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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1973
Page
4
The St Cecilia Music Club schedules a May 6 scholarship show at Neosho County Community Junior College auditorium. Members reserve for a May 7 finale dinner at Maple Leaf Tea Room. Engagement announced for Mary Kaufman to John McDaniel with a May 19 wedding planned.
Circles of the Christian Woman’s Fellowship at the First Christian Church held April meetings with multiple hosts and lessons. Circle 1 welcomed 12 members with Mrs. Sam Senseney and Mrs. Dick Crowl presenting Making Friends of Enemies. Circle 2, led by Mrs. Lillard Parks and Mrs. Leo Gottlieb, studied World Call and Romans 8 36 39. Circle 3 hosted by Mrs. James Read with Gerald Rowan’s To Resist or To Surrender. Circle 4 with Mrs. B M Eastburn featured Truthfulness Builds Fellowship led by Ernest Stemple. Circle 5 met in the chapel hosted by Mrs. John Robertson for Making Friends of Enemies and worship led by Mrs. Tom Stevenson. Guild: nine members with Gladys Page on To Resist or To Surrender and Esther Weitzel leading worship.
Calendar entries list April events from Chanute Country Club bridge at 1 30 p m Miriam Circle and Rebekah lodge at North Community Center 7 30 p m Devoted Mothers Club 1 15 p m with deadlines and wedding photo notices for society pages
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association installed new officers led by Ronnie Hall as president and Tony Goben as vice president. Mrs. Ron ald Burghart is secretary and Mrs. Rex Letterman treasurer with Glenn Harrington as installing officer. Sixth grade students showcased a decoupage project and a sixth grade room count winner. Ken Johnson from the Chanute Parks and Recreation board spoke on summer recreation options.
Dr and Mrs Arthur Carlson Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Kay to Roger L Heinen. Janet Kay is formerly of Humboldt and the couple plans a wedding in August.
Dear Heloise offers a compact car travel tip using large trash or leaf bags to maximize luggage space. The reader explains bags help organize items and avoid folding, suggesting practical packing in small vehicles.
A reader confesses to sexual promiscuity and lying to a psychiatrist while seeking help. Ann Landers responds that her self worth stems from childhood and urges honesty with the doctor, plus a note urging parents to immunize children against measles at age one.
Melvin Carlson wins the beauty contest at the YWCA fun night at Altoona Midway school. Gene Shockley and Dean Hesting are first and second runners up. Other contestants include Randy Cox Glen Uden Stephen Stanfield Paul Troop wins swimsuit award and Rev Ed Manherz best groomed. Hum boldt Heinen and A L Chaney grandparents. Wedding set for Aug 11.
Neosho County Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs chose six delegates and three alternates for the 3rd district convention in Winfield on April 21. Named delegates include Mary Carroll Cora Cooms Cleo O’Brien St Paul Mines Forrest McQuarie T W Boman Lucy McGuire Richard Cloke Georgia White and Delbert Potter. At the latest meeting Mrs Howard Lawhead reviewed a Truman biography by Mars Daniels.
The Humboldt Women’s Club will feature a salad discussion as the program for Monday. Mrs. Bertha Pharis and Irene Decker, home economics majors, will present, assisted by Mrs. Robert Townsend Pauline Flynn Mrs. Kathryn Redding and Mrs. Martin Hendrix. It will close the club’s 48th year.
The Friday Reading Club Library Association organized an Erie educational tour with demonstrations at a hobby shop and the painting shop plus lunch at a local restaurant. Twelve members attended with a guest, Mrs. Cuba Wells, and gift recipients included Mines, Milo Hazen, W. A. Walton, R. D. Johnson, Roscoe Hallenberg, Marion Showalter and H. E. Anderson.
The Outlook Study Club held its final meeting of the year at the Tioga Hotel with 17 members in attendance. Guest Mrs J A Roberts attended and spring flowers decorated tables. Lavender candle favors crafted by Mark Roberts were given by retiring president Mrs Roberts. Bridge scores crowned by Mrs Charles Broadwell, Mrs Tony Lockyear, and Mrs Cleo Dalton.
Members of the Quest Club placed their study book in the Chanute Public Library as a memorial to Mrs. Russell Davidson. The book is The United States and China by John King Fairbanks. Mrs. W. O. Hensley summarized the book at the last club meeting at Mrs. E. S. Cornish home. Mrs. Nolan Carrier served as co hostess.
Mrs. Maude Heilman received a 50 year pin from Royal Neighbors of America Camp 690 at her home while ill. Ida McCoy presented the award. A juvenile members picnic is set for April 20 in Highland Park with Clara L. Noel in charge. An Easter themed covered dish luncheon for Camp 690 was held at North Malcolm Community Center with 24 members and guest Mrs. Littie Barker.
Bonner Springs couple announces Cheryl Elaine Donahue engagement to Les Myers of Elsmore. Cheryl, a Research Hospital School of Nursing senior and Bonner Springs High School graduate, studied at Kansas State College of Pittsburgh and belongs to Alpha Delta Pi. Les Myers, Elsmore High School 1966 graduate, Kansas State College of Pittsburg 1970, police academy trainee in Dallas, served two years in the Army. An August wedding is planned.
A group of Chanute women attended the Parsons District United Methodist Women spring meetings in Independence. Delegates from First United Methodist Church included Mmes. Floyd Naff, Helen Reese, Carl Bedenbender, Floyd Potter, Walter Poor, William E. Lewis, Charles Cox and Carl Pate.
A centennial party and potluck brought together 60 members and children of Friendship Class at First Baptist Church. Women wore centennial dresses and displayed antiques with histories. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Gus Thompson and Dr and Mrs J C Sanders. The Rev Dale Sneeringer read old church records and a 1892 letter to the Southeast Baptist Association. Gerald Umbarger led old time hymns with Mrs Sanders. Homer Waggoner read a piece and Henry Biggs performed a pantomime titled The Preacher and the Bear.
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