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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
3
Readers debate Ann Landers use of affectionate nicknames in her column. A correspondent objects to terms like Toots and Buddy Boy, urging respect for older writers, while others defend the humor and tone.
The Fellowship Guild of Grant Avenue Baptist church met Tuesday at Santa Fe Park for a picnic. Hostesses were Linda Ranz and Jo Confidential to STUCK IN SO. Marilyn Tiegreen led the program Open My Heart and council reports were presented by Miss Tiegreen Margie Alger and Ruth Tiegreen. Ane Landers will be used to help with problems. send them to The Chanute Tribune with SASE. Copyright 1963.
Social events listed for Thursday May 23 include AAUW covered dish dinner at North Shelterhouse Santa Fe Park 630 pm Erie HDU Girls Guild First Baptist Church 7 79 Thursday Bridge Club Mrs V E Gilli land 130 pm AAUW picnic at Santa Fe Park. Friday May 24 lists events including Past Noble Grand Club Edith 2 pm Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club Leon Engel man 2 pm LA to ORC and B Mr 4 A Thurstin 416 St Steuben covered dish luncheon Four Square HDU Sorghum Valley Grange Hall covered dish luncheon 1230 pm Senior Citizens Memorial Bidg 130 pm rides call HE 1 1992 Christian Culture Class First Baptist Church Mrs Lofgren 417 N Forest 2 pm TOPS Determinettes Sawyer Hall 130 Wilson Class sewing and quilting First Methodist Church 10 am.
Berean Class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at the south shelterhouse in Santa Fe park for a family basket supper. Forty two members attended. Social committee members were Mr and Mrs Buford Sherbeneau and Mr and Mrs Ralph Toland. A short business meeting followed. Mrs Harold Neptune, president, presided. Mrs Carl Magill gave the devotion The Good Shepherd and closed with a poem Little Things.
Dixie Stitt was honored with a bridal shower Saturday evening at Rural school. Hostesses included Mrs. Ross Clark and Mrs. Clarence Cleaver among others. The gift table featured a Mexico lace cloth and cakes decorated with the letters D and C. The wedding is set for June 9 with fiancé Charles Cumings assisting.
Mrs William G Bodley hosted the Ladies Day Golf at the Country Club with 23 women playing after a brief business meeting. Awards went to Marge Allen Ethel Conn Marge Nation Murriel Shaffer Erma Shook Loren e Carson with special putting honor shared by Iota Foster Barbara Kihm and Fern Treloggen. Next Tuesday Mrs William Gray Jr will host.
The Westminster Class of the Presbyterian Church met at 317 S Highland last night with 15 members and one visitor, Mrs Elsie Gibson. Mrs Mamie Hayes led devotions on the 23rd Psalm and Bertice Gibson taught Who Is a Jew by Rev Charles Kalisky. Mrs Ralph Drake presided. refreshments were served by Mrs Goolsbee, Mrs Etta Wheeler and Miss Gibson.
Barbara Keller announces Betty Chandler named drum major for the Royster Junior High drum and bugle corps for 1963 64 school year. Other section heads include Linda Schultz head tenor Carol Cornish head snare Lana Nelson head bugle and Anna Ranz color sergeant. Mary Solf is the present drum major.
Mrs Floyd Oberg and Mrs Robert Geiger presented their piano pupils in a recital Monday evening in the Federation room of the Memorial building. Students included Becky Owen Nancy Hart Bobbie Briley Karen Nelson Dottie Anderson Elaine Cook Janie Neiley Jim Clapson Jeff Willis Daryl Cook Mark McCune Greg Walker Lisa Berthoz Lynn Holllenshead Ken Anderson Cindy Gray Connie Hart Cathy Owen Barbara Hunt.
Government spending and rising inventories push the economy forward with a first quarter GNP near 572 billion dollars. President Kennedy plans a mixed trip to New York featuring a memorial dedication, a fundraising banquet, and private meetings before returning to Washington. Trans World Airlines adds a 5 percent fare hike for economy round trips to Italy, following IATA orders. similar increases hit Europe.
