Bachelor in Capital Is Full-Time Job
Washington society keeps bachelors busy with official duties and social duties. Robert Keith Gray, once Eisenhower era Cabinet secretary, writes about Washington’s social life and the role of hostesses in shaping who meets whom. He notes the influence of wives and the difficulty of breaking out of bachelor status in the capital.
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New York
Washington
Robert Keith Gray
The
White House Grounds
Rob Gray
Eisenhower
Capitol
Nebraska
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Gray
Social Calendar Highlights Local Churches and Luncheons
Friday June 15 1962 social events include Neosho Valley HDU luncheon with Mrs Harry Jackson and Mrs George Wilson at 12 20 pm. Evangelical United Brethren church Highland Park class party at 1 30 pm. White Shrine Masonic Temple ceremony and meeting at 4 00 pm. Esther circle meets in annex with Mrs Perry Swan presiding lesson on EUB homes and church services. Next meeting July 11 with Mrs Wahl.
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Neosho Valley
Esther
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Annex
Perry Swan
Ernest Wahl
United States
Wahl
Chester King
BPW Reports At Dinner Meeting At Tioga Hotel
Business and Professional Women committee chairmen reviewed the year’s activities during a Kioga Hotel dinner meeting with Mrs. Scherel Booe presiding. Mrs. Wiltse reported on the executive committee and recommendations were accepted. Dean Geeding was recognized for her World War I auxiliary chapter role. Clarice J. Wistrand was introduced. Plans for a fund raising project at the next meeting were announced. Helen Willis introduced Mrs. John Hemphill who reviewed The Listener by Taylor Caldwell.
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Tioga Hotel
Scherel Booe
A. D. Wiltse
Dean Geeding
Clarice J. Wistrand
Vallejo
Calif
Helen Willis
John Hemphill
Taylor Caldwell
Sunflower Chapter Meets in Temple
Sunflower Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Wednesday evening meeting in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell as worthy matron and Roy Adams as worthy patron. Talks honored Flag Day with mentions of the Christian flag, American flag, and Eastern Star flag, followed by songs. The chapter announced no meetings in July and August and refreshments were served with local members assisting.
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Kenneth Caldwell
Roy Adams
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Caldwell
Gilbert Wilson
J. C. Rensing
Violet Jeffers
Neal Munger
America
Charles Berry
Dewey Bedell
O. H. Bates
E. J. Nord
AM Chapter
PEO
H. K. Johnson
McPherson
Nord
89 Women In Golf Meet At Country Club
Eighty nine women from 12 Kansas golf clubs played at Chanute Country Club for an invitational tournament hosted by Chanute. Prizes were awarded for low gross low net and low putts with Chanute winners named in multiple tie results. About 100 attended the social hour and luncheon after the event.
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Kansas
Colf
Chanute Country Club
Chanute Club
Chanute
Jean Ashley
Frank Shaffer
Jonie Ashley
Ray Radford
Connie Schleicher
Nona Jenkins
Caney
al Endres
Pat Conn
William Helton Jr
Lorene Carson
Mmes
David McCune
al Thompson
Carl Stevens
LaRue Delp
Ed Parr
Robert Allen
Glen Shook
Gail Malson
Ed Ranz
H. W. Treloggen
Ralph Taylor
Robert Manley
Swanson Reunion at Savonburg Held at Friends Home
The Ed Swanson family reunion gathered Sunday at the Friends Home Lutheran church in Savonburg. Attendees included Roy Cox and family, Royal Cox and family, William Ball and family, James MacFadden and family of Iola, Morris Detter and Rose Nell of Nickerson, Dorothy Detter, Gary Scholulis, Nada Olson, Harry Achoulis, Clifton Jackson and family, Alexandria VA, James Hartzell of Topeka, Lawrence Moore Jr of Great Bend, Conrad Jackson and children, Harold Swanson, J Edward Swanson and family, Dean Swanson and children of Girard, Robert Frank of Gas City, Julia Carlson, Pem Atteberry, Leonard Carlson and family, Fred Cunningham Jr. and family, Gerald Johnson and Kristine, Josephine Olson, and Abe Olson.
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Savonburg
Ed Swanson
Friends Home Lutheran Church
Roy Cox
Royal Cox
William Ball
James MacFadden
Iola
Morris Detter
Rose Nell
Nickerson
Dorothy Detter
Kansas City
Kan
Gary Scholulis
Nada Olson
Harry Achoulis
Santa Rosa
Calif
Clifton Jackson
Alexandria
James Hartzell
Topeka
Lawrence Moore Jr
Great Bend
Conrad Jackson
Harold Swanson
J. Edward Swanson
Dean Swanson
Girard
Robert Frank
Gas City
Julia Carlson
Pem Atteberry
Leonard Carlson
Fred Cunningham Jr
Gerald Dollars Johnson
Kristine
Sephine Olson
Abe Olson
Jane McMillen Engaged to Johnny Crawshaw
Mr and Mrs Wilbur McMillen of Earlton announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Ann to Johnny Arlo Crawshaw son of Mr and Mrs Arlo Crawshaw of Altoona Both graduates of Altoona Rural High School class of 1962 No wedding date yet set
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Wilbur McMillen
Earlton
Jane Ann
Johnny Arlo Crawshaw
Arlo Crawshaw
Altoona
Altoona Rural High School
Savonburg Unit Hosts Hobby-Themed Meeting
The Big Creek Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday with Mrs. H Murphy and W E Johnson presiding. Eight members named hobbies after roll call. Mrs. Fred Pugh presented the lesson Window Treatment. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for July 10 with Mrs. Estil Cottle.
