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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1972

Page

3

Grant Avenue Circles Study Varied Lessons

Grant Avenue Baptist Church circles held meetings with Ruth Circle hosted by Mrs. Mort Cox at 229 Western. Mrs. Ralph Bever led the lesson Wives Love Your Husbands, and devotionals from Our Daily Bread focused on Song in Adversity. Kay Faulkner chaired, roll call cited verses starting with C, and plans covered the graduates banquet April 25 and the Women’s Missionary Society meeting April 5.

Grant Avenue Women’s Missionary Society Grant Avenue Baptist Church Women's Society of Christian Service First United Methodist Church United Presbyterian Women David Malan W. 13Th E. O. Morris S. Plummer Women's Missionary Society First Baptist Church Rainbow Division Veterans Christian Women’s Fellowship In Circles Bill Horne S. Steuben Lilly McCoy W. Santa Fe James Read W. Walnut Millie Hunter S. Garfield Guild Duane Moyer W. 14Th Grace Episcopal Church Church of the Nazarene Otterbein United Methodist Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi Tom Tiegreen N. Highland St. Anne's Joe Rensing S. Highland

Mrs. Grimes Leads Coffeyville Pen Women Program

Coffeyville branch of the National League of American Pen Women met at Mrs. C. M. Paris home in Pittsburg with Mrs. Paschal Grimes presenting. She discussed her art teaching career, showcased pastel student works, announced 25 art students, and planned a Murray Hill School demonstration. Officers elected included Mrs. Grimes as treasurer, with Mrs. Jack Tranbarger as president, Celestine Houston vice president, Kirke Veeder secretary, and Myra Cheney historian.

Paschal Grimes Coffeyville National League of American Pen Women C. M. Paris Pittsburg Independence Myra Cheney Sedan Harriet Hasselgrave Fredonia Jayhawk Hotel Topeka Tranbarger South and West, Inc New York Poetry Forum Bessie Wherry Noe

Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club Elects New Officers

Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club elected joint presidents Mr and Mrs Jack Colburn and vice presidents Mr and Mrs Merrill Brock. Secretaries are Mr and Mrs Glen Clarkson and treasurers Mr and Mrs Gene Shockley. Delegates are Mr and Mrs Marvin Jeffers and Mr and Mrs Howard Alger. They plan to attend Tulsa spring festival and discuss summer lessons. Call 431-3609 to join. Jim Hays was guest caller for a event at Central Park Building with guests from Iola Garnett Neodesha and Wichita.

Jack Colburn Merrill Brock Glen Clarkson Gene Shockley Marvin Jeffers Howard Alger Tulsa Okla Jim Hays Wichita Iola Garnett Neodesha Central Park Building

Thimble Trick For Crunchy Homemade Croutons

Readers share kitchen tips from using a thimble to cut bread rounds for croutons to storing beaten toppings in carton containers. Mentions waste avoiding, biscuit mix substitutes, and organized storage ideas.

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Penchant for Horror Reflects Warped Society

A reader questions the appeal of violent horror at a rock show where a performer in female attire mutilates a doll and hangs himself to a sold out crowd. Ann Landers cites media violence and war imagery as a warped societal trend.

Ann Peg Vietnam Vampirella Jis Ann Landers Eleanor T.E.E

Birthday Surprise For Mrs Donovan

Eva Donovan was surprised on her 80th birthday anniversary on March 25 at her home 511 S Steuben. Granddaughters Kim and Kathy Donovan organized the party with decorations and refreshments. A family dinner followed at 517 W 5th with 23 guests including five of her six children Guy E Donovan Bob Donovan Leo Donovan and Dora Trammel plus Charles Donovan. Darrell Donovan lives in Indianapolis Indiana.

Eva Donovan S. Steuben Kim Kathy Donovan N. Highland Bob Donovan W. 5Th Leo Donovan Kenneth Dora) Trammel S. Western Charles Donovan Darrell Indianapolis Ind

Past Matrons Club Hosts March Easter Social Title

Mrs. Neal Munger hosted the Past Matrons Club of Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star for a March social with devotions by Mrs. Dave Evans on Which Path To Take. Mrs. Louis Junod led the business session and Mrs. Kay Groskinsky oversaw games with Easter prize winners. Refreshments and tiny Easter baskets were served by Munger and co hostess Mrs. Wayne Taylor to 22 members and five guests including Mrs. Gene Kelso and others.

