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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Lavell McClure of 617 W Oak announce the engagement of their daughter to be wed in August. The couple has selected a date for the ceremony and plans a family reception following the nuptials.
Newborns Shana Jo Ayers and Angela Janee Shields were born in April to Fredonia and Oak area families. Molly Brooke Harris and Karen Sue Embry are listed with birth dates and addresses. Miss McClure, CHS graduate 1972, will graduate this year. Embry works in Humboldt. A wedding is planned for August 3.
Past Matrons of Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star in Chanute held a centennial program at Mrs Roy Gibsons home. Excerpts highlighted Esther Clark Hill poet Thurlow Lieurance composer and other Kansans. Members sang Kansas songs with Mrs Katherine Munger at the piano. The Elms alma mater closed the program. Mrs Munger was recognized for her birthday.
Prepare squares of warm ginger bread or spice cake. Drain two cups fruit cocktail and mix with a half cup sugar and lemon juice. Add a pinch of salt and fold in one cup sour cream. Serve cold or at room temperature as a light topping.
A reader asks how to handle last minute cancellations by clients who refuse pay for babysitting, and Ann Landers suggests a new policy of paying half the projected amount. Another letter defends silence as a response to a delicate social cue. A third writer seeks help for fear of sexual unresponsiveness in marriage and shares that counseling is helping save her sanity and family.
Mrs. W A Walt led a Friday Reading Club meeting at Mrs. J T Fogleman home Neodesha with 11 members receiving Easter greeting cards. Mrs. Fogleman introduced the speaker and Mrs. Wesley Anderson led devotions from Guideposts and read the song lyrics Aline. The federation convention is set for June 3 to 7 in Baltimore Maryland.
Mrs William Day was honored with a layette shower hosted at the home of Mrs Charles Ogle with Candy Ogle and Janet Webber as hostesses. Refreshments were served to 13 guests and a stork centerpiece adorned the serving table.
Twelve Brownie Girl Scouts and leaders Mrs. Ted Pegg and Mrs. Otis Babcock met at 702 N. Grant and hiked to Santa Fe Park. They paused to buy hamburgers with profits from cookie sales.
Chanute Golden Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, installed Mrs. Imelda Adelgren as worthy high priestess with an array of elective and appointive officers at the Masonic Temple. The event drew about 150 attendees from multiple towns and included a hymn, yearbooks, and a tea and reception.
Readers offer practical tips from lengthening dresses with crocheted hems to clever space saving in a sewing room. A spotlight on budget friendly solutions from readers including hem altering, pie crust reuse, and compact storage using a plastic foam ice chest.
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church circles met Monday to discuss projects. Ruth Circle debated buying new chairs and choir robes while Naomi Circle hosted seven members and two guests. Devotions and prayers were led by circle members and refreshments served.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen R. Baker of St. Paul announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Ann to Michael Eugene Yoho son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Yoho of Stark. Judy is a senior at Erie High School and Michael, class of 1972, is employed at the Army Ammunition Plant Parsons. No wedding date has been set.
Friday listings include We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1:30 p.m. Chanute bridge at Central Park Building rides by 431-4026. SAMS Soukaba Neosho Pomona Grange Fairfield School 7:30 p.m. Saturday events feature Safari Chapter Lake McKinley weekend Chanute branch NTA Orchid Puf fet 12:30 p.m. UN Association Mr and Mrs S A Mannoni 220 S Larson covered dish dinner 6:30.
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