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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1958
Page
3
Dorothy Roe recounts a beauty mishap when a metal gold paint can was mistaken for hair spray. The incident caused gold to stain her hair until art staff corrected it with turpentine substitute and a cement solvent. The piece warns of similar mix ups as packaging becomes varied and predicts other products may appear in spray cans.
Thrifty and easy to sew sock dolls for bedtime comfort. Includes patterns and instructions using men's size 12 socks and scrap fabrics. Send 75 cents for the pattern and add 25 cents for mailing. Include name address zone and pattern number to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. New York. Also 25 cents for Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wright hosted a Sunday dinner at 1817 S. Evergreen to honor Mrs. Wrights uncle Charley Baum who turned 76. Attendees included Charley Baum, Martin Kaufman of Humboldt, and many Schooley and Wright relatives with Mrs. Otto Gurwell of Humboldt visiting during the afternoon.
Mrs Harry Larson hosted the Neosho Valley HDU meeting with Mrs George Madill presiding. Members sang When Its Springtime in the Rockies and answered roll with Something Old From Something New. A new Finance chair is Marvin Wolfe replacing Lester Waldron.
A Les Des club meeting in Highland Park planned a dance at the Canteen for August 1. A cookie and candy sale is set for July 26 and a pledge dance was discussed. The next meeting will be Monday in Highland Park.
Dear Ann Landers advises against attending a baby shower for a young girl with an illegitimate child. She argues a shower should honor a joyful event not a repeated mistake and suggests simply giving clothes without attending the party. She emphasizes a united front in marriage and offers to send her dating advice booklet for those seeking help.
In Chanute, Judy Lee wins best hands as defensive bidding proves highest scoring. North-South four hearts vs five clubs doubled saw NS 620 top. EW sets varied with down one or two tricks. Monday sessions at Tioga Hotel every week feature winners Mrs. Robert Allen and Lee Judy, plus several couples.
A yearly family picnic for members of the Friendly club was held July 17 in Santa Fe Park. A covered dish dinner served nine members and their families. Officers elected were Mrs. Herbert Reep president, Mrs. Lee Sharp vice president, Mrs. Melvin Faulkner secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Kern reporter. Mystery sisters were revealed and gifts exchanged. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Earl Hunter, 1710 W. Main.
Social calendar lists events for July 23 1958 including Business and Professional Women's club dinner at Tioga Hotel at 6 45 p.m. Junior Golf at Chanute Country Club with beginners instruction at ?:50 a.m. advanced at 9 30 a.m. Also Sunflower HDU meet hosted by Mrs Lee Embry at 215 N Garfield with dessert at 1 30 p.m. July 24 1958 features advanced golf play at 8 30 a.m.
The guidance says butter is usually served on individual plates for convenience rather than passed around. It also states the groom elect should not attend a shower for his fiancée, though he may appear at the end to help her home with her gifts.
Printed Pattern 9242 offers women's waist sizes through 46 with a six gore skirt design. Choose cotton, faille, or wool and sew a slimming style for sizes 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 41, 43, and 46 inches. Includes fabric yardage and ordering details with pattern price.
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The column records births at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Julia Anne DeLaTorre, daughter of Jose C. and Mrs. DeLaTorre, 1005 S. Forest, born July 16. Craig Jay Mueller, son of Merle and Mrs. Mueller, R. J. Humboldt, born July 17. Keith Leroy Wright, son of Leroy and Mrs. Wright, Humboldt, born July 16.
A weiner roast for the Rum Dubble class of the First Methodist church was held Friday night at the Rex King farm. Eldon Penner received a gift of appreciation for three years of teaching. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Buzbee and Mr. and Mrs. Rex King. About 45 members and children attended.
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