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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1958
Page
3
Ann Landers defends her pamphlet necking guidance, saying teens need limits and parental understanding. She advises parents to keep talk at home, not to provide explicit how to neck content, and notes teens already face natural urges. A second letter asks about a romantic rival. Landers suggests dropping the suitor.
Crochet pattern 7203 offers a year round tweedlike scarf style using worsted yarn and a large hook with waffle bands as trim. Directions fit Misses sizes 32 34 and 36 38. Send coins and 5 cents extra for first-class mail to The Chanate Tribune Household Arts Dept New York.
Mrs Harold Olson was elected president of the Vilas Homebuilders HDU at a Tuesday meeting with Mrs Ralph Winterrowd. Other officers include Mrs Marvin Olson as vice president and Mrs Dwight Olson as secretary, with Mrs Joseph Adelgren treasurer and Mrs Clement White PR chair.
The notice states a final clothing and textiles lesson will be presented at Vilas church on November 4. Members are asked to wear a basic dress with proper accessories.
Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted its annual Preferential Tea yesterday at Mrs. Sam Willis home 121 N Tennessee. Hostesses were Social committee members Mrs Kenneth Childers Mrs Carl North Mrs Robert Osborn Mrs Jim Waller and Jane Moore. Thirteen members and three pledges attended including Mrs M L Morton Mrs Ray Colvin of Chanute and Mrs Ralph Cox of Humboldt. Tea featured pink lace cloth yellow rose centerpiece miniature cakes tea and coffee. pours were by Mrs Bill Willis of Chanute and Mrs Baird Brinkmeyer of Humboldt. The next meeting will be the pledge ritual and dinner at Mrs Brinkmeyer’s home Thursday.
Mrs Ed Little Sr was elected president of the Chain Comers with Mrs Carter Brookhart assisting. Other officers chosen were Mrs Ralph Ellis vice president, Mrs Homer Erickson secretary, and Mrs S B Cummings treasurer. Officers to be installed Nov 13 for a six month term as about 35 members attended.
Rural Home makers HDU met Friday with Mrs Robert Lopeman presiding. Eight members responded to roll call. A nominating report was presented. officers listed include Lopeman president Morehead vice president White secretary treasurer Drury PR Kepley recreation. A booth at Achievement Day was approved and a safety talk and film were shown at Rural School by Police Chief Tom Morehead.
A notice lists attendees head, Mrs Velma Ogden, Mrs Cleora Grady, Mrs Lee Garman and 33 children. The next meeting is set for 1 30 p m November 7 with Mrs J S Jones 1318 S Highland. Mrs Marjorie Price will present the lesson Management of Your Clothing Dollar.
Community groups list events for Tuesday and Wednesday in Chanute including a Women's Investment Club at Tioga Hotel 7 30 p m. Chanute Culture Club. Roosevelt and Lincoln PTA meetings. Wilson class party. Presbyterian Women and other circles with times and host addresses.
Mrs. Gladys Franklin of 409 N Highland hosted the Miriam circle of the Rebekah Lodge on October 10. Vice president Mrs. Franklin presided in Mrs. Ethel Coxs absence. The group opened with Psalm 23 and closed with the Lord's Prayer. Next meeting is November 14 in the IOOF hall with Mrs. William Marvin and Mrs. Mable Pens as hostesses.
Mrs Laurel Yarnell presided at the Midway PTA meeting held October 1 at the school. Mrs Roy Anderson reported on the chuck wagon supper and PTA activities for the community.
The group announced a UNICEF drive as members hosted a community event with grades presenting songs and numbers. A free X ray screening will run in Buffalo from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. on Oct 15 and in Altoona on Oct 21 for residents over 20. Al Endres of Bell Telephone Chanute showed a science film Our Mr Sun. The fourth grade won a room prize for 50 percent attendance.
Rainbow HDU members meet Friday at 822 S Grant elect Mrs H M Kemmerer president with Mrs J M Gordon as vice president and other officers named. Thirteen members attend as Achievement Day on Nov 6 is announced and lessons on The Clothing Dollar are presented.
Five women from Chanute attended a Zone 3 meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha yesterday in Independence. Members of Beta Rho chapter of Independence were hosting.
Two brothers were injured in a crash in Missouri near Sedalia at the Hotel Booth area. One brother was a member of the Pio luncheon crowd.
Polly Faith chairing Zone 3 presided over a Columbus Day gathering themed around a miniature sail boat. Bev erly True performed a tap dance while Chanute attendees included Mrs. Scherel Booe state president Helen Willis Marcella LaSalle Mrs. Marion L. Cox Mrs. Tom Blancett and Mrs. Ed Thompson.
Mrs Gladys Eaton hosted a BPW coffee with about 35 members at the Tioga Hotel marking the end of National Business Women’s Week. Adah McCune read the club pledge and the group discussed symbols of harmony. A Chanute scholarship inquiry was read, and attendees planned future visits and reservations for the Oct 26 fall conference in Coffeyville.
A guidance column answers common social situations. It advises on verbals when meeting strangers, eating garnish and potato skin, mailing wedding notices, bridesmaid attire, and hospital visit gifts. Practical etiquette tips emphasize polite behavior, minimal explicit phrases, and thoughtful gestures.
Edward J. Wenski, 22, Independence, Mo., sustained a compound nose fracture and a finger injury. Robert A. Wenski, 19, Kansas City, Mo., suffered a slight concussion. They were returning from Fort Worth to Columbia when their car collided with a truck driven by James E. White of Sedalia, who escaped injury. The sports car was heavily damaged.
The Air Force prepared for three lunar probes after Pioneer failed to reach its target. Pioneer lifted from Cape Canaveral reaching 23 450 mph but fell short due to deviating trajectory and insufficient thrust. Ground teams attempted remote control rescue with a reserve rocket, but battery failures blocked the plan.
Arkansas Governor Faubus lost a bid for Supreme Court review of the injunction barring use of National Guardsmen at Little Rock Central High School in 1957. The court routinely refused to review, leaving the injunction and desegregation order in place after federal troops were later sent to protect students.
The Home Economics Department of the Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co. reports extensive testing over years finding no aluminum effect on vegetable flavor. They also offer a pancake tip advising rubbing the griddle with fine salt to prevent sticking.
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