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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1958
Page
3
The piece explores why women cry, detailing physiological processes from arousal to tear drainage and runny noses. It notes crying can be beneficial for emotional balance and mental well being, contrasting male social conditioning that discourages tears with examples of famous men who cried.
A Chanute Tribune home arts note advertises pattern 7147 for a cap and mitten outfit for girls ages 4-6 and 8-10 in long double crochet with crocheted blossoms. Directions, price, and postage details are given, plus a 1959 Alice Brooks Needle Craft Catalog offer with a cutout doll activity and coloring clothes.
Wednesday and Thursday listings for 1968 social clubs and church groups. Friendly Thimble Club hosts Hallo ween party at 7 30 p m. Sunflower chapter CES Masonic Temple. BPW club dinner at Tioga Hotel 6 45 p m. Chancel choir at Methodist church 5 36 p m. Sunflower HDU dessert 1 30 p m. Cottage Grove Ladies Aid rural Humboldt afternoon. Holly Mothers club Tearoom event at 415 Lincoln 2 p m. Bridge club at 1 30 p m Central.
Ann Landers counsels on family rifts at weddings and a widow seeking dating guidance. A pushy second wife caused conflict at a relative’s wedding album photo. A widow asks if a man should pay her babysitter. Landers warns against financial favors. A wife asks about using her car for relatives while husband sleeps. Landers defends her independence and car access.
Altamont Girard McCune Pittsburg West Mineral Neodesha and Midway are mentioned. Miss Wing is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Wing of the High Prairie neighborhood.
A Sunday family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stewart in Coffeyville honored Ray E. Summers of Vallejo California. Attendees included the Meekers, Nolands, Camp, Reed, Witt, Birdsong, and Stewart families from Chanute Bartlesville Raytown Grove Parsons Pittsburg and Coffeyville.
Carolyn Wing of Midway High School has been elected representative from this area to the state Inter-Club council of the Y-Teens at an area conference in Neodesha last week. Representatives from 14 areas will form the state planning board for Dear Ann.
A Fall ceremonial for the Golden Shrine of Jerusalem was held Friday at the Masonic Temple with about 85 present for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Ralph Fleming and John Burris presided in the east along with distinguished guests and visitors from Neodesha Fort Scott Parsons Coffeyville and Bartlesville. About 200 attended the meeting.
Mrs Roy Healy was elected president of the Choral Aires in a meeting held yesterday at High Prairie church. Mrs Roscoe Offenbacker was chosen vice president and Mrs Louis Erb as secretary treasurer.
Kathrine Pesek reports that Mrs. W. T. Blackwood the pianist and Mrs. Oliver Thompson the director helped welcome several new members at the meeting. A social hour followed and the next gathering was set for 1 30 p.m. October 27 at the church.
A Sunday family reunion gathered at the Walter Ford home in Benedict. Numerous relatives and in laws from Benedict, Fredonia, Piedmont, Towanda, Gridley, Altoona, Alderwood, Bartton, Chanute and other areas attended, including Mattix and Ford families and spouses.
Mrs Booe, state president of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority, attended Zone 2 meetings in Prairie Village. Beta Tau chapter hosted and Ruth Carter served as zone chairman. Booe led the pledge pin ceremony for five new members.
Presiding official Lou Patton, state auditor, was present at the evening meeting and dessert period, joining the officials in the local event.
Best Yet 4-H club announces leaders Fred Malson crops Earl Reinhardt tractor maintenance Walter Poor live stock Mrs John Naughton Cooking I and II Mrs Lloyd Rensing sewing Mrs Harold Redburn home improvement Mrs Lloyd Whitworth sewing Louis Feld woodworking plus Lyle and Walter Poor as club leaders A planning meeting set for 7 30 p m November 6 at Cremona School with junior leadership by Stephen Fickel and demonstrations on jack o lantern making Donna Keenan music by Marilyne Brmke health by Marlene Feld safety by Gary Redburn parliamentary practice by Danny Fickel recreation by Phyliss Rensing.
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