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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1972
Page
3
Readers defend pets as family members and deride fashion trends as linked to social changes. A 34-year-old mother argues attire fuels rape statistics, while others connect dog loyalty to life’s core relationships amid evolving dress norms and economic indicators.
Phyliss Louise McKinsey and Harold Eugene Enos exchanged marriage vows Friday at the Thayer Christian Church. The couple resides at 1105 Central. The bride is a Chanute High School graduate employed at the Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital. The groom is an Erie High School graduate employed by the City of Chanute.
Stephan Birmingham and his family abandoned lavish home Christmases for travel and simple gifts. He contrasts Victorian restraint with modern excess, recalling a Mexico trip where symbolic gifts and modest meals created a warmer, more meaningful holiday. The author argues that fewer gifts and shared experiences foster genuine joy.
Dixie Woolery presented the program for the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Tioga Hotel on Wednesday. Miss Woolery read Christmas stories and the Nativity tale while Mrs. Kathryn Thornton led carols and Mrs. Florence Kelley oversaw the flag salute. Torchlighters, past BPW presidents, ran the meeting and served the traditional English roast beef dinner. Nelle Stevens, Torchlighters president, closed with Henry Van Dyke's Christmas Wish.
Laurel Mothers Club members shared a Christmas dinner at Mrs. Buford Allen's home on Edith Street. Twelve members answered roll call with a special Christmas and exchanged gifts.
Readers share simple kitchen hacks and household storage ideas. Dorothy Yadon describes a two directional onion cut to keep pieces intact while dicing. E S suggests using cut cardboard cartons as dust covers for seasonal items.
Social calendar listings show events at 910 W Elm with Sweet Adelines at 7 30 pm and at First Church of God with Women Missionary Society luncheon and giftee at 10 30 am Mrs Charlies Logan 910 S Forest. Other entries include Rural Grange Rural School 8 and Local 441 union meetings at Carpenters Hall 7 30 pm and Friendly Club annual dinner at 6 30 pm hosted by Mrs Nelle Stevens R 3.
The December Meadowlark 4H Club meeting featured a gift exchange and Christmas dinner. Year pins and leader certificates were awarded as members sang carols. County extension agents Paul Kelly and Lois Carlson attended as guests.
Julie Renee Morrow daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Morrow 1014 S Evergreen born December 9. Carl Lynn Klingensmith daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard L Klingensmith Humboldt born December 10.
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