Dear Ann Lander s Slick Maneuvering Deserves Bigger Reward
Dear Ann Landers offers blunt advice on family care for an invalid mother and a sister who seeks a Europe trip funded by relatives. The column also answers a teen dating dilemma where a girl asks how to handle a boy who brags about past loves and first date kissing. The reader is told to maintain boundaries and insist on honest behavior.
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Ann
Mama
Martha
Ann Landers
Europe
Pattern Numbers and Addresses for First Class Mating
The Chanete Tribune Homer held Arts Dept P O Rex 16 Olg a Station New York d N Y lists NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER for pattern add and cents per pattern.
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Chanete Tribune
Homer
Arts Dept
P.O. Rex
Olga Station
New York d. N.Y
Marian Martin
Cheente Tribene
West Ath Bi
New York
Tl. SY. Prt
Snampf
Dupuy Dixon Vows Set for June 13 at Humboldt Church
Mrs. Vera Dupuy announces the engagement of her granddaughter Sharon Dupuy to Terral Dixon of LeRoy. The wedding is planned for 3 p.m. June 13 at Humboldt Presbyterian Church with friends invited and no reception.
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Humboldt
Vera Dupuy
Sharon Dupuy
Terral Dixon
LeRoy
Humboldt Presbyterian Church
Fugate Sieverling Engagement Planned in Kansas
Jane Fugate daughter of Justus H. Fugate of Wichita will marry Lynne Sieverling of Burdette. The couple, KU seniors at Lawrence, plan a June 14 ceremony at Hillside Christian Church in Wichita. She belongs to Gamma Phi Beta. he plays on the KU Varsity tennis team.
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Humboldt
Jane Fugate
Justus H. Fugate
Wichita
Lynne Sieverling
Burdette
Miss Fugate
Joseph W. Brancher
Hillside Christian Church
Sieverling
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Gamma Phi Beta
Electa Club Hosts Mrs. Taylor in Hulda Parker Chapter
Mrs. P. H. Taylor of 115 N Western hosted the Electa club meeting in Hulda Parker chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Lou Darlington assisted, a dessert was served, with Mrs. Ed Parr presiding and Mrs. A. B. Chauncey delivering the lesson.
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P. H. Taylor
N. Western
Lou Darlington
Electa Club
Hulda Parker
Order of the Easern Star
Ed Parr
A. B. Chauncey
Alaska Our 4th State Meeting Notice
The next meeting is scheduled for June 15 with Mrs. Dave Petterson. Mrs. T. W. Haynes will assist.
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Alaska
Dave Petterson
T. W. Haynes
Marcia Campbell Honored on Birthday Party
Marcia Campbell was honored on her eighth birthday with a party hosted by her parents H. E. and Mrs. Campbell at 518 S. Malcolm. Guests included Cindy Lindsay, Cindy Tolbert, Mina Holcomb, Vicki James, Linda Edwards, Susan Kensett, Suzanna Garrett, Terry Jensen, Linda Atkins, Marsha Carter, Sharon Neal, Vicki Hatfield, and Mike Campbell. The event featured cake ice cream and punch with balloons and favors, assisted by Mrs. Bill Hatfield.
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Marcia Campbell
H. E. Campbell
S. Malcolm
Campbell
Bill Hatfield
Cindy Lindsay
Cindy Tolbert
Mina Holcomb
Vicki James
Linda Edwards
Susan Kensett
Suzanna Garrett
Terry Jensen
Linda Atkins
Marsha Carter
Sharon Neal
Vicki Hatfield
Marcia
Mike Campbell
Delegates Attend BPW Convention in Wichita May 1917
Six delegates from the Chanute Business and Professional Women’s club attended the Kansas Federation convention in Wichita. Delegates were Gladys Eaton Vivian Clark Getta Geeding Ethel Sullivan Ada Livingston and Hazel Slane. Dr Minnie C Miles spoke at the Saturday banquet Beyond the Blue Horizon. About 755 attended. Mrs Eaton led a reception for national and state officers. Mrs Pat Wilhite was elected state president. Ruth Dixon spoke on Keys to Achievement at the Golden Key brunch. Mrs Sullivan won the convention door prize.
