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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
3
Anne asks for guidelines on cutting garments with pile or nap fabrics. Dorothy Lyle recommends cutting short nap fabrics like velvet with nap up toward the top to preserve color depth. long nap fabrics should be cut with nap running toward the hem.
A Kansas State University consumer economist explains common label symbols like R C and U O K on foods, meanings of Enriched Fortified Restored Nutrient additions, and how packaging innovations such as polyethylene milk bags affect shopper choices and cross-border adoption.
Chicago reports a shift from formal parlors to family rooms as central living spaces. Builders emphasize casual indoor areas with integrated dining and kitchen zones. Inviting armchairs support conversation and flexible dining, while round extension tables suit meals, games, and homework in casual living areas.
Tribune notices invite society members to submit events with 48 hour deadlines after meetings and seven days after ceremonies for photos Weddings. On Wednesday August 2 the schedule lists Women's Safari Golf League Safari Golf Course 9 30 a m 1 30 and 5 30 Grant Avenue Baptist Women's Missionary Society 1 30 p m Women's Society of Christian Service First United Methodist Church 9 30 a m Rainbow Division Veterans Memorial Building covered dish dinner take table service 6 30 p m Women's Missionary Society Church of the Nazarene 7 30 p m
Peace Corps volunteers in Kabul Afghanistan share lessons from a new posting. Mrs. Donald E. Hanna and her husband will teach English at a Lashgaghan high school in Helmand Valley while adapting to local customs and language. Training spans language culture policy and teaching methods with practical field work ahead.
New citizens born to Humboldt and K.4 families are Sara Jane Orth daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne E Orth born July 19 and Melinda Suzanne Henry daughter of Mr and Mrs Jarold Henry born July 24. Both births announced by local record.
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss the 107 year push to exonerate Dr. Samuel Mudd, who treated John Wilkes Booth after Lincoln’s assassination. The note traces pardons, a lack of formal exoneration, and the modern revival by descendants and students sparking clubs and mock trials.
In readers notes, Ann Landers addresses why audiences laugh at violent or sad scenes, suggesting immature reactions and difficulty handling deep emotion. Another letter asks for advice on a sister’s weight and self‑image, with the response urging charity and silence unless asked.
Mrs Mildred Barnes led a fabrics lesson covering rug drapery and upholstery materials with notes on color fastness and cleaning. Mrs Vernie Steele presid ed the business session as roll call noted new home materials. Members reported 48 hours of volunteer work. door prize went to Mrs Marie Keys. anniversary greetings to Mrs Bert Sutton. Hostess Mrs E M Caldwell with help from Mrs Emory Lewis served dessert to 14 members.
Reigning Miss America Laurie Lee Schaefer plans a two day Viet Nam visit starting next week and hopes it marks the war’s near end. She says she expects a war resolution in the coming months. The Winans family reunion at Keystone Lake Oklahoma drew 48 relatives with plans for a 1973 reunion on the weekend of July.
Buckwheat returns as a common ingredient for pancakes breads and baked goods and can replace rice or be used as a turkey or chicken stuffing. The Carlsbad Caverns Big Room spans over a mile with a floor area of 14 acres and the piece mentions tours by beauty queens to Vietnam Thailand Europe and the U S. Sally Rand at 68 still performs with fans in a minidress promoting a mystique driven approach to burlesque and artful nudity.
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