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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
2
The note lists gatherings including the Square Dance School at 8 p.m. on Sunday June 4 and a Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen meeting at Odd Fellows hall at 2 30 p.m. on the same day.
Members of the Chain-comers gathered at the Drumstick on Thursday for a luncheon and installation of new officers. Mrs. Ed Lusk was installed as president, Mrs. Ned Kauffman as secretary, and Mrs. Ed Cambridge as treasurer. Cards were played.
Mrs Briley hosted Leamona Home Demonstration Unit at her home with reports on visits to rest homes. Mrs Earl Reinhardt presented a heart health lesson and refreshments were served. Ralph Reinhardt announced a workshop in Manhattan June 14 to 16. The next meeting is set with Mrs Fred Flottman on July 6 at 2 p.m.
An old classified style note promotes embroidery and crochet patterns including Peafowl color designs for a chair set mat scarf and pattern 7195. It asks for thirty seven cents in coins for postage and pattern orders to The Chanete Tribune Household Arts Dept P Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 1 N Y. It touts a 1961 Needlecraft Book with over 125 designs and offers free six designs for caps and quick order appeal.
Members of the Royal Neighbors of America met at Odd Fellows hall for a noon covered dish dinner. Mrs. Ethel Cox chaired the dinner committee while Mrs. Lou Darlington presided over the meeting. They voted to hold a picnic at their next gathering at Santa Fe Park.
Janice Kay Fisher was honored with a bridal shower at Vilas church on Monday evening hosted by Karna Coats and Judy Anderson with their mothers. Miss Fisher and Spencer Brandon plan to wed June 18 and guests included the bride elect and groom’s families along with many friends. gifts were opened, games played, and refreshments served.
Mrs. Bessie Brady of 118 N Steuben hosted the IC Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church with Mrs. Elmer Oliver assisting. Mrs. Paul Life gave the devotions. Door prize went to Mrs. Lloyd Kimble. The next meeting set for July 8 with Mrs. Ernest Wahl and Mrs. Howard Dill assisting.
Members of the Merry Mothers club hosted a Thursday morning picnic for their children. Attendees included Mrs. Dean Bright with Mike, Mrs. Jack Brown with Karen, Mrs. Ronald Fowler with Jay, and several other mothers with their children in a cheerful outdoor gathering.
Nancy and Laury and Mrs. Bob White are mentioned along with Trisha and Lisa in a brief social note. The fragment highlights names without context or event details.
Smoking at a dinner table is improper except when hostesses signal end of meal with ash trays after dessert. Do not wipe silver with a napkin. ask the waiter to replace dirty pieces. When entertained informally, a spoken thank you suffices and you should return the invitation later.
Denim ad style notice promoting printed pattern 9182 for Misses sizes 12 to 20 with yardage 4 yards at 35 inches. Encourages readers to sew a shirtdress in checks or pin stripe using new drip-dry fabric. Includes mailing address Marian Martin pattern dept New York and price details.
A backyard party concept uses a red checkered tablecloth covered board as a serving surface with grass or logs for seating. Kids dress in patched jeans and hats, while ho bo sandwiches feature cubed bologna cheese pickles and mayo in hollowed buns serving five.
Fraser Hall the campus oldest building in Lawrence sustained minor fire damage when an electric welding torch shorted wiring in the north tower. Officials expect losses to remain under a few hundred dollars. The blaze forced temporary evacuation during finals. the structure houses extension services language and home economics departments.
The nuclear powered submarine Sculpin, first of five built at Ingalls Shipbuilding, was commissioned in Pascagoula Mississippi and prepared for a voyage through the Panama Canal to join the U S Pacific Fleet.
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on body shape concerns and marital independence. A 20 year old asks about pads and curves, a wife seeks autonomy from her mother’s domination, and other letters discuss loyalty, parties, and handling family interference with humor and practical advice.
The Humboldt Memorial Day opening attracted 221 swimmers and visitors despite cool weather. Pool manager Fred Johnson reported 28 family season tickets 10 adult and 10 children season passes issued. Lifesaving lessons led by Bobby Jones start today at 10 am.
A reunion event lists a dinner at 12 30 p.m. The brief mentions only the time and meal, with no additional details on participants or location.
Houston reports that oil operators were urged to fix oversupply risks or face federal controls. Texas independent John Hurd warned of possible federal probation of state production, while Sinclair Oil's Edward Steininger said government voices fear actions harming the industry and national security. The Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting noted surplus oil and high imports reduced domestic drilling to a year low.
Jacqueline Kennedy wore a unique Givenchy gown at Versailles ending her Paris visit. The sleeveless white silk dress featured a jeweled floral bodice and a diamond tiara. Her fashion surprise delighted Paris after earlier appearances in Cassini designs and Elysee Palace events.
Ice cream special today and Saturday offers half gallon Peter Pan Ice Cream for 59 cents. Flavors include Chip Chocolate Raspberry Ripple and other varieties at the Peter Pan Store located at 902 West Main.
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