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Chanute Business and Professional Women's Club
Kansas Federation
Wichita
Mmes
Gladys Eaton
Vivian Clark
Getta Geeding
Ethel Sullivan
Ada Livingston
Hazel Slane
Minnie C. Miles
National Federation
Eaton
Chanute
Cherryvale
Pat Wilhite
Ruth Dixon
Sullivan
Clara Thoren Engaged to Leon Rotmann
The Rev. Arnold V. N. Thoren Sr. announces the engagement of his daughter Clara Pauline to Leon H. Rotmann, son of Mrs. Minnie Rotmann of Beatrice Nebraska. Clara is a Bethany College graduate and teaches at Charles Culler Junior High School in Lincoln. Rotmann is a University of Nebraska graduate student. A late summer wedding is planned.
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Arnold V. N. Thoren Sr
Tioga Hotel
Clara Pauline
Leon H. Rottmann
Minnie Rottmann
Beatrice, Neb
Miss Thoren
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Charles Culler
Lincoln
Social Calendar Highlights May 7 1958 AAUW events
May 7 schedule lists AAUW activities at Santa Fe Park Shetter House and various church groups. Meetings include 2 p.m. circles at several homes, 7:30 p.m. First Methodist and EUVB classes, and a Memorial Day crosses project. May 18 notes cover First Church of God missionary day and related luncheons and picnics.
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American Association of University Women
Santa Fe Park
Shetter House
Mra. C. P.rhoades
N. Evergreen
Flist Baptist Church
Cirleles
Esther
C. Bowers
N. Plummer
Henaneh
Mahion Morley
Tennessee
Martha
Marl Grogan
Western Priscila
Glen McLaren
Plummer
Lydia
E. K. Lucas
Lafayette Wilson
First Methodist Church
Try
United Presbyterian Women
Elizabeth Clrvie
WSCR
Dick Purdy
W. Oak
Euvb Church
Claude Carver
Western
Presbyterian Church
Mra
R Wilson
Evergreen
First Church of God
Friesdiy Club
Gary Wilson
Zion
Picnc
Four elderly care options discussed by Lang
Lang outlines Homemaker Services and foster homes as live in options for aging individuals. He also mentions the proposed Neosho County Home for the Aged and notes seniors have purposeful lives with activities after retirement. He emphasizes care based on respect, attention and love.
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Neosho County
Winston Churchill
Grandma Moses
Lang
Growing Old Gracefully Told at Public Meeting
Laurence H Lang II, extension specialist at Kansas State University, told about 45 women at a county meeting that women should cultivate independent lives before a husband dies. He noted older people want meaningful activity, companionship, and care, and discussed children aiding aged parents while many seniors still prefer living alone.
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Laurence H. Lang iI
Gracefully Lang
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Lang
Birthday Party for Debbie Chapman
Mrs. Eddie Chapman entertained at a birthday party Saturday honoring her daughter Debbie on her fifth birthday. Guests included Larry Klauman, Brenda Klauman, Jackie Wiles, Helen Rodrigues, Anthony Rodrigues, Browning siblings, Splane family, DeMent aunt, Ona Chapman grandmother, and other relatives.
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Eddie Chapman
Washington
Debbie
Larry
Brenda Klauman
Jackie Wiles
Helen
Anthony Rodrigues
Craig
Ricky
Tish Browning
Gary
Keith
Janet Splane
Linda DeMent
Rita Meredith
Ona Chapman
Bea Nelson
Kathy Chapman
Mmes
John
Gifts From Debbie's Grandmother and DeMent Family
Debbie's grandmother Mrs. Cecil Meredith and DeMent family members sent gifts as noted by Splane Bill DeMent and Wayne Klauman.
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Splane
Bill DeMent
Wayne Klauman
Debbie
Cecil Meredith
Deanna Nelson
Mrs. Marion Wise Hosts Peace and Progress Unit
Mrs. Marion Wise of 1002 West 7th hosted a Peace and Progress unit meeting. New member Ervin Brune was welcomed, members thanked for hospital care, UNESCO research was discussed, and the group voted to join. A lesson by Mrs. Dale Steinman followed refreshments for 21 members and guests. The next luncheon meeting is planned for June 11 with Mrs. Steinman leading at 10 a.m.
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Marion Wise
W. 7Th
Peace and Progress Hdu
Ervin Brune
Virgil Sellers
Lola Kuykendall
Unesco
Everett Faulkner
Dale Steinman
George Allen
K. L. Trumbull
Carl Koenig
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BPW
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Philco
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Satins & Taffeta
Sat
Clara Pauline Thoren
Leon H. Rotimann
Penney
Adonna
Helenca
Debbie Chapman
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