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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
2
A sentimental take on relationship dilemmas from Ann Landers style letters. Topics include a wife buying furniture causing bed relocation, a brother dating his sister to a party, and a man in debt urged to wed if in love, with humor and firm guidance.
Mr and Mrs Carl Jones former Chanute residents were honored at an open house Sunday in Santa Monica California hosted by Mrs Hazel Slane and assisted by Mrs Ada Livingston About 60 friends attended The serving table featured gold mums with blue ribbons and blue tapers with gold ribbons
A reunion for Olson family members was held Sunday at the Ernest Olson home 604 S Lincoln. A basket dinner was served. Officers were re elected: David W Olson president Ernest Olson vice president and Mrs Oliver Johnson secretary. Numerous Olson relatives from Kansas and Missouri attended.
Tabor and Mrs William Gray Jr won first in the Scotch foursome at the Farewell Coffee gathering held on Decoration Day at Susie Biele's home.
Twenty four players competed at Chanute Country Club with prizes going to Al Endres Mrs Earl Ostrander David McCune and Marge Cook Henry Powell and Mrs Al Endres and T L Kneeland with Mrs Rex Truitt posting low net 46 in the ladies afternoon event. Twelve women participated and other winners included Mmes Raymond Radford Nancy Fletcher Hazel Ricket and George Wittich. Invited guests included Mrs Barbara David and Misses Jollene Mendenhall Rita Titmus Loydena Olinger Judy Oliver Sue Powers Clara Bradshaw Mary Ann Fargo and Carol Puckett.
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The Mary Martha circle of the Evangelical Covenant church met May 27 at Mrs. Emma Larson’s home for a birthday dinner honoring April May and June birthdays. Mrs. Ludwig Erickson read scripture and Mrs. Vivian Johnson led prayer. Next meeting is June 10 at the August Erickson home in Savonburg.
June Tuesday and Wednesday listings show church groups and clubs meeting across Chanute. Notable items include First Baptist and EUB church events, Rainbow Girls at Masonic Temple, Chanute Textile Paint club, Ladies Day golf at Chanute Country Club, and multiple circle meetings for Presbyterian and Episcopal groups with varied times.
A long list of local families hosted and visited relatives from Prescott Arizona and nearby towns. Events include graduations at Pittsburg State College and Bethany College, trips to Kansas City for medical care, and Memorial Day gatherings with extended kin from Chanute Ottawa and Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs. Way land Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Knetzer hosted relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gary White of Wichita returned home after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James White and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Green.
Belgium King Baudouin expressed admiration for the American people as his three week U S tour ended in Wilmington. The 29 year old bachelor met with President Eisenhower and thanked crowds for the hospitality during his visit.
A Chanute Tribune report notes a congressman dancing with movie actress Debbie Reynolds during a visit. He released a prepared departure statement promising to remember the country with warmth and affection.
The guidance explains that ushers should match church size and guest count, not fixed to bridesmaid numbers, and notes that there can be ushers without bridesmaids. It also states social calling cards should be plain white, high quality, engraved in black, with no decoration.
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