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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1958
Page
3
Chanute grocers highlight outdoor barbecue with broiled chicken and fresh produce. Bargains in canned goods include vegetables and juices, with new flavored drinks and juices in easy store containers. October is Cheese Festival Month with a wide cheese selection and education on cheesemaking culture.
Senior Mothers club gathering in Memorial building with Mrs. Wink presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Olford featured Life's Journey and To Get More Out of Your Bible. Plans for fall luncheon and Guest Day Oct 16 discussed. Sunshine magazine subscription to Southeast Kansas TB Hospital approved.
Mrs. Myrtle Swiler and Mrs. Claude Stanley served refreshments at the event. The serving table featured a mirror bouquet of flowers framed by maple leaves. The next meeting is the fall luncheon on Oct. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bennett of Savonburg were celebrated Sunday at an open house marking their 50 years of marriage. About 120 guests attended in the Savonburg City Hall Community room with a three tier cake and gold and lace decorations.
The American Association of University Women will sponsor a Dollars for Scholars Fair on Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 217 FE Main to raise funds for AAUW scholarships. Past recipient Katrie Boogert is noted. The sale features copper, brass, ivory imports, stationery, plastics, flowers, calendars, food, and decorative ribbon rolls.
Paris based Marian Martin promotes a Trapeze dress and see how charming it looks on young fashion set members. Two versions for all seasons. Printed Pattern 9023 for children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 requires fabric and simple sewing with pleats. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mailing to pattern dept in New York. Include name address zone size pattern number.
Mrs. Junior Ray hosted the Lydia circle of the First Baptist Church at her home 23 N Tennessee. Devotions were led by Mrs. B F Wyatt and a love gift was collected. Six members attended and reports noted 45 calls and 21 greeting cards.
A Dollars for Scholars Fair promotes sale of Beautiful India ware at 217 East Main on September 20. Proceeds support scholarships and local students.
A reader asks about divorce and support after a 16 day marriage. Ann Landers suggests appealing for higher alimony or seeking Legal Aid, noting the wife’s health and limited funds while the husband’s wealth is implied.
Two circles of Grant Avenue Baptist church met on Wednesday. Ioleta McElhaney circle hosted by Mrs H I Tiegreen at 401 N Grant. Frances Cottrell led devotions and Harold Neptune led lesson readings from Readers Digest. Fanny Goodgame circle met at Mrs Lloyd Lantz with seven members and two children. vote to send birthday gift to Ioleta McElhaney.
Mrs Anna Locke presented a Joyful Journey chapter. Mrs Ralph Toland gave a reading. Upcoming gathering will be hosted by Mrs James Cottrell with Mrs Clarence Oldfield delivering devotions and June Puckett leading the lesson.
Mrs. Oliver Klingner and Mrs. Jane Miller led a program at the Christian church illustrating Hawaii through slides on industries churches and customs. The lesson focused on Christian concerns for Hawaii with crafts and art from the islands and guests from other churches attended.
The report notes 15 members and 20 guests at the gathering. The next meeting is planned for October 21 with Mrs. Arnett hosting, Mrs. Howard Winans presenting the lesson, and Mrs. Lorens Nelson leading the devotions.
Tony Kepley presided Monday at the John Hemphill Future Teachers club meeting at Chanute Senior High School. Mike Gillihan played clarinet numbers and Coach Al Moore spoke on What Is Wrong With Today's Physical Education. Refreshments were served.
Saturday activities include Bring your own steak dinner at Tha nute Country club at 7 pm and Do-Si-Do Square Dance at Alcott School at 8 pm. Sunday events feature Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country club at 3 30 pm. An Ethiopian dollar equals about 40 cents in U S money.
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