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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1962
Page
3
Mr and Mrs William Moore Gray Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela to Dale Joseph Goodeyon son of Mrs Herman OQ Goodeyon Osawatomie The couple plan to marry June 15 at Grace Episcopal church Pamela is a former Sub Debs president and Drum Corps member and will graduate from Senior High School Goodeyon attends Chanute Junior College
The Social Scene lists local group meetings and events for May 1962 in Chanute. Activities include Lioness Club prayer services, Wesleyan Service Guild at First Methodist, Chanute Gem and Mineral Society, Patriarchs Militant Ladies Auxiliary, Rainbow for Girls, Odd Fellows, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Zion Homeworkers, and church classes at First Church of Christ and United Presbyterian Women. The Miriam circle of Rebekah lodge met with 21 members, planning a Santa Fe Park picnic for June 8. door prize won by Mrs. Ruth Miller.
Galesburg hobby club gathering hosted by Mrs L K Olson with Mrs Paschal Grimes presiding. Nine members attended. Mrs T O Ward reviewed the latter half of Song of America by George Mardikian. Next meeting set with Mrs Frank Hotch kiss.
Mrs. L. W. Bircher hosted a Friday covered dish luncheon for the devoted mothers club at R. 2. Co hosts included Mesdames Gene Dunaway Warren Waldrip and Enoch Ranabarg i. New officers were installed with Mrs. John Kinney as president and committees announced. Mrs. Ed Billbe won the door prize.
Mrs Lizzie McMillen of 911 S Allan was feted Friday at home with a Mother's Day surprise party. Guests included Evelyn Larson Kent Schaal and others Roy Anderson C A White Milo Myers Roy McMillen J D Schaal and Roy Larson. cake and ice cream were served.
A practical guide to consumer safety in purchases outlines tips for evaluating sellers, verifying product quality, and avoiding common scams. It emphasizes reading terms, checking warranties, and using trusted payment methods to protect buyers.
Royster Junior High musicians under Glenn Peak perform the annual Spring Concert in the Royster auditorium at 8 p.m. The program features 186 students across three bands including 75 elementary, 35 intermediate, and 76 advanced players. Solo and ensemble numbers highlight cornet, saxophone, oboe, clarinet, trumpet, trombone and drums with student and faculty assistants assisting in a lively evening of classical and popular pieces.
A Chaunte Tribune column with questions about a church fainting incident a gift of an alligator handbag and adopting a baby. Ann Landers advises on medical aid during service handling an odd gift and proper wording for announcements, noting adoption delays and suggesting using adopted.
An Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile exploded during a ground engine test in a tethered stand at San Diego. The stand and several nearby fuel tanks were destroyed. no injuries were reported.
Mothers of Fairfield School were honored Friday with a Mother's Day tea and program. Each mother received a red carnation crafted by students. About fifty guests attended the event.
Elks Lodge members held a Saturday evening covered dish dinner in club rooms. Birthdays honored included Burdick and several Mmes. Keath Propst Anderson Berthot Wilson Parr Lapham and Manderschied. Card winners listed for ladies and men bridge pinochle and canasta with Earnest Wilson and Reile Leighty among coordinators.
Advertises over 106 pattern styles for all sizes with occasions listed. Invite readers to send 35 cents for the catalog. Notes a promotional tone typical of a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper ad.
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