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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
3
Three readers seek guidance on marriage age gaps hair dye and cosmetic surgery a nagging spouse and coping with a detail obsessed friend plus a concerned mother on playground hygiene. Ann Landers offers blunt responses noting honest communication and boundaries amid a 1945 copyright notice.
Paris AP report notes Balmain presented knee covering skirts that stay true to tradition while echoing courreges geometry. The collection features trapezoidal cuts with front center panels, diagonal seams and wraps, wide shouldered dresses without waists, steam belt accents, bulky coats and furs including a four tier black fox coat and horizontal striped roinos cape.
An exile group reports 26 non Communist vessels called at Cuban ports in June. Uni dad Revolucionaria cites Cuban underground and international maritime sources for the information.
The Rev. Robert A Geizen Tanner was installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at a Sunday service led by the Rev William Pfeiffer and sermon by the Rev Francis King. Dr Fred Shaw delivered the congregational charge and Dr John Luke Gehman spoke to the pastor. A reception for the couple followed in the church parlor with punch poured by Mrs D A Finney and room decor by Mrs L S Lawrence and others.
Tat zumbie Du Pea sits on her porch in Los Angeles counting cars to mark what she says is her 116th birthday. She claims to be the oldest Piute Indian and oldest California native, supported by a Social Security pension from years appearing in Hollywood films as bit parts.
AP dispatches report on the 11th annual world conference against atomic and hydrogen bombs in Tokyo with speakers accusing the U.S. of aggression in Vietnam. Nasser denounces imperialism and Zionism over a Beirut‑reported assassination plot while denying lies. Laos Premier Souvanna Phouma warns worsening conditions as peace hinges on the International Control Commission. UN Security Council condemns rights violations in the Dominican Republic amid suspected state‑involved killings. Cholera outbreak in Kota District Rajasthan claims 50 lives with 400 ill. over 100,000 inoculated.
Betty Williams recalls a two week paid break and a family geologist husband as they search a marked Arkansas diamond mine. Despite hot sun and plowed acres, they find gleaming gravel glimpses and cling to hope of a diamond, even if small and unproven, amid humorous misgivings and travel lore.
The Past Matrons and Past Patrons Club of Sunflower Chapter CES held their annual picnic Monday evening at Santa Fe Park south shelter house. Host couple Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson welcomed 35 members and four guests including Mrs Ora Cheyney Nancy Uden Marilyn and Ruth Ann Caldwell.
Mrs. Paschal Grimes hosted the Coffeyville branch of the National League of American Pen Women with Myra Cheney presiding. The meeting included a Kansas City regional report, honors for Lena Spencer and Tillie Karns Newman, and planning for a Sedan gathering on Oct 23.
A bridal shower for Denise Churchill hosted by Marilyn Caldwell Mrs. Gary Taylor and Dee Ann Crossen at 304 N. Forest featured a yellow and white theme with a bride doll centerpiece and crystal candle holders. Guests included Peggy Dormois Janie Bogle Barbara Hunt Bonnie Headley Sonja Nelson Diana Weber Karen Poos Margie Wortman Linda Bogle Sandra Stoll Nancy Uden Judi Henry Linda Bower Janet Kelly Cindy Harris and R D Churchill Jerry Churchill Ken Caldwell Howard Estes and others from Larned.
Actress Joan Bennett performs in Never Too Late in Gilford New Hampshire while mourning sister Constance Bennett who died Saturday. She plans a New York trip for the funeral then returns for the show as costar Tom Ewell notes the show must go on despite family tragedy.
Mrs Millard C Ackley of St John announces the engagement of her daughter Nancy to Glenn E Clarkson son of Mr and Mrs Albert Clarkson of Buffalo Miss Ackley is a senior at Kansas State College of Pittsburg majoring in elementary education Clarkson is a 1964 graduate of Kansas State College doing graduate work in biological science He taught in the Alton Rural School System and will teach in Agra in 1965 66 with a late January wedding planned.
A formal meeting of the Sub Deb Club was held Monday evening in the community room of the First National Bank. New officers were elected including Marilyn Arthur as president and Kathy Sloan as secretary among other roles. Members initiated included Marcia Allen Sherrie Caldwell Kathy Ferguson and others. After singing the club song the meeting adjourned.
Mrs. Lucille Willis of Chanute is the former Guilds announce Martha Jane Guild engages William Henry Neu komm II of St. Louis. The couple’s families include Dr. and Mrs. Frederic H. Guild of Carbondale Illinois, formerly of Topeka.
The Trebleaires Trio of Anderson College will perform a program of hymns gospel songs and special numbers at the First Church of God in Indiana Wednesday at 7 p m Rev Paul R Wagner announced.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee questioned Henry Cabot Lodge about the Viet Nam situation. The hearing was set to consider Lodge’s nomination for a second tour as ambassador to Saigon.
Social calendar entries listed for Wednesday July 2 and Thursday July 29. Sunflower chapter CES Masonic Temple two sessions at 7 30 p m and 9 a m. Bridge Club at Airs Car Wort men 10 6th street at 1 30 p m.
A bridal shower for Gloria Erickson was held Friday evening in the First National Bank community room. Hosts were Nancy Colvin Susie Solf and Karen Borgen served punch from a table draped with a white cloth and silver wedding bell design.
Invited guests include Mmes Frank Hall Kile Erickson Larry Harris Marc Hoomnagie Terry Cathers Jim Alexander Burt Schaberg Tom Stevenson Junior Marsh Miss Paula Whitworth Jean Kay Huffman Kathy Ostrander Nancy Silene Linda Sparks Beece Naff Jeanne Guy Judy Rickett Jackie Spence Betty Earnest Louise Highbaugh Linda Osborn Linda Vinckier Jo Ann Hal.
The column lists several newborns with parent names and addresses. Sheila Marie Hutinett from 1408 Evergreen born July 11. John Wayne Coykendall from 815 Leavenworth Humboldt born July 13. Kenvin Blaine Garver from Iola born Roger Allan Williams Thayer born July 18. Patricia Renee Lee from 402 N Garfield born July 19. Susan Lynn Phillips from R. 4 born July 23.
4-H club members of Neosho Valley Busy Bees gathered at Mrs. Robert Lopeman’s home to learn and demonstrate cooking topics including Graham rolls salad broiled steak and potatoes iced tea and lemon meringue pie. Doug Lopeman Sharlene Parker and Joyce Anderson led demonstrations while Steve Lopeman earned a first place for devised eggs at the club tour.
Mrs. Leather Bradshaw retired from Southwestern Bell after 20 years of service. Beginning in Garden City in 1945 she moved to Iola in 1948 and Yates Center in 1950. She served as assistant chief operator at dial conversion 1962 and finished in Chanute before vacation led to retirement. She will reside in Yates Center with her husband, enjoying hobbies and her grandsons. A daughter in Iola and co workers honored her with a dinner and gifts.
The Bockover reunion gathered Sunday in Humboldt Park to honor Mrs. Zola Bockover of Santa Rosa and families from Pittsburg and Fort Bragg. A basket dinner was served at noon followed by photos and visiting with attendees including many Bockovers and relatives from California and Kansas City.
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