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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1964
Page
3
Ann Landers addresses two readers about balancing discipline with affection in a West Point family. A stepfather’s harsh regime risks coldness, while a 29-year-old girlfriend questions a marriage approach focused on past debts and nosy queries. The column advises warmth, outside guidance, and practical boundaries.
New officers for the St. Cecilia Youth Club were installed by Mrs. P. L. Forslund in the Federation room. Officers include Bill Kennedy president Ricky Wilson vice president Doug Lopeman secretary Jean Pittenger treasurer Bonnie Davis scribe. The program featured multiple musical solos and readings with sponsors announced.
Pat Miles was honored with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. E. J. New on 814 W. 10th this week. The event featured several hostesses and attendees including Mrs. L. M. Markman and Mrs. A. M. Benson, with gifts from a long list of friends and associates.
Baccalaureate services for 37 Erie High School seniors begin Sunday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with Rev. Don Daniels as speaker. Monday at 8 p.m. commencement features Brice Durbin as speaker and the presentation of diplomas by Dino Spigarelli. musical numbers and processional direct by Leslie Scoville.
Mrs John Mull at 420 N Steuben was hostess to Chapter DD PEO yesterday at 1 PM for a salad luncheon with pink net and roses. Mrs Dwight McCreight, president, poured. A business meeting followed the meal.
If the frosting is stiff enough it can be loaded into a pastry tube for decorative work. The technique relies on achieving a firm texture that holds its shape when extruded for piping details.
The Missionary Society of the First Church of God held a full day session in the church fellowship room with a noon covered dish meal. Members made bandages for a Kenya mission station. Mrs. Randall Bell led devotions and Mrs. Paul Wagner gave them.
Social calendar item for Sunday May 24 notes a Great Books Discussion group in the Heritage Room featuring Einstein Relativity at 7 30 p m. The event offers a dinner choice of cooked smoked tongue or baked ham with apple sauce and horseradish folded into whipped cream.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bender of Sandusky Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Virginia to William Fasizkie son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Fasizkie of Oak Harbor Ohio Miss Bender granddaughter of Mr and Mrs James M Gordon of 822 S Grant She attended Chanute Junior College after Sandusky High School class of 1962 and works as a secretary Fasizkie attended Oak Harbor schools and works at Northern Manufacturing Company They plan to marry at Trinity Methodist Church Sandusky at 7 pm September 19.
Ever Ready 4H Club at Murray Hill school held a parent night with 18 members and 10 parents present. Officers elected included President Mrs. Harry Rauhoff and Vice President Mrs. Kelley Erickson. demonstrations on floral arrangements, music appreciation, and parliamentary procedure were announced along with upcoming project meetings for cooking and sewing. Pack 1 Den 2 Cub Scouts met with den mother Mrs. Jess Collier, sharing a game and an Indian themed program.
A spring lunch by the Kansettes Club was held in Highland Park on Thursday with nine members and one guest, Mrs. Charles Cumings. Mrs. George Washburn presided at a brief business meeting.
Practical guidance on warming bread before serving to speed up buffet service. Advice emphasizes preheating rolls or bread and arranging stations to streamline guest flow and maintain quality.
Girl Scout Court of Awards Tuesday night in the junior high auditorium recognized proficiency badges signs of the arrow and stars. Lincoln Troop 79 led the flag ceremony with multiple troops receiving awards including Cadette Troop 121 and St. Patrick’s Troop 133 among others.
Mrs Blanche Petit of 415 South Lincoln flew to Beaumont Texas on Wednesday to visit her son and his wife Dr and Mrs Paul Petit She plans to stay several weeks James H Rogers airman apprentice USN son of Mrs Velma Beasley of 412 South West First is serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Franklin D Roosevelt operating in the Mediterranean with the Sixth Fleet
Carol Ann Clemans daughter of V L and Mrs Clemans at 1007 S Santa Fe will serve as student education aid with the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs at Haskell Institute Lawrence while a senior at Kansas State Teachers College Emporia Kathy Lassman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Lassman of 101 N Forest earns a 100 scholarship from St Johns College Winfield Lassman a 1963 Chanute High School graduate is in her freshman year in teacher training at St Johns College.
Phil Dryden, a graduating senior at Ottawa University, earns a research assistantship for graduate study in meteorology at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul C Dryden R 3. Timmy Lee Brandon, son of
Linda Stoll daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Stoll 1005 S Allen passes the American Occupational Therapy Association registration exam. January appointee to the occupational therapy section at the Veterans Administration Hospital Northampton Massachusetts she earned a BS from Texas Woman's University in 1963 and completed a ten month pediatrics internship in Dallas and psychiatric and medical rotations at VA Hospitals in Waco McKinney and Parkland Dallas.
A Los Angeles judge listened to a recording of Lenny Bruce’s nightclub act and acquitted him on an obscenity charge. The judge said that if people pay to listen to him they deserve to hear what they hear, and added Bruce has a dirty mind and degrades American language and morality.
Mr and Mrs Spencer Brandon of 1502 West 2nd underwent a kidney operation for the fourth time in three months Thursday at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott.
Mr and Mrs Fred Skinner visit their son Reverend Gary Skinner and his wife in Oklahoma City Oklahoma while attending sessions of the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church now meeting there.
Mrs. Lottie Huffman of Bryant Rest Home reports her son Will Rains of Guthrie Oklahoma is set for another operation soon.
Grant Wilson district commander of World War I Barracks and Mrs. George Wilson district president of the auxili ary led an inspection at the Moran Barracks and Auxiliary meeting on Thursday evening A joint memorial service followed the covered dish dinner Chanute attendees included Grant Wilson D L Geeding William Rensick Ed McAlexander Charles Ratliff H J Rauhoff M A York Mrs K R Reinhart Mrs L M Markman Mrs George Wilson and Vicki Rauhoff
The Alcott PTA executive hosted a tea for mothers of next year’s kindergartners in the school activity room on Tuesday. President Mrs. Kenneth Trumbull introduced Myrtle Moeller the principal Mrs. Joe Jacobs kindergarten teacher and Mrs. Nora Knight director of elementary education. Mrs. Johnny Erickson study group chairman spoke of their work. A match game provided recreation and punch was served by Mrs. Ralph Berg to 25 mothers.
Lancaster County Farmers National Bank announces a coin exchange deal to ease the coin shortage. Customers will receive a one dollar bill for every 98 cents in coins traded, an AP report from Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
A playful food note suggests mixing apple and pineapple in a salad to explore surprising harmony. The idea invites experimentation with the two fruits to create a fresh, tasty dish.
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