Ann Landers Tackles In-Law Financial Strain and Family Tension
A reader asks how to handle a mother-in-law who spends family funds and keeps them in poverty. Ann Landers advises facilitating a frank talk with the husband and mother, setting clear necessities, and seeking clergy or counseling. if needed, legal aid may help, with costs to be weighed. The page also features a sewing pattern notice and reader Q&A style column from 1958.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Hubby
COLOR IN KITCHEN PATTERN ALERT FOR TOASTER COVER DOLL
Alice Brooks offers Pattern 7332 for a colorful toaster cover doll with transfer directions. Includes pattern pieces and directions, plus mentions of a needlecraft catalogue and additional patterns. Send name address zone and pattern number to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept in New York for 25 cents each.
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Marian Martin
Wate Tribune
West
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
Chanute Tribune
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
Dolla
CAA Staff Dinner Highlights Promotions and Departures
Thirty one CAA staff members and families attended a covered dish gathering at the Burl O Connor home. The event honored D J Patrick who has been promotion and reassigned to the CAA third regional headquarters in Kansas City. Tru man C Stearns Jr recently transferred to Chanute from Detroit ATC and is on the CAA operations staff. Movies and travel films from Honolulu Canton Island and the O Connor Glenn Debefaugh families were shown. Mace now serves Canton Island after Chanute assignment. Patrick family will stay in Chanute until school ends.
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Civil Aeronautics Administration
Burl O'Connor
S. Western
D. J. Patrick
Truman C. Stearns Jr
Patrick
CAA
Chanute
Kansas City
Stearns
Detroit Air Traffic Control Center
Butterfly Cake Easy for Party
Spring is coming so announce it at a party with a butterfly shaped cake. A round layer cake is split and joined to form wings. Bake two 8 or 9 inch pans, frost, assemble, and decorate with yellow sugar and cocoa lines. Feelers made with pipe cleaners and brown icing.
Trudy Hinshaw Wins Letha Howard Fleming Scholarship
Trudy Hinshaw of Emporia earns a $200 Letha Howard Fleming scholarship to Cottey College Nevada Missouri. Honored student and member of Job's Daughters First Christian church CYF Chorale Junior Red Cross IRO Spartan club and Y-Teens at Emporia Senior High School. granddaughter of Mrs Emile Betase Chanute and daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant M Hinshaw.
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Trudy Hinshaw
Grant M. Hinshaw
Emporia
Emile Betase
Chanute
Cottey College
Nevada
Hinshaw
Olga Uresk
Cottey
PEO
Letha Howard Fleming
Miss Hinshaw
Phyllis Ranabargar Hosts Sub Deb Club Meeting
Phyllis Ranabargar at 214 N Grant hosted a Sub Deb club gathering Monday evening. Rush party plans were made and Carol Shook was voted inactive. Next meeting set for May 12 with Kay McMinimy and R. J. as sponsors. refreshments served to members.
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Phyllis *Ranabargar
N. Grant
Carol Shook
Kay McMinimy
R. J
Dinner Honors Mrs Johnson at North Erie Family Home
Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson hosted a family dinner Sunday north of Erie. They honored Mrs Anna Johnson of Iola for her 90th birthday. Grandson Leon Peterson gave the blessing and tribute before gifts and cards for Mrs Johnson. Relatives include Agnes Peterson Emil M Peterson Leon David August Bill Evelyn Richard Bert Rocksberg from Kansas City Joel Nelson Independence Clarence Johnson and Arnold Lee Johnson from Elsmore. Mrs Johnson will visit the Herbert Johnson home for a few days.
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Herbert Johnson
Erie
Johnson
Anna Johnson
Iola
Leon Peterson
Agnes Peterson
Emil M. Peterson
Leon
David
August Peterson
Bill Peterson
Evelyn Peterson
Richard Peterson
Bert Rocksberg
Kansas City
Joel Nelson
Independence
Clarence Johnson
Arnold Lee Johnson
Elsmore
Master Point Night Planned by Club
Six tables played Monday night at the Tioga Hotel for a meeting of the Duplicate Bridge club. Above average scores were won by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Forbes and others including Mrs. Rupard, Mrs. Beidleman, Mrs. Pet ers, and Mrs. Hooker, with scores ranging from 48 to 56. The club will meet next week for master point night.
