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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1972
Page
4
Readers share practical tips for students including separate laundry bags labeled by color and fabric, home sewing of muslin tags with washing instructions, and simple decor fixes such as using valances to modernize old lampshades.
Norfolk based AP report notes Adm Elmo Zumwalt's directive permitting women to serve on combat ships. Chiefs express mixed views with some citing concerns over long sea deployments for families while others welcome integration. Sub crews voice uncertainty about women serving on submarines.
Three simple summer ice cream ideas including a light lemony buttermilk sherbet a cantaloupe freeze and a raspberry delight The recipes use a freezer or refrigerator option with half frozen mixing optional heat and refreeze All are best eaten the day made and serve 6 to 8 each different flavor profile and texture.
Neosho County fair honors 18 year old Bob Neely as king and 14 year old Darlene Angleton as queen after 4H club nominations. Ballots used pennies for fair fund. Neely, a Chanute High School graduate, attends Neosho County Community Junior College and leads in mechanical 4H projects. Angleton, a Erie High School sophomore, is Lucky 13 club vice president and saxophonist in the band.
Public notices of society events include Women's Safari Golf League at Safari Golf Course with sessions at 9:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Executive Committee of the Christian Women's Fellowship meets at First Christian Church at 1:30 p.m. Sorghum Valley Grange gathers at Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Trib Tur med notes to tribune office.
Mrs. Max Deweese presented the lesson Men’s Fashions in her home for Lea mona Extension Homemakers Unit at 806 S. Allen. She said moderate income families spend 15 percent on clothing and noted three apparel types ready to wear made to measure and custom tailored. Mrs. Neal Heilman announced the unit won reserve champion for the county fair booth. Roll call cited a man who has influenced my life and five members with a guest, Mrs. Opal Smith, were served refreshments.
A basket dinner marked the Victory Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at Mrs. John Thielen’s home. Mrs. Marion Kibler presided and led the business session. Roll call noted a memorable birthday. 22 members and guests attended.
A reader complains that biology enslaves women in a Pooped In Philly letter, while Ann Landers addresses alcohol harm with data from the Royal Society of Medicine. The exchange urges awareness, parental guidance, and safe community lessons at Rainbow Extension Homemakers.
A contact instruction directs calling the Tribune carrier at 431-2400 if a meet is impossible, set for 5 30 p m.
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