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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1962
Page
3
Color dominates fall fashion as dark and light tones mix with plaids and knits. Jewel collars and fur trims return with detachable collars for versatility, while wool, corduroy, and double knits feature in coats, skirts, and suits. The look emphasizes simple, washable fabrics, practical wardrobe options, and schoolgoing youth styles.
Presbyterian Women executive board led by Mrs. R J Burkmen meets at Highland 91 S. Hutton PTA studies grove with Mrs Wayne Cooper at Lincoln. Christian Women's Fellowship at Christian church. in circles Adan Elizabeth Plummer Martha Naomi Orpha rail of names with addresses in Highland, Barston and nearby areas. Esther group at Evangelical United Brethren church. Neosho Valley Coin Club at Memorial building. United Commercial Travelers Council and Auxiliary host covered dish dinner. Roosevelt PTA study group at 60 E 17th. Sorghum Valley Grange watermelon feed at Sorghum Valley Hall. September 13 events: Peace and Progress Home Demonstration Unit. Chain Comers at First National Bank. American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building dinner. Holly Mothers Club. Youth St. Cecilia Music Club. Tioga Home Demonstration Unit. Autumn Mothers Club. Cottage Grove Ladies Aid all day. Merry Mothers Club. Thursday Bridge Club at 2 p.m.
The Mary Martha Guild met in the Presbyterian church fellowship room Monday evening. Roses adorned tables and a birthday cake was presented to Dr. Fred Shaw while Mrs. W. A. Goolsbee, vice president, presided.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary met Monday at the Memorial Building with Mrs. Howard Carter in charge. Reports noted three get-well cards and two plants for ill members and a sewing bee planned for Sept 19 at 7 p.m. at 303 N Kansas.
Chanute schools report new student government leaders with Gary East burn as senior president and Gary Oyler as vice president. Junior officers include Jim Alexander and Judy Perkins, with sophomores Bill Goodwin and Randy Richman. B team cheerleaders led by Janis Manley chosen. pep rallies and yearbook photos slated along with PTA meetings and safety talks across the district.
A nursing student writes about four expectant mothers in a hospital maternity ward two married and two unwed from Florence Crittenton Home. She laments the fate of the teens who will not take their babies home and asks Ann Landers for guidance. The column also notes a mother who pushes her daughter's boyfriend to attend a game mixer and mentions FFA attendance at the State Fair in Hutchinson.
Mrs. M. J. Clough presented her piano students in a Friday recital at the Buffalo Methodist church. Participants included Marva Julian, Nancy Julian, Kathy Yarnell, Bonnie Summergill, Connie Summergill, Cheryl Carlson, Jeanie Collins, Beverly Clinesmith, Cheryl Clinesmith, Gerda Offenbacker, Sherri Van Hoozer, Java Rutherford, Cindy Stanfield, Susan Stanfield, Rhoda Baird, Sue Baird, Teresa McKinsey, Lonnie Cox, and Rena Clinesmith. A social hour followed.
Mrs. Bertice Gibson led devotions on Salvation of the Jews. Mrs. Fred Heinze presented a lesson from Current magazine and the VFW magazine to 21 members.
A new tiny tablet called Primatene offers relief from asthma spasms and hay fever in minutes with hours of freedom from symptoms. It opens bronchial tubes loosens mucus helps nasal dryness and can be bought without prescription in most states for 95 cents at drugstores.
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