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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1961

Page

3

Local Social Scene Notes With Meetings and Gatherings

The Social Scene lists numerous group meetings and events including CWF executive session at 101 St. Tennessee at 2 pm, Alcott PTA study group at 12 noon, Senior Citizen’s Club cookie take at Memorial Building 1:30 pm, Queen Esther class at First Christian Church 2 pm, TOPS at Sawyer Hill, and Grand Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Rey Gibson at 2172 W. Main at 2 pm.

ORC W. E. McCoy Highland Leo Gottlieb St. Tennessee Alcott Sante Fe Senior Citizen's Club Memorial Building Queen Esther First Christian Church Sawyer Hell Grace Foiscopa Church Noole Grand Club Rey Gibson W. Main

Mrs. Good Honored With Baby Shower

Mrs. Good is feted at a morning baby shower hosted by Mrs. Boyd Burns at 1102 West 38th. A gift is presented to the honored guest as coffee is served to a list of attendees including Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Burns, and Mr. Kensett among others.

Boyd Burns R. W. Good Mmes. Good C. H Decker A. L. Burns James W Kensett Reuben J. Burkman M. L. Morton Albert Kihm Yong Kim James MecCrath Corwin Smith Stan Rawn James Blessing J. D. Rector Robert Blu

Advisory Board Plans Workshop Attendance and UNESCO

Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Board met at Mrs. Charles Kennedy’s rural St. Paul home. Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. Raymond Carter planned to attend a Manhattan workshop June 14 to 16. A $10 donation was given to the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. The group voted to join UNESCO and appointed Mrs. Kennedy to represent them. Members present listed by township. Next meeting July 24 at 1 30 pm at Mrs. Cheney's home. Crafts committee meets June 23 at 1 30 pm at the Erie office.

Ora Cheney Raymond Carter Manhattan Neosho Centerville Sam Wood Lahore Carter Lincoln Kennedy Mission Lawrence Dick Shiloh Robert Lopeman Tioga Everett Faulkner City of Chanute Neal Heilman Big Creek Cheney Crafts Committee Erie

St Margaret's Women Meet at Wallingford Home

The St Margaret's chapter of the Women of the Episcopal Church met at Mrs Dwight Wallingford's home at 127 South Steuben with Mrs Dean Stone as co hostess. Mrs Joe Balch led the lesson from The Creative Years and devotions were given by Mrs Hilton. Eight members attended.

St. Margaret's the Women of the Episcopal Church Dwight Wallingford S. Steuben Dean Stone Joe Balch Hilton

Mrs. Burtle Hosts Sunflower Unit Meeting

Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit met at 1523 S Katy with dessert served. Donation to Cancer Fund and Smurthwaite House Scholarship. district meeting review and lesson on Low Calorie Meals. Guests included Mrs Taylor Potter and Tindel. Next meeting with Mrs Junod at 596 S Ashby.

Sunflower Home Demonstration Unit Frank Burtle S. Katy Gyneth Hunter Lloyd Dalton Ruby Sharp Cancer Fund Smurthwaite House Manhattan Ethel Sprague Pittsburg Home Demonstration Council L. J. Juno

Sunflower OES Host Honor Reception at Masonic Temple

Sunflower OES held a reception honoring Mrs Roy Gibson district aide for District No 16 at the Sunflower chapter meeting in the Masonic Temple. Guests included Mrs Kay Hill Savonburg grand representative Forest Chickadonz Thayer district deputy grand master Blue Lodge and other delegates from Thayer Hulda Parker Erie and Savonburg. Wayne Taylor and Mrs Cordner sang in her honor. A memorial service for 12 deceased members was held with candles and roses, followed by refreshments.

Roy §. Gibson Gilbert Wilson Robert Koch Lois Cady Cordner Ora Cheney Dave Evans Charles Heaton Ruth Burdick O. H. Bates

Weddings Are News If Reported Promptly

The Tribune invites wedding notices to be filed with the woman’s editor promptly after the ceremony. Reports should reach the office within two days for full publication. later items appear only in brief form. Out of town weddings get reasonable publication time. include sender name and phone. A close-up bride photo may accompany reports.

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Wide Awake 4 H Club Plans Summer Picnic

Cheryl Myers presided at the Wide Awake 4 H Club meeting where members answered roll call and shared summer plans. The club discussed upcoming picnic activities and a program was presented.

