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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
3
A letter column features teen self-image concerns about posture and social response, married life and trust, a sister-in-law’s complicity, and a grandmotherly plea for help with exhausted parenting. Ann Landers suggests genuine friendship, honesty, and setting boundaries with adult children.
Fred Bower of the Chanute area was celebrated on his 89th birthday with a Sunday covered dish dinner at the Thielens farm home on R 1. The gathering included family and friends, with croquet played as part of the festivities.
The Tuesday schedule lists Hulda Parker Chapter OES at the Masonic Temple 7:00 p.m. and Ladies of the GAR memorial bids. Chanute Textile Paint Club meets at Maple Leaf Tea Room at 2 a.m. Wednesday June 14 features Sunflower Chapter OES at Masonic Temple 8 p.m. SPW Tioga Hotel dinner 6:45 p.m. Sunflower HD Unit meet at 529 St. Kansas 1:30 p.m.
Chanute community theater opens auditions for two one act plays directed by Mrs. Dale Lee. Auditions tonight and Tuesday at 7 30 in the First National Bank community room. Nine women and eight men needed with refreshments served.
The marriage of Jessie Marie Bishop and Donald Lee Gibson was solemnized in the Church of the Nazarene in Erie on June 13 at 7 p.m. Rev Don Daniel presided. The couple's families include the Bishops of Erie and Mrs Wayne Gibson of St Paul. Gibson is a 1958 Erie High School graduate and a Kansas State College attendee now farming. Mrs Gibson is a 1964 Erie High School graduate.
A rehearsal dinner honoring Tina Berry and Don Meyer postwedding was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Meyer east of Chanute Friday evening. A 7:30 buffet featured blue carnations and white tapers as centerpieces with attendees from Amarylles Johnson to Diana Weber and families from Manhattan Kansas City Joplin and Kan sas City Kansas.
The annual Kansas Baptist Women conference was held at Ottawa University in Ottawa on Wednesday through Friday. Attendees included Mrs. Dinty Wyatt Mrs. Vivian Arthur and Mrs. Dale Sneeringer from First Baptist Church and Joe Pearson Thurman Harold Neptune and Carl McGill of Grant Avenue Baptist Church attending Thursday sessions.
A basket dinner was held Sunday noon in Highland Park honoring Mrs. Flossie Webb of Lodi California. Attendees included Mar and Mrs J D B Wherton of Kansas City Mir and Mrs Louis Morsies and Regina of Lodi Mr and Mrs Harley Roberts Kenneth Webb Mr and Mrs John Horton Sam Williamson and many Webb relatives from Chanute Clint Cherry Vale Stark Wichita and other nearby towns.
Christina Lu Berry and Don Lyle Meyer married in a 3 PM ceremony at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. The couple, both Chanute High School graduates, plan to reside in Topeka after the wedding reception at Home Savings Association lounge.
First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society met at 9 30 am with Mrs Zelma Keith hosting the Marjorie Sharp Circles at 316 W Pine. Devotions and the love gift were led by L E Lofgren who also gave the lesson. Six members were served refreshments.
Members of the Chickadonz family gathered for their fifth annual reunion at the north shelter house in Santa Fe Park on Sunday. Attendees include Mar and Mrs W Deiey, Bill Dailey and Craig of Tulsa, Joan Dorler and others from Grove Oklahoma, Forrest Chickadonz from Briton, Leo and Judy Chickadonz, Marshall Whitling, Flore Simpson, Lynn Ann Seaton, and many relatives from Houston, Kansas City, Pittsburg, Chanute, and Freconé, sharing memories and family news.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koch of 307 N Grant travel to the Merchandise Mart for the June furniture market in Chicago. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Roy T. Nelson visit his parents at 534 N Evergreen while en route from Zaragoza Air Base in Spain to Offutt Air Base in Omaha. Glen L. Nelson, Sgt Nelson's son, visited over the weekend.
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Coder at 417 West 7th were Mrs. Coder s sister and husband Dr and Mrs Benjamin L Schmidtke of Shawnee Mission their daughter Cathy Coder of Topeka and their son Nelson Coder his wife and three children
Out of town guests include Carolyn Toews Inman Mr and Mrs Reinard Friederich Mrs Bud Brenner Eric Mrs Jerry Binnion Jerry Lee Candy Lavenburg John White Kansas City Kan Mrs John C Warden Ormond Beach Fla Mrs and Mrs Charlie Heys Lynn Anita Jacksonville Tex Mrs Ken Cole and Larry Bain Joplin Mrs Lillian Leabo Mrs Nell Holsapple Mrs Charney Hartwig Mr and Mrs Ray Mays Royce C Hays Darlene Harner Mrs Merle Harner Mr and Mrs F W Hartwig Humboldt
Mr and Mrs Fred Hummer hosted a Fathers Day dinner at their rural route home with guests including Alonzo Butcher Marvin Young Gary and Sandra Barbara Jones Harold Heilman Betty and Ronnie Howard Bailey Thayer Glenn Hummer Lori and Fred Taylor and Larry Hummer Afternoon callers included Minnie Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Harley Roberts in Wichita.
Friday afternoon guests of Mrs. Myr Ford R J Humboldt. Mrs Marvin Wolfe presided and presented the lesson a contribution to the Mary Baker Fund. Recreation by Mrs Harry Larson who also won the door prize roll call answered by nine members next meeting with Mrs Jim McCoy
TOPS meets in Sawyer Hall with Mrs. M C Phillips Sr presiding. Ten members report a 16.2 pound weight loss. A discussion on weight loss and calorie counting was held. Several members plan to attend the National Convention in Kansas City this week.
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