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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1969
Page
3
A reader laments custody bias against divorced fathers and a veteran's claim of losing access to his children. The column then shares letters about friendship and social corrections, including guidance on handling corrections in public and private settings.
Dear Heloise offers a loose leaf three by five notebook to alphabetize contacts. Each page holds multiple fields and changes, with a plastic cover pocket for stamps. Suggestions include storing shopping details and gift ideas, plus personal tips from readers.
The Merry Mothers held a Christmas dinner at 1113 Tennessee Street with gift exchanges after a brief business meeting. Autumn Mothers gathered at 708 S Evergreen for tree decorations for Neosho Memorial Hospital and a homemade gift sale. Holly Mothers hosted a Christmas luncheon with 13 members as officer ballots were finalized and gifts and prizes were shared.
Buffalo Blue Bird Chapter 409 of the Order of Eastern Star met in the Masonic hall with Nell Krepps and Albert Ambrose presiding. New officers named include Luena Mears, Albert Ambrose, Lula Houston, Walter Steel, Ruby Robertson, Marie Brock, Josephine Orendorff, Virginia Lewis. Installation set for December 29. Birthdays for November and December were noted with a birthday song and small gift.
This column discusses selecting durable safe toys for children and offers guidance on avoiding impulse buys. It covers toy quality sanitation, age appropriate stimulation, and supervision, plus examples of simple play ideas using common household items. It also notes a Baptist mission group meeting with Christmas themed readings and programs.
The Chanute social week lists events from Monday December 15 including Past Presidents Parley at Orchid Buffet dinner at 6 p.m. Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall 7 30 p.m. and Women’s Arts and Crafts at Central Park Community Building 9 a.m. to noon. On Tuesday December 16 various groups meet for meals and programs at church halls and Orch id Buffet with times from 2 p.m. to 7 30 p.m.
Charlotte Worley Circle of First Baptist Church met Wednesday with Mrs. Junior Fritz and Mrs. Jack Hunt presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Arthur on Ready for Christmas. Lesson by Mrs. McCoy titled Symbols of Christmas. Boxes prepared for sit ins and servicemen. Visitor Mrs. Casebier attended.
Fresh mushrooms shine in this guide with selection tips and simple cooking. It includes a stuffed mushroom caps recipe using green onions parsley bread crumbs melted butter and chicken stock baked at 350 for 18 20 minutes.
Five circles of the Christian Womens Fellowship met to finalize plans for a December service project. The lesson titled The Church Gods Agent stressed the church as an international community. Circles 1 through 5 met at various members homes with lessons and devotions led by named members and one guest present.
The Senior High Kayettes gathered at the Little Theater on Thursday as Christmas songs were led by Diane Lassman with Janet Webber at the piano. Treva Sheerer read a Pearl S Buck Foundation letter detailing Jo Ren Chi, their Korean foster daughter, supported monthly with 15 dollars.
The notice lists subscription prices by territory and mail options. Rates cover main trade territories Neeshe, Allen, Wilson and Woodsos Counties, plus outside territory and Chanute mailing options. Carrier charges in Chanute are stated as two dollars per month.
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