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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
4
Friday listings show Determinettes at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Oriege at Country Club 1 3 p m Class at First Methodist Church in the morning with additional details unclear due to OCR.
The Belles Lettres Reading Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Richard Lind’s home, 222 E Ninth. Mrs Fred L Johnson presided. Mrs Blanche Petit led the lesson from A Christian's Handbook on Communism. Nine members enjoyed a dessert course served by the hostess.
A compact consumer notice outlines practical tips for shopping safely and avoiding scams. It stresses verify sellers, check prices, read terms, and keep receipts to protect purchases and returns.
In a 1963 Chanute Tribune column, Ann Landers offers guidance to readers facing family strife. A daughter endures a hostile mother and an alcoholic father while seeking foster care and teen support resources.
DON'S CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING promotes safe professional cleaning services that restore color and vitality to fabrics, carpets, and upholstery. The ad emphasizes thorough care, trusted results, and local service for homes and offices.
The VFW Auxiliary met in the Memorial Building with President Mrs. Melvin Webb presiding. Hazel Read of Buffalo was initiated. reports covered the Poppy sale and membership. gifts from Georgette Lonsinger were given to several members. 15 fruit baskets were sent to veterans at the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital. pins for 150 hours of work were awarded. a Christmas basket was planned for the Winter General Hospital at Topeka. door prize won by Mrs. Alva Mann. next meeting set for December 9 with a 75 cent gift exchange at close.
Members of the ParaMedic club and their mothers were hosted by the Medical Auxiliary and RN Club at a tea in the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital chapel. The program featured films First a Physician and Health Careers, piano and vocal solos, and a talk by Dr James Butin on opportunities in health fields. Attendees included 65 people, headed by Dr and Mrs Butin and Dr and Mrs Gough, with planning by a committee led by Mrs Don Abbuehl. The RN Club’s next event is a Christmas party and gift exchange on Dec 19 at Miss Margaret Mohler’s home.
The Ninth Grade party at Royster Junior High School last night adopted Freshman Frolic as its theme. Committee chairmen included Dick Hunt, Paulette Boyer, Lana Rollow, John Hawley, and Anna Ranz.
Thanksgiving plans list numerous guests visiting or traveling for dinner and reunions. Keith Wright and mother attend Roberts family reunion in Wichita or nearby areas. W. Walters family will join Mrs. H. Walters for dinner then visit Topeka with her parents H. H. Wymore. Eben Claus hosts guests from Chanute and Wichita for meals. Ashley household hosts S. G. Ashley and Brown family plus Hayman and Hayman relatives from Kansas City for Thanksgiving.
A quirky note on fruit pairings suggests orange segments bananas and berries go well with custard sauce. Surprisingly honeydew and cantaloupe also suit custard when paired with one of the other fruits.
Eddie Ladd reports a student council steering committee managed by faculty sponsors Mrs. Evelyn James, Mrs. Scott Phillips, Mrs. John Hemphill, Miss Imogene Dolaw, Miss Freda Betts, Wesley Valliere, Jim Keller, Mrs. Virgil Atkins, and principal Paul Parsons. Games and dancing entertained 120 guests with music from records and a Thanksgiving themed refreshments table.
Mrs. Rolla Waldrip of 210 West Fourth plans a Thanksgiving dinner for her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Norman of 711 North Washington, her son Jerry a student at Emporia State Teachers College, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Newton and family of 621 West Fifteenth.
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