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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
3
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Allday announce the engagement of their daughter Susan to Carl Weiner III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weiner II. The families reside at 1303 South Santa Fe and 1021 South Tennessee respectively.
Miss Allday a Chanute High senior and Weiner who attended Cascia Hall and Chanute High, both connected to Western Drilling Tool and Supply Co, announce plans for a wedding on October 6 at St Patrick's Church.
Edith Bouray hosted Athenaeum guest night with meditation on Friendship and Giving and visiting with Kenmars Tabatabay a Iran born Junior College student. On March 3 1962 Tabatabay spoke on Iran customs and U S impressions while Bouray and Mrs. Corn served dessert.
The Registered Nurses club met at Mrs. Charles Sesher's home 506 1/2 S. Malcolm Tuesday evening with 17 members present. Dr. Henry K. Baker spoke on Pros and Cons of Old Age Benefit and Socialized Medicine. Coffee and cookies were served. next meeting will be March 27 with Mrs. W. H. Ruble.
Mr and Mrs John Davis and Patricia held a dinner party Tuesday evening at 603 E 14th to honor Mrs Davis parents Mr and Mrs Harry McFarland Thayer on their 25th wedding anniversary Guests included Duane and Steven McFarland Thayer and Mr and Mrs Jerry McFarland Independence After dinner callers were Mr and Mrs Martin McFarland and their sons Thayer and Mr and Mrs Carl Graham and their boys of Galesburg
Sorghum Valley Grange met at Grange hall with F. L. McMillen presiding. A building program was planned by a committee. Marvin Ambrose county deputy spoke on Grange Procedure. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caldwell displayed pictures from the Tournament of Roses parade and the Rose Bowl game. A home economics covered dish dinner is planned for next month. Refreshments were served to 25 members and guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brandon of 220 N Highland were honored with a house warming shower at their home after their recent marriage. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Baughn Mrs Wayne Brandon Jr and Spencer Brandon. Refreshments served to a list of guests including Connie Sue Baughn and the Brandon family. Gifts were sent by several local residents.
The Outlook Study Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Albert Endres’s home 420 West 7th with Mrs. M. R. Wilson presiding. Mrs. Edward Ranz presented the lesson This is Your Life focusing on Charles Dickens and David Copperfield. A dessert course was served to 15 guests.
Needlecraft catalog notes 200 designs for knit crochet sew and more with Pattern 7477 for sizes 36-38 40-42 and 44-46. Advertisement urges 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing and 25 cents for the catalog.
Readers seek guidance on relationship tensions in a multi part exchange. A wife faces in law issues after a nosy mother in law accuses her of flirting while she weighs 180 pounds and exercises near windows. Ann Landers advises transparency with the husband and lowering visits with the in laws. A second reader asks about a widowed partner with missing teeth. the columnist urges dental care and acknowledges health risks.
A Wednesday reception at the Masonic Temple honored Mrs. Wayne Taylor for her appointment as grand representative to New Mexico in Kansas. Sunflower Chapter members presented gifts, with donations to the Heart Fund and Eastern Star training awards. Attendees included Mrs. Caldwell and Dean Skinner along with several district and chapter officers.
Center Ridge guests gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate Mrs. John A. Carlson’s birthday. Attending were Ira Uden and family, Raymond Hardin and family, Lawrence Beck and family, Bill Crowder, Charlie Beck, Ray Fitzgerald, Richard Myres, Barbara Carlson, and Susan Powers.
MIDWAY PTA study group met at the school Monday afternoon with Mrs. Melvin Sperry leading a session on Putting Purpose into Children's Lives aided by Mrs. George Cox who discussed Time to Control Their Tongues. Mrs. Merle Summerville spoke on Parents Are Teachers and the next meeting is set for March 19 with James B. Robertson as speaker.
A compact ad feature highlights tips for making safe purchases. It emphasizes checking prices, examining product quality, and asking sellers for guarantees. It frames consumer caution as a practical guide for shoppers in everyday transactions.
The Business and Professional Women's club met at the Tioga Hotel with Mrs. Scherel Booe presiding. Announcements highlighted the Girl Scouts 50th anniversary at Royster auditorium, a March 18 tea and style show at the Junior College Little Theater, and a March 15 talk by Dr. Henry Leland of Parsons for the Neosho County Mental Health Association. Members were recognized for awards, and Marion Showalter, county clerk, spoke on voting.
The article notes a meeting agenda with discussion of ballots and voting statutes. Mrs Showalter attended as guest. The next meeting on March 14 will feature Bosses' Wives' Night with a buffet dinner and a style show in the First National Bank Community Room.
Mrs Homer LaForge at 115 N Central hosted the Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit with 16 members and three guests Shelby Wells county home economics agent Mrs Joe Mudd and Ronda Mudd. Plans were made for the spring tea on April 12. Mrs Lloyd Dalton president spoke of home economics days in Manhattan. Miss Wells presented Fiber Facts for You. Mrs Sprague won the door prize.
A reader asks about opening a car door in traffic, bridegroom gifts to best man and ushers, and how to decline coffee at a banquet. The expert suggests leaning across to open the door, presenting gifts at the bachelor dinner or during the reception, and politely signaling thanks rather than turning a cup over.
Sweeping sweetheart neckline and deep pockets highlight this Marian Martin wrap design printed in the Chanute Tribune. Indoors friendly as a sundress later, with easy care cottons and no fitting worries. Pattern 9314 offers Misses sizes 12 to 20. fabric needs listed. mail order with 50 cents plus postage to Pattern Dept New York.
When a small bleach spill occurs on dark cotton rugs touch up white spots with food coloring to hide them. The color must be reapplied after washing but is inexpensive and easy for immediate presentation.
Prom dinner and dance set for March 30 with a picture show and a breakfast the next morning. Juniors handle the dinner and dance while seniors run the movie and breakfast. committees led by Mrs. Marnell, Mrs. Runyan, Richard Salb, and James White with class sponsors aiding.
In charge were Mmes. Clarence Moody Clark Fleming Marion Richey and Pershing Brady guiding the event.
Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing was admitted to St Elizabeth's Hospital in Boston for a checkup after doctors suspected a stomach ulcer. The Roman Catholic leader faces further tests as his condition is evaluated.
In a letter to Charles de Gaulle Khrushchev repeats call for an 18 nation disarmament summit and for four nuclear powers to hold talks within the larger forum He rejects limiting talks to four powers and argues the world seeks rapid disarmament agreement The premier stresses the need for all states including non nuclear ones to participate and cautions about thermonuclear threat to neutrals
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