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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1959
Page
3
Dear reader 51 seeks advice on a fourth marriage to a jealous 40 year old man with trust issues. The columnist calls it a doomed match and urges remaining single or finding a mature partner. She also tackles a sister in law critique and a high school party concern with cautionary guidance.
Printing notes for Pattern 9385 with half sizes 14 42, 16 42, 18 42, 20 42, 22 42, 24 . Fabric requirements 39 inch three percent of yardage. Post thirty cents in coins plus five cents extra per pattern for first class mail. Send to Marian Martin Gate of The Che gate Tribune Pattern Dept 722 Beet ith St New York Il N Y. Print plainly MAME. ADDRESS with gene site and STYLE NUMBER.
Betty Sue Alley and Car L Donovan wed at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Paul Life officiating. Parents are M L Alley of Neodesha and Helen Alley, and Mrs Guy F Donovan of Chanute. A dinner followed. the couple plan to live at 212 N Evergreen after a brief wedding trip.
At Grant Avenue Baptist church the Women’s Missionary Society presented Go Ye-Together an evangelism program. Members aided by Buford Sherbenau Neil Kepley Joe Thurman Vernon Youngberg and Leo Cox contributed toward bicycles for new Thai missionaries Mr and Mrs Richard Worley. Signa Anderson displayed baby clothes for Bacone School Bethel Neighborhood Center. Mrs Blaine Marks led the love gift and prayer was offered by Mrs Robert Herman. Hostesses were Mrs Anderson Mrs Henry Green and Mrs George Nelson. Twenty nine members and nine children attended.
Louise Brown of 509 S Lafayette retires after 38 years as a magazine collector, first for Harry Griggs, then for Periodical Publishers' Service Bureau Inc. She recalls starting July 1, 1921, collecting from about 1,000 homes monthly and plans to pursue hobbies like rug hooking and needlework while living with sister Beatrice Giesler. Joe Bean will replace her in Chanute.
A covered dish dinner honoring the official visit of the Department Association President of the Kansas Ladies Auxiliary to the Patriarchs Militant, Mrs Thora Frye, McPherson, was held Tuesday at the Odd Fellows hall. Other visitors were Mmes. Pearl Linn, Addie Miller, Maxine Thompson and Hazel Barnhart, Parsons, Mines. Fern Ostrander, Virgie Walker, Ethel Miller, Georgia Per.
The report notes attendees including Thelma Whitehead and F E Frye from Coffeyville and MacPherson with members present from Chanute Walnut and Humboldt.
Mrs. Raymond Kirkpatrick to move to Wichita after school is out was honored with a handkerchief shower by the Barathea Service Guild of the Evangelical United Brethren church. Twenty two members and guest Mrs. Paul Janz attended as devotions and a business meeting were led and conducted by guild officers. The first ice cream social is set for June 5. A mother-daughter dinner will be May 22 and a church wide skating party on May 25. New members Mrs Lyle Chase and Mrs Harlan Elston were welcomed.
Plans were made for the visit of Assembly President Mrs Edith Maholl on May 18 at the Rebekah Lodge meeting in the Odd Fellows hall. Four applications were received and committees were named for a food sale. The Miriam circle will meet May 8 at 7 30 p.m with a degree staff practice at 8 p.m. More than 50 members attended.
In two Duplicate Bridge club sessions the NS pairs reached 6 diamonds or 6 no trump. a West defender led clubs king to trap declarer, preventing dummy access and setting the contract by force. Sharp defense highlighted the value of a well timed club lead. Top scores noted: Mrs Robert Allen and Lee Judy 46, Clyde Bloomheart and Lyle Holman 45.5, Weitekamp and Robinson 45, Rupard and Robinson 43.
The Dorcas class of a Christian church met at Mrs Frank Fackler’s home on 522 West Fourth Street. President Mrs Ernest Flottman led the business meeting and nominating committee. Plans were made to send two baby quilts to the Colorado Christian Home in Denver and to acknowledge prior gifts. Officers elected: Mrs George Defebaugh president, Mrs Emmet Bolze vice president, Vada Lash secretary treasurer.
Mrs. Fackler, aided by Mrs. Lorens Nelson, hosted a Mother’s Day themed gathering on Thursday May 7 1959 with refreshments served to attendees at the Chanute Tribune event page.
Nine members of the Chanute Business and Professional Women's club attended a spring luncheon May 3 at the Bess Hotel in Pittsburg. Excerpts from My Fair Lady were presented by Kansas State College students in Pittsburg. The event announced a leader's council to be held in Neodesha in August, with State President Mrs. Jo Myers and State Vice President Mrs. Pat Wilhite among 144 attendees.
Friday schedule lists a luncheon at 1 p m and a meeting at 2 p m at Wilton First Methodist Church with Miriam circle of Rebekah Lodge. Attendees include Mrs Gibson and Mrs Barker for sewing and cultural club activities at 221 W trad 7 30 p m.
The Friendly Thimble club met May 6 with hostess Mrs Arthur Ogle of 311 W. &rd. Mrs C P Rhoades led devotions and a gift exchange occurred. Rhoades of 815 N Evergreen will host the next meeting May 20 at 2 p.m.
Scout Troop 15 met at Mrs. Dave Callahan 308 N Grant with Mrs. Russell Sharp teaching part of a floral art lesson to be continued next week. Den 5 Troop 15 gathered at Evangelical United Brethren Church annex. Raymond Cameron led the law of the pack and the motise. Steve Ranz served refreshments for six cubs. den chief Ricky McLaren and den mothers Mrs. Ted Gorrell and Mrs. John Rana assisted. Den 3 Pack 3 met at Mr. Robert Rains 527 S Central. six members and one guest attended. They painted Mothers Day gills and played tether ball. Randy Simpson served refreshments.
A reader asks about dating etiquette as a young man’s birthday approaches. The columnist advises that it is appropriate to give a thoughtful gift and outlines tasteful options and timing to avoid overdoing it.
A reader asks about engagement gifts and proper works for a newborn mother. The adviser notes a gift for the engaged partner, advises against picking bones in formal settings but allows it elsewhere with care, and explains gifts to new mothers typically go to the baby rather than the mother.
Chickens ground beef and some pork products offer strong bargains this weekend in Chanute stores. Fryers drop 2 to 10 cents a pound as they remain plentiful in the Midwest. Chuck roast is the notable beef bargain while grain fattened grades stay costly. Prices for steak and roasts may ease as supply rises. Eggs, vegetables and fruits present value through warm weather, with lettuce carrots spinach onions and many fruits and vegetables on sale.
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