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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
3
ANN LANDERS replies about fear of childbirth and natural birth. A reader credits Dr G D with abdominal breathing and exercises enabling four children in seven years without anesthetic, encouraging calm and rewarding birth. The column also answers a question about long marriage stagnation and urges involvement beyond home life, plus a note on consulting experts for reader questions.
The annual Neosho County Fall Tour for women is moved to Oct 7–8. A 35 passenger charter leaves Erie courthouse at 7:30 a.m. Oct 7 for Woolaroo Museum, Kerr Glass, and Frankoma Pottery. Planned meals, hotel, and ice capades tickets require early deposits and reservations.
Mrs Francis See hosted Covenant Women in the church annex with Mrs Mary Ellen Walters leading the lesson and devotions. Mrs See presided at the business meeting. Refreshments served for 13 members and two children. A comfort was tied and other articles made.
Marilyn Armstrong and fiancé Joe Ingle were feted at a neighborhood bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Raymond Ingle. Guests enjoyed games, gifts opened by Miss Armstrong and Miss Leroy, and a table center of candles and a Bible. Refreshments included punch canapes mints and nuts. gifts and attendants listed.
Mrs Neal Munger presided at the Ladies of Elks meeting in the club rooms with hostesses arranging refreshments. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Cecil Brinkmeyer high and Mrs Nezzell Cows second. low prize to Mrs J W Kirby. Pinochle awards were won by Mrs Gerald Thompson high, Mrs Ralph Evans second, and Mrs Claude Walker third.
election of officers conducted at the Mary Martha Guild of the Presbyterian Church with Mrs George Crockatt as president, Mrs Fred Heinze vice president, Mrs Dave Peterson secretary, W Marcus Barbee treasurer, Ethel Davidson corresponding secretary. Devotions by Mrs Louis Garrison and lesson by Mrs Heinze. A covered dish dinner served to 14 members and seven guests.
Mrs. John Hemphill led a prayer service in the youth chapel before the Wes leyan Service Guild meeting at the First Methodist Church Tuesday evening. A covered dish dinner followed. Alice Hoobler gave devotions. The program titled A New Age Opens New Doors was presented by Mrs. Earnest Wilson. Tributes were given to each profession. Mrs. Nora Summers attended as a guest and became a new member. The meeting closed with a candle light service.
Members of the Deborah Circle of the First Methodist Church met in the home of Mrs J W Halverstadt at 628 Lincoln Tuesday evening. Mrs G C Sullivan Jr gave the lesson on Ewha Women's University in Seoul Korea. Mrs Dave Evans presided and year books were distributed. After the business meeting refreshments were served from a fall themed table to 16 members and two guests Mrs Marvin Knapp and Mrs Forest Miller.
Scout news from Pack 100 reports Randy Finley elected denner with Mrs David Brotton as den mother and Jeff Erickson named den chief Elden Morgan named assistant denner Roll call had each Cub recounting vacation plans Camp Wilderness Den Chief Conference attendees were Keith Moffatt Jeff Erickson and Stephen Brotton planning backyard campout Friday night den yell living circle and the pack law were recited by the group.
Troop 68 Murray Hill met Monday at the school. The girls recited the Brownie Promise and reviewed summer activities, with plans to march in the Fall Festival Parade. Leaders are Mrs. B. R. Pearman and Mrs. Buford Hazen.
The Fredonia Chamber of Commerce announced the first annual Miss Soybean USA contest will be held in Fredonia as part of the soybean festival. Sponsored by the Soybean Festival Association, the event occurs Oct 10 during the Fredonia Homecoming with 21 Southeast Kansas counties represented. An independent judging panel will select the winner based on poise, appearance, personality and speaking ability. The winner earns an expense paid trip to Chicago to be entertained by the soybean industry.
Bill Brennan spoke on home safety and showed a film at the Fairfield PTA Monday. Mrs Neal Heilman presided with devotions by Mrs Frederick Taylor and group singing led by Owen Oliphant. The Safety Patrol of Roosevelt School was installed by Lige Matlock. Membership reached 42 with 70 present at the covered dish supper. no study group this year.
Mr and Mrs Leonard F Ehmke announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Ann to Walter A Stockton son of C F Stockton Wichita Miss Ehmke a Chanute High School 1960 graduate attended X ray Technology School at St Joseph Hospital Wichita and works as a registered X ray technician at St Margaret s Mercy Hospital Fredonia Stockton Wichita High School East graduate served eight years in the Navy and works at Gilstrap Lumber Company Fredonia The wedding is set for November 28 at St Patrick s Catholic Church
Cosmos Study Club opened its year with a 6 30 p m potluck in the south shelterhouse Santa Fe Park. Hostesses were Mrs J C Purviance and Mrs Nolan Carrier. Mrs Purviance presided at the business meeting after a preview of the year’s work and roll call recalled vacation memories.
Social calendar listings for September include meetings and gatherings across towns. Activities feature neighborhood girl groups at Methodist churches, Rural School meetings, bridge clubs, luncheon events, and club notices with hosts and addresses such as Mrs Glenn Doepke in Humboldt and Mrs Ben Cunningham in Wichita, spanning morning and afternoon sessions.
This Is a Week For Women Voters week of Sept 13 19 designated to spur more women to register and vote. AAUW branches including Chanute organize efforts citing apathy with participation about ten percent lower than men. Each woman is urged to influence a relative or friend to vote, adopting the slogan Each One Reach One.
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