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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1958
Page
3
Center Ridge church hosts family night with a pink and white chain May baskets and a family tree theme. A Curtis Carlson led group sing and craft patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue are advertised with mail orders and prices.
Advice column excerpts from Ann Landers address marital troubles and infidelity with reader letters. The Chanute Tribune notes responses urging counseling, self-reflection, and practical steps to repair marriage, including a reader Frieda urged to move on from a noncommittal partner. A separate local club meeting recap follows with officers installed and a textile painting demonstration.
Mrs E L Kay presided last night at 115 N Evergreen for Hobby club. Plans were made for a booth at the Episcopal church antique show. Edna Strohn taught a lesson on Dough Through a bread making device. Hostess O Ward assisted. 13 members attended. Beulah Griswold welcomed as a new member. lilac spirea and tulip decor brightened the house.
The Devoted Mothers club closed its year with a covered dish luncheon and installation of officers at the home of Mrs. Albert Benson at 308 S. Wilson. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Monday listings include St. Cecilia Music Club at Federation room 2 p.m. Ladies Day at Chanute Country Club 1 30 p.m. Santa Fe Women’s Federation coffee 9 a.m. Mary Martha Guild dinner 6 30 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel 30 p.m. Chanute Ladies Encampment Odd Fellows hall p.m. VFW Auxiliary Memorial Building 8 p.m. Alcott PTA casket dinner 6 30 p.m.
Mrs. Tom Morehead hosted the Rural Homemakers HDA gathering at 1010 S. Malcolm. Mrs. Robert Lope man led, with J. H. Jones reporting on the Coffeyville district meeting. Burl O Connor spoke on Civil Defense and films. Refreshments followed for six members nine children and guests. Mrs. Gates won the door prize. Mrs. E King will host June 12.
Homebuilders group of the First Baptist church held devotions with Henry Biggs and Harold Clemens as hosts. Biggs gave a devotion titled A Face To Remember. Everett Wiles led the business meeting with 15 adults and eight children present.
National Home Demonstration Week was celebrated during a Odense HDU meeting at Odense School with theme International Understanding. Mrs. Walter Enstrom showed slides from Germany and spoke of her experience as an International Farm Youth Exchange student. Attendees included Mrs. A. D. DeMerritt Mrs. Ray Spencer Mrs. Charles Olson and many others from Coffeyville Chanute Erie and rural areas.
Mrs Jack Sparks of 721 Lincoln hosted a closing luncheon for Today's Mothers club. Assisting were Mines Everett Ackerson T H Lovett Emmet Bolze and B F Wyatt. New officers installed include Mrs Wyatt president and Mrs Sparks vice president with Mrs Lovett secretary Mrs B M Eastburn treasurer and Mrs Charles Vierth reporter. A retirement gift honored former president Mrs R A Churchill. Secret pals were revealed and a gift exchange occurred with 19 members and honorary member Mrs R O Wood of Kansas City present.
Mrs C A Gafney presided the Grace Episcopal church Women’s Auxiliary meeting. Devotions by Mrs Dean Stone and review of Church Perodical club work by Mrs Roy John. Southeast Convocation at St Mary’s Galena May 14 with 9:15 registration. Chapter meetings postponed May 14 to 21. Reports on Mission Diocesan convention by Mrs Stone Mrs Kenneth Keas and Gordon Barker. Mrs Tom Everly Topeka to speak June 4 and at St Anne’s chapter that evening. Tea by Mrs Roy Wiggans and Mrs F E Kvert ing guest Mrs M D Corbin of Waco Texas.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Gussie E. Basnett 74 at a daughter’s home near Humboldt. Frank M. Servey former Cha nute businessman in Littleton Colorado. Harris Fegely 45 superintendent of Monarch Cement Co in Humboldt. Mrs Amby Gooding 72 in Savonburg. Mrs Petrus Olson 79 of rural Erie. Funeral details and survivors listed. arrangements pending.
The church will officiate the service with burial in the Swedish cemetery five miles west of Savenburg. Pierce Funeral Home of Erie handles arrangements. Family requests contributions to the American Cancer Society, payable to Mrs Clyde Sellegren, rural Erie. The body lies in state at the church one hour before the service and will not be opened after.
A special Mother's Day luncheon at New Castle Coffee Shop will run from 11 00 a m. A Marine Corps air ground exercise Operation Drybeach took place April 21 25 at Camp Pendleton California with Marine Cpl James L Pruitt son of Mr and Mrs F W Pruitt of 205 N Malcolm. Big Creek WSCS plans a covered dish meeting at the church with Mrs Ralph Reinhardt and Mrs Fred Malson hosting. A Thayer police report notes a missing black handbag with papers a wristwatch and about five dollars.
The Daily Transcript lists Friday admittances including Harold Anderson 1801 FE Main A R LaSalle 101 N Plummer Cecil Hight Thayer Fred Dressen Humboldt Homer F Brinkman 201 N Franklin Mrs J M McMillan 1301 N Kansas Mrs Ralph Toland 218 N Lafayette Mrs Ruel Cobb Humboldt and surgical Admittance Jerry Cline Earlton plus dismissals Harvey Stone 14 W 10th Mrs John C Jones and daughter 817 W Walnut Mrs Jerry Mitchell and daughter Buffalo Homer Brinkman 201 N Franklin and Mrs Joe B Hake Thayer. Traffic citations note Greg Schultz 320 W Third illegal parking $2 bond L Woodward Smith Box 377 parking in restricted area $5 bond.
A simple egg salad using sliced hard cooked eggs and romaine is enhanced by adding sliced pickled beets. The beet addition introduces tang and color, complementing the creamy filling.
A basket supper was served at Santa Fe Park Thursday evening attracting local homebuilders and community members for a social gathering and fundraising in support of housing projects.
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