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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
3
A letter to Ann Landers argues atheism reflects ignorance and promotes a godless Russia as a warning. The exchange defends freedom of speech, religion as a strength, and cites the century’s scientific progress. A teen problem column offers advice on a girl and her boyfriend, urging transparency and parental guidance.
Light work projects include a scarf from two crochet squares and cloths from twelve squares. Marian Martin presents toddler patterns with a chemise playsuit and dress in crisp cotton. pattern numbers 7114 and 9233 require small yardage and a posted price of thirty five cents plus mailing.
Chanute markets feature picnic season staples such as wieners buns canned pork and beans potato chips relishes and coffee and tea. A Mustard Baked Beans recipe uses dried beans onions salt pepper ginger mustard catsup and molasses with pork buried in the beans and baked until brown for 16 servings.
Social calendar lists events for Tuesday June 3 1958 including Cheerful Workers class at First Baptist 7 30 p m LA to B of RT Odd Fellows hall 2 p m Barathea Service Guild EUB church 7 30 p m Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist church dinner 6 p m CWP Guild 7 30 p m LAPM IOOF hall 8 p m Chanute Textile Paint club Carpenters hall 9 a m Ladies Day Chanute Country club 1 30 Tuesday June 4 1958 Friendly Thimble club Mrs Charles Tripp 10128 Washington 2 p m Grant Avenue Baptist WMS 2 p m WSCS Methodist church 2 p m Women s Missionary association United Brethren in Christchurch 2 p m Prayer band 1 30 p m Neosho County American Cancer Society Executive board cancer dressing room 7 30 p m Zion Lutheran Ladies circle church 1 30 p m Presbyterian Women s association in circles circle 1 Mrs William Hunt 1108 Tennessee coffee 9 a m Circle 2 Mrs B M Dunham 515 S Lafayette breakfast 9 a m Circle 3 Bessie Apt 621 W Main pm Circle 4 Mrs Robert Fisher 1212 W 7th 9 30 am Circle 6 Mrs W H Wilkins 318 N Breuben 7 30 p m
Menu suggestions include springtime tea with cucumber and watercress sandwiches, clam dip crackers, pecan bars, and tea. Pecan bars use flour, baking powder, salt, butter, brown sugar, egg, vanilla, and pecans baked in a 6 by 9 inch pan for 25 to 30 minutes.
Ruth Mozelle Chaffee announced engagement to A3e Richard E Jean by her parents Mr and Mrs John Chaffee Jean, son of Mrs Al Skrocki of Dearborn Michigan. Wedding planned for June 27. Chaffee works as a reservationist for National Airlines in Tampa and is a Grant High School graduate. Jean is stationed at McDill Air Force Base in Tampa.
A series of etiquette tips on interrupting conversation, seating at dinners, napkin choice, and the seat of honor. Advice includes asking to finish a point, no fixed rule for a wife versus guest seating, linen napkins preferred, and the guest of honor seating on the host's right.
A daily facial treatment uses soap and water to create a thick lather which dries and is rinsed off. Larger black heads may be pressed out with care, then the skin is sponged with witch hazel.
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