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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1961
Page
3
A reader asks how to handle a bragging friend whose father is in prison for embezzlement. Ann Landers suggests the girl cover story hides shame and advises patience, compassion, and seeking guidance from a clergyman.
Mrs. Earl Miller and daughter Patricia Shaw travel from New York by ship to Europe with son Lynn Shaw joining in Paris. The trio will tour France and England returning home late August. Patricia and Lynn are college students from Virginia.
In Stark the Jolly Jayhawkers 4 H Club met with 23 members and 3 leaders. Officers Julia Taylor Judy Smith Ronnie Smith Charles Reed Joyce Ann Herrin presided. They planned a July 8 tour and swimming party in Chanute and a health meeting with the Walnut Wonder Workers club. Activities included music by Linda Raney and Gerry Goff, camera leadership by Judy Smith, hog care by Joelon Smith, and a practice for the Stark Centennial square dances on June 24.
Seven Cub Scouts attended the Den 2 Pack 100 gathering on Monday. Outdoor games were led by Den Dad John Erickson before the session ends.
Advice on professional restoration being best. If attempted at home use light rubbing with a cotton wad dipped in turpentine, then apply a coat of varnish from artists' supply stores.
Den 1 and 4 of Pack 100 held a swimming party at the pool Tuesday led by Den Chief Craig Brennecke and Den Mother Mrs Pete New. Mike Finley served refreshments while Mrs Robert Taylor and Mrs Curtis Cleaver assisted Mrs New. Gene Mason and Mike Trumbull led a flag salute as Living Circle concluded the meeting and Fathers Day gifts were finished and wrapped.
A Q&A on social behavior covers whether guests may help themselves to chips and nuts, when to introduce a partner to parents, and the correct salutation for jointly addressed letters. It affirms self-serve snacks, urges timely introductions, and prescribes Dear Sir and Madam for joint salutes.
The item notes events at the Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem. Suprem e Worthy High Priestess and Supreme Watchman of Shepherds visit with a covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m. Do Si Do Square Dance Club at Alcott School 6 p.m. Also listed are Kansas State White Shrine club events at the Masonic Temple with a luncheon at noon and meeting at 1 p.m. on Sunday June 18.
Mrs. Lester Thompson hosted the Colfax Baptist Mission Society gathering with Mrs. Glenn Hanson presiding. Maxine Stoll gave devotions as Ruth group led the program Wing My Words. The next meeting is the mother daughter tea on July 7 at 7 30 p m at the church.
Members gathered Wednesday at Santa Fe Park with Mrs. Wayne Stipp as hostess. The group opened with The Lord's Prayer and welcomed new member Mrs. Robert Navis. The next meeting will be at Santa Fe Park hosted by Mrs. Ray Parsons.
A group of friends and relatives gathered Tuesday night at 117 S. Malcolm to honor Mrs. Myrtle Ogden on her birthday. Refreshments were served and gifts were given. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hary Oliver El Monte California and several other relatives and neighbors.
Longtime Borger residents John and Mrs. Brinkman celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary on Sunday. They were married June 21, 1911, at St. Peters Lutheran Hum boldt. A daughter hosts an open house and several wedding attendants and eight grandchildren are noted along with five living children. The couple lives at 104 Arline Borger.
Mrs Ruth Ruggles hosted the Town and Country Home Demonstration Unit in Highland Park on Thursday. Mrs Kay Hurford was welcomed as a new member. Members voted to meet at 2 p m for the next two months. Refreshments were served.
Marilyn Nelson Benedict Judy Anderson and Barbara Stanfield officers of Y-Teens at Midway School returned from a week at the Kansas District Y-Teen Summer Conference at the Y-Ranch Arlington. Mrs Harry Orendorff is sponsor. Conference theme Christ Or Confusion. One hundred forty girls registered and were instructed in officer training with worship services workshops discussions and speakers.
Humboldt report honors longtime officer Henry Mueller after 18 years on the force. The piece recalls his WWI service, family, and police career including a notable theft case and the shift change to eight hours. Other local items cover church events, reunions, and Scout activities.
The Durham family of Louisville Ky travels to New York and Washington after Earl Durham was named Worker Father of the Year by the National Fathers Day Committee. Mrs Durham enjoys the trip as the four children read and work for the family business. The award follows Earl’s community youth work and the family shares pride in his recognition and plans to visit famed sights and media events during their vacation.
The user asks for help with English grammar and spelling. Item 1 questions the sentence about continuing studies and historical subjects. Item 2 asks for the correct pronunciation of supple. Item 3 asks which word is misspelled among Difference difference daffodil duffel diffusible.
The page presents quiz answers defining ignominy as public disgrace and describes a trusted follower as henchman. It includes pronunciation tips for supp'l and notes politicians' careers ending in ignominy.
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