Shirley Ann Koester III Engaged to Phillip Pugh
Mr and Mrs George Koester announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Ann to Phillip Pugh son of Mr and Mrs Leon Pugh Fort Scott Miss Koester a 1962 Iola High School graduate employed at Oil Patch Pump and Supply Co Pugh a 1963 Fort Scott High School graduate employed at the White Grill A spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koester
N. Forest
Shirley Ann
Phillip Pugh
Leon Pugh
Fort Scott
Miss Koester
Iola High School
Oil Patch Pump and Supply Co
Fort Scott High School
Pugh
White Grill
Fair Theme For Meeting Of St. Cecilia
The St. Cecilia Music Club met in the Federation Room with the theme Come to the Fair. A noon basket dinner featured balloon decor and harvest motifs. Members heard performances by Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Petterson, and Mrs. McMurray led business discussions about hosting a district meeting in Fort Scott on Oct. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Music Club
Federation Room
O. H. Cunningham
Dave Petterson
Handel
W. H. McMurray
Fort Scott Music Study Club
Fort Scott
John Mull
St. Cecilia Club
God
Watts
Paul Haight
Leo Gottlieb
Social Calendar Dial Tribune Wednesday Events
Friendly Thimble Club at Mrs Lovelle Dawson 1015 N Grant Wilson class party Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 7 30 United Presbyterian Women at church 2 p m Builders Class Presbyterian Mrs Del bert Taylor 329 W Main 7 30 Queen Esther Class Christian Church 2 p m First Baptist Church Women's Mission Society in circles Charlotte Worley Mrs Nora Ellison 205 S Kansas 2 p m Edith Thompson Mrs s Fairchild 1307 S Santa Fe 2 p m Marjorie Sharp Mrs Leser Zaffrow 1302 W Third 2 p m Grace Hill Mrs Fred Ingram 618 W Elim 2 p m Thursday Oct Chapter CO of PEO Bruce Burris 1101 W Second 1 30 Rural Homemakers HD unit Mrs William Deen 1724 St Malcolm 1 p m Girl Scout Neighborhood meeting Methodist church scout room 9 a m Rural Grange Meeting Rural School p m Junior F eree Club Federation Room 7 30 Thursday Grider Club Pine Room Tioga p m Friendly Neighbors Club Mrs Joe Wehlage 115 N Grant 10 a m ADD TO WED CAL Roosevelt PTA Study Group Mrs Vernon Brinkmeyer 1708 S Central 9 a m Queen Esther Class Christian Church covered dish lunch 12 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Thimble Club
Lovelle Dawson
N. Grant
Om Wilson
Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Delbert Taylor
W. Main
Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Women’s Mission Society
Charlotte Worley
Nora Ellison
Kansas
PEO
Bruce Burris
Homemakers HD
Willam Deen
St. Malcolm
Rural Grange
Federation
Pine Room
Tioga
P.m
Friendly Neighbors
Joe Wehlage
Cal
Roosevelt Pta
Vernon Brinkmeyer
S. Central
State Sen Meyers Speaks to Students at College Theater
State Sen Wade Meyers of Emporia addressed the Student Education Association gathering in the Junior College Little Theater on Monday. He spoke about what he called the failures of the educational system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Student Education Association
Wade Meyers
Emporia
Christmas Card Etiquette Debate Settled by Ann Landers
Dear readers, etiquette favors the woman first on printed cards with signatures. The columnist notes 84 days to Christmas and suggests hand signing for the husband’s preference. The norm remains that the person signing for two should place the other’s name first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Dorothy
Play Dick Whittington to be staged at high school
AAUW backs a Thursday performance of Dick Whittington and His Cat at the high school auditorium by the National Children's Theatre Association. The 7:30 p.m. show lasts about one hour and tickets are at the door. Parents are urged to attend with children and read the book beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Whittington
National Children’s Theatre Association
American Association of University Women
Mary-Martha Guild Features Dinner at Church Parlor
The Mary-Martha Guild of the Presbyterian church held a covered dish dinner in the church parlor with flowers and fall foliage as decorations. Devotions titled Stranger in Exile were by Mrs. Mamie Hayes and a lesson on Race and Politics in South Africa was given by Mrs. L. P. Garrison. The meeting announced district gatherings on Oct. 24 and 25, with 18 members and six guests present including Mrs. Blanche Ward of Washington DC and Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Francis of Ft. Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Mamie Hayes
L. P. Garrison
South Africa
W. A. Goolsbee
Blanche Ward
Washington, D. C
Lee R. Francis
F. C. Cooley
Ft. Worth
Tex
Reuben Burkman
First Lady to Visit Marrakech Amid Regional Unrest
Mrs John F Kennedy will press ahead with her Morocco vacation visit in Marrakech despite fighting near Algeria Mor oc can border about 300 miles away. The President's wife plans to continue touring sites and meeting local officials during the trip, signaling resilience in regional affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrakech
Morocco
John F. Kennedy
Family Reunion Held In Christiansen Home
