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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1973

Page

3

College Students Repeat Vows in Lawrence

WendieAnn Elliott of Thayer and Lyle Kent Larson of Scandia exchanged marriage vows at First United Methodist Church in Lawrence. The ceremony was at 2 p.m. with Rev. Don Baldwin officiating and Larry Spillman as soloist. The couple, both KU students, plan to wed after graduation and will reside in Lawrence. the bride contributed lace flowers to her gown and wore an opal necklace.

Wendie Ann Elliott Thayer Lyle Kent Larson Scandia First United Methodist Church Lawrence Verne Elliott Glenn A. Larson Don Baldwin Emony Larry Spillman Louisburg

Granddaughter Marries In Oklahoma Ceremony

In Fairview Oklahoma a wedding united Janie Marie Burghart and Phillip Ray Sutter at United Methodist Church. The bride's gown by her sister Mrs Dennis Martens featured white organza with pale pink accents. Grandparents and Chanute visitors attended as family. The couple reside in Alma Oklahoma and both attend college.

Fairview Okla Janie Marie Burghart Phillip Ray Sutter United Methodist Church Bill Burghart Edward Sutter Orienta Albert Burdick S. Evergreen Minnie Burghart R. 2 Dennis Martens

Egg Prices Reflect Action On Flocks Feed

Prices for Grade A large eggs are expected to stay high this summer as producers reduce hen numbers, limiting supply. The shift toward larger eggs and careful shopping may help buyers, but overall poultry and egg prices will rise with feed costs and producer margins.

Dear Ann Landers column letters on marriage and trust

A reader profile describes a dispassionate spouse and a mother seeking help after failed attempts at counseling and multiple affairs. Ann Landers urges continued counseling, possible clergy guidance, and ongoing writing to monitor progress. Other letters discuss teen curfews, trust with parents, and views on blood tests for marriage seeking privacy vs. public health.

Europeans Shift Attitudes as American Music Abroad Tour Opens

Mike Jones of Chanute recounts the American Music Abroad tour by the United States Honor Band and Choir. Donations from locals aided participation. The group performed 25 times across Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland, with a Geneva Youth Musicale highlight. A ferry encounter with Jewish children sharing folk songs left warm memories before Jones sails to California in the Navy.

Mike Jones Europe United States Jones Chanute Geneva Youth Musicale Geneva Switzerland Youth Musicale Jack L. Coleman Walt Disney Music Company Clarence Sawhill University of California At Los Angeles Honor Choir Norway Sweden Denmark Netherlands Germany Gersau Navy California

Cosmetologists Earn Senior Licenses Recognition

Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 recognizes seven members who earned senior licenses after completing 40 hours of state meetings seminars and classes. Named were Pat Paul Marie Mc Donald Ruth Whitworth Sandy Byers and Mary Booe. A Monday meeting at Pat Pauls home featured a covered dish dinner. National Beauty Salon Week is set for Oct 1 to 7 with the theme Your Hairdresser Does It Better.

Pat Paul Marie McDonald Ruth Whitworth Sandy Byers Mary Booe

Evangelist Urges Help For American Ghettos

Mrs Jim Gaskell reviewed Tom Skinner book Black and Free at Westview Baptist Roundtable noting its eighth printing and Harlem ghetto focus. She said evangelical outreach should prioritize black Americans over Africa as Skinner, once Harlem gang leader, now evangelist, spreads gospel in U S ghettos.

Westview Baptist Roundtable Mahlon Morley Jim Gaskell Tom Skinner Skinner Harlem New York City Africa America United States Gaskell Maynard Brown

Special Pancakes By Dottie Wellington

Pancakes make a late breakfast or meatless supper. Cottage cheese and eggs provide protein calcium and vitamin A. Texture is light and puffy like an omelet or blintz. Serve with fruit sauce, applesauce, or thinned canned pie filling with cinnamon. Beat yolks with cottage cheese flour and salt then fold in beaten whites. Cook spoonfuls on a buttered griddle until brown underneath.

4H Club News at High Prairie August meeting highlights

Twelve members answered roll call naming ribbons for exhibits at the Wilson County Fair. The club reported 160 exhibits in 4H with 10 of 25 top blues for food exhibits. Grand champion ribbons went to Brenda Olson and Jenne Campbell for multiple entries. Eleven exhibits will go to the state fair. an achievement party is planned Sept. 13 at 7 pm at High Prairie Church. Recipes and pancake serving tips are included.

Wilson County High Prairie Pioneers High Prairie Church Donna Wiltse Brenda Olson Jenne Campbell Sonya Wiltse Mike Wiltse

Menninger Bible Classes to Start in Chanute

Two sections of the Menninger Bible Classes will be taught in Chanute over coming months. The second year section I Kings through Malachi begins Aug 29 at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church taught by Rev. Dale Sneeringer. The third year section The Life of Christ begins Sept 3 at 7 p.m. at First Christian Church taught by Rev. Bert Sutton. Registration is 3.50 including texts and charts, due by Aug 22. Last year 87 persons enrolled from 10 churches.

Chanute I Kings Malachi First Baptist Church Dale Sneeringer Christ First Christian Church Bert Sutton

Zig Zag Fine Fabrics Tips for Sewing and Entertaining

Heloise columns share sewing hints and household tricks. Mrs Veck explains zigzag seams on ravel-prone fabric for speed and neatness. Gene Kerr suggests prelighting candle bowls with matches. Milly Bidwell recommends using baby oil to remove wet paint from tiny hands.

Heloise Milly Bidwell

Metric Measure Now In Food Markets

A column discusses metric measurements appearing with weights on foods, noting a liter equals about a quart and 28 grams equal an ounce, with future likelihood of metric use rising to export and domestic adoption by 1970. Readers share Dear Heloise tips on Sunday excursions, wooden furniture dusting, and shoe heel grip repairs.

Heloise Papa Mama M. G Marie Sherman

Susan Gorton Describes Midwest Missions Tour

Susan Gorton of the Service Guild spoke on the Kansas East Conference Missionary Projects Tour at First United Methodist Church. She showed colored slides from Midwest Missions as 42 youths participated. Gladys Franklin led the program. 99 members and 4 guests attended. Mrs. Goldie Lineback’s committee organized a picnic supper. Present were Mrs. Fred Hunziker, Mrs. Lorraine McCauley, Miss Gorton and Rev. Dr. Livingston N. Witten.

Susan Gorton Service Guild First United Methodist Church Miss Gorton Midwest Missions Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Church Fred Hunziker Lorraine McCauley Livingston N. Witten

Social Calendar and events list for Monday Aug 13

Duplicate Bridge Club at Tioga Hotel 7 15 p m Santa Fe Women s Federation at Carpenters Hall 2 p m Esther Circle Otterbein United Methodist Church Mrs Charles Burgtorf 918 W lth 7 30 p m Ladies Day golf Chanute Country Club 9 15 a m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m.

Duplicate Bridge Club Tioga Hotel Santa Fe “Women’s Federation Carpenters Hall Esther Circle Otterbein United Methodist Church Charles Burgtorf Chanute Country Club Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center

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