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Tioga Hotel
Duplicate Bridge Club
Dan Forbes
Frances Rupard
Billy Bob Beidleman
Independence
Bill Peters
Forney Hooker
Fred L. Johnson
Glen Shook
Harry Williams
Howard Wilson
Mrs Phillips Leads Trinity Baptist WMS Program
Mrs William Phillips led a rededication program titled I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes during a Trinity Baptist WMS meeting on Tuesday evening. Fifteen members attended. devotions by Mrs R Beal and a solo by Mrs Glenn Eastburn followed. Social hour refreshments were served by Mrs Beal and six men attended. A Mother's Day service for shut-ins is planned for 2 p.m. Thursday under Mrs George Dewey.
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William Phillips
Trinity Baptist Wms
R. Beal
Glenn Eastburn
Paint Club Meeting Demonstration by Mrs Florence Bebbington
In a local club gathering Mrs Florence Bebbington gave a painting demonstration focused on leaves. The session showcased techniques and color blends for botanical subjects.
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Florence Bebbington
Chanute Textile Paint Club Meets at Carpenters Hall
At a Tuesday meeting of the Chanute Textile Paint Club 13 members and two guests attended at Carpenters Hall. A covered dish luncheon is planned for the next gathering on May 1.
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Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenters Hall
Ackermans Host Family Dinner Reunion
Mr and Mrs A A Ackerman of 301 S Lincoln hosted a Sunday family reunion. Guests included Mr and Mrs C H Stanley and William Stanley of Kansas City, Mr and Mrs F M Stanley of San Francisco, Mrs Josephine Stanley Ackerman, Gary Lee Ackerman and Mr and Mrs A F Ackerman with Linda Kay, all of Marionville, and Mr and Mrs R D Hunt of Fort Scott.
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A. A. Ackerman
S. Lincoln
C. H. Stanley
William Stanley
Kansas City
F. M. Stanley
San Francisco
Calif
Josephine Stanley Ackerman
Gary Lee Ackerman
A. F. Ackerman
Linda Kay
Marionville
R. D. Hunt
Fort Scott
WSWS Program Highlighted At Earleton EUB Service
At Earlt on EUB church service a 11 a.m. program titled A Spiritual Banquet included a playlet Strengthen The Church Through Sharing by Tenia Osborn and others and songs led by Kay Wolf Jeanie Wheeler Anita Carter and Jeraldine Dix.
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Earlton
WSWS
Eartlon Eub
Tenia Osborn
Mines
R. V. Fickel
Howard Brant
al Morris
S. T. Walkley
Alva MacLaren
Kay Wolf
Jeanie Wheeler
Anita Carter
Jeraldine Dix
Tripp Elected President of Jaycee Jaynes Meeting
Mrs. Ray Tripp was elected president of the Jaycee Jaynes at a meeting last night held at Mrs. Glen Halbe home. Officers elected include Mrs. Halbe as vice president and Mrs. Vernon Brinkmeyer secretary, with Harold Horn as treasurer. Directors named Mines, William Morgan, Duane Knapp, Jack Thompson and Bob Davenport. Inaugural ball set for May 24 at the Country Club. Mrs. Charles Rodgers attended as a guest.
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Ray Tripp
Jaycee Jaynes
Glen Halbe
N. Forest
Halbe
Vernon Brinkmeyer
Harold Horn
William Morgan
Duane Knapp
Jack Thompson
Bob Davenport
Country Club
Charles Rodgers
Rebekah Lodge Meeting Hears Elections and Honors
Mrs. Ethel Cox presided as officers seated. One application approved and two transfers received. Ada Kilmer’s charter draped for death. service led by several members. Elections include Mrs. Nathan Hole delegate and Mrs. William Phillips alternate to the Rebekah Assembly in Salina. District plans and Miriam circle meet announced. Refreshments for 80. Ever Ready 4 H Club dances and a varied program followed. Plastic plate covers noted as dinner-set protection.
