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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
3
Advice column excerpt on building courage and facing small fears. A reader asks why she trembles at minor challenges while risking danger in a fire rescue. Ann Landers cites conditioning and training, recommends verbalizing feelings with a friend, and practicing to strengthen future responses.
May 12 13 social events listed include GIA to B of LE Mrs Mary Nelson 415 W 6th 2 30 p m Rural Homemakers HD Unit 215 N Garfield 1 p m Beta Sigma Phi 1 S Larson 7 45 p m Autumn Mothers Club Orchid Buffet 1 p m Cottage Grove Ladies Aid covered dish luncheon 206 N Western 11 a m Thursday Bridge Club 24 S Larson 1 30 p m American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Bldg 6 30 p m United Presbyterian Women's Sewing Group 9 a m Zion Lutheran Church HD Unit Mrs Lowell Kreider S Lafayette 2 p m Merry Mothers Club 1405 S Denman 1 30 p m Peace and Progress HD Unit Mrs Lola Kuykendall R 4 1 30 p m Friday May 13 LA of B of LF and E Carpenters hall luncheon 12 30 p m Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall 7 30 p m Builders Class Presbyterian Mrs Pearl Loveaul 311 N Franklin 7 30 p m Who Club Sawyer Hall p m Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m Hobby Club Mrs Elsie Cartwright 408 W 1st 2 p m Devoted Mothers Club luncheon Mrs Gerald Rowan 318 S Western 1 p m Art Fair Murray Hill School to 10 p m.
Hulda Parker Chapter 51st anniversary noted with remarks about Rob Morris Master Builder of CBS. Sunflower Chapter matron Pauline Carder seated in the East. Reports from Erie Independence Toronto chapters. invitations for Sunflower Friendship June 7 and May 27 associate grand conductress reception. social hour hosted by Heinze and Young couples with iris arrangements and spring baskets.
Elaine Cook daughter of Dr and Mrs Homer E Cook 602 S Larson is selected by Meadowlark Girl Scout Council for a Counselor-in-Training Campership. She will attend the Girl Scout Established Camp at Osage Park for 12 days in June to take part in a comprehensive training program.
Mothers of the Playschool Association met at 320 W. Third in Chanute. They planned a May 16 visit to the fire station and a May 25 sack lunch picnic at Santa Fe Park. Mrs. Glen Barnby, president, led the meeting.
Judith Ann Patton and Charles Michael Joyce exchange vows in a Saturday morning ceremony at the First Baptist Church. Officiated by Rev. Dale L. Sneeringer, the couple's reception followed in the church parlor, with out of town guests listed and plans for a wedding trip.
Jaycee Wives held a dinner Tuesday in the Orchid Room Tioga Inn with ten members led by new chair Mrs George McCune Jr and co chair Mrs Larry Baker. New officers include secretary Mrs John Rubew treasurer Mrs Dennis Demerritt program chair Mrs Ronald Sutcliffe and decorators chair Mrs John Pate. A picnic is planned for July 23 at Santa Fe Park with Mrs Pate hosting June 14 meeting.
Mrs Harold Olson hosted the Vi 3 Homebuilders unit meeting with Mrs Edgar Hutchison assisting. Mrs Dwight Olson led the lesson and reports covered work at 99 Park and the Pittsburg district meeting. The unit earned the red seal award with charter member Mrs Joseph Adelgren present to receive it. Next meeting is June 7 at the Lutheran church. Cakes donated to TB Hospital by Mrs Anna Larson and Mrs Charles Doudna. Door prize won by Mrs Adelgren. Eleven members and four children attended.
At Alcott School the PTA served a dinner while sixth grade patrol members received safety awards from Leslie R. Spencer. Roosevelt School also honored safety patrol members as new officers were installed. Announcements included a leadership workshop in Pittsburg on June 9 and a breakfast in Santa Fe Park on May 18.
Zion Lutheran Service Guild held a meeting in the church basement on Tuesday evening led by president Mrs. Neal Nelson. Mrs. W. T. Niermeier gave the lesson on The Christian Family, with devotions by Mrs. Reuben Willis. Mrs. Nelson announced the district convention in Kansas City, Kansas on May 4 and 5. Hostesses Mrs. J. N. Ranabargar and Mrs. Cecil Storck served refreshments to 11 members.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wanamaker observe their 58th wedding anniversary on Saturday. Wanamaker, a retired Chanute Tribune employee with 26 years service, has four daughters Virginia Moe Monroe Wisconsin Floyd L Osborn Irma Wanamaker Dallas and Gladys Sechrest Kansas City. They have three grandchildren and five great grandchildren and plan a quiet family celebration.
Chanute Senior Citizens Club led by president Mrs Elmer Mathews will host a regular meeting Thursday at 11 am in Central Park Community Building. Pittsburg Senior Citizens Club will attend as guests and members will provide dinner. Transportation calls to arrange taxi service accepted Wednesday evening or Thursday morning at HE 1 1992.
Women of Chanute invited to a Monday session at the North Malcolm Community Center from 9 a.m. to noon. Materials provided except white household glue. a 25 cent fee covers costs. Coffee served at each meeting.
Mrs Wesley Brizendine of 202 S Rutter hosted the Westview Baptist Chapel WMS Monday. Mrs Les Bond presented The French in Louisiana. Circles were discussed and Mrs Ray Plummer spoke on G A Focus week and the July G A camp. Refreshments served to 18 members and two children.
Eight members of the high school Future Teachers Association attended a banquet hosted by the Neo sho Junior College Student Education Association at the Orchid Buffet Tuesday evening. Buford Fisher, superintendent of schools, served as speaker. Also present were Mrs. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMurray Leon Hazen Thomas Dewey and William Carl.
The poppy display from VFW Post 1654 Auxiliary won first place at the district meeting held in the Memorial Building Monday night. Plans were made to take the display to the Department Convention in Salina June 9 to 13. New officers will be installed May 23. Refreshments served to 26 members.
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