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Savonburg
Big Creek
Lois Erickson Hosts Guild Meeting at Grant Avenue Church
The Fellowship Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist church met with Lois Erickson at 215 N Lafayette on Tuesday evening for a barbecue supper with nine members present. Marilyn Tiegreen presided, Margie Algers gave the opening prayer, and the group sang God Who Touches Earth With Beauty. Sharon Belt led the lesson Mirror, Mirror, Will I Grow assisted by Marcia Sandberg and Miss Algers. Jean Kay Huffman gave the closing prayer.
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Fellowship Guild
Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Lois Erickson
N. Lafayette
Marilyn Tiegreen
Margie Algers
God
Earth
Sharon Belt
Marcia Sandberg
Miss Algers
Jean Kay Huffman
Designer Show Aims To Disarm The Woman In Winter Line
Pauline Trigere unveiled a collection featuring capes that bound arms and flared hems, pairing bold daytime plaids with velvet and fur for evening. Models wore sleeveless beltless dresses under voluminous capes with high bustlines and trumpet skirts, while jackets and coats mirrored the same silhouette.
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New York
Pauline Trigere
Miss Trigere
Friendship Night Observed by Eastern Star At Masonic Temple
Hulda Parker chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held Friendship Night in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. O E Gilbert as worthy matron and Joe G Wasser as worthy patron. Dozens of officers and guests from 22 chapters attended the eastward procession and a Treasure Chest gift exchange.
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Hulda Parker
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
O. E. Gilbert
Joe G. Wasser
Mary Teichgraeber
Severy
Gladys Fones
Eric
Wilma Adams
Colony
Ruth Caldwell
Sunflower
Inez Newby
Neodesha
Kathleen McKinsey
Buffalo
Kay Hill
Mary Etta Taylor
Arthur L. Morton
Bernice Schlichting
Yates Center
Helen Loy
Dave Petterson
Jocelyn
Carl E. Jones
Los Angeles
Teichgraeber
Caldwell
Charles Reno
del Clayton
Altoona
Ed Parr
Parr
Marlin Blackston
Punch
Mmes
Joe Sutcliffe
Ed Blair
Imelda Adelgren
Weddings Are News If Reported Promptly
The Tribune urges prompt wedding notices reported to the woman's editor to preserve news value. Notices should be published the day after the ceremony takes place and no later than the stated deadline.
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the Tribune
New Piano Dedicated By CWF At First Christian
Mrs A B Chauncey led a Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at the First Christian church as a new piano was dedicated and officers for the coming year installed. Members and guests, including out of town visitors, attended a social hour following the service.
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CWF
A. B. Chauncey
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Robert Wells
Jerry Jones
Dell Reige
V. C. Steele
Fred Montague
John Bowes
Elmer Alexander
My Cathedral
McNeill
Wayne Ellis
Forrest Clemings
Marion Wise
World Call
Ross Cooper
Chauncey
Cooper
Car Jones
Sanita Monica
Calif
Alman Mize
Albuquerque
N. M
Roy Roberts
Humboldt
Scheduling and filing guidelines for wedding notices
The Tribune outlines timelines for wedding notices. Submissions should reach the woman’s editor within two days and may be published in brief form after that. Advance reports are common. forms are available at The Tribune office and signed reports with a contact number are required.
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Ann Landers advice column letters spark trust and family concerns
A 1942 Chanute Tribune column retells questions from readers about marital trust, a suspicious motel postcard, shared duplex occupancy, and a father riding with children on a motorcycle. Ann Landers advises trust, legal limits, and caution, urging consultation for real estate issues and safety in parenting decisions.
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Ann Landers
Ann Fan
Bakers Honored on 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Baker were honored Sunday for their 50 years of marriage. Their children hosted at the Methodist church with a noon family dinner and a four tier cake. Out of town guests came from Kansas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.
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Elsmore
L. P. Baker
Joe Adams
Larry
Nancy
Parsons
Kenneth Baker
James
Cynthia
Diane
Kansas City
Arthur Myers
Leslie
Wayne
Methodist Church
William Wilson
Baker
C. J. Smith
Arkansas City
Lawrence Sumner
W. A. Dewey
Gardner
Walter Dewey
Overland Park
Paul Pfaff
Hazelton
Paul Campbell
Benedict
Raymond Richardson
Henry Richardson
Lawrence
Ruth Hart
Faye Ericson
Petrolia
Frank Hutchison
Larry Myers
Wayne Norman
Robert Johnson
Chanute
Harold Adams
Bartlesville
Okla
Stella Adams
Robert Adams
Alvin Wood
Humboldt
George Peters
Independence
John B. Conklin
Humboldt Scouts and social events fill Humboldt week
Humboldt area notes report the Scouts meeting and a week at Camp Wilburn near Independence with a July 8 picnic planned. Families join the trip led by Scoutmaster Tinkler and helpers, plus a memorial fund established for Dr. C E Westle supporting the AMA Educational Research Foundation.
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Humboldt
Wil
A. J. Trueblood
C. E. Westle
Humboldt Friends
American Medical Association Educational Research Foundation
Medical Students Loan Guarantee Fund
Garvie’s
Rexall
Humboldt National Bank
Chanute Tribune Briefs June 14 1962
The Chanute Tribune reports brief items from June 14 1962. Local notes include community events, meetings, and small official notices affecting Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Chanute Tribune
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