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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
3
Reader defends birth out of wedlock as a common occurrence not unconventional. Letters critique Ann Landers for calling such events unconventional and advise readers on perfectionism and social attitudes. asks for her new book and problem submissions to The Chanute Tribune.
Readers are invited to enjoy Tots themed embroidery with busy motifs in gay colors. The notice offers Pattern 7093 with 12 motifs sized 4 x 5 4 inches for pillow tops pictures curtains linens and more. Ordered via The Chanate Tribune Household Arts Dept Old Chelsea Station New York dl. %. Read 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing for 1 pattern or 25 cents more for six copies of the Alice Brooks Catalogue.
Members of the Presbyterian Women's association met yesterday in four circles. Circle 1 at 301 S Plum with 11 members and one guest heard devotions and a lesson on Problems of Evangelism. Circle 2 at 307 N Grant also had 11 members with devotions on Luke and a lesson from Evangelism. Circle 3 at 930 S Highland hosted 11 members with Luke's Parables and a Middle East study chapter. Circle 4 at 2018 Plummer featured Luke and the Social Outcasts with seven members and a dessert. Next meetings set as luncheon October 1 and a future circle at Mrs Paul Elliott's.
Coral Darlene Wickizer and Harvey Jay Sloan married August 22 in Fredonia. The bride, wore a blue ballerina dress with beige accessories. Sloan, from Altoona area, is in the Navy stationed in California. They plan to live at 520 F Avenue Apt 6 National City California.
Christine Henrietta Anderson and Pfc. Jack R. Buzzard wed August 24 at Thayer Christian Church. Officiant Don Renken led a double ring ceremony with Yellow and white gladiolus decor. Family members served as ushers and attendants. a church reception followed.
The wedding party included cousins and friends from Parsons and many out of town guests such as Warren Waldron Lana Lea Doug Boulder Cole Louis Marie Rogers Louisburg Mrs John Clet Chanute C L Aken Fort Scott Sylvia Lange Independence Jack R Buzzard Ester Crawford Claude Cooper Laura DeWeese Charlies R Ha kill Herman Drake Oren Morgan Kenneth Spragins Don Crawford East St Louis Till Howard Roberts Neosho Treva Welch Opal Pendergrass Robert Gil ham Wichita Truman Borghardat Pittsburg Arthur Hill Arthur Hill Jr Tom Gaddis Parsons B A Hammack Kenneth Hammack Roger Kansas City and more, as they planned their home in Cedarvale. The bride’s cousin Patti Hill kept the guest book. The groom’s wife teaches home economics. Buzzard is in Fort Riley.
The Grant Avenue WMS program last night featured devotions by Mrs. Esther Erickson on Faith and a musical performance by Mrs. Bob Herman and Mrs. Blaine Marks. Mrs. Ellie Belt directed a short play with Marjorie Algers, Marcia Sandburg, Lucille Clark, and Sherry Belt among the cast. Refreshments were served to 60 guests by the refreshments committee including Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss and others.
Members of the Women's Missionary Prayer Band met Wednesday with Mrs. Carl McGill. Guest Mrs. Jim Thrasher led the prayer while vice president Mrs. Amanda Johnson presided. Missionary letters were read and Mrs. Andrew Erickson gave devotions. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for Oct 1 with Mrs. Tilford Ames at 2 p.m.
Nancy Wilson presided Tuesday evening in the Memorial building for a Les Des club meeting. Linda Campbell was chosen corresponding secretary Virginia Lantz was song leader and Janice Carlson float chairman. Sponsors are Mrs. Jim Sheridan and Mrs. Burt Campbell. The meeting closed with the club song. Next meeting set for 6 30 p m September 8 in the Memorial building.
Lois L Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward N Nelson Manhattan and Donald K Brinkman son of Mr and Mrs George J Brinkman Humboldt were married August 10 at St Luke s Lutheran Church Manhattan Rev Rosenkoetter officiated The bride wore Chantilly lace gown with scalloped neckline and cap sleeves and carried white rosebuds with orchid on a white Bible The groom s sister Karen Brinkman Humboldt was flower girl and Gary O Neal Manhattan was ring bearer A reception followed at the church
Brinkman, a Kan sas State College graduate and member of Beta Sigma Psi, will teach agricultural instruction at Severy High School this fall. She is a member of Alpha Xi Delta social sorority and will teach kindergarten in Severy.
Mrs Buford Fisher delivered Christ's Message for Today at the First Methodist WSCS meeting. Mrs Art Holmes opened. Highlights from the May Fifth Assembly in St Louis were shown by Mrs Klingner with slides. 69 members and guests attended. events upcoming include a Sept 8 covered dish dinner and a Sept 9 Seminary at Altamont.
Friday events include Dorothea L Dixtent Memorial building at 2 30 p m and LS of B of LF and E at Odd Fellows hall 2 p m Ladies Day Bridge at Chanute Country Club 1 30 p m Wilson class at Methodist church 10 a m Laurel Mothers club at Mrs Bill Benson 310 S Rutter 1 30 p m Saturday features Do Si Do Square Dance at Alcott School 7 p m
A reader asks for wallpaper removal methods and is advised that several approaches exist. One recommended technique is to mix alum into warm water to loosen adhesive, applying the solution to the wallpaper to aid stripping.
Pattern notice instructs washing to prep and whiten, then paper peels easy when dry. Includes Misses sizes Small to Large, yardage 35 inches for Medium, price thirty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern first class. Mail to Marian Martin care of The Compute Tribune Pattern Dept. 232 West Path St New York NY. Pete prints name and address with zone size and style number.
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