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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
3
A reader scolds Ann Landers for sympathy toward a dog hit by a car and argues drivers should not stop. The column defends stopping to help an injured animal, noting fault lies with careless owners, not the dog. A younger correspondent seeks a car while car-less and employed status remains inconsistent.
Betty Williams presents household sounds and a student seeking wheels. Ann Landers replies advising education over a car and cautioning a wife about inviting a cousin to dinner, reflecting 1965 etiquette guidance and local notice context.
Zion Home Workers of Zion Methodist Church met at Mrs Lizzie Endsley 613 S Kansas with Mrs Mabel Hutchison conducting devotions and a program of songs and poems. Lunch for 11 members 3 children and two guests was provided and the next meeting is set for July 8 at the church hosted by Mrs Gene McMillen.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a covered dish dinner at the Memorial Building Thursday night. Mrs. Ada Livingston decorated tables with magnolia blossoms. Mrs. I. O. Minniear led the dinner. Mrs. John Oglesbee presided and named a nominating committee. Officers to be elected at the August 12 meeting at Santa Fe Park.
Mrs N L Nooteboom hosted Tioga HD Unit at her home 324 W 4th with 11 members present Thursday morning. Mrs Leo Gottlieb led the meeting as president was absent. Mrs Lloyd Dalton taught the Standard of Excellence lesson. Mrs Charles Henshall to host July 8 meeting.
Hollywood designer Jean Louis presented a fall collection in New York showing outfits for day and night wear. Mannequins displayed loosely fitted and form fitting looks in woolens and satins with both covered and nearly bare bosoms. The collection featured short jackets, swirling skirts, rustling taffeta bows, and various wrapped silhouettes.
Jean Preston daughter of Mr and Mrs A G Preston Yeadon England and Richard Carl Buscher son of Mr and Mrs H L Buscher R L Lav onburg were married May 15 at St John s Church Yeadon Rev E Murgatroyd officiated A reception followed in St John s Hall Buscher a 1962 graduate of Joint Rural High School Stark is serving three years in the Army and will be discharged the week of June 21 Mrs Buscher will arrive in Kansas City Monday
A catalog passage describes waist and wool jersey dresses with suggestive power, V necks and wide cord necks. It notes schoolgirl styles with figure-hugging bodices, belled skirts, bows, and cuffs, plus drinking and dancing dresses that are black and bare or lacy over slips.
Marie Brock reports an WSCS session with devotions by Mrs Milo Peterson, singing led by Judy Clough of Deerfield, and lessons on God Seeks His Own. Mrs E M Kamm presented the treasurer's report as refreshments served by committee members.
The Earlton group of the Ladies of the EUB Church gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Leslie Crow’s home. Mrs. Mabel Arthur read scripture. Mrs. Alva McLaren presented Thoughts to Live By and led the business meeting. A plate luncheon followed.
A British European Airways jet from Paris made a perfect touchdown with 88 passengers aboard due to an automatic landing by a computer. The crew was unaware the plane was under computer control as the system lined up the runway and landed.
Vicki Lynne Frey and James Edward Gordon exchanged vows at 6 p.m. Saturday in First Methodist Church Fredonia with Rev. Thomas Walsh officiating. Parents are Mr and Mrs Abe Frey of rural Fredonia and Mr and Mrs James C Gordon of rural Independence. The couple plan to reside near Independence where Gordon farms.
4 H Club News reports the High Prairie Pioneers met with Mrs Dale Wiltse cooking leader and Mrs Dwight Olson assistant. Elaine Brenda and John Hutchinson demonstrated measuring and equipment. Members baked items for a judging and Mrs Lee Campbell sewing leader taught pattern pinning and sewing machine use. Refreshments served to five members and five mothers and children.
The First Christian Church in Lawrence hosted the wedding of Jacqueline Lynn Churchill and Russell Dean Hilton on Monday at 2 30 p m The Rev LaMoine Waldron officiated The couple plans a home in Pittsburg after a wedding trip to Colorado The bride is a University of Kansas graduate and the groom attends Kansas State College of Pittsburg where he heads the Student Union.
Birth announcements list nine or more newborns with full parental names and addresses. May and June birth dates span May 15 to June 6. Notable families include Cox Fairchild LaRue Tenniman Dyke Gill Bell Schul and Butts with city addresses given.
The Arts and Crafts class meets Monday at the North Malcolm Community Center from 9 to 12 for a knitting of a TV boot. Bring No. 8 knitting needles and contrasting yarns and new knitters are welcomed. Last Monday Mrs. E. D. Vaughn taught crewel embroidery with 31 attendees.
The WSWS Evangelical United Brethren circle study covered The Women of the Church of Japan. July general meeting will be a family night picnic. Esther Circle met Lois Jackson’s home with devotions by Edna Strohm and a Japan themed lesson.
Members of the Hobby Club gathered Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A. Duerson, 609 West Main. Mrs. Pearl Hooker presented the lesson Virginia City As I Saw It and refreshments were served by Mrs. Duerson using her hand painted china hobby.
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