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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1963
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers replies to readers about tipping norms and the confusion over correct percentages. A letter writer from Berkeley jokes about an anti-tipping union and proposes higher prices to avoid math in tipping. The reply discusses how customs are deeply ingrained and how to approach changing them.
Erie closes schools and federal offices for national memorial to President Kennedy. Community events include union services, charity collection, church gatherings and brief local notices on retirements, meetings, and social groups with names of churches and individuals.
Social calendar for Wednesday November 27 lists Sunflower Chapter CES at Masonic Temple 7 30 p m and Men s Club First Methodist Church Ladies Night planned for January 6 30 p m The Baptist WMS met at the church with Mrs Don Rogalsky presiding Mrs Rogalsky led worship and Mrs Kenneth Young hosted refreshments A going away gift was given to Mrs Robert McGuire wife of the minister whose husband moves to Humboldt December 12 Plans were made to send boxes to servicemen wrap and label toys for Bethel Neighborhood Center Kansas City and food to shut ins for Christmas time
Saturday quail hunting with Steve Or een and the Barnett boys marked Charles's birthday. A birthday dinner followed the next day with guests Larry Hoepker, Mrs Gladys Hoepker, John Ellis and his brother. Center Grove Ladies Aide met Mrs Ruby Whitaker on November 20 with eight members present. A Christmas dinner is planned with Mrs Whitaker on December 4. Further lines mention Mrs Pearl Lassman and Mrs
Hazel White traveled to St Louis for a midweek visit with home folks. She met relatives and enjoyed a brief stay in the city.
Scout News reports Troop 122 met Wednesday afternoon at Roosevelt school. Brownies shared Thanksgiving gratitude and jumped rope. Girl Scout patrol leader Deana Morgan led the meeting. Appointed helpers include assistant leader Darlene Trent scribe Alice Shields crafts Teresa Dean song leader Janet McCreedy recreation Linda Morrow. Mrs William Dean and Mrs Frank Stackley serve as troop leaders.
The Cadette Girl Scouts met Thursday evening at Presbyterian church led by Mrs. M. W. Brinkerhoff. They read campout clippings to observe stars, Cheryl Ranabarger wrote stories about the event, an open court of honor occurred, and the group discussed likes and dislikes of the campout, with thanks expressed.
The Homebuilders class of the Earlton Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted its annual turkey and covered dish supper in the Fellowship Hall. The Wendell Brant family cooked the turkey and trimmings. Rev. Jack Mathis presided as master of ceremonies with about 50 attendees. Mrs. Wendell Brant teaches the class. her husband is a substitute.
Mrs Helen Henderson of Iola sends an invitation to attend the campout. The meeting adjourned after a game.
A Friday night shower for Brenda Kay Beech infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Beech was hosted at Mrs Marion Bailey s home with Mrs Robert Huford as assistant hostess Invitations listed Mmes Max Beech Dick Dunham George Beech Virgil Goff Neal Heilman Don Sailors Charles Esslinger Gill Gardner Gary Clay Buford Hazen Jim Beech Bob Thomas Jerry Binnion Jewell Elder Ronnie Richwine and Paul Beech as guests
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