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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
3
Dear reader asks how to avoid including her husband’s mother on this summer trip while keeping peace at home. Her husband pressures her to accept, but suggests a family council to choose who will accompany her next year. Consider declaring a family pow wow and shift decision to him.
Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained rushees at a coke party held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Baird Brinkmeyer in Humboldt. Mrs. Bill Willis, president, chaired a brief business meeting and a donation was given to three El Dorado chapter members harmed by the recent tornado.
Alice Brooks promotes crochet patterns for a 23 inch doily and a smaller doily. Readers mail 25 cents for pattern plus 5 cents for first class mailing to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York. Also offers Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue with patterns for crochet knitting embroidery buck weaving quilts and toys.
Ann Landers responds to a girl facing engagement to a handsome but troubled man. She warns that looks do not guarantee a solid marriage and notes the ex wife photo and debt complicate their future. She advises considering core qualities over charm and cautions about potential changes with time. The letter also quotes a teen seeking advice about teen boredom and local troubles.
Thornburg HDA members and guests met at Earlton to discuss youth activities and a possible youth center. A county fair booth was planned and an outdoor cookery lesson set for August 22 at Carroll Folger's home with an ice cream supper for members' families on August 1.
Neosho County Farm Bureau Young People gathered on the Umbargers lawn near Earlton Saturday evening for an ice cream supper and business session led by vice president Don Sailors. Mrs Sailors reported on 4 H booths at the Neosho County Fair in August. Joyce Womeldorff Nancy Womeldorff and Mary Cook sang while group singing was directed by Mrs. Raymond Vaughn. The next meeting is set for August 21 with a surprise meeting at the Erie office.
Customer offers fifty cents in coins for a pattern add on five cents per pattern for first class mailing. Provide plain NAME ADDRESS with ONE SIZE and STYLE NUMBER to Marian Martin care of The Cha pute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West 18th St New York 11 NY Prins.
Mrs Ashley hosted Ladies Day at Chanute Country Club yesterday. Winners included Mrs Robert N Allen in Championship Flight Mrs Raymond Radford in A Flight Mrs Jay Tabor in B Flight Mrs Al Endres in C Flight and Muffet Truitt in D Flight. Next hostess is Mrs William Gray Jr for July 28. Ladies will play Monday due to Southeast Kansas Golf meet on the 29th.
A 1 o'clock dinner was served Friday at the home of Mrs. J. O. Purviance, 1023 S. Highland, to 14 Past Presidents of the LA to B of RT. A business meeting was held in the afternoon.
Members of the Evangelical United Brethren church honored Betty Chase at a Monday bridal shower sponsored by the Barathea Service Guild. Gifts featured a Queen for a Day theme with a corsage. Miss Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Chase, will wed John Stich on August 1.
Larry Dean Klauman was honored on his fourth birthday at a party Saturday afternoon hosted by his mother Mrs. Wayne Klauman of 601 E. 17th. Games and refreshments followed with many family and friends in attendance including Pearl Ann Ruth Marie Dottie Tammy Morehead Debbie Cathy Chapman Reta Meredith and several others from Wichita and local areas.
The fifth meeting of the Best Yet 4 H club advanced foods class was held Tuesday at the leader Mrs Wayne Berthots home. Judy Keenan demonstrated yeast rolls and the group prepared and served dinner. Sydney Naughton demonstrated corn. Six members attended along with the leader and four guests. Members should take their record.
Doan’s Pills provide rapid relief for backache headaches and muscle pains, soothe bladder irritation from certain foods, and offer mild diuretic action. The product promises improved sleep and long-standing trust, with a note on a newer large size for savings.
The notice states a judging contest will be held on July 30 in Erie. Local organizers invite participation and specify event timing and venue details for contestants and attendees.
The Sham rock 4-H sewing class met July 16 at Carole LaRue’s home for a day of sewing after group judging. Attendees included Shyrel Roberts Mary Lee Anne John Diane Bruce Sandra Arth ur Barbara Arth ur Mrs Homer LaRue and Carole among others. Next gathering set for July 28 at 1 30 p m with Carole McGowen.
Three Chanute women won flights at a Southeast Kansas Women s golf meet held yesterday at Independence Country club where about 96 players attended. Mrs Ed Ashley won A Flight with 46 and Mrs Rex Truitt tied for second in A Flight with 50 while Mrs Charles Broadwell captured B Flight with 49. Chanute entrants included Mmes Ashley Truitt Broadwell Jay Tabor Raymond Radford and Lee.
The Chanute Tribune reports that the next Southeast Kansas meet is set for July 29 in Chanute with Chanute competing in team play. The final tournament is scheduled for August 7 in Fort Scott with participants including Carl Stevens Dennis Mills and John Nation.
Thursday schedule lists Junior Golf at Chanute Country Club with 8:30 a.m. tee times and a picnic at Santa Fe Park Shelter House at 4:30 p.m. Friday features Wilson class quilting at Methodist Church 10 a.m. Queen Esther class Christian Church 1 p.m. Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country Club 5 p.m.
A reader asks how to freshen an invalid’s room and the answer suggests pouring a small amount of eau de cologne into a pan and lighting it to produce a pleasant odor.
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