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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle a husband who works a second job as an executioner. Ann Landers advises quitting the extra job out of respect for his mother, while noting other options to earn more money. The page also carries reader letters about romance, flowers, and unsolicited advice.
Modern etiquette Q A covers guests dancing at receptions and who should start. It notes guests may dance while the couple is receiving, or wait if the orchestra hesitates until the couple first dances. It also answers bacon eating with fork or fingers and proper salutations to professors in informal letters.
Rose mary Nation of Chanute and Bob J. King of Lawrence married at Grace Episcopal Church in Chanute. The ceremony featured white chrysanthemum decor, organ preludes, and a center lace panel gown with a chapel train. Guests included Chanute and Lawrence residents, with Chi Omega sisters as bridesmaids and a reception in Sawyer hall. They will reside in Lawrence at 1126 Iowa after a short wedding trip.
Social calendar items list meetings and gatherings for June 2008 across Tioga Chanute and nearby venues. Includes Women's Investment Club at Tioga Fo tel, Hulda Parker chapter at Masonic Temple, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Ladies Day golf, FAF Club, and numerous church and service group gatherings with times and locations.
A detailed roll of out of town guests and local attendees is listed with names and towns across Kansas. Notable participants include Mr. and Mrs. Ivan R. King of Lawrence, Mrs. Margaret P. Byrne of Topeka, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shephard of Ottawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gillispie of Wichita.
Judith Ann Harding and Robert Lyle Clark wed in the Evangelical United Brethren church in a 2:30 PM ceremony. The couple, of Erie and Chanute connections, plan to live at 19 S Central. Clark is employed at Ash Grove cement plant. Harding is a Grant High School graduate.
Mrs. B. H. Smith hosted a Grant HDU meeting with 15 members, three children, and five guests. A covered dish dinner followed a lesson on Basic Breads by Mrs. Raymond Whitworth. Also discussed Growing Old Gracefully. Door prize went to Mrs. George Simmons. Sunshine pals went to Mrs. Nes Olson and Mrs. Pearl Defenbaugh. Next gathering set for June 16 with Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Members met Thursday evening with Mrs Don Sailors as hostess. Mrs Bennett Haddan led the recreation after the first bread lesson. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting is an all day event on June 18 with Mrs Louis Beggs.
Antique items including black walnut furniture such as 4 chests of drawers a tall secretary and a black walnut desk plus a marble top high bay and spindle bed. Also a Singer sewing machine lamps silver clocks rugs china glassware and household linens. Terms cash not responsible for accidents. McCoy Auction Co. Box 513 Chanute Kansas phone 2990 handles sale.
Sun Fun Partners presents a Sailor print pattern for children sizes 2, 4, 6 with a playsuit and easy skirt option. Includes yardage estimates for 35 inch and 144 yard fabrics, priced in cents, from Pattern Dept of The New York Tribune.
Mr and Mrs John Nation hosted a Saturday night buffet at the Tioga Hotel honoring their daughter Rosemary Nation and Bob J King of Lawrence who were married Sunday afternoon A wedding rehearsal preceded the dinner Guests included members of the wedding party relatives and friends with extended family across Topeka Chanute Ottawa Hutchinson Lawrence and Mission Kansas
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