A family reunion took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Christiansen at 303 S. Santa Fe on Sunday. Attendees included multiple families and relatives from Missouri, Arkansas, and Tennessee, with several listed by name and location. Ray Christiansen and his sons visited in late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiansen
Ernest Christiansen
S. Santa Fe
Marvin Christiansen
Karl Noel
Margery Range
Nevada
George Noel
Margaret Bell
Kilda
Pamela Riley
Dick Noel
Bronough
Ray Adlesperger
Dick Adlesperger
el Dorado
John Reed
Arcadia
Erwin Conrad
Stuttgart
Ark
Charles Rittman
Nashville
First Lady Unfazed by Atlas Conflict, Ferguson Says
U S Ambassador John H. Ferguson reports the First Lady knows about the clash beyond the Atlas Mountains but remains untroubled. The remark frames calm handling at top levels amid mounting regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Mountains
U.S
John H. Ferguson
Catholic Women Meet at St Paul in Wichita Diocese
The Parsons Deanery Council of Catholic Women held its third quarterly meeting at St Francis Hall, St Paul. National Director Mrs Monica Olden spoke on national council work, while Diocesan President Mrs Ed ward McLeod discussed Wichita local efforts. Guest Mrs Dennis Dullae, president elect, attended and Sister May Angelica of Paola shared Mexico exchange slides. Attendees from Chanute included Mrs John Lofthouse, Mabel Carlos, John Alonzo, Ralph Boaz, and Grace Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons Deanery Council of Catholic Women
St. Francis Hall
St. Paul
Monica Olden
Wichita
Kansas
Edward McLeod
Wichita Council
Dennis Dullae
May Angelica
Paola
Mexico
Chanute
John Lofthouse
Mabel Carlos
John Alonzo
Ralph Boaz
Grace Carroll
Women's Page News Guide for Chanute Tribune 1963
The Chanute Tribune outlines how to submit women’s page items, with calendar listings from yearbooks, deadlines, and rules. It covers naming married women with husbands, completion of items before calling, and news value timing for general public relevance.
Joy Conn Hostess To Sub Deb Club
Joey Conn hosted the Sub Debs club gathering at her home on R. 2 Monday evening Judy Perkins led the business meeting Two committees were formed to update downtown display windows Karol Jeffers and Linda Ranz chairing committees including Doris Diver Nancy Pennington Nancy Roberts Betty McGrath Jill Truitt Coda Briley Marilyn Arthur and Donna Small Paula Whitworth chairs the hayrack ride weiner roast and barn dance Sweat shirts were distributed Refreshments served to 30 members and two sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Conn
R. 2
Judy Perkins
Karol Jeffers
Linda Ranz
Doris Diver
Nancy Pennington
Nancy Roberts
Betty McGrath
Jill Truitt
Coda Briley
Marilyn Arthur
Donna Small
Paula Whitworth
St Patrick’s Home School Association Meets for Optimism Talk
The St Patrick’s Home School Association held its monthly meeting at the school. President Philip Jensen introduced guest speaker Father David Cushing of Parsons who spoke on Optimism in Catholic Education. The sixth grade class won the prize for most parents in attendance. refreshments were served by ninth grade mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Sociation
Philip Jensen
David Cushing
Parsons
VFW Auxiliary Visits Wadsworth Hospital
The Cecil J. Meeker Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1654 visited Wadsworth Hospital Sunday. They donated pillows sewing kits books carpet rags and food items. Cupcakes were served gifts given to 90 men and attendees included Mmes. Melvin Webb Kenneth Raney Kenneth Reinhardt H J Rauhoff Howard Dobson Hillard Blume George Hanson O C Freedline Etta Hanson Clara Wilson and Gladys Franklin. Past members attending were Harry Johnson Melvin Webb Kenneth Raney and Howard Dobson. The Post donated cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil J. Meeker
Wadsworth Hospital
Mmes
Melvin Webb
Kenneth Raney
Kenneth Reinhardt
H. J. Rauhoff
Howard Dobson
Hillard Blume
George Hanson
O. C. Freedline
Etta Hanson
Clara Wilson
Gladys Franklin
Harry Johnson
The
Post
Laurel Mothers Club Picnic at Santa Fe Park
The Laurel Mothers Club held a Saturday family picnic at the South shelterhouse in Santa Fe Park. A gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groves for the year book. The hosting committee included Mrs. John Akers Mrs. Clyde Acree Mrs Jack Groves and Mrs Buford Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Mothers Club
South Shelterhouse
Santa Fe Park
Jack Groves
John Akers
Clyde Acree
Buford Allen
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Shirley AN
N Koester
Johnson Studio
Miss Koester III
Mmes. Gottlieb
Palmer Forslund
Murray
Lief Nelson
Osborn
A. B. Chauncey
Hollenshead
Miss Loy
Dial Tribune
Santa Fe
Koch Furniture
AAUW
Martha Hutton
Paul Parsons
Children’s Theater
Ann
Chanute Tribune
Dantzen's Jacquard Wool
Allen Monument Company
Chanute Tribune Pag
Women's Page News Guide
Joy Conn
Ellen Sheedy
Yates Center
Kansas State University
Manhattan
C. L. Sheedy
Home School Assn. of
St. Pat's
St. Patrick's Home School
Hans
VFW
Wadsworth
Laurel
National Newspaper Week
First National Bank
Dwight McCreight
Tribune
Dale Painter
First National Chanute
the Tribune
First National
Vitti
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