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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1958
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers advice column excerpt includes Crow's Feet tale of a nine year relationship with a man blocked by his mother's influence and a bruising accusation. The second letter from Exhaust Ed suggests closing shop for a fishing trip to reset work life. The piece ends noting Erie fair plans and committee meeting dates.
Beginner instruction to transfer designs 16 by 1 inch with color chart for framing. Send five cents for pattern add one cent per pattern plus twenty-five cents for catalogue. Include name address zone and pattern number. Mail to Chanute Tribune Arts Dept New York.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Johnston of Buffalo were honored at a farewell party at their home as they move to 816 W Oak Chanute Homemade ice cream and cake were served and a gift presented Guests included the Marin Eagle family George Morrow Loren Pringle Raymond Clinesmith Harvey Stark Beth Bill Follmer Dale Payne W W Daniels George Clinesmith Stew Milligan and Max Deets families
Mrs. Robert Lopeman hosted the Neosho County Home Economics Advisory committee meeting Tuesday with twelve members and County Home Economics Agent Marjorie Price present. Ralph Reinhardt chaired as the group toured the Armory and set Craft Day for September 11 at Chanute National Guard Armory. The national convention dates October 12 to 15 in Wichita were noted and a bus plan was discussed.
The bride may be given away by her mother if the father is deceased. The fork prongs point down while cutting and up when lifting food to the mouth. It is polite to refuse another’s cigarette gracefully by saying you have your own.
Mrs. G. A. Thomas celebrated her birthday with a surprise dinner at 410 N. Santa Fe. Guests included G. A. Thomas, Fannie Hole, Nath an Hole, Janice Kay, Hazel Martin, Olive Karling, Oscar Price, Bearman, Harold Stoll, Samson, Anita Ann, John Kustandorter, Bill Gilliland and others as friends and relatives.
Chanute golfer Mrs. Robert Allen led Southeast Kansas women in a Chanute Country Club event with a 40. Barbara Gench and Lil Yerkes followed in Championship Flight with 45 and 46. Flight winners included Lois Carter, Grace Powell, Shirley Rhodes, Edythe McNally, Mrs. George Witick, Bobby Milks, and Al Endres. Chanute led team scoring with 12 points. season closes with Aug 7 Fort Scott tournament.
Readers ask if engagement gifts from brides to be are proper and how to portion ice cream in freezers. The guidance notes it is not required but acceptable if desired and advises filling the freezer to about two thirds with cream. It also moves to how to prevent pie juice from soaking the crust by brushing the bottom crust.
Pattern description for a Marian Martin clothing pattern includes a size 6 dress and yardage for 35 inch fabric. Instructions request name address zone size and style number sent with thirty nine coins plus extra for first class mail. Mail to Cha onte Tribune Pattern Dept in New York New York.
Social calendar items list activities across Chanute on July 1958 including Junior Golf at Chanute Country Club with 8:30 a.m. play, Thursday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. H M Bauer, quilting and sewing at Wilson Methodist Church, Dorothea I. Dextent at DAV Memorial Building, LS of B of Lf and E at Odd Fellows Hall 2 p.m., and Harmony HDU with Mrs. Cecil Arnett at R 3 1:40 p.m.
Imogene Dolaw hosted a dinner at 18 S Plummer to honor her aunt Rosa Stevens on her 90th birthday. Mrs Stevens received many greeting cards and gifts as guests including sister Ella Wolfe of Buffalo and her niece and husband Mr and Mrs Walter.
Noltensmeyer and Rest, with her two daughters Ethel and Gertrude, are mentioned on page 3 of The Chanuts Tribune dated Wednesday July 30 195%. The brief item notes personal ties and family context within the local page.
Sharon Bussman presided the Neosho Valley Busy Bees meeting with 23 members six guests and 10 parents present. The agenda featured vocal solo clothing demonstration healing talk and a guest speaker Mahlon Morley of Chanute First National Bank on citizenship in action.
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