Wilson County National Farmers Organization met at the REA building in Wilson County with Don Everettson of Melvern Kansas as speaker. He reported on state and national board meetings and said ten new processors have signed master contracts in meat and dairy. Allen Rusk will speak May 31 at Meadow View school in Parsons. Next meeting set for June 17.
Corrected sentence should read I sat down in the chair after tasting the food she had prepared for me. The word abyss is pronounced uh-bis with the stress on the second syllable. The misspelled option is inconceivable. Gratunity is a misspelling. gratitude means a feeling of thanks or the act of giving. A word meaning beginner starting with ne is neophyte.
Members of Cub Scout Den 3 Pack 100 and den mother Mrs Leo Herron met Monday afternoon at the Evangelical United Brethren annex. Roll call answered by My plans for summer. Games were played and gifts for Father's Day were made. David McLaren served refreshments. MIAMI AP Taxpayers complained about Dade County Justice Building with lily ponds. One motorist used pond water to cool his overheating radiator. Den 3 Pack 3 Cub Scout Den 3 met Tuesday afternoon with den mother Mrs Leo Cox 124 S Garfield. Outdoor games, flag salute, and commands practice. Family night picnic planned Friday 6 p.m. at Santa Fe park south shelter house.
The engagement of Hannelore Maiershofer to Fred Yoos was announced by their parents. Hannelore is a senior student nurse at Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital. Fred Yoos, a KU graduate, completed seminary studies at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago on May 10, with an August wedding planned.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant met at Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening with Bebe Milby presiding. Mrs. Ernest Biggs conducted inspection. Mrs. Gene Lantz was elected delegate and Mrs. Bob Christie alternate to the Department Association in Pratt in October. Major and Mrs. Ed Barnhart attended as Humboldt visitors. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Irene Moore, Mrs. Myrtle Groves, and Mrs. Carrie Fradsham.
The Deborah Circle of the First Methodist Church met Monday at Mrs. J. T. Zimmerman’s home in Tennessee. Co hosts were Mrs. James Taylor and Mrs. John Akers. Mrs. Taylor led the business meeting. Mrs. H. E. Campbell gave the devotion and lesson The Lifted Christ. Thirteen members and three guests attended, including Mrs. H. R. Krokstrom, Mrs. Eugene Geyer, and Mrs. R. Wayne Browning.
Magic Circle Hairdressers Association held its regular monthly meeting in Iola Monday night with 25 members and four guests. Guest artist Fritz Graff demonstrated hair styling and pre bleaching and toning after the business session. Styles followed the latest trend, the Bell. Eleven Chanute members attended.
Erie program honors 39 Neosho County rural eighth grade graduates with diplomas presented by County Superintendent Hazell Meeker. Wendell McMurray of Chanute Junior College speaks after a Chanute trio performs under Harold Tarpley. Rev Glenn Crosby gives invocation and benediction.
Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4-H club held a parents night at the school on Monday. George Madill led as president with a Bible verse roll call. Program included a health tree project talk, pebble-picture demonstration, music by Willard Carlson, a poisonous plants talk, accordion duet by Debbie Tunnel and Susan Smith, parliamentary procedure by Donald Anderson, solos by Gordon Erickson with Joyce Anderson, and a Georgann Rausch and Roberta Montgomery musical number. Recreation and refreshments followed. A project meeting with Georgann Rausch is set for June 3 at 7:30 p.m.
The scavenger hunt ended as Eddie Cox served refreshments after a meeting. The living circle adjourned with the Cub Scout promise led by Jeffrey Willis.
Here & There notes Mr and Mrs N B Puckett were feted at a basket dinner on Sunday May 12 at the Legion Hall for their th wedding anniversary. Attendees included several local families from Smithville Parsons Independence and Walnut with an open house at the Methodist Church following.
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