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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
3
Heloise shares a reader tip using a pint of mayonnaise to condition dry hair at home. A cosmetologist says the method can recondition hair and is safe unless allergic. Readers report testing on themselves and friends with positive results and easy removal by shampoo.
Community groups in Chanute host meetings May 2 and 3 1967. Activities include Women's Arts and Crafts Club at Central Park Community Building and various church circles civic clubs and mission societies with afternoon and evening sessions across Murray Hill Vilas and downtown venues.
The Chaute Recreation Commission hosts an introductory women's tennis program meeting at the Launching Pad Tuesday from 6 to 6 30 p.m. to gauge interest. Helen Anderson leads the instructed sessions at Highland Park courts, with twice weekly evening lessons planned.
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The Neosho County Tuberculosis and Health Association held its annual board meeting at SEK Tuberculosis Hospital. A 1966 Christmas Seal drive raised 4210.75, funds used for school tuberculin testing, an X ray survey of 4733 adults, health literature, and patient services. The 1967 48 program mirrors prior services while scholarships support nursing students in Neosho County.
Mirta Teresita Massa, 19, Miss Argentina, won the 15th Miss International Beauty title in Long Beach. She described bathing-suit performances as embarrassing and expressed plans to travel, buy antiques, and fund her parents' comfort with the $10,000 prize. First runner up was Miss Israel Yaffa Sharir, a Haifa student and army veteran. Second runner up was Pamela Elfast, Miss American Beauty from East Orange New Jersey.
Plans for the Bit and Spur Saddle Club's upcoming events were finalized at their meeting led by Jack Byers. The association point show is set for June 3 at the local arena, with plans also made for the Fathers Day Shooed o and a May 7 workday to paint the clubhouse interior followed by a covered dish lunch. New members welcomed were Mr and Mrs Fred Reno and Mr and Mrs Glen Neely and families.
A layette shower was given for Mrs William Triplett at the home of Mrs Virgil Solomon in Yates Center on Thursday afternoon. Hosts were Mrs Melvin Carlson Mrs Dale Nelson Mrs Curtis Carlson and Mrs Darrell Nelson. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs Triplett. Guests included Mrs William Triplett Mrs Roy Triplett Mrs Willard Carlson Mrs Anna Carlson Mrs Jennie Nelson Mrs C H Borchers Mrs Glen Hanson Mrs Myron Cooper Mr John Shike Mr Larry Marple Mr Dale Nelson Mr Curtis Carlson Mr Darrell Nelson and Mr Virgil Solomon.
New Citizens David Paul Koop son of Mr and Mrs John A Koop at 623 S Highland born April 24. Todd Wesley Brizendine son of Rev and Mrs J Wesley Brizendine at 202 S Rutter born April 25. April Coleen Gulick daughter of Mr and Mrs Shirley Gulick at 1003 S Malcolm born April 28. Daryl Dean Dennis son of Mr and Mrs Richard Dennis at 504 W 9th born April 22.
Mrs Perry Hanson of Iola spoke to about 40 members and guests of the American Association of University Women at their Thursday dinner meeting in the Orchid Buffet. She was a China missionary from 1926 to 1952, completing a two year study of China for the Chanute AAUW. Eldon Vaughn presided. a book review by Mrs Virgil Akins was planned for Monday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs H L Anderson's home. Guests included Mrs M C Newfeld of Iola Mrs C H Decker and Mrs Helen Roise.
Judith Ann Lee and Dale C. Aikins exchanged vows at the First Christian Church with Rev. Bert Sutton officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson of Augusta, wore mint green butcher linen with a pink carnation corsage. Thelma Wilson served as maid of honor and Jack Atkins as best man. A reception followed at the groom's parents home. the couple resides at 707 N. Washington.
The Senior Citizens group met Friday for its regular afternoon meeting with 45 members. Myrtle Fletcher presided and read a poem. Pauline Betase reported sickness and greeting cards, followed by singing led by Mrs. D. A. Finney and Ed Wolfe. The afternoon featured games and cookies with coffee served by Women of the Presbyterian Church.
Westminster Class of the First Presbyterian Church met Friday evening at 627 S. Santa Fe in the home of Mrs. Mamie Hayes. Mrs. Ralph Drake presided and devotions were by Mrs. Marie Wasser. Lesson titled At last one Bible to All Nations was given by Mrs. Roy S. Gibson. Minnie Schmutz’s birthday was celebrated with a gift. Mrs. Margaret Taylor and Mrs. Clint Johnson served refreshments for 18 members and 1 guest, Mrs. Mary Nelson.
The Allen County Arts Council invites actors for its fourth 1966-67 season production Arsenic and Old Lace by Joseph Kesselring. The comedy will be staged at Bowlus Fine Arts Center Iola June 16 and 17. Tryouts greet three women and 12 men at Memorial Hall Iola Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 PM.
Five tables of bridge were played at the Country Club Friday afternoon with winners Mines Dennis Mills E O Morris Wilbur Thompson Harry Ricketts and Floyd Johnson.
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