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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
3
A reader credits his wife with his business success but Ann counsels he deserves some credit too for workaholism. She cautions that his wife’s nagging may have pushed him out, while noting heavy work can hurt home life.
The Women of Grace Episcopal Church met at Sawyer Hall for an annual luncheon with red roses and wild daisies adorning tables. Mrs. William Gray Sr led devotions and Mrs. Kenneth Horton chaired the event with business proceedings led by Mrs. Kenneth Keas.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church hosted the Wednesday afternoon WMS session arranged by Mrs. Max Tharp Mrs. Gene Webber and Mrs. Hildur Wingblade Naomi Gibbs spoke a piano and organ duet by Barbara Webber and Dee Ann Tharp presided The love gift dedication What Time Is It was given by Mrs Ralph Toland the Ruth Circle served refreshments to 33 members withMiss Webber Miss Tharp and Miss Gibbs in attendance
The WSWS of the EUB church met Mrs. Mary Walkley on Tuesday. Mrs. Dean Dighero led the lesson on The Women of the Church in Japan with Mrs. R. V. Fickel reading Scripture. Reports on the WSWS Convention in Topeka were shared by Mrs. C. H. Borchers and Mrs. Dighero. Fortune cookies and tea were served to five members and one guest, Mrs. Tom Kirly of Lissie, Texas.
The Victory HD Unit met Tuesday evening at 1210 S. Highland the home of Mrs. Ernest Wahl. Eleven members and one guest Mrs. Jesse Dent attended. A fair booth was discussed and Advisory Committee member Mrs. Glen Hanson gave the lesson on the Standard of Excellence. Refreshments were served.
Saturday events include De Square Dance Club at Alcott School at 8 p.m. Sunday events list Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at 100 Fort Hall at 1 39 p.m. The clipping shows a local community schedule with multiple group events and venues.
Crewel embroidery instruction offered at the Arts and Crafts Club meeting in the North Malcolm Community Center starting 9 a.m. Bring suitable material, embroidery needle and hoops, scissors, yarn, or thread. Patterns provided. Members may continue jewelry pictures. Finished works will be displayed.
A Girl Scout day camp runs June 21 to 25 at Camp Wonderwood with limited openings. Registration must reach Mrs John Splane by June 5. Daily sessions from 2 to 8 PM focus on nature studies, with Marion Kibler as director and a team including R L Montgomery, Donald Ray, Splane, Fay Edwards, and Tommy Eler assisting.
Mrs Nathan Hole entertained 25 Royal Neighbors of America members at her country home on Thursday with a buffet luncheon. Guests included Mrs Lottie Barker and Mrs Pearl Adair. The next meeting is set for July 1 at the north shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park.
Eight year old Eddie White and Mike McDivitt, son of Gemini 4 pilot James A. McDivitt, left games to watch their fathers in space as Mrs. White and Mrs. McDivitt visited the Manned Space Center. Both families described pride and nerves while awaiting contact and a safe return.
Milwaukee couple Mr and Mrs Frank Gatford announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to Dale Cleaver son of Mr and Mrs Richard Cleaver of 814 W Oak Miss Gatford is a Layton School of Arts graduate Cleaver also studied at Cha nute High School Junior College and Layton He works as a photographer at Toomey Studio in Zion Ill A September wedding is planned
Scout News reports Up and Atom 4 H club Tuesday night at Alcott school presided by Dee Ann Tharp president Bill Kennedy vice president Nancy Zumalt secretary Dianne Kennedy treasurer Cindy Booe reporter Jaquetta Edwards recreation Terri Tharp song leader David Zumalt gave an entomology demonstration Mike Burris led Mozart music appreciation Miss Edwards directed recreation Six teen members seven adults and two guests attended The next meeting is scheduled at Alcott school on July 6.
Ailing author Thornton W. Burgess, known for Peter Rabbit and other Old Briar Patch tales, slipped into a coma today in Hampden Massachusetts. The writer, who retired five years ago, remains in a critical condition as doctors monitor his progress.
Mrs Dick Purdy and infant Stuart Preston were honored by the Holly Mothers Club at a morning coffee. The event was hosted at Mrs Jerry Steele’s home on 1009 S Larson with club president Mrs Herbert Fox pouring. Members presented a gift to Mrs Purdy and her newborn son.
The Friendly Thimble Club met at 216 S Forest for a covered dish dinner hosted by Mrs. Gene Rigole. Mrs. Charles Tripp led the meeting with yearbooks planned and a charity box to be filled. eight members and one guest attended. Mrs. Tripp won the door prize, and Mrs. Alice Braschler will host the June 16 gathering.
Mrs. G. E. Bauer hosted a linen shower for Betty Ballou at 1211 W. 5th on Wednesday night with help from Mrs. Cecil Meredith. Gifts arrived from a gal ly decorated cart. pink felt and pink net decor adorned the serving area. Punch and cake were served as Mrs. Robert Ward performed a skit and sang with Mrs. Elmer Alexander.
The Bible Baptist Church Prayer Band met Thursday at the church. Mrs Tilford Ames led prayer and Mrs J E Kaiser gave devotions. Members voted to send a love gift to a missionary in Alaska and set the next meeting for July 1 at the church.
United Brethren WMA met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Arthur Garrison's home. Effie Simon led devotions and mission study. Loren Oler reported from the Dayton board meeting. Garrison led business. Mrs Simon received the hostess gift. Eight members and three guests attended. Pat Jones joined. Prayer band met before the gathering.
Mrs Harvey Deck hosted the Woman's Missionary Society meeting at 1017 N Washington with devotions by Mrs Rutherford and lessons led by Mrs Alva Mann on Good Ol Summer Time. Attendees included Mrs MecQuin Logan Wagner Adams and a film Miracle of the Gleanings presented by Rev Paul Wagner with narrations by Mrs Wagner and Mrs Randall Bell. Mrs Bell led the business portion and items were donated for the missionaries linen chest. Refreshments served to 12 attendees.
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