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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
3
Chanute Tribune details staff roles for publisher editor and manager. Subscription and mailing rates listed for in territory and out of town along with Chanute post office boxholder rates and carrier pricing.
Mr and Mrs Clinton Bowman entertained the Berean Class of the First Baptist Church Tuesday evening at their home 428 W 6th Mrs Francis Nourd gave the lesson and presided at the business meeting Mrs Ray Elrod presented an article Something to Live By It was announced the class will serve refreshments at the 6 30 fellowship hour at the church Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Bowman served refreshments to 15 members
Reader suggests a bring-what-you-have stew party to unite neighbors with leftovers, low cost, and shared cooking. Messages share tips on leftovers and practical household hacks, inviting reader participation through the column.
Henderson was elected to serve as city councilman from the first ward to fill the unexpired term of Fritz Hartwig who became mayor. The term ends April 1971. James Summerville was hired to head city parks and coordinate with the street department. The council approved trading a 1967 police car for a 1968 Fury II from Ellis Dodge Inc Chanute and accepted J H Chard’s bid to repair the city’s 1968 Ford pickup.
We Who Club gathers at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m. Wilson class meets at First Methodist Church 10 a m. Country Club Bridge hosts foursomes 1 30 p m. O ae Club Scotes does not list time.
Mrs Amy Osgood at 626 S Malcolm hosted a neighborhood pre school party yesterday afternoon. Children attended included Kenneth Corbett Joy Stoll Tina Stoll Anita Stoll Richard Cook Patricia Barnhart Carl Barnhart Teresa Rousch Jeff Rousch Casey Madden and Lee Madden. Games songs and refreshments were provided with multicolored hats as favors.
Mr and Mrs Edward A Mc Coy of rural Yates Center hosted a wedding rehearsal dinner for Shirley Uden and their son Edward A Mc Coy Jr Saturday evening at the Orchid Buffet The couple will wed Friday evening at Colfax Baptist Church Guests included Chester Uden Marica Janet Alan Lee Uden Rev and Mrs E M Pearson James E McCoy Wayne Roth Roy Aikens Jr Lyman Rinehart Virginia Madill Joyce Harold Lee and Randy McCoy all of various listed towns.
Sunflower EHU met in the north shelterhouse of Santa Fe Park for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. E. M. Caldwell presided and announced Homemakers Day will start at 9 30 a m September 24 in Central Park community building. Mrs. Caldwell won a red ribbon at the Neosho County Fair. Mrs. J O Purviance won the door prize. Mrs. A C Wink received a birthday gift. The September 25 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Wink at 415 West 4th, with Mrs. Francis Meeker in charge.
A brief feature presents a Bible quiz by Lavina Ross Fowler. It lists five questions drawing on Micah, Deuteronomy, Proverbs, Luke, and Acts with an indication that four correct answers earn excellent, three correct good, and directs readers to see the Bible for solutions.
If you shop for several mem b ers of your family, it pays to keep a small rolled up tape measure in your purse at all times. Keep a note right on the tape of the various sizes neck sleeves waist leg length etc. Measure before you buy and you'll avoid dull exchange trips.
Evelyn Seefeldt daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Seefeldt and Vincent Morales son of Mr and Mrs Vicente Morales exchanged vows at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Kansas City. The Rev R Morgan officiated a double ceremony followed by a reception. The bride wore an off white suit with mint lace and carried a bouquet of 12 white rose buds. They plan to reside in Kansas City.
The Girls Guild of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church held an annual overnight planning retreat Monday at the church. Nine girls and two sponsors attended, with supper at a Humboldt restaurant and return to the church to rehearse for Wednesday Women’s Mission Society meeting.
A reader asks if blame for his sister in law Emma varicose veins is justified after Emma’s five children in six years. Ann Lands advises to ignore accusations, notes varicose risk with many pregnancies, and suggests sending flowers.
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