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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1958

Page

3

Elaine Strack Plans Wedding Date Set for October Fifth

Elaine Strack, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Strack of R3 announces engagement to Dallas Cramer Jr grandson of Mrs H E Blythe of Athens Texas Miss Strack is a Topeka business school graduate employed by Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Cramer a Athens Texas graduate attended Arlington State College recently discharged from the Air Force will attend Washburn University The wedding is set for October fifth.

Elaine Strack Glen Strack Dallas Cramer Jr H. E. Blythe Athens Tex R. 3 Elaine Miss Strack Chanute Senior High Clark's School of Business Topeka Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association Cramer Athens High School Arlington State College Arlington Air Force Washburn University

Crochet pattern advertisement and order details

Pattern 7298 offers directions and charts for chair back and arm rest sizes with dailies. It advertises five cents per pattern, postage, address for The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept, and a catalogue with multiple crafts including crochet knitting and embroidery.

Brooks Needlecraft

Social Calendar for Wednesday and Thursday September 17 1958

Social gatherings listed include Friendly Thimble club at 2 p.m. and various church groups such as Wilson class at the Methodist church 7 30 p.m. Presbyterian Women executive board 10 30 a.m. and general meeting 2 p.m. AAUW membership meeting with Mrs Ernest Johnson at 11218 Highland. Chancel Choir at 7 30 p.m. WSCS at the Methodist church. Citizenship coffee 9 30 a.m. Thursday features Alpha Chi of Beta Sigma Phi memorial building Christmas card money 7 45 p.m. and Girl Scout Association Hutton School 6 39 p.m. Commission on Education Methodist Church dinner for teachers and officers 6 9 p.m. Senior Mothers club memorial building 2 15 p.m. etc.

Friendly Thimble Club Wilson Methodist Church Presbyterian Womens Association Ehurch Privet Baptist Church Esther Axel Anderson Banta Fe Hannah Homer Waggoner Martha C. O. Bowers Herla Rush Santa Fe Lydia Junior Ray Tennessee AAUW Ernest Johnson Highland Presbyterian Women's Association EUB Elizabeth Circle WSC Richard Willis Tennessee, & P.m Alpha Chi of Beta Sigma Phi Memorial Building North Valley Ladies Aid Highland Park Girl Scout Association Hutton School Commission On F Zion Lola Browning W. Ltd al Day Senior Mothers Club

Miss Chanute Crowned At Fall Festival Queen Contest

A queen contest sponsored by the Jaycees and Jaycee Jaynes will name Miss Chanute to reign over the Fall Festival. The winner receives a $50 gift certificate and eligibility covers single girls aged 17 to 23 in the Chanute trade territory. Contact Mrs. Butler or Mrs. Stewart to enter.

Jaycees Jaycee Jaynes George Butler Chanute Trade Butler Fred Stewart

Electa Club Meets With Mrs Foster

Electa club met at 320 North Grant with Mrs J R Wasser presiding. Thirteen members attended roll call with items of interest. Devotions centered on One Solitary Life and a poem My Purpose. lesson Keep Your Eyes On the Gabe. Dessert ready by hostess and assistants preceded the meeting. Next gathering planned for Oct 20 with Mrs Roy Gibson hosting.

Fred Foster N. Grant Electa Club J.R. Wasser T. W. Haynes Phillips Brooks A. B. Chauncey Gabe Gaines M. Cook Phy Taylor Vincent McCune Roy Gibson

Poor Hand In Duplicate Bridge Lesson At Club

A Monday club duplicate hand shows the challenge of defense when a poor hand is drawn. Two East West pairs led clubs to stop seven hearts. with correct lead, clubs, spade and diamond sequences yield 13 tricks for declarers. Notable scores include Mrs. Robert Allen with Lee Judy and others sharing top marks.

Robert Allen Lee Judy Clyde Bloomheart Robert Ward William Peters F. G. Hooker Morris Eakins

Local Voters Report Varied Percentages in Parsons Race

Agnes Dale of Parsons leads with 55 percent in a fragmented tally. Other figures include Dr. Al Kihn and Mrs. Charles Broadwell, linked to 55 percent. Hub Ulrich and Robert Allen at 55 percent. Tony Strick with Mrs. L. W. Mitchell at 54 percent. and Mrs. Howard Wilson with Mrs. Harry Williams at 54 percent.

Agnes Dale Parsons al Kihn Charles Broad- Well Hub Ulrich Robert Allen Tony Strick L. W. Mitchell Howard Wilson Harry Williams

Harmony Grange To Elect Officers

Master Carl Huffmaster presided as six officers attended the Harmony Grange meeting. Harry Massey Randall Bell and Everett Booe formed the community service committee. Back dues were discussed. Bell won the silver dollar door prize. An officer election is set for 7:45 p.m. October 20 and all members are urged to attend.

Carl Huffmaster Harmony Grange Harry Massey Randall Bell Everett Booe Bell Claude Shepard

Les Des Club Holds Meeting With New Sponsor

Nancy Wilson presided at the Memorial building for a Les Des club session. A new sponsor was introduced and plans for a Fall Festival float were outlined. A dance for members at the Canteen is set for September 27. The meeting closed with the club song.

