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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1972
Page
3
Deva Belt, Belleville guest for the state Junior Miss competition, enjoyed a townwide welcome. The 3 000 residents helped create a pleasant experience, led by host family Mr and Mrs Max Diller and daughter Heather 17 who provided comfort, breakfast, flowers, and a gold bell inscribed Belleville.
Savonburg Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Thanksgiving themed friendship night. Officers led a candlelight ceremony with pilgrim candles as guests from nearby chapters were welcomed and gifted items. The event included musical tributes, recognition of longtime members, and a pageant where Miss Belt advanced as Chanute area winner receiving a rose and local sponsorship honors.
Sorosis Club discusses changing Thanksgiving traditions noting families dine away from Grandmas and restaurants are more common. Devotions quoted Psalms and Gift ideas span praise to personal presence. Brownie Troop 84 planned a Dec 18 party. Parsons Hospital charity drive supported.
A reader asks Dear Ann Landers to print a letter from the National Catholic Register about understanding a homosexual individual. The letter pleads for church action and charity toward homosexuals alongside other groups.
Letters describe making aprons from washable wipes for a golden anniversary, purses from apron offcuts, and calendar towels as cheap dish towels. A wave of reader opinions covers fashion helpers, practical hacks, and a lengthy debate about homosexuality and church stance with expert theology input.
Kansas State University hosts a lifelong learning workshop titled College Days for Women in Manhattan on January 9 10. Speakers include Barry Flinchbaugh and Charles Corbin with topics from taxes to fitness. Evening program features Richard Odom on flower arrangements. Registration 3.50 for two days 2.50 for one day. All Kansas women invited.
Brown rice with a chewy nutty taste. served as a savory side to game or meat. Recipe uses butter, oil, brown rice, celery, onion, mushrooms, chicken stock, thyme. bake slowly for 12 hours with flexible timing and refrigerate for advance prep.
A plastic wood solvent softens cured plastic resin, enabling its easy removal from surfaces not intended. The product targets hardened material that sticks to adjacent areas, providing an effective cleanup option for home repairs.
Tuesday listings include Victory Extension Homemakers luncheon at 12 30 p m Mrs Wilbur Thompson address North Malcolm Community Center Chanute Textile Paint Club 9 am to 4 pm Cub and Boy Scout leaders round table Zion Lutheran Church 7 30 p m Gem and Mineral Society 7 30 p m Ladies Auxiliary IOOF hall 8 p m Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p m Athenaeum 1208 Edith 2 pm Outlook Study Club Christmas luncheon 1 pm Round Table study Club 718 S Rutter 2 pm Wesleyan Service Guild prayer 6 pm basket dinner 6 30 pm at First United Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Alfred C Ingold of Kansas City announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Linda Kay to John Allen Campbell son of Mr and Mrs E H Campbell of Kansas City The bride to be is a Kansas State Teachers College Em poria graduate and teacher at Antioch Junior High School The groom attended Neo sho County Community Junior College and Wichita State University and works for Black and Veatch in Kansas City The couple plan a December 30 wedding in Kansas City.
Mrs. Randall Diver led a poetry lesson for the Art and Literature Club at 101 N. Kansas with Mrs. Charles Henshall hosting and Mrs. William Coombs assisting. The discussion covered John Masefield and T. S. Eliot and included an Eliot reading. Members voted to donate to the nursing home Christmas parties.
Tiny meat balls are cooked in butter in a skillet. A glaze is made by heating equal parts chili sauce and grape jelly until the jelly melts, then spooned over the meat balls to serve at cocktail time.
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