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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
3
In this reader letter column, Ann Landers gives blunt advice on aging, relationships, and social dilemmas. A husband worries his wife colors hair gold as she ages. another reader seeks guidance on a rival high school romance and discipline. a parent asks about a teen pregnancy and marriage legality. final note advises legal counsel and life choices.
The Dial Tribune lists a busy social schedule for Thursday October 22 with AAUW Orchid Buffet at 6:30 p.m. and multiple group gatherings including Young Republicans Home Savings Association Lounge 8 p.m. United Presbyterian Women's Sewing Group at the church 9 p.m. Mary Dell Paint Club Maple Lest Tea Room 9 a.m. and other clubs at various times and locations across the city. Friday October 29 entries include TOPS Determinettes Kansas 1:30 p.m. CWF Executive Committee First Christian Church 1:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Memorial Building rides arranged by HE 1.1992 and additional meetings at First Methodist Church Country Club and Rebekah Lodge among others.
Tuesday evening Cosmos Study Club gathered at 501 Highland for a meeting led by vice president Mrs Iva Dent. Mrs Cordner and Mrs Nolan Carrier presented the musical program and a piano medley while chrysanthemums and fall foliage decorated the serving table.
Mrs H Craig Graham spoke on foreign impressions without fax figs or fates to the Modern Study Club. Mrs Dorothy Wilson hosted 15 members and four guests at 19 S Forest. Mrs Alex Mih explained the Cha nute Junior College tax levy. Coffee and dessert were served by Mrs Wilson.
Members of the 20th Century Study Club gathered at Mrs. Leo Gottlieb’s home at 101 S Tennessee on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. E Null presided, devotions were led by Mrs. Howard Parsons, and Mrs. F H Dugan presented Water for the World Its Sources Uses and Waste. Mrs Gottlieb served a dessert course to 10 members. Mamie Hayes will host on November 17.
Dr. Margaret Wolf led the prayer group before the Wesleyan Service Guild dinner at First Methodist Church. The Christian social relations committee presented Our Children and Theirs with talks by Sue So, Esther Wong on Thailand childhood and family relations, and Imogene Dolan on the United Nations Unity and Diversity. A covered dish dinner followed. guests included Miss So, Miss Wong, Dorothy Kunkel of Emporia and Mrs Hal Davis.
Monte Faye McIntyre and Raymond E. Barnett were married in a double ring ceremony at St. Peter's Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. W. T. Niermeier. Attendants Charlotte Pollman and SPEC 5 Larry Laver. Barnett works at the Co op in Humboldt.
Mrs. H Craig Graham shared a tale of her spring trip to Europe with Round Table Study Club members in the Heritage Room of the library. Refreshments for 11 guests were arranged by Mrs. Richard Kidwell with fall flowers. Mrs. W M Haines led the meeting. At Sorosis Club, hostess Mrs Alfred Petterson welcomed 11 members with devotion by Mrs Ida White. Petterson read two articles, Moment of Silence by Ann Cibulla and Gods Miracles by Phillip Cleveland, before post meeting refreshments.
Princess Margaret arrives in London to view a John Osborne play at a theater, her hairstyle prompting comparisons to the Beatles and drawing attention from onlookers and photographers.
Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion gathered Monday night in the Auxiliary room with 24 present. Hostesses included Mrs. Floyd Kelley and others, a dessert course was served, and Mrs. Roy Williams presided. The group donated to the state's Christmas project and plans to help prepare the Auxiliary float for Veterans Day. Canasta winners were Mrs. Daisy Jordan, Mrs. Paul Wells, and Mrs. Lee Francis.
The Ladies of Elks played cards at their club rooms Tuesday night. Bridge high went to Mrs C L Fisher with low to Mrs Nezzell Cowen. Pinochle winners were Mrs Tommy Anderson high, Mrs Glen Kaufman second, and Mrs Elmer Wehlage low. Mrs Anderson received the door prize. A short business meeting was led by Mrs Kaufman. Sandwiches and coffee were served by the committee. A Nov 17 meeting will be a covered dish dinner for husbands.
The Magic Circle Hairdressers Association held a meeting in Iola on Monday night. New officers installed were Bernice Schlechting of Yates Center as president, Beverly Mintz of Chanute as vice president, Mrs Earl Loveaul of Chanute as secretary, and Mrs Jean Mann of Iola as treasurer. Attendees from Chanute included Clarence Bower, Jack Colhorn, William Gerkin, Boyd Moon, Loveaul, Bernard Smith, Chris Coots, Ruth Whitworth, Ben Nelson, Marjorie Talmadge, Joyce Frankenberg, Mintz, and Roberta Richards.
Mrs. Royce Wells chairs the Women’s Division of the Chanute Chamber of Commerce as 27 members hear plans for the annual tea honoring Chanute teachers. Tea is set for November 10 from 3:15 to 5:15 in the First National Bank community room with Chamber invites to local teachers. The group also plans Halloween art display windows and a flower basket project led by Mrs. Howard Wilson.
The Independence District of the WSCS met at First Methodist Church Tuesday with 258 women from 43 societies. Speaker Mrs. Paul Burres of Baxter Springs addressed on Summoned. Marion Conrow spoke on Korea and Mrs. William Sailors shared Japan images. Luncheon by local group.
The Ladies Auxiliary Patriarch Militant held its regular session Tuesday in JOOF Hall with Mrs. E. E. Biggs presiding. Mrs. Jean Lance reported on the department association meeting held in Manhattan last week as members from Iola Fort Scott and Chanute attended and enjoyed refreshments provided by Belle Milby.
El Dorado Kansas AP reports El Dorado High School drama teacher Russell Butler faces a classroom dilemma with 15 female students in a class and no boys to fill male roles. The article notes the challenge of casting and potential solutions being considered.
Members of the Deborah Circle of the First Methodist Church met at 418 N Highland Tuesday evening. Mrs Dave Evans presided and the lesson Their Children and Ours was given by Mrs Dick Smith. Refreshments from a cornucopia decorated table were served to 17 members with Mrs Evans pouring assisted by Mrs H E Campbell and Mrs John Akins.
Mrs. Noah of Altoona was honored at a Tuesday morning coffee hosted by sister Mrs. Gary Lantz at 110 W. Ash. Attending were Noah’s classmates who graduated with her, including Mrs. Bill Hosselt Mrs. Ronald Sutcliffe and Mrs. Harvey Young.
Local Chanute items feature in the Tribune with community notes, school events, and city updates for Wednesday, October 21, 1964, including civic notices and upcoming activities affecting residents.
CWE Guild meets Mrs Charles Arnett at 537 North Highland with 12 members of the CWF Guild. Mrs Etta Hanson presided. Lesson Rosie and the Card File was given by Mrs May Allison. Devotions by Mrs Lorens Nelson. Refreshments served.
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