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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1971
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares readers ideas inspired by family keepsakes. A grandmother's project converts her son's first tooth into a tie tack for her husband as a conversation piece. Readers offer tips on keepsakes and simple crafts for everyday items.
Presbyterian Women study missions outline themes Fulfilling Our Missions and related papers read by Mrs. Richard Good and Mrs. Don Geist. Ecumenical youth programs discussed, special music performed, and circles/bible study details plus a May 13 circle Fun night at the church.
Chanute AAUW members and guests viewed The New College film at Central Park building. Discussion led by Mrs. Alex Mih highlighted local junior college relevance to today’s students. New chapter members include Mrs. Ned Davidson and Mrs. Reuben Willis.
Members of Xi Delta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meet at Mrs. Marion Page Stark home to plan Founders Day banquet set for May. Mrs. Ray Boone received Ritual of Jewels degree. A pledge ritual for Nu Phi Mu Chapter is tentatively set for May 25 at Mrs. Bob McGregor’s home. A yearend picnic is planned for May 19 at Highland Park with husbands as guests.
Dear Ann Landers, I plan to treat my three teen sons and a young daughter with benign neglect after they leave the nest. Friends call it heartless but others struggle with their kids’ problems. I want them to stand on their own feet, pay for mistakes, and be responsible.
A Senior Citizens Club meeting at the Central Park building on Thursday drew 35 members and three guests. Mrs. Paul Puckett led the flag salute, with Mrs. Harry Steeves, Henry Hill, and Mrs. Puckett at the piano for a group sing along. Mrs. May Stiles ran the business session. Cookies and coffee were provided by women from the Presbyterian Church, including Mrs. Paul Parsons and Mrs. George Garrison.
Religious television programs and post Easter reflections structured the First Baptist Church groups. Grace Hill, Charlotte Worley, and Marjorie Sharp Circles met with hostesses and leaders to study lessons such as She Is Different, Easter Seasoning, and The Hands of Christ while sharing devotions and business sessions with 10 to 13 members and several guests.
4-H clubs report April sessions at local churches with Bruce Brock presiding. Henry Blickhahn and Denise Masquelier named carnival king and queen candidates for May 1 at Central Park building. Members made Easter baskets for Chanute nursing homes and Lincoln Seefeldt discussed safety initiatives. Edward Seefeldt led safety talks and the club chorus plans to attend regional events in Sedan.
The Shakespeare Study Club celebrated its 407th birthday with a party at Burns home. Hostesses were Mrs. L S Lawrence Mrs Don Abbueh and Mrs Boyd Burns. Readings from Shakespeare and quotes were shared.
Social calendar lists events for Tuesday April 27 and Wednesday April 28 including Chanute Textile Painting at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and multiple women's circles homemakers units and community meetings at various local venues with times and host names.
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