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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1961

Page

3

Teens Debate Driving Before Sixteen On Panel

Teen panelists including Barbara Hunt Denise Churchill Marilyn Caldwell and Steve Wells discuss driving before age sixteen with supervision and learner permits. They praise driver education noting its benefits though some see time constraints in school as a drawback.

Steve Wells Bob Cause Franklin Denise Churchill Barbara Hunt Marilyn Caldwell Bob Franklin Denise Churchill Miss Caldwell Miss Churchill Miss Hunt Wells

Social Scene Calendar Activities in Chanute

July 25 events include Chanute Textile Paint club at Carpenters hall in the morning. Ladies Day at Country club offers free golf instruction at 1:30 pm. Business Women's Guild meets at First Baptist Sante Fe north shelter with a picnic on Wednesday July 2. Sunflower Chapter and Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit meet at the Sante Fe north shelter house in morning.

Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall Business Women's Guild of the First Baptist Church Sante Fe North Shelter House Chanute Play School Association Joann Sherman, Jr W. Main Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Business and Professional Women's Club Tioga Hotel Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit

Elliots Host Kepley Reunion At Katy Park

Mr and Mrs Alfred Elliott of Farlton hosted the Kepley reunion at Katy park with 91 members present. A basket dinner was served. Attendees included Leroy Kepley Hutchinson and many relatives from Kansas City Kaw Elk City Humboldt Barston Ondale Calif and more.

Alfred Elliott Farlton Kepley Katy Park Marvin Dixson LaDonna Maison Hutchinson Leroy Kepley Wichta Edwin Warner Joe Miller Bobby Mary Ann Patty Teresa Independence Airs Gene Furnish Katy Susie Kansas City Kaw Aaron Kepley Lee Gatesend Lloyd Ray Carter Bill Kepley Bob Barbara Billy Brenda Betty Barston Carl Hallmaster Luan Ken Elk City Ralph Kepley Mariene Humboldt Tommy McQuin Robyn Rhonda Ondale Calif End Harley Knapp Dewayne Booby Marcia Glen Neeley Mary Jim Ann Jane Mark Ernest Kepley Dean Kepley Robert Everett Carter Marsha Diana Kelley Orlin Hoffman Ted Gorre Lynn Jen Pat Floyd Gates Dennis Darrell Danny Mr and Airs Craig Erickson Charlies Con Luther Hill Larry Orval Kepley Alan Anna Jean Lee Uden Raymond Kepley Emme Pritchard

Neosho Valley HDU Members Plan Museum Help Project

Members of the Neosho Valley Home Demonstration Unit meet at Mrs Clyde Tunnell's home to plan a museum help project. Mrs Don Horton presided, Mrs Quinton Anderson reported on the HDU News, door prize winner was Mrs Clinton Bowman, and Myron Cooper led recreation. A picnic supper is set for August 18 at 6:30 p.m. at Santa Fe north shelter for members and families.

Neosho Valley Clyde Tunnell R. 2 Don Horton Quinton Anderson HDU Clinton Bowman Myron Cooper Santa Fe North Shelter House

MYF Members Host Backyard Barbecue at Sherol Cutrell Home

Members of the MYF of the First Methodist church gathered for a Sunday barbecue at 907 W. 4th, hosted by Sherol Cutrell. Attendees included Mary Hupp Martha McCoy Becky Naff Marilyn Wall Paula Whitworth Betty Ballou Steven Allen Bobby Boerwinkle Diana Davidson Gana Thompson Joe Anderson Danny Freeman Charles Lowe Francene Stacy Susan Charles Timmy and Alice Garrett Larry Caldwell Phyllis Winters Linda Horine Ken Malson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stacy Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Cutrell the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Garrett Treva Ely and six guests.

MYF First Methodist Church Sherol Cutrell Mary Hupp Martha McCoy Becky Naff Marilyn Wall Paula Whitworth Betty Ballou Steven Allen Bobby Boerwinkle Diana Davidson Gana Thompson Joe Anderson Danny Freeman Charles Lowe Francene Stacy Susan Charles Timmy Alice Garrett Larry Caldwell Phyllis Winters Linda Horine Ken Malson Harold Anderson Frank Stacy H. P. Cutrell Charles Wesley Garrett Treva Ely

Paris fashion show features longer flaring skirts and browns

Gres opens Paris fall and winter showings with longer flaring skirts and oblique line draping. The collection emphasizes leather ensembles, brown beige furs, and pyramid coats, while gowns hint at maternity wear and inventive cape details.

Paris Gres Coco Chanel Chanel

Allegiances and Advice From Ann Landers Columns

A Chanute Tribune reprint of Ann Landers letters discusses family bonds versus in law interference, seeking guidance on if couples should sever ties with in laws to preserve marriage. Letters include concerns from a 12-year-old about divorce, a man seeking dating tips, and a 20-year-old with speech concerns.

Ann Landers Ana Landers Ann Tom Vance

Modern Etiquette Question on Pencil Lead Letters

A reader asks if writing a social letter with a lead pencil is in good taste and the reply suggests avoiding pencil use. The exchange reflects midcentury etiquette norms and cautions against informal stationery practices.

Chicken Javanese Special

A home recipe outlines a chicken dish using a seasoned cornstarch coating, peanut oil browning, and a sauce of peanut butter soy sauce and water. Vegetables include onion celery and green pepper with raisins and pineapple, served over hot rice. Cooking steps cover browning, softening vegetables, simmering chicken, and combining sauce with rice for four to five servings.

We the People and We the Peoples in Historical Texts

A brief note contrasts two opening phrases: the U S Constitution begins with We the people of the United States, while the United Nations charter begins with We the peoples of the United Nations. The comparison highlights singular and plural usages in founding documents.

United States Charter of the United Nations Peoples of the United Nations

Buffalo Boosters H Club Holds July Meeting

Buffalo Boosters H Club met July 17 at the Buffalo Community building with Marilyn Chapman presiding. Members answered roll by naming admired individuals. Linda Sperry led singing. Mrs. Paine Carlson announced a tour invitation and reported on fair committee work.

Marilyn Chapman Buffalo Boosters +H Club Buffalo Linda Sperry Paine Carlson

Local recreation leaders lead group event

Nancy Jones and Billy Clinesmith directed a community recreation gathering. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Cleo Rutherford and Mildred Morrow. The article notes Japanese demand as a top foreign market for American farm exports including cotton soybeans and barley.

Nancy Jones Billy Clinesmith

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