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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
3
A Chanute Tribune reader shares teen behavior that proves not all boys chase popularity. A kind pianist-like gesture funds wallflowers for prom pictures, showing generosity beyond vanity. The columnist cautions about marriage as permanent, not a sport.
Mr and Mrs William W Wood 618 W Beech were honored with an open house for their 40th wedding anniversary on May 23 hosted by their daughter and family H N Metcalf of Wichita. The Metcalfs granddaughters and Nancy Wimbley helped with serving and greetings. 75 friends attended. It also marked the 16th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Metcalf.
The newly formed Woman's Auxiliary to the United Federation of Postal Clerks met at Mrs. George Garrison's home at 101 N. Steuben. Mrs. Archie Wilson installed officers including Mrs. Earl Morgan as president and Mrs. Garrison as vice president. The national charter was presented and signed by charter members. Chanute chapter reports 100 percent membership.
The Mary Dell Paint Club met Thursday at the Maple Leaf Tea Room with 11 members attending. They painted fruits and vegetables and shared a sack lunch at noon.
A dog left on the porch of Kenneth and Betty Lindsey finds temporary refuge in their home. A cat, previously dominant in pet care, attacks the dog after the oven tail incident, leaving the dog with many scratches before life returns to normal and the dog resumes chewing on the cat.
Bridge club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Marion Marion's home in Humboldt. Two tables played with high score to Mrs. John Weilert and low to Mrs. Robert Jenkins. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Cox and Mrs. Joe Winkler. Mrs. Ray Colvin will host the June meeting.
The first meeting of the summer program of the Women s Arts and Crafts will be at the North Malcolm Community Center Monday. Instruction starts at 9 a.m. Attendees should bring discarded jewelry scissors glue felt and cardboard for frames. Jewelry pictures will be made and a display of framed mementoes shown. All women welcome.
Mix cooked chicken rice and peas with grated carrot. Toss with French dressing or mayonnaise to moisten and finish. This quick salad combines protein starch and vegetables for a light meal.
Eight members of the Forget-Me-Not HD Unit donated 756 hours to Neosho Memorial Hospital snack bar over three years. Five members earned 100 hour pins after supplying tea towels pies cakes and cookies. Hospital Auxiliary funded ten new uniforms sewn by the unit.
Mrs. Florence Slaback of 223 S. Allen hosted 11 members and guest Mrs. O. D. Nelson for a Thursday afternoon Christian Culture Class meeting. The program was led by Mrs. A. C. Dickinson with devotions by Mrs. E. E. Lofgren and remarks by Mrs. Charles Cooper. Refreshments were served.
This notice outlines calendar gathering rules for the women’s page, deadlines for 10 o’clock Saturday entries, and preferred contact methods. It requests complete items, use of married names, and notes news value fades after two days for broad public coverage.
Mrs Eddie Fulps, 925 S Ashby, collected meat coffee potato chips and peanuts totaling 372 dollars in a three minute grocery spree at Disney's Market. She began at 10 a.m. to claim a Pepsi Cola contest prize watched by a crowd. The mother of two, Susie five and Sally three, was surprised and worn out.
Archaeologists in Grosseto Italy report the discovery of the earliest known Etruscan houses built with sun baked bricks at Roselle. The structures date to the third century B C and were joined with liquid clay, differing from earlier stone block houses and later Roman era oven baked brick buildings.
A brief note states salt herrings must be soaked in cold water overnight to remove excess salt and improve flavor. This preparation step appears as a practical kitchen tip in a historical cooking fragment.
The Chanutenanny's a local student folk group will sing on the Johnny Holmes Traveling Camera show on KODE Channel 12 at 5 15 p m tomorrow. Wendell McMurray high school principal and junior college dean announced the appearance. The group is directed by Harold Tarpley the vocal music instructor.
Mrs H A Simmons organist and choir director at New Hope Baptist Church will give a sacred concert at Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
Pierre Coret and his sister Odile, teens from near Soissons, travel to Oyster Bay to honor Quentin Roosevelt’s memory. The town raised 1600 for their three month stay and they will wreath the original headstone, then attend the Memorial Day parade as guests of honor.
Fairfield Mrs Earl Dean Alford announced the selection of new officers during the PTA meeting. Mrs Neal Heilman was named president with Mrs Kenneth Hasty as vice president, Mrs Jerry Binnion as secretary, and Mrs J R McIntyre as treasurer. Gifts were given to teachers and staff and pupils presented a program after the business session. A basket dinner followed at 6 30 p.m.
Local notices and briefs appear on page three of the Chanute Tribune dated May 28 1965. Feature listings include community events school updates and short notices from area organizations and residents.
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