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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
3
Social calendar item lists activities including De Si Do Square Dance Club at Alcott School 8 p.m. Saturday November 7 and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at 100 Hall 2:30 p.m. Sunday November 3. Local community groups host dances and meetings with times and venues.
Girl Scouts of Troop 54 met Wednesday at Murray Hill School to arrange a dedication ceremony set for November 13. Bonnie Mitchell led the meeting outlining details for the event.
MISSOULA Mont AP Is the space age changing the appearance of young witches at Halloween Russell Bay fifth grade teacher overheard one of his 10 year olds saying her broom stick is slightly curved to fit the orbit and it's rocket powered with an afterburner.
Sixteen members of Troop 164 dressed as Halloween hobos for a Super Tuesday evening at Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Games and prizes followed with Cherla Heaton winning best masked. Leaders present included Mrs. John Splane Mrs. Carl Magill Mrs. Gilbert Ranz and later Mrs. Robert E Heat on Mrs. Earl Dillon and Mrs. Johnny Erickson.
Dear Ann Landers column discusses a mother's distress over her unattractive baby and her husband's feelings, the value of inner worth over looks, and a reader's conflict over selling a gifted high chair. Ann urges kindness, gratitude, and humane handling of gifts and grief.
Atlantic City reports on the 17th annual convention of the American School Food Service Association. Supervisors note children favor hamburgers and pizza over creamed foods and liver. Most popular new dish is pizza. dislikes include casseroles and certain raw vegetables.
Doris Diver of 130 S. Larson hosted a Sub Deb Club meeting Thursday at 1 15 Judy Perkins led the business session final plans for a hayrack ride party with a dance at the Keas warehouse east of Cha nute Les Des invited Paula Honeyman named as Veterans Day Queen candidate assignments set for workers at the Neosho Memorial Hospital snack bar Next meeting will be with Pat Drummond.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson hosted relatives Tuesday in Erie. The visit included Chester Thompson and family from Cherokee, Jack Lovelady and Debbie and Mike from Girard, Belle Standley, and Wilmer Mason and spouse from Michigan.
In Montgomery Alabama Mrs George Wallace wife of the governor spoke briefly at a hospital dedication on Wednesday and then introduced the governor with the line And now I d like to give my husband permission to say a few words The remark implied the governor is the real boss in the state through a light humorous moment
Ex petition filed by Clara Turner Administratrix seeks final settlement and heir determination for the Frances Pearl Fanning estate. Hearing set for November 20, 1963 at 10:00 A.M. in Erie Kansas. defenses to be filed in writing. Attorney for Administratrix Charles E. Henshall. Judge John F. Young.
Forty five women attended the Arts and Crafts Club meeting at the Launching Pad on Monday. They will bring scraps of felt scissors and glue next week for pixie doll instruction in a simpler method. They will draft Christmas ideas for mimeographed distribution. Supervisor is Mrs Hans Herold. Meetings continue each Monday through Christmas to craft holiday decorations and gifts.
In the Probate Court of Neosho County Kansas The Bank of Commerce of Chanute Kansas through Trust Officer F W Umbarger as Executor prays for final settlement, fee approval, and heir determination with defenses due by November 27 1963 at 10 00 am in Erie Kansas Judge Joan F Young presiding.
James W. Whittaker 34 of Redmond appointed by Gov Rosellini to the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. The nonsalaried post is effective today, six months after he planted the U S flag atop the world. Whittaker runs a Seattle sporting goods store.
London AP reports the Spectator magazine appoints Iain Macleod as its new editor. Macleod, Conservative party leader who refused a cabinet post under Prime Minister Sir Douglas Home, takes the helm of the weekly with a long tradition of political and literary commentary.
A covered dish dinner in Chanute honored Mrs Leo Cox who is moving to Iowa. A Thank You plaque recognized her and Mr. Cox for active service in Girl Scouting. Cards and games followed. guests included Mrs Edward McGehee, Mrs Carl Magill, Mrs G B Wall, Mrs Fay Edwards, Mrs Bill Brinkerhoff, Mrs Robert Montgomery, Mrs John Splane, Mrs Charles Berthot Jr, and Mrs Robert E Heaton.
The Bound to Win Sunday School Class of the EUB Church met with Mrs. Bess Lehman at 1002 N Forest on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Percy presided. Devotions by Mrs. Harry Byers used Psalms. Edna Matheny led the lesson titled Thanks for All This. An annex work day was announced. The meeting closed with prayer. Refreshments for 20 members and two guests were served by the hostess and helpers Lou Dawson and Perry Swan.
Macleod gave up his post as leader of the House of Commons and joint chairman of the Conservative party after a power struggle over the prime minister's job.
A memorial service was held at St Stephen's Church in London for Diana Churchill, eldest daughter of Sir Winston and Lady Churchill, who died October 20 from an overdose of sleeping pills.
Britain's wartime prime minister sat in a wheelchair beside the pew occupied by his wife during a public service. The scene highlighted the leader's frail health during the crisis.
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