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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
3
A teenage basketball player writes how parental support boosts his game and urges others to bring moms and dads to games. The column affirms inspiration from family presence and notes some teammates lack such support, asking for readers to heed the message.
Tioga Extension Homemakers met at Mrs. J. R. Hale to learn about fats and cholesterol reduction. Mrs. F H Dugan and Mrs. Leo Gottlieb led the talk with a nutrition guide and food prep tips, stressing cholesterol’s role in health and proper portioning for age and activity.
The Rev and Mrs R A Bishop announce the engagement of Debra Lee Pefley to Stephen R A, with a June wedding planned. Debra Lee is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pefley of 211 St Steuben.
Mrs. Bill Nelson led the Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit in a Friday lesson titled Choosing Knits. Ten members answered roll with learning desires. guest Mrs. John Alonzo attended. District BHU meeting set for May 3 at Memorial Building in Chanute.
Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit led by Mrs. Lanah Wilson meets at 1:30 p.m. at 611 S. Grant. Chanute Country Club hosts bridge at 1:30 p.m. Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem events at Masonic Temple include covered dish supper at 6:30 p.m. and meeting at 7:30 p.m.
A book review is set for the Wilson County extension homemakers spring tea on Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Altoona Junior High School. Cultural arts specialist Zoe Slinkman of Kansas State University will discuss How to Give a Book Review by reviewing Mamie Boyd's Rode a Heifer Call Through College. The autobiography covers Mrs Boyd's years in Mankato and her Kansas State University attendance.
A collection of reader tips includes making Easter baskets from plastic containers with homemade handles, decorating with children, and using nylon hosiery stuffed eggs for doll pillows and bean bag prizes. Other ideas cover puffed rice for wedding cleanups, repurposing cut-off pant legs as shirt sleeves, refreshing worn purse edges with a marker, and using a cake rack to transfer hot dishes safely.
Mrs. Sharon Frankenberry led a lesson titled Food Shopping List for Vilas Home builders Extension Homemakers Unit at Mrs. Jesse Olson's rural Altoona home. She urged economical food choices despite high prices and warned about waterpacked fruits and additives misguiding shoppers. Plans include Heart Fund and Cancer drives with tea, and a YWCA mother-daughter banquet at Altoona Midway School on May 7. Snacks were served to 16 members and four guests.
The Rev and Mrs Bert Sutton hosted Ministerial Alliance pastors and their wives at a salad luncheon in the First Christian Church. The group met at 11 for a business gathering and to become acquainted with Dr Fred Craddock the Holy Week speaker in Chanute.
Sponsors announce the Verdigris Valley Art Exhibit at the Independence Museum from April 28 to May 6. Open to residents within 200 miles of Independence. entries accepted April 15–22 between 1 and 4 pm. Originals in oil watercolor acrylic pastel collage sculpture and ceramics eligible. Darren Dishman critique April 27 from 7 to 9 pm. admission free for exhibitors, 50 cents for others.
Troopers Kenneth Hirsch and Leroy Herdsman screened the film Effects of Emotions on Driving at the April High Prairie Pioneers 4H Club meeting. Guests included Vilas Vikings Club members and Wilson County Extension Agents Sharon Frankenberry and Jack Linn. Toni Austin demonstrated needle books and pin cushions while Jenne Campbell spoke on lawn mower safety.
Lila Ruth Harner of Humboldt and Robert Louis Bright of Wichita were married at 2 p.m. Friday in Erie. Attendees included Lori Mueller and Kenny Babcock. The couple, now residing at 905 N Washington, plans a reception at the bride’s parents home. The bride attends Humboldt High, Bright works at H K Porter Thermoid Division.
Mrs Nation presented the 50 50 Class lesson at First United Methodist Church using photos and African native costume to recount her trip to Ethiopia. Dinner hosts for the monthly meeting included Mr and Mrs Howard Jester Mr and Mrs Felix Bouray Mrs Emma Dodson and Mrs Fleta Johnston.
Susan Glenn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Craig Williams of 317 West Oak, welcomed as a new citizen born on April 10.
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