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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
3
Summary of questions listing Bible verses about fear and reassurance. References include Deuteronomy 33 27 John 14 1 27 Exodus 4 1 John 4 18 and Proverbs 3 25 26. The piece links verses to themes of faith courage and parental guidance.
Nancy Ann Peters tenth birthday was honored yesterday afternoon with a party in the rectory summer house. Following games and gift opening, refreshments were served to a guest list including Michell Fately Barbera Penner Alisa Record Leora Burtin Julie Anderson Deborah Bailey Lucinda Brazil Teresa Bringle Annette Chandler Rebecca Good Tamara Hawley Glenda Johnson Cindy Myers Sharon Schooley Shirley Smith Cindy Tunnell Deborah Peters and David Peters.
Mrs. R. A. Thompson president of the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant of the Department Association of Kansas made an official visit to the focal IOOF chapter on Tuesday evening. Nettie Biggs presided and W. A. Coonrod formed the lines. A Parsons auxiliary visit was accepted for Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayden of Oswego and Mrs Pittsburg as visitors. A tea preceded the meeting and refreshments featured pansy decorations.
A bustling adv page highlights products and services for sale across categories. Readers are enticed by limited offers, new models, and store specials presented in concise promos with brand names and locations.
Simple onion bread from hot roll mix uses instant minced onion and sautéed onions. Dough yields loaves breadsticks and casserole bread. onion swirl loaf makes a 1 lb loaf and onion sticks bake 10 to 12 minutes for 30 sticks.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Stark Methodist met April 9 in the church dining room. Robert Williamson sang a solo with organist Mrs. Louis Beggs. Lesson leader was Mrs. Clarence Atkins on Holy Week Litan y, assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Cotton and Mrs. Merle Schooley. Nine members plus a guest attended. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Eugene Lee and Mrs. George Simmons. Next meeting is May 10.
Three year old Jeff Hutton, son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Hutton of 15 West 7th, was feted with a birthday party Saturday afternoon. Guests included Drexel Allen, Rollin Hutton, Lisa Whitworth, Ted Taylor, Kevin Papst, Jason Smittle and Angie Briley.
Rural groups and clubs hold meetings at Grace Epis Church Rural School and various halls. Events include Girl Scouts Neighborhood meeting and Sweet Adelines at 7:30 p.m. plus Senior Mothers Club luncheon and White Shrine supper at 6:30 p.m. Planned by Mrs. Vyrl Roberts Mrs. Don McReynolds and others with multiple locations in Iola Neosho Valley and surrounding venues.
Beta Delta Chapter of Epsi lon Sigma Alpha met at the Orchid Buffet for a 6:30 dinner and Jewel Pin ceremony. Mrs. Fred Midcap was pinned by Marcella LaSale as Mrs. Elmer Oliver led the ritual. Founders Day May 1 and ESA Week May 5 to May 11 were announced, with a tea May 5 at Mapleleaf Tea Room to open activities.
Dear Heloise shares a time saving trick to label plastic container lids with numbers and write the same numbers on the sides of the containers. By sorting lids and containers numerically, readers can quickly find matching tops in cluttered pantries.
The Sorosis Club met Tuesday afternoon at the Stemple home 223 N Garfield with 13 members present. Mrs C E Wanamaker led devotions and Mrs Willis Bartlett assisted with refreshments. The group studied The Church in the Wild Wood by Henry N Ferguson. A 12:30 p.m. luncheon is planned for June 4 at Santa Fe Park.
Twenty one Brownie Scouts attended at Lincoln school Tuesday afternoon. They crafted sit-upons for summer day camp and sang Girl Scout songs. Mrs. Harold Tarpley and Mrs. C. F. Disney assisted during the meeting.
Thirty members of the Wilson County National Farmers Organization attended a Monday night meeting in Fredonia. After the opening prayer and flag salute, reports noted a good hold on livestock and grain during the current holding action. The next meeting is set for May 20.
Read as a local notice urging readers to contact their Tribune by phone if unavailable, advising dialing HE 1-3400 after 5 p.m. for reachability. The item includes specific contact guidance and a time after which to use the number.
Humboldt couple announces engagement of Pamela Rae Nessel to Lance Cpl Stephen E. Archer son of Clay W. Archer of Iola. Pamela a Humboldt High School graduate and KU secretary. Stephen a Iola High School graduate stationed with the Marine Corps in San Diego electronics technician student. May wedding planned.
Mrs D L Geeding of 819 S Santa Fe hosted the Cosmos Study Club annual spring dinner for 10 members yesterday evening. She was assisted by Mrs Noland Carrier. The ladies discussed the next year’s study plans and decided the September meeting would be a family picnic.
The Deborah circle of the First United Methodist Church met with Mrs. Hans Herolé at 920 W 9th. Mrs. G C Sullivan Jr led a brief business session and the group discussed Moving in a World of Mass Communications. Dessert was served to 15 members by Mrs. Robert Geiger and the hostess.
Dr. Byrne Blackwood of Springfield Missouri will join the Southwest Missouri State College acting company on a Defense Department tour. The ensemble of 13 actors and 2 instructors will perform Lil Abner for U S armed forces in Hawaii the Philippines Guam Okinawa Korea and Japan during September and October. Blackwood is a Chanute High School graduate.
The subject completed the 1950 Chanute Junior College program and 1952 Emporia State College degree. He earned a master’s degree and a doctorate. His wife, Margaret Pownall, is the daughter of Mrs. W. A. Pownall of 54 West 2nd. They have two sons, Randall and Kevin.
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