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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1972
Page
3
Dear Folks shares a handy cleaning hack using a nylon mesh bag from vegetables and a sponge. Slip the bag over the sponge for a scrubber, tie, and trim. Use for sinks and vegetables but keep separate scrubbers for each task for hygiene.
Xi Delta Gamma Chapter held an Enjoyment of Art program at 302 Evergreen with Mrs. Bob McGregor showcasing foil art. The chapter discussed Outstanding Young Woman of America, PRIDE activities, a wiener roast, spring festival, Founders Day banquet, and Little Miss Centennial plans. Also notes transfers and gifts to members.
Mrs. Wilfrid Cavaness reviewed highlights of Chapter DD PEO history at the 44th anniversary meeting held at Mrs. Harold Cornish home on 310 N Forest. Birthday cake added to refreshments as Mrs. Cornish and Mrs. Alice Pankratz served. Mrs. Mike Harris presided over the business session.
Mr and Mrs Glen Lacey of 227 Elith traveled to Majorca with a company group and found that despite water shortages a week on the island offered insight into a simpler lifestyle. They noted hospitality, open-hearth kitchens, and homes with minimal furniture amid lush gardens, contrasting with American conveniences.
A reader advises Ann Landers on respectful management key points for secretaries, including polite greetings, private corrections, and avoiding public criticism. A boss replies acknowledging one useful idea and offers reflections on workplace manners and regard.
Practical tips urge older adults to refresh wardrobes with modern outfits. Advice covers conservative hemlines, avoiding youth labels, choosing flattering necklines, sleeves, and silhouettes, plus comfortable, accessible garments and flattering accessories.
The Parsons Memorial Building hosts the Extension Home makers District Meeting on May 3 with fashion presenter Gayle Jackson discussing Pant Fit and Fashion. Afternoon speaker Nancy Childs of Lincoln Neb talks on presenting oneself in social and professional settings. programs begin 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Royal Neighbors of America 69 held a luncheon at North Malcolm Community Center with 23 members. Mmes. F. L. Burtle Lou Darlington Myra Brobst and Gyneth Hunter led the men. Gertrude Stevens presided over the business session. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Luella Dawson by Mrs. Leota Lathrom aided by Mrs. Nathan Hele and Mrs. John Oglesbee.
Local notices list church guilds clubs and groups with times locations and hosts for April 12 and 13. Highlights include St Mary and St Margaret's Chapter Grace Church 1:30 p.m Colfax Baptist Women’s Missionary Society 2 p.m Neosho Valley Coin Club 7:30 p.m and the Tioga Hotel dinner 6:45 p.m plus numerous circles and units at First United Methodist First Presbyterian Grant Avenue Baptist Tioga Extension Homemakers and more with host names and addresses.
Round Table Study Club members in Chanute offered improvement ideas during a recent roll call. Suggestions included establishing a telephone number for the club and other community service measures.
Mrs. Dwight Olson led a Quick Meals lesson for Vilas Homemakers at Mrs. Anna Larson’s home. She urged time saving via prepared foods and baking ahead, organizing a food and baking center, planning, smart shopping, and doing two dishes at once with one frozen.
Charley Baughn was honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Baughn at their home 1529 S. Malcolm. The anniversary was Wednesday with about 40 guests including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baughn and family from Coffeyville, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Baughn and Dale from Fredonia, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Whisler from Altoona, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ludlum and Gary from Moran, Mrs. Mildred Romine, and Dewayne Mike and Sandy from Humboldt.
The First Church of God Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Charles Logan's home 910 S forest to promote new and renewed membership. Mrs. Logan led with assistance from Mrs. William Holman, with devotional by Elmer Mathews and a closing by Rev Minnie Thompson.
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