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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1958
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers advises a 16 year old who bought a $10 sport shirt with her own earnings should be allowed more independence. The column urges parents to ease strict control on judgments not principles and warns against rebellion from harsh parenting.
Prize winning roses and airy mesh crochet pattern for a 12 by 16 inch chair back and 6 by 12 armrest. pattern 7230 includes chart and directions. Lead to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept for pattern 50 cents plus 5 cents for each added pattern. 1959 Alice Brooke Craft Catalog offer with doll cutouts and colorable clothes.
The fall season started with a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Petit's Tearoom for Chapter DD members. Twenty five attended the general meeting at Mrs. Chauncey's home, with reports on Cottey College Nevada Mo 271 students and 29 foreign graduates. UNESCO Round the World Dinner planned for Oct 9 at Erie Federated Church with twelve foreign students expected.
Circle 1 hosted by Mrs. George Garrison discussed Conversations on the Middle East with lesson by Mrs. D A Finney and devotions by Mrs EE Lewis. Circle 2 at Mrs Frank Rush’s home featured Luke and the Parables with devotions by Mrs Kelley and missions prayer by Mrs B M Dunham. Circle 3 at Mrs O D Nelson’s home opened with Our Purposes and Lord's Prayer with lessons on Conversations and the Position of Women in the Middle East. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs Klint Johnson covered Luke’s Parables with devotions by Mrs L P Burris and Luke and the Miracles by Mrs E O Morris.
Mrs Ira Grogan led the Wednesday WMS session at United Brethren in Christ church with devotions and a lesson on Educational Work in Honduras. Oswald Smith paper presented by Mrs Vincent and round table on tithe stewardship followed by planning for Christmas program and guest speaker Onita Sewell.
Announcement notes a change to family night from Thursday to the first Sunday each month. Mrs H H McCall to be hostess in November. Eleven members were present.
Marian Martin offers a free flowing back design in wool tweed crepe or cotton bright red or black. Pattern 9353 for Misses sizes 10 through 18. size 16 requires 22 yards of 54 inch fabric. Send fifty cents plus six cents for first class mail to Marian Martin pattern dept in The Chanu te Tribune.
Mrs. W. T. Blackwood of Buffalo hosted the UCT Auxiliary gathering with Mrs. Walter Davis assisting. Emmet Bolze presided as nine members and six guests attended. The group worked on an afghan, then enjoyed refreshments. Next meeting set with Mrs. J. C. Shinn and Myrtle Sherman co hosting a noon covered dish dinner.
Mrs. Clarence Cross hosted a Savonburg Methodist Missionary Society gathering. Mrs. Roy Singer led devotions and presided as nine members enjoyed refreshments. Plans were made for evangelistic meetings in the church from October 19 to 26, with lessons by Mrs. R. W. Walquist on The Bible and you.
Rebekah Lodge and OCD Fellows hail at 7 30 p m. Chanute Laddie Club and Duplicate Bridge Club host events at Tioga Hotel and Murray Hill PTA meets at 7 30 p m. Read the advertisements.
Community brief highlights include a Chili Supper at St Paul Lutheran Church, fund drive events at Grace Episcopal and Big Creek Methodist churches, and WSCS quilting activities. Also noted are travel for church conference delegates James Cooper and Kenneth Olson, and local students pledging social sororities at Pittsburg State College.
The column lists upcoming church trips and services including Rev. George C. Crockatt preaching in Hillsdale and communion rites at First Presbyterian. It notes meetings of Victory HDU and Choral Airs, dismissals for several residents, a traffic citation for speeding with a $14 bond, and multiple grass fires at Whitehead Kennels and Vilas Oscar Larson’s buildings with no major damage.
An outbreak of grass fires along the Santa Fe railroad right of way west of Chanute yesterday afternoon caused three runs by the fire department and the destruction of two storage sheds owned by Oscar Larson at Vilas. Sheds burned after catching from the first grass fire and contained a quantity of goods.
Daily Transcript records two admittances yesterday at Neosho Memorial Hospital Mrs Donald Cornell 1930 S Evergreen medical and Stephen F Weiner 823 S Highland medical Dismissals include Mrs Melvin Yarnell Eric Mrs Eben Claus Eric and Herman Bell Iola with limited details given
Fire crews responded to a grass blaze near the Whitehead dog farm on K39 west of Chanute at 1:22 p.m. and again at 2:00 p.m. Watch was kept at Chanute airport from 2:50 p.m. until after 5 p.m. Fires appeared along the Chanute to US 75 right of way.
A baked food sale is scheduled for Tuesday evening from 5 30 to 8 00 o clock on October 7 with advertising reference 149 3t. Proceeds support a local cause through a community drive.
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