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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1968

Page

3

Students Present Program For BPW Club

Torchlighters led by past BPW presidents hosted the program at the Tioga Hotel. Neosho County Community Junior College instructors Glen Bacus and Harold presented Group 10 plus 1 with solo and quartet numbers, humorous readings and spirituals. Participants included Edward Thorsell Beverly Wilcox Marilyn Kimball Lonnie Cox Doug Lopeman Pat Porter Patricia Chrisman Georgeanna Roush Karen Robison and Ed Cox. A gift was given to the students. Mrs Scherel Booe chaired the after program business meeting. Mrs Velma Beasley directed group carols with Mrs Edna Petterson on piano. decorations were arranged by Mrs Nelle Stevens and Merle Estes. The next meeting will be in January.

BPW Tioga Hotel Glen Bacus Harold Neosho County Ed Cox Scherel Booe Velma Beasley Edna Petterson Nelle Stevens Merle Estes

Fatal Bag Attempt Ends in Tragic Death

Los Angeles police report a suspect died after an attempt to swallow a small plastic bag of marijuana following a police stop. An autopsy indicated strangulation as the cause.

Los Angeles

Club News Reporting Rules Announced by Tribune

Production rules require reports be typed and double spaced. No club reports by telephone. Office drop after hours. Reports mailed must be postmarked within 12 hours. in person within 24 hours at 15 S Highland.

Tribune S. Highland

Practical Home Hints From Heloise And Readers

Heloise shares a terry cloth tablecloth helps prevent milk spills from spreading. Readers describe emergency dimes in handbags and home lists for quick calls. Tips include dyeing bulbs with marker for soft light and lemon or orange extract in fudge. Nylon net bows endure sun rain and snow on cemetery flowers.

Heloise

The Chanute Tribune Publication Details

The Chanute Tribune lists staff and department heads, subscription rates, and carrier details. It notes Associated Press exclusive local news republication rights and service areas including Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties.

Neosho Allen, Wilson Woodson Counties

What is a Perfect Diamond Dear Ann Landers

A reader asks how to pick a one carat perfect diamond. The answer: price depends on weight color and clarity. a perfect blue white one carat diamond can cost about $1000 per American Gem Society guidance. avoid high prices by knowing your jeweler and emphasizing clarity and color.

Ann Ann Landers American Gem Society P.S

Legion Auxiliary Names Committee For Annual Dinner

A Thursday meeting in the Memorial building formed the committee chaired by Mrs. Margaret Rausch for the American Legion Auxiliary annual dinner. Christmas decorations were arranged by Mrs. Ada Livington, with business led by Mrs. Dorothy Rauhoff. Gift shop volunteers at the Veterans Hospital in Wichita reported wrapping and mailing gifts for each family member. Mrs. Floyd Yahns urged delivering remaining gifts to the Red Cross office in the Memorial building and a Christmas dinner committee was created to serve Legion and Auxiliary members at 5 PM Wednesday in the post home.

American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building Margaret Rausch Ada Livingston Dorothy Rauhoff H. G. Curl Veterans Hospital Wichita Mmes Fred Heinze Rausch Howard Winans Frank Davidson Merle Estes Floyd Yahns Red Cross Memorial Legion Auxiliary Legion Post

Beta Delta ESA Meeting Presided by Mrs Olson

The Beta Delta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs Estle Bake's home in Humboldt Tuesday evening with President Mrs Paul Olson presiding. Discussion covered the zone meeting planned for Independence and a Christmas gift wrapping demonstration by Nina Koch. Christmas decorations by Mrs P H Kelley centered the serving table. Refreshments were provided by the hostess. The next gathering will be a Christmas party Tuesday.

Blue Bird OES Elects Officers in Buffalo

Blue Bird chapter OES met at the Masonic hall with 28 members present. Officers elected include Mrs. Claud Krepps as worthy matron and Albert Ambrose as worthy patron. A candlelight Christmas ceremony preceded a social hour hosted by Mr. Milo Peterson and Mr. Paul Campbell with holiday table decor.

Buffalo Blue Bird Chapter OES Masonic Hall Jake Sauders Harry Orendorff Claud Krepps Albert Am

Women to Make Candleholders at Arts and Crafts

Women’s Arts and Crafts group will meet Monday morning at the Central Park Community building to craft candleholders. Attendees should bring parchment or light paper cards, scissors, a small brush, and glue. A show from November will be pictured. Mrs. Andrew Nelson, supervisor, reported 48 attendees at the last meeting.