Cheryl Myers Wide Awake

Rev Garrett BPW Speaker at Tioga Club Meeting

The Rev Charles Wesley Garrett spoke on finding time for all things including the grasshopper at the Business and Professional Women's club gathering in the Tioga ballroom. Dinner preceded the event with Mrs Adelaide Fortney leading singing and Mrs D L Geeding presiding.

Charles Wesley Garrrett Business and Professional Women's Club Tioga Adelaide Fortney Dave Petterson D. L. Geeding Virginia Wiltse Community Council Business Belles Centennial Belles Davidson Vinnie Allison Suzy Quill Lou Roberts George Eaton Fortney Ethel Eaton Pearl Hallenberg Miss Eaton

Anna Marie Myer Engaged to Charles Lewis

Mr and Mrs Homer Myer announce the engagement of their daughter Anna Marie to Charles Lewis of Phillipsburg Pa The couple plan a June 24 wedding at St Patrick s Catholic Church Anna Marie is a Cha nute High School graduate former Drum and Bugle Corps member Sub Delts employee in the Topeka Administration Department Lewis is a four year US Air Force veteran and a laboratory technician at the State Federal Agricultural Department in Topeka

Homer Myer S. Santa Fe Anna Marie Charles Lewis Phillipsburg Miss Myer Chanute High School Drum and Bugle Corps Topeka Lewis US Air Force State Federal Agricultural Department St. Patrick's Catholic Church

Eight Cub Scouts Review Bobcat Award Requirements

Eight Cub Scouts from Den 2 Pack 199 met Monday with their den mother Mrs. John Erickson to review Bobcat award requirements and advance toward earning the badge.

John Erickson

Dear Ann Landers column about shopping quirks and marriage dilemmas

Readers ask why shopping means buying nothing and seek guidance on love and marriage in 1963. The column covers antique shopping habits, engagement delays for medical students, paternity questions, and advice on dating, legal obligations, and compatibility with witty responses from Ann Landers.

Ann Landers

Cubs Meet As Den 1 And 4 Gather At Church Annex

Eight Cub Scouts and two den chiefs attended Evangelical United Brethren church den meetings in the annex Tuesday. The group opened with the Cub Scout Promise, rehearsed a skit for the Pack meeting, and ended with the Living Circle.

Jeff Erickson Roy Lusk Living Gene Bercaw Den Evangelical United Brethren Church Craig Brennecke Rex Perrin Fred Bell Pete New Cub Scout Promise Roger Banks Mike New Living Circle

Beef Returns As Feature In Markets

Beef makes a comeback as the top featured meat in weekend specials at supermarkets and neighborhood stores. Prices for steaks roasts and duck are posted while pork fowl and fish also share spotlight. Egg prices edge lower with declines for large white eggs.

Fresh Produce Arrives from Varied States

Tables show new arrivals including broccoli escarole and beets from Virginia green peas and red cabbage from North Carolina field peas and red cabbage from South Carolina ice berg and romaine lettuce white turnips endive and escarole from New Jersey plus plums from Texas mangoes from Florida strawberries from New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. Rest buys among vegetables include snap beans corn eggplant green onions radishes kale mustard Hanover salad turnip tops new potatoes from Florida and old crop potatoes from Maine spinach parsley rhubarb tomatoes and broccoli. Oranges and grapefruit are best buys among fruits with good buys in watermelon honeydew melons strawberries bananas and lemons.

Virginia North Carolina South Carolina New Jersey Texas Florida New Jesey Delaware Maryland Hanover Maine

Etiquette query on shower invites and clergy fees

A reader asks if charging a hotel or restaurant buffet fee for a bridal shower is proper. The answer: showers belong in a home setting, not a commercial event. For a house christening, clergy fees depend on the parents means.

MIXN MATCH DELIGHT pattern notice from Marion Martin

Mixed pattern promo from Marion Martin urges readers to send 50 cents for Printed Pattern 9166. Describes a demi fit jacket with a slim skirt and pleated skirt, or a sleeveless dress with stripes checks prints or solids. Include name address size and style number for mailing.

Baby Alice Brooks Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y MIXN Marian Martin Demi Fit Smart Marion Martin Chanute Tribune West

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