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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1962
Page
3
Chanute High School graduates Miss Hazel Hazen and Cathers announce their engagement. The couple will continue at Chanute Junior College this fall. Virginia Des is the daughter of Mrs. and Mr. Hazen. Cathers works at Neosho Memorial Hospital. No wedding date has been set.
Phil Carter presided at the Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H Club meeting at the Neosho Valley school with Joyce Anderson leading singing. Announcements covered the fair and record books. A July 14 project tour showcased room improvement, woodworking, baking, livestock, sewing, gardening, and home grounds projects followed by a picnic at Santa Fe park.
Vicki Frey of the Good Luck 4-H Club and McCager Thompson of the Skyrocket 4-H Club named grand champions at the Wilson County 4-H Style Revue and Best Groomed Boy contest held at the high school. They will represent Wilson County in the State Style Revue at the State Fair in Hutchinson.
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H Club held a Monday meeting at Vicki Hart’s home with 11 members, three teachers and four guests. Members presented demonstrations on white dinner rolls and a cold belt, judged rolls baked by older girls, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is August 2 with Mrs Roy Vaughan, with brownies for Snacks and Little Lunches.
Pierre Balmain presented a fall and winter collection defined by quiet restraint and classic elegance. The long slim silhouettes featured high waists, padded shoulders, pencil skirts, and tailored jackets with side vents. Coats echoed the same line with slim high waists, while necklines varied from bateau to cowl.
Kenneth Dean Clark son of Robert and Mrs. Clark of 918 S. Garfield born July 9. Debra Lynn Bollig daughter of A. J. and Mrs. Bollig born July 15. Jeffry Lynn Haugsness son of John N. and Mrs. Haugsness born July 15 at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Lance Jay Laver son of Jack Laver born July 17 in Humboldt Route 2. Wayne King son of Paul and Mrs. Mueller born July 18 at 1117 S. Evergreen. Delmar Lynn Bresee son of Yvonne A. Bresee born in Humboldt.
Thornburg group led by Mrs. John Blanscot as president met Friday with eleven members and two guests. Mrs. Phillip Wing presented the meal planning lesson. Dock Puckett won the door prize. The group and families plan an ice cream supper August 17 at 99 Park.
Dear readers share letters about smoking addiction, lasting relationships, and engagement gifts. Ann Landers advises on quitting, loyalty, and respecting a partner’s needs while preserving family stability amid living with a smoker.
A reader asks about typing social letters and hand signing. The guide notes popular typed letters on one sheet and handmade signatures, lists major anniversaries with traditional gifts, and advises passing serving dishes to the right at table.
July 1947 calendar items note a Christian Culture Class at First Baptist at 9 30 am on Thursday July 26 and a Senior Citizens watermelon feed at High Park 5 pm on Friday July 27 hosted by Nazarene church women. Executive committee meets 1 30 pm. TOPS not meeting.
Paris AP reports General Lyman L. Lemnitzer of the United States was named supreme Allied commander in Europe by NATO. He succeeds General Lauris Norstad, who resigned effective about November 1 after serving as commander.
The Missouri Kansas Texas railroad reported a second quarter loss of 417 634. It had net income of 15091 in the same period of 1961 and operating income of 159041 versus 685519 in 1961. For the first six months the Katy deficit totaled 414 354.
Advertorial urging prudent consumer choices outlines tips for safe purchasing. Readers learn to verify quality, compare prices, and seek reliable sellers. The page promotes cautious budgeting and informed decisions in everyday shopping.
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