included their grandmother and numerous relatives and friends.

Marti Jody Young Larry Young S. Santa Fe Jody Paul Leslie Bob Richman Laura Darcy Larry Dalton Tracy van Campbell Angie Francis Bernd Chuck Larry Elsie Ivins Roddy Cook Carolyn Spencer Billy Corkill Ralph Mulkey Sue Ron Sturdivan Pam Debbie Markham Mrs Jack Willoughby

Vilas Vikings 4-H Club Picnic And Reports

Vilas Vikings 4 H Club met July 16 in Highland park for a picnic and business session. Thirty one members attended as Ruth Olson shared her Round-Up trip and Violet Anderson reported on the Council meeting while Marilyn Nelson described a yard tour.

Vilas Vikings Highland Park Ruth Olson Violet Anderson Marilyn Nelson Elaine Stevens Christine Nelson Darlene Lowe Karen Robison David Kenneth Carlson Gary Fair Glen McMillen Gloria Olson Lynn Brant

Weather mood shifts in Ann Landers column spoof

In a Chanute Tribune teaser style, readers recount a cousin who bets on word spellings and argues weather influences behavior. Ann Landers explains barometer lows raise irritability and conflict, then offers breezy counsel on the other questions about perfectionist parents and a sports minded teen. The column also notes horn blowing origins and references a 1961 back copy request.

Ann Landers Kissin Karl

Picnic at 99 Park Highlights Wiltse Family Treats

Eddie Wiltse shared brownie cookies while Jean Wiltse offered nut bread at a community picnic held in 99 Park, drawing neighbors to enjoy homemade desserts and socialize.

Eddie Wiltse Jean Wiltse 99 Park

Why Aren't People Happy Being Ordinary

AP piece notes nurse Luella Hennessey questions why people fear average lives. She cites the Kennedy family as an example of humble beginnings producing notable success through character and upbringing. The article begins recounting Hennessey soothing 13-year-old Pat Kennedy in 1937 at a Boston hospital.

New York Luella Hennessey Kennedys Kennedy Boston Pat Kennedy

Kennedy family ties through illness and service

The piece notes the Kennedy family's long involvement with medical care and public service. It mentions an emergency appendectomy, the president's wife and sisters, travels to London, and a nurse from Walpole Mass. who worked with the Visiting Nurse Association while declining pay. The Kennedy devotion to duty is highlighted as they travel nationwide at short notice.

Hyan- Sisters-In London Joseph P Kennedy U.S Hennessey Walpole Mass Tribune

Graysons Recall Three Years in Germany Travel and Life Abroad

Sgt. Jim Grayson and Mrs. Grayson share experiences from three years in Germany stationed at Sembach Kaiserslautern and Hof. They describe trips to Paris Italy Switzerland Austria Berchtesgaden and Germanys autobahns their isolated Hof visits the food and housing conditions weather and German daily life while noting language learning and base recreation. They plan to stay a month in Chanute before heading to Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio.

Paris Italy Switzerland Austria Germany Jimmy D. Grayson Lincoln Grayson Air Force Sembach Kaisersautern Hof Berchtesgaten Watson Mountains Graysons Philadelphia Chanute San Antonio Kelly Air Force Base Eva Clark A. E. Clark S. Katy D B. Grayson S. Lincoln

Fine Evergreens and Sod for Summer Planting at Kansas Farm

This notice promotes Kansas grown and inspected ever greens for summer planting including U-3 African Bermuda Zosia and Tip Green sod. Potted monthly blooming roses available. Visit or contact to select plants.

Kansas Bermuda

Birthday Celebrations and Bridge Club At Local Homes

Humboldt residents join Alma Weidman for a Lavonburg birthday party with cake ice cream and coffee. Bid-A-Bit bridge club hosts a luncheon with guests and scores led by Mrs. Casper high and Mrs. Barrackman second. The Osbornes return from a Colorado vacation. Rev. Robert Osborne resumes church duties.

Grace Barrackman Bridge W. J. Casper Barrackman Robert E. Osborne Colorado Osborne United Presbyterian Church Nat Armel Gloria Lostant

Humboldt tales of trips visits and church rally notes

The Chanute Tribune reports Wellcome family vacation at Grand Lake Oklahoma. J A Van Nice and family visit Lawrence. Clifford Van Nice returns from Oklahoma City. Parsons family visits. Myrtle Persson hosts. Henry and wife visit Hutchinson. Humboldt library story hour draws kids. local Assembly of God group attends Christ's Ambassadors rally in Caney with several members performing.

Wellcome Monarch Cement Grand Lake Oklahoma J. A. van Nice Michael Fred van Nice C. G. Puckett Lawrence Clifford van Nice J. A. van Nice Jr Oklahoma City Humboldt Charles Parsons D. C. Harwood Elmer Harwood Mt. Vernon Ill Myrtle Persson Lodi Calif Will Hall Hall Henry Peake Hutchinson W. R. Kent W. J. Casper Humboldt Library Casper Humboldt Assembly of God Church Caney Christ's Ambassadors R. C. Eskelin Carolyn Rutledge Marilyn Rutledge Royanna Klingensmith Bonita Doty Jon Eskelin Anita Rutledge DeAnna Rutledge Eugene Reaves Richard Klingensmith

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