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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1959

Page

3

Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights Domestic Woes

A selection of reader questions covers nocturnal harm and marital tensions including a husband who strikes in his sleep linked to past memories of a rival, a mother-in-law living at home causing chaos at dinner, and a naming conflict for a expected child. The column offers candid guidance and practical steps while noting religious remains. The chess theme appears in a separate card about a Bridge club session.

Ann Leonard Leon Ann Landers Black and Blue

Duplicate Players Begin Friday Club

Lee Judy reports on a Friday club start with a duplicate players format. The fragment mentions cards and hands including suits and ranks, indicating a bridge or card game session. The sparse text references deals and scores suggesting a casual club night kickoff.

Ann Prince Charming J. Frank Jones Lee Judy Robert Allen Fred L. Johnson Maude Hudson Maude Gilliland Floyd Johnson Jo Payne Kenneth Brock Lou Neely Robert Ward J. M. Shively George Eaton Wilma Highfill Charles Broadwell Corwin Smith Clyde Bloomheart

Modern Etiquette Questions and Bridal Ritual Clarifications

Reader asks about who buys a cedar chest for a fiancé and about using Jr. on a husband’s name. Answers: brides own the cedar chest and linens. Jr. is inappropriate due to middle name difference. white bridal veil remains appropriate. pattern notes and half size dress guidance. godparent choice for own child is optional.

Ann Joseph, Jr Walter R. Clark Walter C. Clark Marian Mary Martin

Pattern Request Form For Marian Martin Mail

A pattern order directs sending fifty cents per pattern to Marian Martin via The Cha nute Tribune Pattern Dept. Addressed to 132 Weat 1th St New York 11 NY. Print plainly NAME ADDRESS with size SEAR, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER.

Marian Martin Chanute Tribune Weat 1Th St New York N. Y

Baby Names Recorded In Local Birth Notices

The list records several births at Neosho Memorial Hospital with parents and birth dates. Floyd Alan, Jon Gregory, Timothy, Susan Annette, Steven Alan, Debra Kay are named as newborns with their parentage and home addresses.

Floyd Alan Eugene Lee Stark Neosho Memorial Hospital Jon Gregory Nathan G. Greathouse Schilling Air Force Base Salina Schilling Hospital Timothy John G. Borjas N. Santa Fe Susan Annette Don Hawley S. Grant Steven Alan Wayne Studebaker Earlston Debra Kay Richard Markham S. Highland Kurt Alan

4 H Club News Willing Workers at Hillcrest School

The Willing Workers 4 H Club met October 6 at Hillcrest School with 30 members and seven new members. President Roger Fickel presided. leaders include Bill Guy and Mrs Rex King. Projects covered foods clothing photography electricity.

Willing Hillcrest School Roger Fickel Bill Guy Rex King Forrest Frederick Glenn Neely Earl Barnhart Joe Goltry Lynnta Swiler Jeanne Guy Mary King Junior Stipp Janice Barnhart Kenneth Swiler Harold Stroud Dick Neely Clarence Stipp

Scout Pack 3 Den 3 Meet After School in Methodist Church

Scout News notes Den 3 and Pack 3 met after school in the Methodist church scout room. Boys made boats and refreshments were served to eight cubs, one guest Mrs Oscar Bell and den mother Mrs Robert Rains. The meeting closed with the living circle.

Methodist Church Larry Bell Oscar Bell Robert Rains

Social clubs schedule and meetings listed for Tuesday and Wednesday

Multiple organizations announce meetings at Tioga Hotel Masonic Temple and churches with times from 7:30 pm to 2:30 pm. Groups include Women's Investment Club 198 percent, Lincoln PTA, Hulda Parker chapter OFS, Ladies of GAR, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Belles Lettres Reading Club, Quest Club, Art and Literature Club, FAF Club, and various Women’s circles and chapters with addresses in Tioga Park Steuben and other local venues.

Tioga Hotel Lincoln Pta Hulda Parker OFS Masonic Temple Ladies of Gar Memorial Building Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall Belles Lettres Maple Leaf Quest Club Fred A Johnson W. Bim Joe Balch Larson John W. Reep W. Beech Tioga Esther Women's Society of World Service Evangelical United Brothern Church Myrtle Moffatt Kansas Women of Grace Episcopal Church St. Mary's Charles Broadwell Steuben Margaret's Mra W. Lind Christian Women's Fellowship Christian Church Sunflower Women's Society of Christian Service The First Methodist Church

Mrs Wasser Hosts Hobby Club Meeting

Mrs J R Wasser of 115 N Evergreen hosted a Friday afternoon Hobby club gathering for nine members. Mrs E P Gibson presided and read the poem Friends while Mrs Frank Hotchkiss led the lesson Hobbies. Refreshments were served at a round chrysanthemum centered table with lit candelabra.

J. R. Wasser N. Evergreen Hobby Club E. P. Gibson Frank Hotchkiss

Elks Honor 22 Birthdays at Covered Dish Dinner

Twenty two birthdays were honored by the Elks club at a covered dish dinner Saturday evening. A card party followed with winners in bridge, pinoche, canasta for both women and men.