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Ethel Cox
Rebekah Lodge
Noble
L. J. Junod
Claudia
Nation
R. B. Garvin
Erie Lodge
Ada Kilmer
Mines
Viola Lesan
Ruth Erwin
Ora Ritterhouse
Merle Dalton
George Brieger
Elsie Evans
Opal Barnard
W. A. Coonrod
Lodge
Nathan Hole
William Phillips
Rebekah
Salina
Ruth Shannon
Coonrod
Southeast Kansas
Miriam Circle
IOOF
Mrs. McNeal Hosts Victory HDU Meeting
Thirteen members answered the roll call What We Owe Our Country during a meeting yesterday led by Mrs. Harold McNeal at 1401 S Edith The group was represented at a district meeting in Coffeyville The lesson Our Tensions and Anxieties was given by Mrs Joe Hilton and recreation was led by Mrs Glenn Hanson
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The
Victory Hdu
Harold McNeal
S. Edith
Wilbur Thompson
Coffeyville
Joe Hilton
Glenn Hanson
Johnsons Build Their Library Lesson at Vilas WMS
Vilas Bethel Lutheran church WMS met Friday with the theme Here & There The Johnsons Build Their Library The lesson was led by Mrs Ralph Winterrowd Mrs Roy Anderson and Mrs Elmer Anderson The Bible study was by Mrs Herbert Johnson Roll call topic Mother A poem Do It Now was read by Mrs Esther Olson and Mrs Neil Nelson shared a Color conference report.
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Vilas
Johnsons
WMS
Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church
Mmes
Ralph Winterrowd
Roy Anderson
Elmer Anderson
Herbert Johnson
Esther Olson
Neil Nelson
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs May 1958
May 6 events in Nob Hill include Mrs B F Jones meeting at 207 N Garfield 1 30 p m and Memorial building hosts American Legion Pach dinner at 6 30 p m plus GIA Junior High choir and various church and club gatherings through 8 00 p m. May 9 lists Devoted Mothers spring luncheon 1 p m IC Guild 2 p m Miriam circle 7 30 p m Rainbow H D U 1 30 p m at Ashby and other hobby and culture meetings.
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Nob Hill Club
B. F. Jones
N. Garfield
American Legion Pach
Memorial Building
St. Cecilia
Methodist Church
Inner
Commission On Finance
Presbyterian Church
Peace and Progress Hda
L. KE. Gahman
North Santa Fe
Devoted Mothers Club
Albert Benson
S. Wilson
IC Guild
Mary Edwards
W. 6Th
Miriam
Rebekah Lodge
IOOP
Cheerful Workers Meet at First Baptist Church
Mrs. Clara McCandless presided over the Cheerful Workers class meeting at the First Baptist Church last night. Ed Zastrow gave devotions on How Shall I Live, with a program by C O Bowers and Arnold Dixon. Hostesses were T H Lovett, W M Holman, H J Rauhoff, H A Martin, and Lester Welch. table featured a miniature May pole with spring blooms. Twenty four members attended.
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Clara McCandless
First Baptist Church
Ed Zastrow
C. O. Bowers
Arnold Dixon
Mines
T. H. Lovett
W. M. Holman
H. J. ‘Rauhoff
H. A. Martin
Lester ‘Welch
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Mom
Dad
Ano Landers
Phyllis Ranabargar Entertains
W. Main
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Phillips
Paint Club
Ackermans
Fiverett Olson
Clarence Nelson
Kenneth Nelson
STARK
the Friends Church
Freeman Conant
Mahlon Macy
Wheaton
Ill
Macy
National Association of Evangelicals
Mrs. Tripp
Penney's
Mrs. McNeal
Hans CF
Dacron
Lucina
Pinney
Harrison
Thurs
Black Patent
New Jersey
New York City
Philadelphia
Angel
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