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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1968
Page
3
A short reading notes that include biblical questions from chapters 38 41 and references from 2 Chronicles 10 12 13 Mark 11 25 Daniel 5 and Matthew 5 9. It also notes the notion of retaining joy in aging and cites a task to give one question from Job.
The Past Noble Grand Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Gladys Franklin at 409 N. Highland. Mrs. Gyneth Hunter visited the hostess. Franklin led devotions and 21 members plus one guest, Shirley Hacker of Parsons, were served refreshments. The May 24 meeting will be with Mrs. Harold Claus at 1314 S. Highland.
Sheri Lynn Baylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Baylor 310 N Washington was honored with a birthday party Friday afternoon The honoree was one year old Sunday Refreshments were served and favors given to the children Guests listed include Mrs Vincent W Baylor Mrs Kent Buell Mark and Kayla Mrs Robert Ellis Patrick and Traci Mrs Marion Thomas and Linda Wrestler Anita and Tony
Thirty eight members attended a breakfast meeting in the First Christian Church fellowship hall at 7:30 a.m. Sunday. John Sherman spoke, Clayton Ward offered the invocation, Ed Wolfe gave devotions, and Robert J. Ward lead Sutton delivered the benediction.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Drybread hosted the Laurel Mothers Club party at 415 W 7th Saturday evening for seven couples. Crazy bridge prize winners were John Crownover Wilford Aday and Earl DeVries. Co-hostesses were Mrs Crown over and Mrs Dale Edwards. Installation luncheon will be at 1 pm Friday in the Orchid Buffet.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Barnum entertained with a dinner Sunday for Mrs. Barnum on her birthday. Attendees included their two daughters and families, Harold Sparks and Gayle, Tom Krokstrom and Greg Brad and Mark, friend Joe Ray, and Mrs. Barnum's mother Mrs. Cora Mintz, all of Chanute. The gathering was a time of visiting.
A compilation of reader tips covers ways to fix bitter canned grapefruit, prevent spill messes with tissue boxes and soap savers, create dusting gloves from chenille, use a box to protect carpets during kids snacks, and simple clothing repairs.
The 20 year reunion for Mrs. Gertie Adams and her relatives was hosted at 508 W 4th with a buffet. Attendees included Adams family members from Chanute, Viola, Wichita, South Coffeyville, Bartlesville, Mountain Home, Kent, Blue Jacket and Urbana in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Afternoon visitors joined the gathering.
Altoona group members visited son Navy Lt. Richard Streets and wife in Philadelphia area and hosted at Neodesha Friendship Night with Eastern Star officers. Local members attended events in Freednia Butler and Shawnee, with reports on hospital visits, club meetings, and charity drives.
Louisa Lehman born April 27 1868 in Humboldt celebrated turning 100 with a party at Bryant’s Rest Home. lifelong Humboldt resident she moved to the home 12 years ago and was married to Henry Lehman who once ran a farm near Humboldt. He died in Humboldt.
Eight members of the Mary Dell Paint Club met Thursday in the North Malcolm Community Center. Violets and butterflies were painted and a sack lunch was served at noon. Mrs. Gerald Rowan and Mrs. Edgar Logsdon joined as new members. Dogwood will be painted at the May 23 meeting.
Ada McKinney, 20, of Topeka, won the Naftzger Young Artists award at Southwestern College for piano. Finalists included Sarah Doll of KU, a flutist who earned a $250 vocal prize. Honoreums of $200 went to John Morgan and Gayla Welsh. The event featured 39 musicians from Kansas and Oklahoma colleges, sponsored by the Naftzger Fund for Fine Arts Inc.
Members of the Chanute Bit and Spur Saddle Club announced plans for a point shodeo to be held May 25 here. The club now has 101 members and also discussed shows at LaCygne and Uniontown before refreshments were served. The next meeting is May 17.
Eighteen members of the Alcott PTA study group met Wednesday morning at Mrs. W. F. Dunlap’s home. Co-hostess was Mrs. Richard Siegler and the lesson on smoking was presented by Mrs. Robert Gormley. Fourth grader Eddie Dean Seefeldt spoke on facts and figures of smoking.
The American Association of University Women held a dinner meeting at the Orchid Buffet. President Mrs. Eldon Vaughn reported on the 21st Biennial Conference of the Southwest Central Region in Houston, with a symposium on Testing Values in A Changing Society. The program Art and Identity was presented by Mrs. S A Mannoni with help from Mrs. Charles Rubow and Mrs. Harold Cutrell. Hostess committee included Mrs. Tony Lockyear, H G LaForge, Martha Hutton, and others. The May 16 meeting will be a salad supper at Central Park Community building. Twenty five members and three guests attended.
Social groups meet across Chanute April 30 featuring Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Center morning to afternoon, Women’s Golf luncheon at Country Club, RN Club Ashley Clinico, and multiple church circles with noted host addresses. Memorial and Grace churches host meetings. First Christian and United Presbyterian host CWF and Quilting sessions with 1:30 p.m. start times and listed hosts.
Sixty three members and visitors attended the Senior Citizens meeting Friday afternoon in the Memorial Building. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ed Carpenter and Mr and Mrs G A Thomas. Plans were made for the group's Pittsburg trip and group singing closed the meeting. The highlight was a white elephant sale after refreshments served by Presbyterian Church women.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and subscription rates for local and out of town readers. It details prices for mail and carrier delivery, including regional rates for Neosho and surrounding counties and Chanute post office boxholders. It notes Associated Press rights and local news republication.
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