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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1963

Page

3

Music Manopens to warm Juco audience

The High School and Junior College stage presents The Music Man a two act musical by Meredith Willson. Dick Anders shines as Professor Harold Hill with strong vocals in Seventy Six Trombones and Marian the Librarian shines in My White Knight. Cast performances plus vibrant costumes and dynamic scenery impressed the audience.

Meredith Willson Dick Anders Harold Hill River Jackie Turner Marian Willson Midwest Patsy Klingenberg Ethel Toffelmier Cindy Harris Mrs Bob Newton Shipoopi School Board River City Lida Rose Wells Fargo

Social Calendar Weekend and Weekday Meetings Listed

Saturday and Sunday events include Day oe oe at Kansas State University and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at 100 Hall at 2:30 p.m. On Monday April 1 1963 Women’s Arts Arts Crafts at Launching Pad 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Shakespeare Club at 22 E 9th 2 p.m. for Shakespeare birthday. World War I Auxiliary at Memorial Building and Rebekah Lodge at 100 Hall 7:30 p.m. Who’s Who Club luncheon at Mena gys Lola at noon closing meeting of year.

Shakespeare Club Don Abbuehl Rebekah Lodge Oof Hall Menegay’s Lola

Christian Culture Class Meets at First Baptist Church

The Christian Culture Class of the First Baptist Church met yesterday afternoon with president Mrs. E. E. Lofgren presiding. Agnes Chittenden gave the mission devotion, 20 members and guest Gertrude Montague of Marshall participated, Alta Allen led the program, and refreshments were provided by Mabel Cooper, Agnes Chittenden, Anna Lee, and J. R. Myers.

First Baptist Church E. E. Lofgren Agnes Chittenden Gertrude Montague Marshall Mabel Cooper Anna Lee J. R. Myers

R N Club Meeting Led by Mrs Earl Johnson

Mrs Earl Johnson presided as 11 members answered roll at the First National Bank community room. Golda Russell announced the 4 state nurses meeting in Miami Oklahoma in April and an invitation to visit Minninger Clinic at Topeka. Hostesses were Mrs Neil Krone and Mrs Merle Ruggles.

Earl Johnson R.N. Club First National Bank Golda Russell Miami Okla Minninger Clinic Topeka Neil Krone Merle Ruggles Selah Myers Humboldt Leo Cox Charles van Ostran Carol McDonald Wayne Ruble Minningers

Mrs Johnson Leads Sunflower Unit Meeting

The Sunflower H D Unit met with Mrs F L Burtle at 1523 S Katy on Wednesday afternoon. Hosting assistance came from Mrs Gyneth Hunter and the creed was recited with Mrs Francis Meeker presiding. Fifteen members and one guest attended as plans were made for the 1963 community project at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. A spring tea is set for April 3.

F. L. Burtle S. Katy Gyneth Hunter Francis Meeker Bernice Land Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital Ford

PTA Study Group Held at Alcott Mrs Everett Olson Hostess

Alcott PTA Study Group met Wednesday morning with Mrs Everett Olson as hostess. Martin Rotano spoke on the Chanute Recreation program. Ten members attended as refreshments were served by Mrs Kenneth Trumbull and Mrs J R Melnyk. Next meeting is April 24 at Mrs Ray Zumatt's home.

Alcott Everett Olson N. Grant Alcott Pta Martin Rotano Chanute Kenneth Trumbull J. R. Melnyk Ray Zumatt N. Forest

Drybread Family Hosts Birthday Dinner for Jo Ann

Mr and Mrs L W Drybread Jr entertained at 316 N Washington with a family dinner honoring their daughter Jo Ann and Mrs Bill Drybread whose birthdays were celebrated.

L. W. Drybread,Jr N. Washington Jo Ann Bill Drybread

Start Seeds Now For A Strong Spring Garden

Begin seedlings indoors in March to reach transplant size after six to eight weeks. Maintain 60–70°F with two 40-watt fluorescents about a foot away, then raise lamps as plants grow. Use short day lengths for long day plants and long day lengths for short day plants to control flowering.

Delta Club Meets In Herald Home

Fifteen members of the Delta Study Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hans Herold at 920 W. 9th. President Mrs. Gus Nelson announced a nominating committee meeting at her home on April 3 at 9 30 a.m. The arts and crafts program was by Mrs. Hans Herold. Hostesses served dessert and coffee with Mrs. Robert Manley and Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell assisting. Next meeting is April 11 with Mrs. R. A. Cook at 1917 W. Main.

