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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
3
Reader converts an old ironing board into a portable adjustable side table for barbecues. The hack adds extra counter space and serving height near the grill. Other tips include organizing appliance cords with labeled boxes and using a foam rubber patch to hold small fasteners for easy pickup.
Extension homemakers units with tenure will be recognized at the district meeting held Thursday at the Memorial Building. Homemakers from Cherokee Crawford Labette Montgomery Wilson and Neosho counties attend the public event aligned with Kansas Homemakers Week April 30 to May 4. Richard Shank Topeka a spe.
Karen Kay Nelson will wed Larry J. Taylor in June. Taylor works at Oswald Arnett in Garden City and is a 1970 Fountain High School graduate. The engagement was announced by Mr and Mrs LaVerne Nelson of Colorado Springs.
Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit modeled vintage Easter hats at their Wednesday meeting in the home of Mrs. Louis Junod. Hats included a turn of the century bonnet and a Minnie Pearl style creation. Mrs. Lloyd Dalton led a knit tips lesson. 13 members attended. Mrs. Raymond Tredway won the door prize.
Iota Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority honored spring pledges at a preferential tea hosted by Mrs. Rod Goltry. Pledges included Mrs. David Bain, Mrs. L. B. Jones, Mrs. Henry Lopez, Mrs. Ralph Brown, and Mrs. Jerry Sloan. Chapter officers were installed and cake and tea were served.
A reception honored 21 first year Menninger Bible Class students after the closing session Wednesday. They received certificates for completing Genesis to Kings study. Rev. Dale Sneeringer taught the course, with the First Baptist Church social committee in charge of the event.
Mrs. Richard Ashley became president of the Holly Mothers Club at a Tioga Hotel luncheon. Also installed were Mrs. Charles Stroh as vice president, Mrs. Irwin Epperson secretary, and Mrs. Ed Sergent treasurer.
Mrs Frankie Stanislaus is the new president of the Business and Professional Women's Club with officers including Mrs Margaret Cumings vice president Mrs Doris Lacey corresponding secretary Mrs May Lou Benson recording secretary and Mrs Frances Ballou treasurer Cheryl Krone a high school junior and Senior Girl Scout spoke on the Potpourri trip to West Palm Beach Fla with 117 U S girls and eight international scouts Miss Krone shared slides Ruth Shannon discussed ecology in National Ecology Week Dr Margaret Wolf won first prize and Alice Boecker second in a membership quiz Membership plaques were given to new members including guests Mrs Virginia Sparks and Mrs Evelyn Boone plans for a spring luncheon at Baxter Springs were announced and the membership committee led by Miss Shannon Mrs Benson and Mrs Vesta Lightfoot organized the program.
Autumn Mothers Club elected new officers Thursday at Mrs. Jim Prosser home. Clifford Broeder president David Malan vice president Dean Denning secretary Spencer Brandon treasurer. Installation set for May 17 luncheon. A cancer film urged annual Pap tests for early uterine cancer detection. Plans for May 20 picnic at Riverside Park Independence announced. Paul Blecha won the door prize. Guests included Mrs Tom Trepto and Mrs Stephen Markley.
Social calendar listing events for Tuesday May 1 includes Victory Extension Homemakers Unit at 1:30 p.m., Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Vilas Homebuilders Extension Homemakers Unit luncheon 11:30 a.m., Circle 5 at First Christian Church 9:30 a.m., Cub and Boy Scout leaders round table at Zion Lutheran 7:30 p.m., Gen and Mineral Society 7:30 p.m., Ladies Auxiliary at IOOF hall 8 p.m., Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple 6:30 p.m., SAMS at Safari Museum 9:15 a.m., Wesleyan Service Guild service 7:30 p.m. with prayer 6 p.m. and basket dinner 6:30 p.m.
A reader asks how to stop unwanted mail including obscene inserts. Ann Landers notes federal enforcement after postal inspector complaints and advises resealing letters with Please Postal Inspector. Other letters discuss a mother overcleaning, a new bride's quarrel over morning newspaper reading, and a marital mismatch.
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