Neal Munger W. 2Nd Sunflower Order of the Eastern Star Dave Evans Louis Junod Kay Groskinsky Munger Wayne Taylor Gene Kelso Eva Steele Joseph Gormley Jim Whaley Tom Slater

Play Presented For Christian Culture Class

A one act play titled Miss Merton's millinery shop was presented for Christian Culture Class at the First Baptist Church educational building. Cast included Mrs Dickinson and Mmes Geeding Worley Zastrow Dickinson Loftren Fritz Jackson Eastburn Olsen. Mrs Dickinson led the business session. A prior covered dish dinner honored seven members with birthday anniversaries since January.

First Baptist Church Miss Merton Mmes. D. L. Geeding Robert Worley Lou Zastrow Nellie Dickinson A. S. Dixon L. E. Loftren Mabel Fritz Alpha Jackson Lula Eastburn Sidney Olsen

Pandas Protected Yet Still Endangered in Wild

The article notes that pandas now enjoy protection from hunters but remain at risk of extinction in the wild. It discusses conservation status, habitat threats, and urgent need for continued protection measures.

Modern Study Club Hosts Special Guests at Annual Night

Members of the Modern Study Club hosted husbands and guests at the Chanute Country Club for an annual guest night. Mrs. Ward Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Nation presented a musical program Time Will Tell and Questions and Answers. A social hour preceded a dinner for 36 attendees with pink spring Easter decor.

Modern Study Club Chanute Country Club Robert D. Ward Fred Johnson Marjorie Nation

County Advisory Committee Plans EHU Events

Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Committee reviewed 1973 ERIE programs in the courthouse. Announced sewing machine clinic on April 6 at the courthouse and workshops on April 19 20 in Dodge City with a district meeting set for May 3 in Parsons. Ten advisory members joined county home economist Mrs Lois Carlson.

Erie Neosho County Dodge City Parsons Lois Carlson

Logan Pals 4H Club Observes Parents Night at March Meeting

At the Humboldt National Bank community room Logan Pals 4H Club held a March meeting with officers Mrs. Robert Sharp president Harlan Coess secretary and Gordon Herder treasurer. Ray Ladd was chosen delegate to the 4H Roundup in Manhattan and a fund raising committee was formed. Plans include a roller skating party with the Prairie Hose Club April 25 at the Iola rink a Baptist Church visit a Cannon Park picnic and a 4-H Sunday tour on May 7.

Logan Pals 4H Club Humboldt National Bank Robert Sharp Harlan Coess Gordon Herder Ray Ladd Manhattan Cindi Wagner Leyona Krout Mark Brock Cole Herder Dan Cress Fred Works Prairie Hose Club Iola Skating Rink Baptist Church Cannon Park

Health Report on Venereal Disease Meeting in Erie

Mrs. Glenn Doepke reported a Town and Country Extension Home makers Unit meeting at 1515 W 2nd. The program featured Richard Lockhart Kansas State Board of Health and Martha Brill from Manhattan Health Service. They warned venereal disease was reaching epidemic proportions and urged education initiatives through the unit.

Glenn Doepke Leonard Wehlage W. 2Nd Doepke Richard Lockhart Kansas State Board of Health Martha Brill Health Service Manhattan Erie

Social Calendar Notes and Meeting Reminders

A compact notice lists upcoming social events for April 4 and 5 including club meetings at Hillside Acres North Malcolm Community Center and Memorial Building. Highlights include Victory Extension Homemakers luncheon, Sorosis Club, Rainbow for Girls, Outlook Study Club, and various church and service group gatherings with host names and locations.

Victory Extension Homemakers Unit Marion Kibier Hillside Acres Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center J. L. White W. 4Th Zion Lutheran Church Gem and Mineral Society Memorial Building Federation Patriarchs Militant IOOF Rainbow Masonic Temple Outlook Maple Leaf Tea Room Recreation Commission S. Highland First Christian Church Circle Christian Women’s Fellowship Otis Babcock Grant Round Table Study Club Floyd Heath S. Rutter Wesleyan Service Guild First United Methodist Church

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