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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
3
Readers share and seek guidance on aging, appearance, and marriage. Ann Landers notes a wife valued for hair and teeth faces doubt as a husband’s health issues threaten beauty. Also advises legible handwriting, elderly manners, and patient kindness without demand for thanks.
At the April meeting Monday Fairfield Grange welcomed Mr and Mrs Larry Holman as new members. Mrs Donald Phillips lecturer read a poem and led a quiz on musical terms instruments and composers names. Husbands recited names and birthdays of their families. Mrs George Alford won the door prize. A potluck dessert preceded the meeting. Nineteen members attended.
Dear Heloise offers kitchen tips including adding tomato juice to ground beef to keep hamburgers moist and flavorful. Other notes share lamp ideas, exercise routines, camping bath solutions, and a reading aid for seniors. A Beta Sigma Phi meeting discusses bylaws, pledge training, and a baked goods sale.
Yoland Kay, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherry Warren Oliphant of Humboldt, born April 19. Abert Elton, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Lee Bailey, 1026 S Malcolm, born April 23. Wade Ray, son of Mr and Mrs Jim LaRue of Erie, born April 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Graham of Buffalo announce the engagement of their daughter Iletta Fay to John Randall Hutchison son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hutchison of 920 Wilson Hutchison is a 1970 graduate of Neosho County Community Junior College and a 1968 graduate of Chanute High School Miss Graham is a 1970 graduate of Midway High School No wedding date has been set.
Colfax Baptist Church held a consecration service as the Women’s Missionary Society installed new officers for the Sunday and evening groups. A fiscal year summary was presented, scripture read, group singing led, and prayers offered. The church year begins May 1.
On Monday May 1 social and club events fill the week: Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings 7 15 p.m. American 4d Cross board meeting at district courtroom Memorial Building 8 p.m. Women Arts and Crafts at Central Park 9 a.m. to noon. Various groups meet at North Malcolm Community Center Memorial Building and United Brethren Church including Neosho County Association for Retarded Children Westview Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society World War I Barracks and Auxiliary, Rebekahs and Jolly Maids Extension Home Makers Unit. Chanute Cycle Club track 7 30 p.m. Cosmetology Club at Chamber of Commerce Memorial Building.
Mrs. Mildred Barnes led a lesson on truths about pressing for the Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit at Mrs. Frank Burtle's home. District meeting set for Independence May 4. plans for a May 17 tea for National Homemakers Week. Six attended spring tea in Galesburg. dues paid to Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Emery Lewis and Mrs. F. M. Caldwell. door prize won by Mrs. W. C. Steele. Thirteen members and guest Mrs. A. A. Junod attended hosted by Mrs. Gyneth Hunter.
Message instructs readers to contact the Tribune carrier at 431 3400 by 5 30 p m if a delivery is missed or impossible to reach.
The text argues that humanity sins and creates distance from God, not God from people. It uses an Isaiah passage to claim reconciliation must follow God’s terms, citing Acts 2 as an example, and invites readers to seek reconciliation under divine conditions presented by the speaker.
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