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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
3
Advice column excerpt offering guidance on family strain and parenting. It covers avoiding conflict with adult children, giving love to grandchildren, and handling a teenage reader’s custody questions while mentioning a teenage correspondent’s concerns about her mother’s marriages and a note to a reader about finding self through service.
Recipe notes describe mocha meatballs made with peppered pork sausage and hot coffee. Sauce doubles as cooking liquid, bake at 300 for two hours, drain fat, and keep hot in a chafing dish with toothpicks for serving.
The Cheerful Workers Class of the First Baptist Church held a Christmas party Tuesday at Maple Leaf Tea Room starting with a 6:30 p.m. turkey dinner. Mrs. Lois Cady led devotions from Living Vistas and read The Gift from the Heart. The group sang carols with Virginia Edwards at the piano and exchanged gifts from a decorated tree. The Sneeringers attended with Rev. and Mrs. Dale Sneeringer, who gave invocation and personal family greetings.
Lincoln School teacher Tonya Klotz is slated to be counselor for the Foreign Study League's 1972 summer program abroad for area high school students. The league offers four to six week courses in Europe with native and American instructors and residential on campus housing. A meeting at Bowlus Fine Arts Building in Iola at 2:30 p.m. Saturday will provide more information.
The Neosho County Association for Retarded Children re organized its board on Monday at North Malcolm Community Center. Paul Thomas was named president with Earl DeVries as vice president and Mrs. Robert Washburn as treasurer. Leslie Robie became secretary. retiring president Mrs. Chester Kustandorter remained on the board along with Delbert Grover and Mrs. Neil McQuarie. A covered dish dinner and Christmas party were planned for Dec. 17 at the center. The association runs Love, Inc., the class for retarded children.
A reader shares a simple make shift solution to protect a new car from door dings in tight parking. Heavy cardboard covers the door edges, holes are punched in corners, twine ties fix the guards to the back door handle and side mirror to deter contact.
Miriam Circle members were guests as Past Noble Grands of Rebekah Lodge 158 served a turkey and covered dish dinner at Mrs. Nelle Stevens home. Stevens gave the invocation and devotions were led by Mrs. Everett Marvin with the theme O Master Let Me Walk with Thee. October November and December birthday anniversaries were honored. Seventeen Past Noble Grands and seven Miriam Circle members attended. Gift exchange Christmas music and games added recreation. Stevens was assisted by Mrs. John Oglesbee and Mrs. Cora Stevenson.
Camp Hoppers Club of the National Campers and Hikers Association elected officers Saturday at Central Park Building. Gene Johnson and Gene Johnsons as presidents, Dick Smiths as vice presidents, Joe Thompsons as secretary and treasurer, George McGurks as directors. Twenty six members attended and each family donated to the Christmas tree project for a needy family.
A collage of household tips and reader notes. Heloise suggests back door string hacks to protect paint and tearing onion fumes using sunglasses. Readers share homemade baby keepsake ornaments and a tape method to collect loose threads for cleanups.
The Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church met Monday in the church annex for a gift exchange and tasting tea. Seventeen members and five guests attended as devotionals on Ke pers of the Inn and How Christmas Is Spent in Different Countries were shared. Poems were recited by several members, and Mystery Sisters were revealed.
The FDA urges hospital nurseries and mothers to bathe newborns with plain soap and water instead of hexachlorophene products like pHisoHex. New studies show the chemical can enter infant blood and may cause brain damage in animals, and its germ fighting effectiveness is in doubt.
The Altoona- Midway Senior High Y-Teens Club packs a Christmas box for a 10 year old Mexican American girl in Stanfield Arizona. The group has given $10 monthly for a year through the Christian Children's Fund and sent a doll wardrobe blankets and toys. The girl’s family lives in poverty and the funds aid food clothing medical care and school supplies.
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