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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1959
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune item presents letters about a wife choosing friends, dancing lessons changing a life, and a widower’s remarriage. Ann Landers advises confronting the wife, considering counseling, and handling grave-site sentiments with a practical, nonjudgmental stance.
A 1959 craft catalog entry promotes Scraps into Daisies by Alice Brooks offering daisy medallion crochet patterns for a 4.75 inch motif and color schemes. The catalog lists crochet knitting embroidery and weaving projects with a cutout doll coloring page and suggests sending 25 cents for the book copy.
A party honoring Larry Dean Klauman on his fifth birthday was hosted by his mother Mrs Wayne Klauman at 601 E. 17th Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Ronnie and Jeanie Burkman Debbie Sandy Chuck and Lannah Doudna Teresa Roger and Rickey Dean Debbie and Cathy Chapman Ruth Marie Pearl Ann Dottie Bee and Tommy Morehead Brenda Sue Klauman. Mothers present were Mines Bill Dean Tom Morehead Charles Doudna Eddie Chapman and Reuben Burkman.
Feature on making soda fountain favorites at home with sauces and shakes. Includes basic recipes using ice cream evaporated milk and soda, plus topping ideas and a butterscotch sauce recipe. Also promotes Marian Martin sewing pattern for a waist skirt and wardrobe expansion.
Mrs Hand is named grand vice president of the Auxiliary as part of a Denver organization update highlighting leadership roles and member honors within the group.
Mrs Burris Blume and Mrs Kathryn Lock won first place at the Beginning Duplicate Bridge club event in the Tioga Hotel last night with a score of 20. Ralph Caldwell and Gay Bauer placed second with 19½, while Mrs Harvey Shively and Mrs Wayne Browning were third at 19. The group meets at 7:30 pm each Thursday at the Tioga. Mrs Fred L Johnson is instructor.
Mrs. Hallie Cather arranged a picnic for LA to ORC members at Santa Fe park South Shelter House on Thursday evening. Twenty seven persons attended with group singing led by Mrs. G F Barker. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Hand Mrs Elizabeth Dickey and Mrs Grace Beaver of Pittsburg Kansas.
Lois Darlene Carpenter and Ronald N. Dubro exchanged vows at 8 p m July 18 in the Good Shepherd Lutheran chapel Humboldt officiated by Rev Arthur E Schardt The bride wore a white linen suit and carried a white Bible with pink rosebud corsage The groom is from Wichita and plans to work as a draftsman for Boeing Aircraft They will reside in Wichita with relatives from Humboldt and Chanute attending the ceremony
Ford County Republican party af fairs, died Wednesday night of a heart ailment. Funeral services will be held Saturday.
A burglar broke into a Pittsburg lumber company office and found only 50 cents in the cash drawer while leaving behind a fresh pack of cigarettes. The incident occurred the other night, with no injuries reported.
The Up and Atom 4 H Club met at Carol Ogden home at 2 pm with Char lene Edwards presiding. Anne Edwards won an oral quiz and prizes were awarded. Ten members and two guests attended refreshments followed. A tea is planned for July 31 at Lynn Evans home.
The Tribune lists a new delivery rate of 35 cents per week for carrier service with home delivery options and subscription terms.
Dorothy Roe reports Patricia Murphy, owner of a Yonkers NY restaurant, argues modern casual dining fuels divorces. She urges women to set a decent table with flowers, china, cloths, and candlelight even for simple meals to elevate home life and curb casual eating habits.
A Chanute Tribune piece from July 24, 1959 laments that homes now rely on labor-saving devices and packaged mixes, making inhabitants too lazy to set the table. The author jokes about an automatic device replacing table setting.
Dr. William C. Rice of Baldwin head of Baker University music department will deliver the 8 30 a m worship sermon at the local Methodist church. The topic is Music in Worship.
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