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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
3
A reader seeks guidance on dealing with a sister's affair and family fallout while another asks about accepting a first-dask dance invitation. Ann Landers advises self restraint, suggests the inolved sister will face consequences, and offers practical dating etiquette tips.
Alice Brooks Handy helper for spring house cleaning offers catch-all pockets with wide straps and a money-saving apron from pattern 7289. Read thirty five cents coins for this pattern and send to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. in New York with name address zone and pattern number. Catalog includes crocheting knitting embroidery quilts and dolls weaving designs.
Mrs W E Lewis presented A New Ambassador for Christ The Tourist at a WSCS meeting in the First Methodist church Fellowship hall. Assisting were Mrs Clyde Russell Mrs Ben Morgan and Mrs Charles Wesley Garrett. Mrs John Mull led devotions. A salad luncheon 1 p m preceded for 75 members and guest Mrs Fern Fidson of Grand Junction Colo daughter of Mrs Ruby Sharpe.
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Patriarchs Militant met in Canton for a memorial service before a Tuesday meeting in the 100 Hall. Assisting were Belle Melby Elsie Stier Swall Bob Christy Raymond Henderson Ernest Biggs Jean Lance Edgar Gilbert Elmer Bryant Jess Barger. Deceased honored include C. E. Frazier L. P. Garrison Walter Scott J. R. Anderson and Ethel Hubier. Plans set for June 14 meeting in Coffeyville with attendees from Neodedia Fort Scott Howard and Humboldt.
Friday events include Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country Club and a covered dish luncheon at Dorothea L. Dix tent with table service at 10 am. Memorial building hosts PEO Chapter DD at 2:50 pm. Evergreen S&S meets at 2:45 pm with tea after. Carpenters hall hosts lunch at 1 pm and meeting at 2 pm. Saturday features Po-Si-Do Square Dance at Alcott School at 6 pm.
Mrs. Freddie Cook entertained at a party Tuesday honoring her daughter Pamela Cook on her seventh birthday. Games, prizes, cake ice cream and punch were served from a decorated table. Guests included Mrs. Jim Olson Danny Julie Kay Jones Elaine Sharp Melody Reep Karen Shrum Sandy French Linda Edwards Vicki James Mina Lou Holcomb Paula Jean McBee and Sherry. A gift was sent by her grandmother Mrs. Roy Lewellen.
The Public Library unveiled a remodeled Teenage Room on the second floor near the Children's department. New blue walls, shelves, and tables welcome junior high readers with $500 of new books arriving this week. Reference volumes will follow as plans grow for an adult reading area and further staff additions.
Mr and Mrs Harry Lewis of 719 South Malcolm host an open house from 4 to 6 p m Sunday to honor their son the Rev John Lewis and his wife and child Timmy John who will visit this weekend
St Anne's chapter Women of Grace Episcopal church met Wednesday night at the country home of Mrs Mil dred Casper. Seventeen members attended. Dorothy Coldwell, newly elected president, presided. Devo tions were given by Mrs Charles Lett. Mrs Gordon Barker reported on St Marys and St Margarets chapters. Miss Coldwell reviewed pennl of the constitution. This was the final meeting until September. Mrs Casper assisted by Miss Coldwell and Mrs Lucy Wiles.
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church presented the program Message of the Bells on Wednesday. Assisting were Mmes Floyd West Sr Dale Fairchild Ray.
Plummer, Joe Jackson and Miss Grace Hill attended a group discussion presided by Mrs. O FE Nickerson. Devotions on In Our Treasurer were given by Mrs. Earl Grogan. Mrs. Albert Tuson will speak at a July 1 breakfast. Martha circle served punch and cookies as Mrs. Francis Hanson closed with prayer.
A Drakesboro Ky member joined the Rebekah Lodge during a Monday IOOF hall meeting. Plans were set for a joint memorial service with the Odd Fellows at 8 p.m. June 15 and invitations were extended to Miriam circle members.
The Past Noble Grands club held a covered dish dinner at her new home on June 12 at 6 30 p.m. The Lodge will not meet in July and August. Birthdays for Mrs Julia Carter and Mrs John Fisher were honored with mums and blue ribbons. Committee included Mmes Bessie Camerell Net tie Miller Ethel Cox and Opal. Refreshments served from Barnard. Present were 42 members.
Auction listing features antique china and glassware, black walnut furniture including 4 chests of drawers a tall secretary and a desk plus dining tables chairs and tables, a Singer sewing machine and other household goods. Cash terms and McCoy Auction Co of Chanute Kansas handle the sale with no responsibility for accidents.
A chuck wagon dinner for members of the LA to B of RT took place Tuesday in the IOOF hall. Mrs H A Thurstin and Mrs Ed Lesher led the event with a cactus centerpiece and miniature covered wagons on a red cloth. Attendance prize went to Mrs Hallie Cather, and Mrs F B Carpenter invited the group to her 50th wedding anniversary on June 4.
Read and sew a carefree spring summer outfit with Marian Martin pattern 9253. Includes sizes and yardage for 35 inch fabric plus extra for matting. mail in with name and address to The Tribune Pattern Dept in New York.
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