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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
3
A citizen asks how to respond to xenophobic insults about foreigners. Ann Landers advises ignore the malcontent and notes most native-born Americans welcome immigrants. A second letter celebrates a long marriage despite criticism of wives who undress in closets. The columnist replies with candid guidance on tone and letters.
The library shelves overflow with new fiction and non fiction led by The New Face of War by Malcolm W Browne and The Liberation of Lord Byron Jones by Jesse Hill Ford. Other notable titles span history art and science with works by Lodge Highsmith and Gilroy among many.
Weekend guests include Dr. and Mrs. W A Myers Connie Edward and Vickie of Newton and Ira George Cole Susie of Neosho. Harvey Rhoades has returned from the Texas Magicians Convention in Dallas. John and Mrs Petterson flown from Des Moines after a highway crash hospitalization with their son Dave returning to Wentworth Academy.
Mrs. Agnes Zimmerman of 1003 West Main returned home from Boise Idaho where she visited her sister in law and her brother in Redmond Oregon Saturday evening. The Cottage Grove Ladies Aid will not hold a September meeting.
The Romine family reunion will be held Sunday in the north shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park. A basket dinner will be served at noon. All relatives and friends are invited.
The Maxwell family reunion is scheduled in the Altoona Rural High School lunch room on Sunday.
A 3 inch piece of vanilla bean flavors milk for custard. Scald the milk with the bean then remove and store the bean for re use.
Labor Day event at Chanute Country Club drew 24 couples. Chairing duties were shared by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson. Scores were tallied with low gross Mahlon Gray and Mrs. Keith Dodd posting 92. Various honors went to Arch Allen, Marjorie Cook, Pat Conn, and others along with special prizes for putts and No. 5 and No. 9 holes.
Mrs. Harry Lew spoke at the 25th anniversary of the WSCS of the Methodist Church in Buffalo Chanute. She discussed missions and supply work for the Independence District. Other notes include a district seminar announced for Oct. 18 and a 25th anniversary collection for retirees.
Descendants of Mr and Mrs Robert Steeves from the Three Mounds area gathered Sunday in the Home Savings Association lounge for an ann ual reunion. A basket dinner followed by ice cream was served by Robert Fraser with numerous Steeves relatives and friends listed among attendees.
The Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday night in the Home Savings Association lounge. Four tables played with above average scores: Mrs Ralph Caldwell and Bob Ward 31. Mrs Joe Payne and Fred Foster 30%. Mrs F G Hooker and Mrs W E Gillilan 25 44. Mrs H M Bauer and Mrs L W Mitchell 23.
The children of Mr and Mrs George W Mayfield invite relatives and friends to open house on Sunday from 2 to 5 at 1911 S Plum mer to honor their parents 50th anniversary. They have four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
The Ebert family reunion was held at Village Creek Community Center on Sunday with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included multiple Hutchison and Swanson relatives, the Ebert and Crownover families, and guests such as Dr. Bill LaRue and Paul Campbell.
Sunday Vilas LCW met at the church with Mrs. Herman Anderson speaking on Behind the Iron Curtain. Mrs. Weldon Gates gave devotions. Mrs. Elmer Anderson presided. An all day sewing day is set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. and the fall festival will be held Oct 26. A pot luck supper preceded the meeting with hostesses Mrs. Elmer Anderson and Mrs. Henry Nelson.
The Dial Tribune lists community gatherings for this week. Circles meet at various churches with times from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. including WSCS, WMU, and Women of Grace Episcopal Church. Clubs such as Neosho Valley Coin Club and Sunflower CES chapter host evening sessions, with dinners at the Tioga Hotel and the Masonic Temple.
Mrs Nelle Stevens R 3 entertained the Past Presidents of BPW Club Monday night at her home. Mrs Scherel Booe led the meeting and welcomed Merle Estes. Ruth Shannon became secretary and Adeline Fortney was initiated as a new member.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson begins a four day trip from Johnson City Texas to Grand Teton National Park Wyoming with daughter Linda. She will attend the dedication of gardens at the University of Denver before returning to Washington.
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