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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
3
A wife asks if born liars exist after her husband claims to sit with Dean Rusk at lunch. Ann Landers says liars are made by practice and suggests the man may be mistaken or mistaken for someone else. A family asks how to persuade an elderly mother to leave her apartment for a nursing home, fearing guilt.
A 16 year old adopted into a large family seeks guidance on feeling sidelined as she starts dating. The panel counsels restraint, improved grooming, friendly support, and limiting dates to reduce tension while remaining loyal and helpful at home. They urge tact and reassure she can gain stronger acceptance.
The 4 H Club met at Alcott School with Julie Brune presiding and 22 members present. Plans were made to send leaders to the State 4 H Leaders Conference at Hutchinson on March 16. An Erie program on March 26 featured camera loading, pie crust, vanilla pudding, flute solos, parliamentary procedure, and a crossword puzzle.
Claudette Jane Bogle of 1006 S Rutter is betrothed to Richard N. Dennis son of Mr and Mrs Verle Dennis R 4 The couple, both graduates of Chanute area schools, plan a late April wedding with Claudette employed at Alcorn Combustion Co and Dennis at Don's Metal Crafting.
Leroy Fox state librarian and about 60 southeastern Kansas library representatives met at the Orchid Buffet for an all day planning session. A tentative July budget will be presented to the State Library Commission, with regional operation starting January if approved.
Mrs Frank Jones and Mrs Clyde Bloomhart posted a top score of 362 for the Duplicate Bridge Club Monday night in the Home Savings Association lounge. Other above average pairings included Mrs F G Hooker with Mrs Kenneth Horton 28 2 and Mrs Bob Allen with Mrs Fred Johnson 25, plus Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Allen 22.
The Humboldt Bridgette Club gathered at 222 N. 8th Thursday night hosted by Mrs. Max Haden. Guest Mrs. Elmer Harwood posted the high score. Mrs. William Griffith took second and Mrs. David Woods finished low.
The piece suggests serving gin gerbread in various ways including warm cake squares with lemon sauce spiced whipped cream or heated applesauce. It highlights multiple serving options and flavor pairings.
Royster Junior High announces awards in the 1965 school press project with the Racket earning a fifth place among Kansas winners and a certificate of honor. The February to March program includes Mardi Gras planning, a 15th annual Gym Show, dental clinic, Shakespeare program, FHA state meet, and a weightlifting meet with Fort Scott.
Community clubs and church groups in Humboldt and nearby towns hold meetings and events on Wednesday and Thursday including Alphe Chi Chapter, Bete Sigme, Christian Women’s Fellowship, Neosho Valley Coin Club, Sunflower Crista OES, BPW, Sorghum Valley Grange, WSCS circles, and multiple mothers clubs with times ranging from 1:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. Notable venues include First Christian Church Memorial Building, Masonic Temple, Tioga Hotel, and various local homes and churches. Organizers listed include Mrs. Pat Jonnsen, Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Mrs. C H Pankratz, Mrs. Harold McNeal, Mrs. Richard Willis, and others across addresses on Tennessee, Malcom, Ith, and Steuben.
A father daughter banquet was held at Lincoln School Monday night by Girl Scout Troop 79 and Brownie Troop 115. Mrs Henshall and Mrs Roberts led the groups with Kenneth Lindsey giving the response. Peggy North led group singing and Brownies performed songs and a folk dance under Mrs Roberts.
Local paper notes short items from Chanute and vicinity. Highlights include civic updates, community notices, and brief reports on regional events reflected in the Tuesday issue.
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