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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
3
Letters to Ann Landers are read by millions and readers see their own troubles in print. An 18 year old asks about an uncle’s dislike of her tutor Paul and the jealousy rooted in masculinity to explain the uncle’s behavior. The column guides readers to seek help and suggests practical gift etiquette for a high school graduate.
The Women of Grace Episco pal Church announce a Quiet Day led by Sister Lucia C H, mistress of studies at the Community of the Holy Spirit. The event at the church runs 9 30 a m to 3 p m on Tuesday with Sister Lucia lecturing and directing retreats across Kansas.
New York AP reports spring brings lower prices for pork turkey chicken and eggs while lamb may rise next month due to fewer ewes. Dairy prices expected higher than 1965 as milk butter and cheese slide. Produce hit by weather with Florida vegetables stalled California spinach and Mexican strawberries. peas applesauce pimento and king crab plentiful. canned asparagus creamed corn frozen broccoli tuna and oysters scarce. Orange juice and concentrate prices down from a year ago.
Mrs Lewis Wible spoke on physical fitness and deep breathing at Today's Mothers Club meeting. Mrs Don Beach led prayer and roll call yielded health facts. A dessert was served. spring flowers and lavender candles decorated the table. A trip to Kansas City is planned for the April 14 meeting.
Kayette Club 회원들에게 프랑스 영국 일본 푸에르토리코 필리핀의 펜팔이 소개되었다. 교사 Mrs. Virgil Akins가 펜팔 연결을 돕고 표준 제시가 이뤄졌다. Coda Briley가 포인트 시스템을 설명했고 연간 활동에 대한 양식이 배포되었다. 요정 대선 후보인 Miss Briley Pam Ellis Dorothy Wagoner의 감사 인사도 읽혔다.
The Senior High School Drum and Bugle Corps presents the 10th annual On Parade tonight at 8 in the high school gym directed by Helen Anderson. The show features a Drum and Bugle Glory theme with music chosen by corps members and original marching movements. Royster Junior High joins for one routine and a finale combined with the high school group. Officers include Doris Diver president Marcel la Weber vice president Sandi Acree secretary Janice Dexter treasurer Twila Roberts historian. Senior pins will be given to the five officers and to Mary Ellis Connie Hottenstein Karol Jeffers Susie Solf Nancy Stipp and majorette Nancy Pennington.
Twelve women met Thursday afternoon at 720 W. 7th joining Autumn Mothers Club. New members include Mrs. Charles Up ton and Mrs. Norman McKee with guests Mrs. Dennis DeMerritt and Mrs. Terry Cathers. Mrs. Stich spoke on Cystic Fibrosis and a film was shown. A fund drive contribution was made. Mrs. Winfrey led the business meeting. Mrs. Gary Manbeck won the door prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Manbeck and Mrs. Sutcliffe.
Royster Junior High School students from Herbert J. Snender and Mrs. S. H. Mancnni classes ride a bus to the University of Kansas Art Conference in Lawrence this morning and plan to return by six. Attending are Phyliss McKinsey Cindy Chandler Betty Clines Linda Carter Carol Bailey Tom Kirkwood Steve Almond Doug Barnow Mike Dunaway Larry Reed Lyle Taylor Stephen Brotten Roger Fairchild Ronnie Redburn Jim Morris Linda Vaughn Susan Freeman Nancy Zumalt Michelle McIntosh Linda Wagner Janie Chauncey Janis Smith Marsha Wrestler Cathy Toon Rose Cassingham.
The 85th anniversary of New Hope Baptist Church will be observed Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. R. L. Baynhamm of Second Baptist Church Iola and interim pastor of Poplar Grove Baptist Humoldt will preach. Choirs from both churches will sing. Public invited, announced Rev. H. A. Simmons.
The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. C. J. Cooper's home at 520 West 6th. Mrs. A. C. Dickinson led the meeting with devotions by Mrs. Agnes Chittenden. Eighteen members and one guest, Mrs. Marie Erickson, attended as Group 2 hosted a dessert course.
The Social Calendar lists a Neosho County United Nations Association council gathering at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday March 26 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watkins in Erie.
The study club met at Mrs. C. H. Bundy’s home at 930 S. Central on Thursday afternoon. Helen Steiner Rice’s The Story of Easter and Prayer was read by Mrs. Ola Locke. Mrs. Bundy served a dessert course.
Mrs Gene McMillen conducted the Thursday meeting at Zion Methodist church. Elected officers include Mrs McMillen president Mrs Gordon Goltry vice president Mrs Pearl Uthmann secretary and refreshments were served by Ada McMillen. The next meeting is set for April 28.
Fourteen members answered roll call at the Holly Mothers Club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs Richard Ashley’s home 946 S Highland Mrs Pauline Flynn consultant for the State Department of Social Welfare spoke on changing times child raising challenges and answered member questions Refreshments were served by Mrs Woodrow Bower and Mrs Homer Cook Door prize went to Mrs Herbert Fox Mrs Charles Stroh will host the next meeting
The Wilson Avenue Baptist church hosts an old time gospel singing convention organized by Rev. R. Lynn Perley. The fourth Sunday monthly program runs 2 to 4 pm with The Plainsmen Quartet from Baton Rouge as guests for the first event and invites local talent to participate.
Dr. Mih outlined that China had a constitution it never used, no general elections, no voter registrations, and education under Chiang's regime was free only in military and political academies. He noted editors of two major papers were executed and showed a 350 to 400 year old vase and a 450 year old wine cup. About 50 members and two guests attended the Orchid Buffet meeting chaired by Mrs. E. Margaret Mason.
Cheryl Ladue Alexander and James Edward Orth announce their engagement. Miss Alexander, a KU School of Fine Arts design junior, and Orth, KU graduate and Ov erbrook High School faculty member, will wed June 25 in Danforth Chapel. They will reside in Lawrence.
Local page reports brief items from Chanute and area for Friday March 25 1966. Notes community events and notices with concise updates and locally relevant details.
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