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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
6
A column notes growing teen marriages with about 14 in 100 teenage lads saying I do and roughly half of brides this year under 20. It adds Las Vegas trips and footwear habits influence social trends, mentioning women in flats versus high heels and King Louis XIV’s red shoes to loom large in court.
Lois Carlson recounts her husband Paul’s Congo mission life and his final Bible entry the word Peace as he faced Simbas siege in Stanleyville. She recalls his service, faith, and decision to stay at the hospital amid danger, ending with his death in 1964 and a reflection on trust in God.
A reader panel from Ann Landers discusses naming a newborn boy Beverly, suggesting Richard Beverly Smith with RB as a nickname. The column urges avoiding gendered names and offers practical parenting tips about fostering independence and self confidence.
Mrs Sherman Goff spent Sunday with her brother Merle Giers in Girard for weekend birthday celebrations. Mrs Richard Leary of Topeka and Mrs Nettie Davis of Parsons were weekend visitors of William. Mrs Floyd Lee and Mrs Jewel Clements had living rooms papered last week. Monday evening guests of Ethel Owen included her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Owen Mr and Mrs Ed Brown and Rhonda and Robin Olson. Mrs Russell Page attended a Neosho luncheon meeting.
A reader is urged to send his problem to The Chanute Tribune for Ann Landers style guidance. Include a stamped self addressed envelope for a response.
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