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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
3
Readers share practical tips from mending sleeves with a patch inside to using a lap clipboard for handwork and notes. Suggestions cover wrapping paper reuse, freezing leftover baked goods, and adhesive paper for wall hanging while preserving balance on the lap.
Social deadlines list club meetings and church group sessions across Chanute and nearby areas with events at North Malcolm Community Center Masonic Temple and local churches. Groups include Chanute Textile Paint Club L O F GAR Sunflower Chapter and more with times from morning to evening.
Helen Loy presented the lesson on a Reader's Digest piece titled A Clear Call to Congress-Control Spending Now. Mrs. Ernest Stemple led devotions using Come Ye Apart for Awhile with Easter thoughts. Mrs. C. M. Brobst hosted at Maple Leaf Tea Room for dessert and meeting.
Dear Ann Landers and readers share letters about life stages and happiness. The writer questions whether old age can be a time of fulfillment, while others discuss legality of forged checks and marital strain from a spouse's late nights and drink.
Twenty five members attended the March meeting of the Neosho County Extension Homemakers Council. Surveys from the Federal Extension Service were distributed for completion by each unit member. The state EHU workshop is set for April 11 and 21 at Hutchinson. A six county district meeting will be May 3 at the Memorial Building in Chanute, including Cherokees, Crawford, Labette, Neosho, Montgomery and Wilson counties. The next council meeting is 1:30 p.m. April 30 at the courthouse.
To prevent cakes from sticking bakeware is prepared with a coating of equal parts flour and fine sugar. The mixture creates a barrier that helps release the baked cake easily after cooling.
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