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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
3
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A reader asks whether a wife should chaperone teens and a husband’s late night dancing, while another asks if beer drinkers can be alcoholics. Ann answers that beer can lead to drunkenness and urges acknowledgment of drinking as a problem. A married 30 years couple contend with an oversexed wife and a beer‑heavy husband.
In observance of their 50th wedding anniversary Mrs Earl Miller will host an open house for her parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Linscott at 405 St Lincoln Erie on Sunday from 2 to 5. Laura Tribble and Sidney Linscott wed Oct 8 1913 Circleville. Linscott built a banking career from Holton to Burlingame to Galesburg and Erie. he remains president of The Home State Bank. The couple have a daughter Mrs Miller and three grandchildren Lt Lynn Shaw Patricia Shaw and Stephen Miller.
Colfax Baptist Church youth fellowship from rural Chanute visited Bethel Neighborhood Center in Kansas City to donate good used clothing and tour the Central Baptist Theological Seminary library. They toured, ate lunch, and shopped, with participants including Vick Hart Shirley Uden Virginia Maddil Joyce Anderson Patty Cooper Susan Erickson Buford Anderson George Maddil and Rev Ed Redfield.
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A basket dinner in Highland Park honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Altman of Sunland California visiting her brother James Kern and family. Guests included numerous local couples from Altoona Neodesha Freddonia Gardner Iola Wichita Longview Chanute and others, with extended Kern family attendance.
Six tables were played at the Monday night meeting of the Dupli cate Bridge Club in the Home Sav ings Association Lounge. Above average scores were made as fol lows: Mrs. Bob Allen and Bob Ward 88.5, Mrs. Charles Broad well and Bob Allen 87, Wayne Duty Iola and Dan Forbes Neodesha 79, Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell 73, Mrs. Dan Forbes Neodesha and Mrs. Wayne Duty Iola 72, Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. Clyde Bloomheart 67.
President Kennedy names three Cabinet members and Selective Service Director to a task force to understand why one third of young men are rejected by the draft. He says those unfit for military service likely cannot earn a living, as the group flags mass draft rejections and potential reforms. Meanwhile an AID employee, Jerry M. Jackis, resigns after alleging being railroaded and exiled following disclosures of U.S. and Soviet aid in a Cambodian hospital project.
More than 69 Kansas elementary school principals are expected to join the 16th annual workshop at Emporia State Teachers College on Thursday Friday and Saturday. The session is co sponsored by the college and the principals association.
A humorous note from San Francisco describes Sylvia Von Rueden, a Hawaii native, performing a hula after losing a wager near Grant Avenue in Chinatown. The item playfully links the scene to the Giants, who had recently lost the National League pennant.
In Paris at the International Astronautic Congress, astronauts John H. Glenn of the United States and Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin of the Soviet Union received silver medals from the City of Paris. A U S representative accepted Glenn's medal at city hall.
Kansas City native M. Riley will speak on Christian Science The Divine Law Which Fulfills Gods Promises on Thursday at 8 15 p m at 18 N Forest sponsored by the First Church of Christ Scientist in Kansas City He travels nationwide as a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship.
The October 2 social calendar lists Grace Episcopal Church Women General Meeting 1:30 p.m. at the church and W S C S at Methodist Church Fellowship Hall also 1:30 p.m. Christian Women Fellowship groups meet 2 p.m. at Christian Church with five groups led by Mrs. Lopeman Wise Steele Eastburn Darlington Parks and McCoy. United Presbyterian Women hold Circle 1 7:30 p.m. Circle 3 Church Parkier, Circle 4 Keech Hoofnagle Kansas addresses noted. Additional entries include Women’s Missionary Society at Grant Ave Baptist 1:20 p.m. and St Patrick’s Alter Society, Rainbow Veterans Memorial Building covered dish dinner 6:30 p.m. plus many club meetings and other church related gatherings throughout the day.
A Friday afternoon baby shower celebrated Scott Lee Bailey, infant son of Mr and Mrs Marion Bailey, at Mrs Robert Hurford’s home 312 S Wilson. Hosts Mrs Hurford and Mrs Wayne Beech welcomed numerous guests and sisters including Mrs Louise Raney and Miss Nancy Kinne.
A local woman dances the hula along Grant Avenue to settle a pennant bet she made concerning the Giants. The playful stunt drew curious onlookers as fans cheered the wager payoff.
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