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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1968
Page
3
A Girl Scout troop resists a substitute leader forcing cleaning lessons at Ann Landers’ home. Four girls threaten to quit unless the original leader returns, while a teen writes about mother daughter communication issues and generational gaps causing friction at home.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff including Dwight McCreight publisher Jerry Morph editor Keith Wright managing editor Dwight Wallingford farm and district editor Wayne J. Smith advertising manager and Mrs. R. D. Markham carrier supervisor It provides subscription rates by mail and carrier and notes AP membership for local and AP news.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Callarman of Buffalo announce the engagement of their daughter Anita Christine to David Leroy Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Ivan S Johnson of Humboldt The couple share ties to Midway High School Humboldt schools Whitaker Elevator Hum boldt and Allen County Community Junior College Iola The wedding is set for December 29.
The JayCees held the second annual Christmas party for senior citizens at Murray Hill school auditorium. The Sekanaires sang for about 45 minutes earning a standing ovation. Santa distributed gifts to 65 or 70 guests after sandwiches coffee cookies and Kool-Aid were served and Jaycees provided transportation.
The Boeing Co. hosts a three day Christmas celebration for its Puget Sound workforce. The company employs about 95,000 in the area, highlighting the scale of its holiday event.
Heloise advises writing name and address on both sides of a record label with ink to ensure return if borrowed. Marlie Johnson suggests adding undiluted apple juice concentrate to improve pies made with tasteless apples. Mrs. Shirreffs shares a compact tool chest that keeps essential kitchen repair items, saving many trips to the basement.
Ruth Circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church met in the home of Mrs. Ben Nicholas on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Toland opened with prayer and the group sang Christmas carols around the piano. Mrs. Howard Sharp led the business meeting and devotions were given by Mrs. Toland with a lesson by Mrs. Nicolas. Christmas gifts were wrapped and delivered for the circle's special missionary family. Eight members were served refreshments by the hostess.
The Friendly Neighbors Club shared a Christmas dinner and program Wednesday at Eben and Mrs. Claus’s home. Guests included Ralph and Hoyt Alford, Homer Wallis, Dale Rice, Clarence Collins, Glen Winder, Herbert Schultz, Rose Wehlange, Stevens, Mabel Thornton, Wendell Collins, and the hosts. Mrs. Etta Hansen will host the January 16 meeting.
Bonita Louise Doty and Gary L Strack married Saturday at Assembly of God Church Humboldt Rev Fred Wilbur officiated Bride is daughter of Richard and Doty Humboldt groom’s parents Earl and Mrs Strack Humboldt Organist Gary Luedke and soloist Patty Lassman performed The bride wore white satin with Venice lace and a long veil Bridesmaids wore burgundy velveteen and carried rose mums Best man Roger Orion Ushers included David Brown and Glen Kirby Reception held at Humboldt National Bank Community Room After a Tulsa trip the couple will reside out of town
Social calendar lists events at Memorial building and Fairfield School. Veterans Fore Auxiliary meets 7:30 p.m. Builders class at First Presbyterian Church, followed by Grange activities.
Lavina Ross Fowler lists questions about Christ's birth from Matthew Luke and Isaiah and notes traditional names for the Magi Gaspar Balthasar and Melchior. The piece records score feedback four correct, three correct and references biblical verses for guidance.
The Berean class of First Baptist Church installed officers at a dinner in the Orchid Buffet. Rev. Dale Sneeringer gave grace as Mrs. C. C. Bowers and Mrs. P. L. Forslund led Christmas carols. Officers installed: President C. O. Bowers, vice president Mrs. Bill Wiggans, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Ray Elrod. Seventeen members and a guest attended, including Mrs. Vera West.
A Christmas party and gift exchange was held Wednesday morning at Mrs. Harold Seefeldt’s home for members of the Alcott PTA study group. Co hosts were Mrs. Gerald Taylor and Mrs. S L Davidson. Wassail tea and games followed. Mrs. Dunlap won the door prize. A second party and gift exchange for the children of study group members took place at Mrs. Warren Babcock’s home on Wednesday morning.
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