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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1958

Page

3

Copeland Haight Plan Wedding

Mr and Mrs Clyde Copeland announce the engagement of their daughter Joan to Paul L Haight son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Haight both of Erie. Joan graduated Chanute Junior College attended the University of Kansas and works at Pioneer Hardware and Music Company. Paul is a Chanute Junior College graduate with a BS in business from Pittsburg State College and is a junior member of the hardware firm. A fall wedding is planned.

Joan Copeland Clyde R. Copeland Eric Paul L. Haight Clarence A. Haight W. 6Th Drisdell Erie Joan Miss Copeland Chanute Junior College University of Kansas Pioneer Hardware and Music Company Pittsburg State College

Dessert Bridge Opens Modern Study Club Year

Members of the Modern Study club opened the year with a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. Larry Wilson at 19 S Forest. Mrs. Raymond Radford assisted. Fifteen members plus three guests from Chanute and Petrolia played at quarter tables with fall floral centerpieces. Mrs. David McCune won first prize, followed by Mrs. Robert Fisher in second.

Modern Study Club Larry Wilson S. Forest Raymond Radford Mmes al Endres al Thompson Chanute Leon Barnes Petrolia David McCune Robert Fisher

Social Calendar Seeks Meetings and Meals Friday

On Friday September 24 1958 Queen Esther class of the Christian church hosts a covered dish dinner with meat and drink provided and table service to be taken at 12 30 p m. Wilson class at the Methodist church holds quilting and sewing from 10 a m. Ladies Day bridge gathers at Chanute Country Club at 1 39 p m. Mrs Edna Emerick 719 8S Grant attends LA to ORC and B at 2 p m.

Queen Esther Christian Church Wilson Methodist Church Chanute Country Club Edna Emerick Grant

Cute Cuddlers Pattern Offer From The Chanute Tribune

Alice Brooks promotes animal toy patterns for children. The item, Pattern 7032, makes four toy animals with two pieces plus ears and tail. Price 35 cents plus 6 cents for additional mailings. Include name address zone and pattern number to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept. Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York.

Coles Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York Ii N.Y

Deadline Time For Queen Contest In Chanute

Eighteen entrants vie for Miss Chanute crown in Jaycees Fall Festival contest with a $50 gift certificate prize. Deadline to enter is today. contact Mrs. George Butler at 1451 W. Read list of participants and note prize, eligibility ages 17 to 23 in Chanute territory.

Phyllis Gray Jean Watts Charlotte Rhodes Jean Leis Judy Greve Patricia Caldwell Peggy Trabue Susan Francis Jeannene Meyer Carol Knox Patsy Sutton Edna Marie Heady Jollene Mendenhall Jackie Marts Karen Maxwell Susan McNeal Mary Parsons

Hooker and Tabor Capture Scotch Foursome Win

Mrs Hooker and Jay Tabor won a Scotch Foursome at Chanute Country Club with a 42. Other winning pairs were Vandiver and McCune 43 Murren and Holman 45 Cook and Radford 46 and Jay Tabor and Mills 47. Twenty eight players competed. Hooker and Tabor to host another foursome at 3:30 p.m. next Sunday.

F. G. Hooker Jay Tabor Chanute Country Club Joe Vandiver David McCune Lee Murren Humboldt Lyle Holman Marge Cook Raymond Radford Dennis Mills

AAUW Board Selects Treasurer and Plans Workshop

The AAUW Executive board met Monday at the Silver Grill. Mrs. W. T. Warren was elected treasurer to fill a vacancy created by Grace Boman. A detentation to a workshop on Oct. 18 in Prairie Village was approved, with contact for attendance via secretary Mrs. Charles Rubew. The next meeting is 6:30 p.m. Oct. 28 at the Silver Grill with Mrs. Dorothy Meyers, state president, as speaker.

Quest Club Roll Call Rubens Harold Bodley Sarah Haller Arctic Circle Bailey Kansas Children’s Service League Miss Haller AAUW Silver Grill W. T. Warren Grace Boman Prairie Village Charles Rubew Dorothy Meyers

Friendly Neighbor Club Quilts for Hostess

Mrs Harold Lowe hosted a Tuesday meeting of the Friendly Neighbor club in Cha­nute rural area. Eleven members and seven guests attended including Lloyd Chilson Frank Luther Wilbert Johnson Luther Scogin Brenda Laurie and Harold Lowe. A covered dish dinner was served at noon and the group spent the day quilting for the hostess Mrs Glen.

Harold Lowe Chanute Friendly Neighbor Club Lloyd Chilson Frank Luther Wilbert Johnson Luther Scogin Brenda Laurie Glen

Friendship Night Observed By Sunflower OES

Sunflower Chapter OES held Friendship Night at the Masonic Temple with guests from Pittsburg Erie Walnut Iola Altoona Thayer Coffeyville Independence Parsons and Hulda Parker chapter. The program featured a sea voyage theme with gifts and readings and a vocal solo.