Nancy Wilson Memorial Les Des Club Les Des

Steak Dinner Planned At Cha nute Country Club

A bring your own steak dinner scheduled for Thursday at Cha nute Country Club has been postponed to Saturday. Reservations by Thursday with Mrs Dean Foster at the club or Mrs Foster. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. Chairmen are Mr and Mrs Dean Foster and Mr and Mrs Robert Manley.

Chanute Country Club Dean Foster Robert Manley

Shrine meeting led by Mrs Bertha Fleming and John Burris

The Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem held a Friday night meeting in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Bertha Fleming, worthy high priestess, presiding alongside watchman John Burris of shepherds.

Bertha Fleming John Burris Shepherds White Shrine Jerusalem Masonic Temple

Girl Should Give Antique His Walking Papers

Ann Landers counsels a 16 year old girl in love with a 49 year old married man to end the relationship. The advice condemns the age gap and marital status and urges seeking respectable company. Readers are invited to request Ann Landers guidance and a new booklet on Alcohol if needed.

Ann Fellows Ann Lancers Pneu Monia Harold Ann Landers

Fall Favorite dress pattern from Marian Martin-Smart

Casual cinch dress with open collar no waist seams designed for Misses sizes 10 to 18. Pattern 9296 requires fabric yardage for size 16 and includes a slimming pocket trim. Mail 50 cents plus 5 cents for 1st class mailing to Marian Martin Pattern Dept in New York with name address zone size and style number.

Marian Martin Bend Chanate Tribune New York N.Y

Erie Couple Weds in Franklin Double Ring Ceremony

Ann Mullendore daughter of Mrs. William T Mullendore Franklin Indiana and Harlan Copeland son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Copeland Erie were married in a double ring ceremony August 24 at the First Presbyterian Church Franklin The bride a Franklin College graduate works toward a masters in communications at American University Washington DC She has been an Information Assistant with the National 4 H Club Foundation in Washington She belongs to Theta Sigma Phi and Pi Beta Phi The groom Kansas State College Sigma Chi and a 4 H leader in Kansas Extension Service They will live at 400 Edgerton Manhattan Kansas

Ann Mullendore William T. Mullendore Franklin, Ind Harlan Copeland Clyde Copeland Erie First Presbyterian Church Franklin Copeland American University Washington D. C National 4-H Club Foundation Theta Sigma Phi National Women’s Honorary Pi Beta Phi Kansas State College Sigma Chi Social Fraternity University of Maryland Kansas Extension Service Edgerton Manhattan Kas

Past Presidents Meet for Dinner at Legion Parley

The Past Presidents Parley met last night in the American Legion Auxiliary room with 21 members present. Don C. Beach Floyd Yahns and Lloyd Dalton served dinner while Mines received secret pal gifts. Canasta winners were Leif Nelson high A M Calhoon second and Zula Montgomery low.

Mines Don C. Beach Floyd Yahns Lloyd Dalton American Legion Auxiliary Ed Peterson Carl Wortman Floyd Kelley Roy D. Johnson Canasta Leif Nelson A.M. Calhoon Zula Montgomery

Judith Patton Turns Eleven At Washington Birthday Party

Mrs. Ralph Patton hosted Judith Patton’s eleventh birthday at 1110 N Washington. Guests included Barbara Barnes Leah Babcock Phyllis Brown Gloria Rankin Cheryl Butler Marilyn Wall Sherry Kdeser Gail Torrence Johnnie George and Paul Patton and aunt Mrs Eva Ramey. Hot dogs pop and cake were served.

Ralph Patton N. Washington Judith Barbara Barnes Leah Babcock Phyllis Brown Gloria Rankin Cheryl Butler Marilyn Wall Sherry Kdeser Gail Torrence Johnnie George Paul Patton Eva Ramey

Ladies Aid meeting hosts at Savonburg church

Mrs Emma Parsons acted as hostess for a Savonburg Christian church Ladies Aid gathering. Mrs Charles Ballou chaired the session in a program that began with group singing followed by scripture reading and a short prayer.

Church Notes from Chanuts Tribune September 1958

The meeting opened with roll call of verses and scripture. Members planned to send a clothing box to Oklahoma missionaries. Readings were given by several members and the hymn Bless Be The Tie closed the program with benediction. A birthday gift was given to Mrs. George A Olson. Refreshments served to 16 members, two children and two guests. October meeting set with Mrs. Maggie Hibbs and co hostess Mrs. Verne Cuppet.

Oklahoma George A. Olson Arthur Nystrom Daisy Miner Maggie Hibbs Verne Cuppet

Choosing a Maid of Honor or a Bridesmaid

The answer says you may choose your sister or best friend for maid of honor and if not suitable you can appoint a bridesmaid. Regarding tea no, guests should not request coffee unless the hostess offers. If offered tea, drink it or decline quietly.

Utah Gasoline Tax Drops Dramatically

Utah lawmakers reduce the gasoline tax from 22 cents per gallon to 6 cents per gallon, signaling a major tax relief shift for drivers and affecting state revenue projections.

Utah

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