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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1968
Page
3
A daytime Bible study poses questions on dietary rules from Acts 10 15 John 21 13 Matthew 15 11 Luke 9 12 and Proverbs 13 23. It asks how Peter's dream affected dietary view and what common Bible term for food appears across passages.
Letters offer practical tips from readers. Storing leftovers in cheese carton lids airtight with plastic wrap. storing earrings with nylon net in embroidery hoops. sewing jersey with stretched fabric under the needle. avoiding silicone ironing board covers to prevent shine. Easter toy baskets. using vegetable liquid in cheese sauce. making pillowcases from discarded dress skirts.
Local listings show a dense schedule of meetings and events across town. PTA circle lectures at various venues, church circles meet Sunday and weekday mornings, and women and service groups host luncheons, readings, and discussions.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Tubbs of Frontenac announce the engagement of their daughter Ann Earlene to John Martin Cox son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Cox of Earlton The bride elect a Frontenac High School senior The groom elect a Grant Rural High School graduate employed by the State Highway Department A June 2 wedding is planned
A spring themed orange daisy coffeecake uses refrigerated orange Danish rolls to create a center stem with loops as petals and orange segments as centers. Bake at 400 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes, then finish with a lemon juice icing spread.
Eight area residents completed a 15 hour Red Cross First Aid Instructor course last week at the Red Cross office in the Memorial building. Roy Coonfield of Wichita taught the class and certificate presentations were made by Lyle Dean and John Rubow.
Mr and Mrs James A Morris of Thayer announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Jean Morris to Raymond Shields of Joplin son of the late Richard Shields and Mrs Lucille Shields of Florida The bride to be attended Ozark Bible College and works at Foodtown in Joplin The groom to be attended college and trade school and is a division foreman for American Fixtures in Joplin The wedding is set for May 4 at Thayer Christian Church.
About 30 people attended the Neosho County Women’s Republican Club meeting Friday in the First National Bank Community room. Mrs Nelle H Stevens presided and Henry Alford gave the invocation. County Vice Chairman Mrs Russell Page and candidates for office spoke briefly. Mrs Roy S Gibson showed photos of the Rose Bowl Parade. The next meeting is set for June.
Mrs Kenneth Simmons elected president of the Laurel Mothers Club at a Friday meeting held in Mrs Lloyd Drybread's home. Mrs John Crownover named vice president and Mrs Robert Stout as secretary treasurer. An installation luncheon is planned for May and a members and husbands party set for April 27 at the Drybread residence. Mrs Buford Allen won the door prize.
Youth Bantams Bow ing. Bow Mor at 4 p.m. Tonight. Open House at Launching Pad Tuesday 5 p.m. Archery Club meets at Launching Pad at 7 p.m.
A Girl Scout charcoal broiler started a prairie fire that scorched over 8000 acres of grassland north of Scott City. Firefighters from Scott, Lane and Logan counties fought for six hours as winds up to 50 mph whipped the flames. No injuries were reported though a tractor aiding a firebreak was burned. The blaze began in Timber Canyon within Scott County State Park.
Honolulu AP says rest and recreation flights to Hawaii will rise to 52 per month starting April 1, a new high. Since last October arrivals have averaged 45 flights monthly, bringing about 160 GIs each trip. Feasibility studies look at handling 60 monthly flights as Hawaii remains a popular R and R site for servicemen in Vietnam.
The April 19 meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs Ronald Fleming located at 811 West Cherry.
Local page notes community events in Chanute Kansas. Includes civic notices, upcoming meetings, and brief society items. Highlights focus on residents, schools, and municipal happenings in the week ahead.
Beersheba marks the southern edge of Biblical Palestine where Isaac pitched his tent and servants dug a well, illustrating early patriarchal settlement.
The Chanute Tribune presents its daily issue with staff credits and publication details for Chanute Kansas. Names listed include Highland Dwight McCreight publisher and Wayn J. Smith editor with staff roles in advertising circulation and management.
The document lists subscription prices for various terms including one year ten dollars and six months five fifty, plus monthly options and outside territory rates. It also notes Chanute post office boxholders pricing and carrier rates, and states The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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