The Elks Club Joe Sterner John Oglesbee Fred C. Heinze Maude Hudson C. A. Duerson Opal Osterfelt J. Wasser Elmer Nichols Earl Trussell Bob Kent Carl Wortman Nezzell Cowen Charles Vierth LaVergne Wing George Wittich F. A. Prosser Buford Allen Russ Browning Gerald Gifford Roy Wiles Kent Larry O'Connell Hazel Williams Cowen Louis Eaton Fred Heinze Roy Slater A. G. Endsley Lee Schuster Canasta Lester Somers Mildred Propst Lester Sommers

Republican Women Plan District Event in Sedan

Third District Republican Women hear Mrs. Aileen Henry Oskaloosa state vice chairman on politics from a woman's view at fall meeting in Sedan October 17. Mrs. C. Y. Semple Baxter Springs national committeewoman also on program with coffee at 10 a.m. and luncheon at Kenny's Cafe at 1 p.m. Reservations by October 14 with Mrs. Floyd Casement. Luncheon tickets priced at 1.52.

Aileen Henry Oskaloosa Sedan C. Y. Semple Baxter Springs Ray Estes Third District Kenny's Cafe Floyd Casement

White Shrines Meet for School

A School of Instruction for members of District 1 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem was held Saturday at the Masonic Temple. Shrines from Pittsburg Fort Scott Parsons Neodesha and Chanute attended with Chanute serving dinner. Distinguished guests included Don C Beach Chanute past supreme watchman and others. about 135 people attended.

Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple Pittsburg Fort Scott Parsons Neodesha Chanute Floyd Kelley Chanute Shrine Don C Beach Supreme Watchman of Shepherds R. H. Phillips Bernard Newby Rachel Leist Material Objective District 1 Ford Johnson Supreme Mileage and

Stark Home Demonstration elects new officers

Mrs. Melvin Morley was re elected president of the Stark Home Demonstration unit at a recent meeting. New officers include Mrs. Bill Haddan as vice president Mrs. Louis Beggs as secretary Mrs. Willard Fox as secretary and treasurer Mrs. Bennett Haddan and public relations Mrs. Don Sailors. Crafts Day activities were shared and a community project report was given. Refreshments were served to seven members and six children. The next meeting is set for Nov 12 with Mrs. Wilfred Franklin.

STARK Melvin Morley Stark Home Bill Haddan Louis Beggs Willard Fox Bennett Haddan Don Sailors Wilfred Franklin

Rainbow Unit Elects H M Kemmerer President

Rainbow Home Demonstration unit members elected H M Kemmerer as president at the Friday meeting. Officers include J M Gordon as vice president A O Dimon secretary Ernest Stemple treasurer and C S Eckard reporter. A UNESCO dinner invitation was read for Oct 24 in Erie and Nov 6 is the township election and achievement day in Erie.

H. M. Kemmerer Rainbow Home C. G. Shippy S. Plummer J. M. Gordon A. O. Dimon Ernest Stemple C. S. Eckard Unesco Erie Marjorie Price Foundation Eckard

VFW District Meeting Held in Independence

The Third District convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary met in Independence over a Saturday and Sunday. Hosts were the Devlon Dix Post and Auxiliary of Independence with Mrs. Felix Roberts presiding over women's sessions. Attendees from Chanute included Commander William J. Althaber and Auxiliary members led by H. M. Wilmoth and K. W. Raney among others.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Independence Devlon Dix Felix Roberts Chanute VFW John Oglesbee Maxine Wallace Neodesha Ruby Petty Coffeyville Juanita Luce Winfield Myrtle Meyers William J. Althaber Howard Dobson Jeff Bilyeu Mines H. M. Wilmoth K. W. Raney Robert Willan H. J. Rauhoff Whity Wilson

Guest Night Observed by Hannah Circle of EUB Church

The Hannah circle of the Women's Society of World Service held guest night Thursday in the church annex with Mrs. Edina Shrohm and Mrs. Bessie Brady as hostesses. A lesson titled The Church's Mission in the Kentucky Highlands was presented by Mrs. Bohling, maps showing Cumberland and Red Bird districts were displayed, and 15 members plus five guests attended with a covered dish dinner planned for the next meeting.

Hannah Circle Women's Society of World Service Evangelical United Brothern Church Edina Shrohm Bessie Brady Church Salem Evangelical United Brothern Church Strohm Richard Bohling Kentucky Highlands Cumberland Red Bird Kentucky EUB

Baptist Class Chooses Nominating Committee

Amy Osgood J R Myers and Ida Lisemore were appointed to the nominating committee at a meeting of the Christian Culture class of the First Baptist church. The class met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ernest Smith. Mrs Axel Anderson presided and Mrs Fred Mullen gave the devotions The Window Sill in Heaven Refreshments were served to 21 members by Mrs Smith and committee Mmes Mullen Harvey Wood W J Hosselt Bert James and Cari Jackson.

Scraps Into Apron Pattern Offer From Brooks

A Crochet era sewing advertisement promotes Scraps Into Apron pattern 7473 with embroidery transfers and six cents added for first class mail. It urges readers to send thirty five cents to The Chande Tribune Arte Dept New York for pattern pieces and transfers.

Alice Brooks

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