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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
3
First United Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service held an Easter themed event titled A Celebration for Liberation at Easter Time. Mrs. Wilbur Thompson led devotions reading Easter thoughts and quotes. Guest speaker Mrs. Raymond Ingle spoke about a Holy Land trip with film clips.
Social event calendar lists meetings and gatherings at Otterbein United Methodist Church North Malcolm Community Center and local venues. Includes dates April 1 12 and activities such as Juror groups women clubs grange and PTA with times and hostess notes.
A telephone company survey notes Mrs. M. M. Monice of 518 N. Highland has maintained continuous service for 68 years.
Readers query biology claims about fathers nursing and college student appearances. Ann Landers cites Dr. Jamieson who says fathers cannot nurse unless holding the bottle. The column also discusses family discipline, joint counseling, and a Southwestern Bell telephone poll noting 88 years of home service by Margaret Berry and long tradition of house phones.
Mr. and Mrs. Claudie Binker announce the marriage of their son Stephan to Linda Chandler of Pocatello Idaho. The ceremony was held at Bannock County courthouse and the couple reside in Pocatello. The bride is a 1970 Aberdeen High School graduate and works at American Micro Systems in Pocatello. The groom, an Aberdeen native, graduated in 1971 from Altoona Midway High School and plans to attend diesel mechanics school in July.
Spoon bread has a corn bread souffle like texture with a crisp crust and moist interior. The recipe uses milk cornmeal flour butter eggs and pepper sauce baked in a souffle dish at 350 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes. It serves six and benefits from serving immediately with butter.
Mrs. B F Wyatt led the candlelighting during the installation service for the American Baptist Women's Society at the First Baptist Church. The event marked the installation of new officers for the church group.
Grant Avenue Baptist Women's Missionary Society held an installation of officers at the church with Mrs. Deane Endicott presiding and Mrs. Everett Pearson giving the dedicatory prayer. Devotions titled Spring Cleaning urged spiritual cleansing from greed and sin.
Instruction urges calling Tribune carrier if missed, with a backup dial number 431 0660 and a time 5 30 p m for contact.
Mrs. F. H. Dugan presented the lesson for the 20th Century Club at Mrs. Lowell Kreider’s home. She reviewed the one dollar bill and discussed two lives of Glenn Ford. Mrs. John Welters led devotions with a Peale prayer and Philippines scripture. A spring luncheon is planned.
Dustin DeMeritt marked his fourth birthday with a Sunday dinner hosted by his grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Poor at their home. Guests from out of town included Mrs A B DeMeritt Savenburg Mrs Ron Poor and Scott Neosho Mo Elsie Wilson Toeka and Mrs Harrison Hutson Wichita. Thursday evening David DeMeritt hosted a dinner for Dustin’s birthday at the Chanute Country Club.
The Psychic Searchers Club will hold a telepathy and psychometry session Tuesday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m at the Recreation Commission office 17 S Highland Jerry McCarty in charge explains telepathy as sending and receiving thoughts and psychometry as sensing past and future from objects belonging to others Attendees may join to learn to produce psychic phenomena or follow occult practices.
Blend vanilla ice cream grape juice milk and vanilla extract. Pour into glasses and top with whipped cream and toasted coconut for a fruity creamy float.
The Ritual of Jewels was conferred on Iota Alpha Chapter members and Alpha Chi pledges of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs. Tom Tieg ren’s home. Chapter presidents Mrs. James Bottiger and Mrs. Leon Briley led the ceremony. Alpha Chi held a business session. Ways and Means projects were discussed. Mrs. O. D. Sperry and Evelyn Carroll introduced the lesson “The Amateur Spirit” and presented biographical sketches of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson.
Christian Women Fellowship circles met to discuss serving faith in the community. Circle 1, led by Mrs. Bill Horne, reported 10 members making 35 calls and 6 daily devotions, with World Call readings and a book read. Circle 2 hosted at Mrs. McCoy’s home noted 46 calls and 37 telephone calls with 13 practicing. Debbie Sender recounted a church trip with 38 youth and six sponsors to the United Nations and Washington D.C.
A rainy day meal turns beans and navy peas into a hearty pot with chopped onions bacon grease and leftover onion bagels. The dish, topped with chili sauce, proves comforting and simple for a family supper.
The National Center for Health Statistics reports that U S women aged 45 can expect 32.7 more years of life while men at the same age can expect 27.1 more years. This reflects the gap in longevity between genders and the remaining lifespan from mid-adulthood.
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