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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1972
Page
4
A reader shares how she outsmarts her five sons by making daily task lists that grow theirs more than hers, keeping chores lively. Another tip describes looping a plastic line to hang clothes and prevent slips, while a third explains a quick method to seed apples for sauce by leaving skins on and sieving after cooking.
The Rev. Myron Slater led a meditation titled Blessed for senior citizens at Central Park Building and closed with The Lord's Prayer. He sang several numbers before the covered dish dinner as Mmes. Howard Wilson D A Finney Carl Schickhardt and Iva Jones from First Presbyterian Church aided with the program. Mrs. May Stiles presided at the business session and Vera Creamer joined as a member.
Altoona Midway YWCA notes upcoming events for April through June. Officers training is April 19 at First Baptist Church in Neodesha. May 1 mother daughter banquet at the senior high. Y Teen camp runs June 2 6 and 7 10. The lesson Eliminate Poverty was given by Mrs. Marvin Olson. Mrs. Dale Wiltse led a meditation on worrying. Kathy Cobb urged funds for the Thanks program and the YWCA voted $25.
Neosho County attorney Raymond Radford spoke to the Neosho County Association for Mental Health at Penner Lounge on enforcement of the law and juvenile offenders. He explained delinquents and wayward youths, new penal code emphasis on rehabilitation, and a secretary of corrections role. May is Mental Health Month with further court updates announced.
Social events for Thursday April 13 and Friday April 4 include Ruth Circle at Grant Avenue Baptist Church Mrs Dean Strack and 7 15 p m. Sweet Adelines at 910 W Elm 7 30 a m. 50 50 Class party First United Methodist Room 107 6 30 p m. Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit Mrs C H Bundy 2 p m. American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building dinner 6 p m. Holly Mothers Club Mrs Jack Brown 7 N Forest 1 30 p m. First Presbyterian Women sewing 9 a m. Today's Mothers Club Mrs B F Wyatt 2 p m. Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit Mrs Leo Fairchild 1 30 p m. Merry Mothers Club Mrs Eb Hackcroft R 2 1 30 p m. Stewardess Board Grant Chapel AME 7 p m. Friday April 4 Chanute Country Club bridge 1 30 p m. Laurel Mothers Club Heritage Room Chanute Public Library 1 p m. We Who Club First United Methodist Church educational building 1 30 p m. Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p m. Hobby Club Mrs Edna Stroam Sir W 7th 2 p m. Devoted Mothers Club Mrs Charlies Rhodes 216 S Allen 1 15.
Thayer Reading Club Library Association visited the Safari Museum in Chanute and lunched in a city restaurant. After the educational tour and luncheon, Mrs. Charles Burgtorf hosted the business session and program at her home, 918 West 10th Street, Chanute.
Mrs. Paul Puckett led a session at Central Park Building reviewing Earl Nightingale articles We Dream and The Artificial Load discussing repressed wishes and the value of worthwhile dreams. Mrs Iva Dent shared devotions using Galatians 6 1 10 and Piggyback Religion The group approved a Cancer Crusade contribution and several members hosted the meeting.
Mrs Guy Colwell presented Cutting Down on Calories for the We Who Club in Sawyer Hall. Mrs Warren Babcock won angel of the month and a dollar for 10 pounds lost. Mrs Joe Hilton and Mrs Glen Small earned the basket of the week for the most weight lost in a week.
A high school reader asks how to handle two friends who never bring lunch yet share in her meal. Advice suggests a one week test of independence to reveal their true reliance before deciding to resume sharing meals.
Mrs Ray Christiansen presented a cancer film for Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 in the Chamber of Commerce office. Mrs Dallas Paul, affiliate president, led the session where seven members approved a donation to the American Cancer Society.
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