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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1959
Page
2
Dear Ann Landers discusses child abuse and the line between discipline and brutality. She cites Mayo Clinic case studies showing brutal childhoods linked to later violence and urges reporting maltreatment to authorities. The column also answers readers on marital loyalty and inlaws, encouraging empathy and support.
The Past President Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary held a dinner for 23 members at the Maple Leaf on 722 8 Highland. Hostesses were Mrs. J. B. Sterner, Mrs. Frank Vaughn and Mrs. Paul Wells. Birthdays of Ruth Miller and Mrs. Sterner observed. Canasta winners were Leif Nelson, John Har grove, and A. M. Calhoon. The Cub Scout promise opened the meeting with five cubs answering roll call, Timmy Mitchell den chief, and one guest. The boys played baseball. Ever Ready.
4H Den 5 Pack 9 met at Mrs. Warren Babcock's home with 15 members and two leaders. Demonstrations covered sash making for an apron and attaching pockets. next meeting set for May 28 at JoAnna Eskridge's home. Vilas Vikings met May 14 at Bethel Lutheran church with guest John Gorton. program included singing, a safety film, pig talk by Edward Thorsell, health and conservation talks, and a motion withdrawal lesson.
The article notes the weak no trump system produced a high score at a recent Duplicate Bridge session. Many pairs passed hands or played 1NT after opening clubs or diamonds, while the declarer exploited clubs and diamonds to secure a win. Above average scores were recorded by several pairs including Mrs. Robert Allen and Robert Ward and others.
A covered dish dinner for the Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem was held Friday night in the Masonic Temple. Leaders included Mrs. Ora Ritterhouse and Mrs. Oradell Carpenter with Mr and Mrs. C. H. Bates in charge. Special guests and memorial services honored deceased members as lighting and flowers framed the event.
The Christian Women's Fellowship gathered for a May afternoon program themed May Treasurers. Mrs. Lowell Kreider gave the welcome as Karen Kreider and Peggy Dormois played a piano duet, Terralene Carnahan read, Mrs Fred Montague Jr. sang, a vocal trio performed, and Mrs Ross Cooper spoke. Eight girls presented May baskets to their mothers, with Nancy Ellis and others named. Mrs. H Needham received a corsage as oldest mother, and Mrs. Duane Moyer, mother of the youngest baby, was honored.
A one o clock dinner for the Past President club of the Late B of RT was held Friday at Mrs. K. R. Reinhardt’s home 1210 Highland. Mrs. George Wilson co hosted. Mrs. F. B. Carpenter organized the meeting and invited the group to attend her 60th wedding anniversary on June 14. Fifteen members attended and honored Mrs. Hallie Cather’s birthday. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Mabel Walker.
A Buffalo home hosted a Sunday family dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Stoll honoring Maude Guiou of Denver and Sprid ward L. Bishop who completed two years in the military including 18 months in Straubing Germany. Guests included Bishop fiancee Darlene Bodenstab and relatives Bob Bishop Yates Center Mrs. Helen Harmon Eureka and Loyd Harmon with Jeannie and Frank.
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