Great Books Discussion at Public Library Sunday
The Social Scene reports a Great Books Discussion group gathering at the Public Library on Sunday at 7 30 p m.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1962
Page
3
The Social Scene reports a Great Books Discussion group gathering at the Public Library on Sunday at 7 30 p m.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Thursday covered dish dinner at the Memorial building with 38 attendees. Mrs. Daisy Jordan led the business meeting and plans were set for an April money making project on the 12th to 14th. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caldwell presented colored slides of the Rose Bowl game and Tournament of Roses Parade.
Thirteen members of the Holly Mothers club met Thursday afternoon at 818 S Lafayette with co-hostesses Mrs Neal McCoy and Mrs Woodrow F Bower. Jerry Steele from the Junior College spoke on Physical Fitness stressing its value for all children. Door prize was won by Mrs Aubrey Bostwick. Next meeting will be with Mrs A E Goodwin.
The Sedan World War I Barracks and Auxiliary held a covered dish dinner meeting Thursday evening. Attending from Chanute were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wilson, Mmes. Eugene Stewart, George Wilson and Harry Rauhoff and Vickie. Grant Wilson is deputy inspector and Mrs. Grant Wilson is Sth district president.
Mrs Edith Jones hosted the Hannah circle of the Women's Society of World Service at the Evangelical United Brethren church. Twelve members attended and elected Mrs Howard Brant president and Mrs Elmer Aliver vice president.
The Peace and Progress Home demonstration unit met with hosts Mrs. C. E. Steinman and Mrs. Dale Steinman. New members introduced included Nola Ellison Jess Dent and O E Nicker son. A Heart Fund donation was made and a lesson on emotional health was presented. An April 3 demonstration on Freezing Methods was announced.
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The Tioga Home Demonstration Unit met at the Nooteboom home with 17 members present. Mrs. C. H. Bundy led the lesson on Emotional Health and a St. Patrick's Day themed refreshments followed.
The Christian Women's Fellowship of First Christian church held home gatherings. Group 1, hosted by Mrs. N L Nooteboom, discussed Churches in Latin America with devotions by Mrs. Bessie Crabtree. Eighteen members and a guest attended.
PTA executives met at the school on Thursday. Speakers announced include Bob Geiger on Mental Health March 22 with Mrs Wayne Cooper. Dr Dwight Blackwood will present Communist Encirclement 1961 Monday at 7 30 p m. Brownies opened. Group details list 16 21 attendees with prayers poems and lessons.
The Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren in Christchurch held a Wednesday session at Mrs. Ira Grogan’s home. Officers elected included Mrs. Ira Grogan as president and Mrs. Elmer Gibson as vice president. Plans were made for new church draperies and a branch dinner on April 5.
A Chanute Tribune readers’ page features Ann Landers responses addressing a wife counting her husband’s handkerchiefs, a child’s death and family secrecy, and a critique of marriage purity myths. The letter from T and C discusses concealing a child's existence, while another writer challenges bridal wisdom and purity myths.
A note lists Mrs Elmer Mathews as secretary and announces the next meeting will be held on April 10.
The Up and Atom 4 H Club met March 6 at Alcott school with Lynda Lassman presiding. Thirty three members answered roll call. Activities planned for 4 H Club days at Erie include a club playgroup singing led by Linda Schultz, project talk by Jimmy Davis, demonstration by Bob Bower, talks by Lynda Lassman and Terry Lassman, music appreciation by Julianne Brune, demonstration by Patty Lassman, and a surprise number by Terry Tharp. Recreation was led by Patty Lassman. The meeting closed with the 4 H pledge.
Montgomery County Democratic officers Merle A. Hudson chairman Thelma Brewer vice chairman Delbert Hill treasurer and B G Searcy secretary resign. Two Democratic city chairmen Joe McNeil of Caney and B G Searcy of Independence also resign.
Humboldt Rotarians heard about the State hospital and training center at Parsons and its shift from epilepsy home to a training facility. Speakers Lloyd Lockwood of Parsons and Leonard Ford outlined new development, treatment policies, and how graduates can contribute to civic life.
Barracks and Auxiliary hosted a meeting with a covered dish supper. Edna Henrichs visits Portland Oregon for a month with relatives Nelson Alberty family. Leonard Ford travels to Hollywood Beach Florida for Prudential Insurance meeting. Martin Moffit and grandchildren stay with Ford family. Herman Crawford and Betty visit Mrs Henyan in Anderson County Hospital with Chanute guests Nickerson and Wimberley. Lute DeWitt hosts visitors Musselman and Tillie Christie from Yates Center. Mrs H A Meyer of Independence visits. J A Van Nice spends day at Buffalo with George Crawford. Mrs Floyd D Strong of Topeka visits her mother and relatives in town.
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a 21st underground nuclear blast at the Nevada test site. Officials said the yield was low, under 20 000 tons of TNT, and the event occurred Thursday as part of the AEC's current series.
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