Central Park Andrew Nelson

Emporia State Student Charged With Marijuana Possession

Richard I. Taylor a 19 year old College of Emporia student from Colorado Springs Colorado will appear in Lyon County Court next Friday on illegal possession of marijuana charges. He was arraigned Friday after arrest Thursday night and is free on a 500 dollar bond.

Emporia Kan Richard I. Taylor College of Emporia Lyon County Court Taylor Colorado Springs Colo

Social Calendar December events across Chanute

December 16 17 schedule lists meetings and activities at American Legion IOOF Chanute Cycle Club Rebekah Lodge and more. Highlights include memorial building gatherings at 6 30 and 7 30 p m and various clubs such as Women’s Arts and Crafts and Ladies of Elks meeting in the evening. Several church and community groups host lunches dances and Christmas parties through December 20.

American Legion Memorial Building Rebekahoe IOOF Chanute Cycle Club Women’s Arts and Crafts Central Park Ladies of Elks Independence Desk Derrick Wigs Independence Grant Avenue Baptist Church Esther Circle J. R. Hale W. Walnut Gem and Mineral Society Federation Patriarchs Militant Rainbow Masonic Temple Chamber of Tioga Wesleyan Service Guild Methodist Church Lyle Huntt Highland Modern Study Club Ralph Willcott Howard Parsons

Bible Quiz on Jesus and Bible Details

A short religious quiz asks where Jesus refused to explain his works to certain people, and covers Bethesda location, Jesus healing in Capernaum, Eve’s clothing in Genesis, and Paul’s escape from Damascus, with scoring for four or three correct.

Bethesda Jesus Capernaum Garden of Eden Paul Damascus

Advent Sermon by Rev Max Wright at First United Methodist

The Rev Max Wright, superintendent of the Independence district, delivers the Advent sermon at 10 45 a m Sunday at First United Methodist Church with Dr Duff Wagoner liturgist. Wright also speaks at Zion United Methodist at 9 30 a m. He was appointed superintendent of United Methodism in southeast Kansas in June by Bishop W McFerrin Stowe.

Max Wright Independence United Methodist Church First United Methodist Church Duff Wagoner Wright Zion United Methodist Church United Methodism Kansas W. McFerrin Stowe

Debra Barnes 1968 Miss America Wed in Moran

Debra Dene Barnes Miss America 1968 will marry Mitchell Miles of Arcadia in Moran Kansas at the Methodist Church on January 25 with about 300 guests. Dwight D Barnes her father will perform the ceremony. Mrs Gary Hatch will be matron of honor with bridesmaids and family others attending. Reception plans remain incomplete.

Phillip Root Chet Root Topeka Merle Reynolds Pittsburg Duane Lash

Two Initiated By Ladies of GAR

Initiation for two new members Dorothy Edwards and Jacquetta Edwards, granddaughters of Mrs Irene Baker, held Tuesday afternoon in the Memorial building. Mrs Marie Stipp presided as 14 members attended. Christmas gifts were exchanged. The next meeting is January 14.

Ladies of the Gar Memorial Building Dorothy Jacquetta Edwards Irene Baker Marie Stipp

County Homemakers Advisory Committee Christmas Party

The Neosho County Extension Homemakers advisory committee held its annual Christmas party and gift exchange at the Orchid Buffet. Retiring president Mrs. Lloyd Dalton installed new officers with Mrs. Phillip Lewis named treasurer after Mrs. Lou Reinhardt resigned. Fifteen members attended.

Neosho County Extension Homemakers Advisory Committee Lloyd Dalton Phillip Lewis Lou Reinhardt

Sorosis Club Enjoys Christmas Dessert Luncheon

Twelve members of Sorosis Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Myra Brobst's home at 512 S Highland for a Christmas dessert luncheon. Mrs. Beulah Bartlett opened with devotions and a Christmas verse was recited. Mrs. Thelma Stemple presented A Christmas Story by Marion Anderson. Gifts were exchanged after the meeting and corsages given to each member. The January 21 gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Orville Funk at 319 S&S Santa Fe.

Sorosis Club Myra Brobst S. Highland Beulah Bartlett Marion Anderson Thelma Stemple Brobst Orville Funk S&s. Santa Fe

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