Delta Study Club Hans Herold W. 9Th Gus Nelson Tennessee Robert Manley Kenneth Mitchell R. A. Cook W. Main

Hospitality Day at Kansas State Opens with Open House

Hospitality Day at Kansas State University in Manhattan will begin at 10 a.m. Saturday under the theme Launching Pads for Greater Horizons. The annual Home Economics Open House targets high school students to explore study and career options in home economics. Erie attendees include Shelby Wells, Margaret Tipping, Delma Baker, Kay George, Patsy Harris, and Ruby Baker.

Greater Horizons Kansas State University Manhattan Erie Shelby Wells Margaret Tipping Delma Baker Kay George Patsy Harris Ruby Baker

Mrs Ashley Hosts Holly Mothers Club Meeting

The Holly Mothers Club met yesterday afternoon at 946 S Highland with co hostesses Mrs Charles Stroh and Mrs Wayman Dunlap. Mrs Richard Ashley presided as eighteen members answered roll call and heard a lesson by Mrs Herbert Fox reviewing the humorous book O Ye Jigs and Juleps by Virginia Carey Hudson. The next meeting will be with Mrs Dick Prady after a tour of the Chanute cement plant.

Holly Mothers Club Richard Ashley S. Highland Charles Stroh Wayman Dunlap James Lindsey Herbert Fox Virginia Carey ‘Hudson Dick Prady W. Oak Chanute Cement

Clara’s Hats Shop Opens At 16 S Lincoln

Clara’s Hats invites shoppers to visit 16 South Lincoln to see a new selection of stylish bonnets and millinery. The notice highlights ready to wear beauties and urges customers to stop in.

Clara S. Lincoln

Midway Y Teen Club Plans Good Friday Visit

The Midway Y Teen Club met at Ann Brant home with 24 girls and two sponsors. They discussed a food sale and voted to visit the Home for the Aged at Fredonia on Good Friday April 12. Devotions centered on Come Walk the Lenten Way and skits illustrated proper and improper human relations. Hostesses Ann Brant Nina White Roma Payne Carolyn Johnson and Kay King served refreshments.

Buffalo Ann Brant Fredonia Nina White Roma Payne Carolyn Johnson Kay King

Autumn Mothers Club Hosts Meeting and Bowling Event

The Autumn Mothers Club met Thursday with hostesses Mrs. Jack Wilson and Mrs. Max Earl LaRue. Thirteen members attended. door prize went to Mrs. Larry Young. Beverly Mintz demonstrated hair styling and facial makeup. Next meeting is a bowling party April 11 at 1 p.m.

Jack Wilson W. 10Th Max Earl LaRue Mother's Club Larry Young Richard Smith Beverly Mintz

Community Council Protests Spending

The Chanute Community Council criticized council spending and voted to send a protest letter to Congressman Joe Shubit zed regarding expenditures on trivial items. The next meeting moves to April 30 due to the Chamber of Commerce dinner.

Chanute Community Council Harold Williams Joe Shubitz Community Council Chamber of Commerce

Ann Landers tips and reader problems from 1963

A collection of short Dear Ann Landers exchanges. Topics include domestic accidents in a marriage, breakup feelings, daughter in law reactions, and family etiquette. The column offers blunt advice on handling sensitive relationships and social missteps.

W. L Chance Ann Landers Chanute Tribune

Fifty Guests Visit Carter Barnett Homes

About fifty out of town visitors attended the funeral of Deborah Williamson Tuesday, visiting the homes of Mrs. Julia Carter and Mrs. H D Barnett. Attendees included families and relatives from Jonesburg Missouri Bartlesville Oklahoma Jetmore K L Williamson and others in Missouri Kansas and Colorado.

Carter, Barnett Homes Julia Carter H. D. Barnett Deborah Williamson Herbert Peutzer Pittsburo Rodger Pevter Rodney Ponca City Okla James Owen Larry O’connor Wichite Shirley Johnson Colorado Springs Colo Frank Agee Stafford Agee Elmer Brundridge Nevada Calvin Agee Centralia Lloyd Reeves Willard Donald E. Williamson Fontana Calif

Arts and Crafts Meeting at the Launching Pad

The Women's Arts and Crafts group will meet Monday April 1 from 9 30 a m to 4 p m at the Launching Pad. They will work with ceramic materials they make themselves. Dishes trays and other items will be included. Materials needed will be at the Launching Pad. If possible each woman should bring a rolling pin.

Chanute Tribune Report Highlights Local Events

Chanute Tribune reports on ongoing local events in March 1963 with notes from Friday edition. Details cover community happenings, civic updates, and social notices affecting Chanute and nearby areas.

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