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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
3
A reader asks about a husband’s weekly drunken Saturday nights and whether to support him. Ann advised not to enable the habit, suggesting taxis or walking, and to avoid taking on guilt for his actions. The column then responds to a tip etiquette letter, criticizing tipping culture and advising the writer to avoid tipping by dining at home.
Francene Stacy recipient of a bridal shower at 420 Butter Street Saturday night ahead of her April 2 wedding to Alan David Johnson. Grandmother Mrs. William Corn and Sharol Cutrell assisted her as guests enjoyed decorated cakes and beverages. gifts opened.
Hulda Parker Chapter CBS received invitations from Sunflower Coffeyville and Emera Hep lar chapters for 50 and 25 year pins on March 23 friendship meeting March 17 and April 12. Worthy Grand Matron letter about Grand Chapter in Topeka April 19 20 21 was read. Mrs Emelda Adelgren and Vernie Steele presided as in memoriams were read and charter draped.
A Social Calendar lists multiple meetings and gatherings across Cottage Grove and nearby areas. Groups include Peace and Progress Tioga Units at First National Bank, Cottage Grove Ladies Aid, American Legion Auxiliary, United Presbyterian Women, Sweet Adelines, Todays Mothers Club, Merry Mothers Club, Autumn Mothers Club, Delta Study Club, Holly Mothers Club, Rainbow HD Unit, Builders Class, Carpenters Hall luncheon, Miriam Circle, Senior Citizens luncheon, We Who Club, Wilson Class and Devoted Mothers Club among others with locations on Tennessee Ashby Steuben and nearby streets. Information includes times and contact notes for rides via HE 1 1992.
Kansas Unit ed Church Women elected officers for three year terms in Wichita at a two day assembly. New three year vice president recording secretary and treasurer named along with continuing president Mrs Joseph H Brown. Several area chairmen and unexpired term fills chosen. Next meeting set for Hutchinson next year.
Murray Hill PTA executive board met in the teachers lounge. Pauline Flynn will speak at the March 15 meeting, with a band performance. Weekly savings stamps average $80. Plans to compile children’s pictures into a yearbook. Ten members attended.
Mrs Richard Leary of Topeka formerly Mary Alice Cook was honored with a bridal shower at the Methodist Church dining room Saturday night. Hostesses were Mrs Don Sailors and Mrs George Simmons. Gift table centerpiece a white bell with pink and white decor. refreshments served. Attendees include Mrs Kennedy Mrs Collins and many family members with gifts sent by numerous friends and relatives.
At a Midway YWCA meeting the Midway Y-Teen officer was approved to attend summer camp. Mrs Cleo Rutherford, president, appointed a nominating committee with Mrs Dale Nelson chair, and Mrs Everett Olson and Mrs Dwight Olson as members. The Y-Teen Fall Conference is set for Midway School on Oct 4.
The Art and Literature Club met at Mrs. Carl Pate’s home with 13 members and a former member. Descartes Hobbes Locke Spinoza and Leibnitz were discussed. Mrs Dean Gough will host the next meeting. Mrs Fred Johnson was elected president of the Belles Lettres Reading Club with new officers named.
Devotions led by Mrs. Robert Black opened the gathering with 15 members and two guests in attendance. Mrs. Milo Peterson gave a morality lesson after viewing the film Sex Attitudes in Adolescence. Refreshments were served by Mrs. George Cox and Mrs. Othel Stanfield.
Eight members met with Mrs. Bill Wolfe at 11 S. Lafayette on Monday. President Mrs. Lester Law rence led the session. A Senior High School auditorium program was announced for Friday. Members read to Act 1 Scene 7 of Coriolanus under Mrs. George Donaldson.
The Zion Lutheran Guild held a Tuesday night meeting in the church basement. Mrs. Everett Olson led the lesson “Ransomed” and Mrs. J. N. Ranabargar led devotions. President Mrs. Neal Nelson conducted the business meeting with 13 members present. refreshments were served by Mrs. W. T. Ni ermeier and Mrs. Harley Williams.
Dr and Mrs J R Hale hosted the Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church at the parsonage 415 Walnut St Tuesday night. Harriet Lees opened with prayer. Mrs Gene Webber led a brief business session. devotions by Mrs Harold Neptune. program arranged by Mrs Esther Erickson and Mrs Webber. group singing led by Mrs Glenn East burn with piano by Mrs Blaine Marks. refreshments served by the Hales for 31 members.
Tuesday night JayCee Wives gathered at Mrs. Dennis Mc Laughlin’s home 320 West 3rd. Herman Colvin spoke about Dr. James Turpin’s work in Viet Nam and the group aims to raise funds to buy a plane for his five hospital network. Fourteen members and two guests attended.
Mrs Luke Lasley presided over the Big Creek WSCS meeting with 45 members and guests at the church. Mrs Mildred Wheatley Mrs Elsie Shue Mrs Claude Wanamaker and Rev Gene Taylor attended. Plans were made to attend the Paola district meeting March 15 with the next meeting set for April 5.
The program featured the devotion Journey since 64 led by Mrs. Arnold Summerville with assistants Mrs. Shue Mrs. Guy Braden Mrs. Earl Reinhardt and Mrs. Floyd Strack. New officers were elected including Mrs. Lasley as president and Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt as vice president.
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