Sunflower OES Masonic Temple Pittsburg Erie Walnut Iola Altoona Thayer Coffeyville Independence Parsons Hulda Parker Lucy Geckeler Bernadine Russel Climax Esther Watkins Eric Gladys Billings Humboldt Pauline Holden Bert Hargrove Russel Lois Cady F. D. Clopine Easter Island Harold Cox E. W. Edwards Ceasera Cady Joppa Jonah Robert Koch Jesus Savior Ross Cooper Charles Berry W. E. Nichols Hawthorne Calif Francis Meeker C. CC. McGee Maude Reece Mines Cecil Cage Cox and Hargrove

Mrs. Fred Harris Hosts Grace Episcopal Women

Mrs. Fred Harris assisted by Mrs. Elmer Conklin entertained St Margaret's chapter of the Grace Episcopal Women's Auxiliary yesterday. Mrs. Seth Gray gave devotions and Mrs. C. G. Bailey presented the second chapter from The Gift of Grace by Arthur A. Webel. A dessert and coffee were served. The next meeting will be Oct. 8 with Mrs. Bailey. Go alongs for cooked fresh asparagus stalks with cheese sauce, crisp bacon, deviled or sliced hard cooked eggs, Canadian bacon.

Fred Harris W. 2Nd Elmer Conklin St. Margaret’s Grace Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary Yestern Seth Gray C. G. Bailey Grace Arthur A. Webel Bailey

Masons honored At OES Meeting

Hulda Parker chapter OES held a Tuesday evening gathering honoring Masons. Mrs. Fred Heinze and Charles Blanchard led, with a tribute read and a speech on Masonry. Visistors from Sunflower and Oklahoma attended, plus petitions, invitations for Friendship Nights in Pittsburg and Buffalo, and a Belgium World’s Fair film shown.

Masonic Lodge Hulda Parker Fred Heinze Natron Charles Blanchard Heinze Pittsburg Buffalo Sunflower Chapter Oklahoma Blanchard Masonary

Stacy Anniversary Honored At Open House

About 275 guests attended an open house for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F. Stacy at 616 S. Malcolm on their 50th wedding anniversary. The event featured host and hostess John P. Nation and his wife with other relatives assisting. out of town guests were listed from Kansas, California, Missouri, and Arizona. The article also mentions a note about honey flavoring yeast breads.

Floyd F. Stacy S. Malcolm John P. Nation Stacy Rosemary Sheila Nation Patti McDonald Kansas City Ann Busby Tulare Calif Mmes Leroy Barker D. A. Finney Robert Hamar J. A. Roberts Chanute Dwight Chappell Ottawa Charles McDonald W. H. Busby Tom Chappell H. L. Larson J. J. Baker Blue Mound Walter Newcom Charles L. McDonald Patti MacDonald William Blanton H. L. Bendure Ethel Adamson Parsons Bud Reynolds Ben Gerber Cynthia Topeka W. T. Blackwood Buffalo A. E. Smalley Hays Wilbur Hines Eric H. M. Webb Fred Lantz Mabel Sage Roy Cannon Humboldt Jack Kimbrough Beaumont Joette Miller Peter Tulsa Leon Schell Iola Ruth Brant San Diego A. L. Leatner Tucson Ariz E. L. Strange Bobby Glenn Strange Glenn Strange Shaw Robert Gault Richmond Kas

Faking Interest in Sex Can Help a Marriage

Ann Landers advises a reader to fake interest in sex to protect a marriage and suggests honesty about feelings can grow, while urging the pregnant Eunice to shop in public and ignore the mother in law. The column promises reader questions to The Chanute Tribune for help.

Ane Landers Chanute Tribune

Former Resident Honored By Local Women Group

Mrs. C. D. Nelson hosted in 2020 a coffee for Mrs. W. W. Reedy of Indianapolis former Rose Boman of Chanute. Reedy, Indiana Mother of the Year 1947, was visiting her niece Grace Boman at 112 E Fifth.

C. D. Nelson Washington W. W. Reedy Indianapolis Ind Rose Boman Chanute Reedy Grace Boman E. 5Th Chanute High School Miss Boman Mmes Mable Hudson Sylvia Wilson Gussie Cone L. P. Burris Nora Sullivan Frank Burris Minnie Carter Claude Sturdevant Evelyn Woodruff Arch Gafney Nelson Woodruff Kansas

Sew Easy Pattern for Marian Martin Childs Jumpers

Fashion pattern 9384 offers a corduroy jumper and blouse options for school and party wear. Includes child sizes 2 through 10 with fabric yardage and a 5 cent mailing surcharge. send order with name address zone size and style number to Marian Martin Pattern Dept. New York.

Marian Martin Cass Onanute Tribune West 18Th St New York St. N.Y Prine

Quest Club Opens New Year With Luncheon

The Quest Club begins its year with a lunch at 1 PM Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William H. Bailey located at 118 S Highland. Members gathered for the first meeting of the season as plans for upcoming events were discussed.

Quest Club William H. Bailey Highland

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