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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers offers advice on body image and fashion woes from a teen with large bust to a mother worried about boys. The letters touch on self esteem, parental guidance, and modesty, ending with a call to submit questions to The Chanute Tribune.
Buffalo residents exchange visits and guest lists as June winds down. Families from Chanute Ottawa and Wichita welcome relatives from Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri. A mid-summer cleanup starts July 1 and a welcome back basket honors Rev. Bumstead. A Bluebird Chapter OFS meeting features Judy Clough singing and Father’s Day gatherings span regional towns. Barbara Ann Clark is born in Kansas City with David and Barbara Clark as grandparents. Edith Watson, Olive Wilson, and Leota Benedict travel for visits while politicians and phones appear in a brief non-specific note.
Kimball Merry Mixers and local families hosted guests and hosted events through the week. Attendees included Sheryl Thompson Parsons Henry Hazen Morris Raney and multiple families visiting Kimball and Parsons areas. A July church basket dinner at Kimball EUB is set, with youth camping and mission trips noted.
An advertising plea invites readers to spend more by bringing buying dollars into circulation. The note stresses visibility for retailers and aims to boost consumer spending during a selling period.
Barbers from Mexia Fairfield Teague Coolidge Wortham and Groesbeck approved a five day week raised prices for haircuts and shaves and voted to fight Communism at their Mexia meeting AP reports the move reflects local business unity and anti Communist stance.
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