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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1968
Page
3
Two letters reveal relationship doubts and advice from Ann Landers. A fiancée buys a named ring but a jeweler confirms a synthetic stone. The second letter describes a wife’s close female friend affecting family life and suggests counseling or legal steps.
Letter from Heloise notes a squirrel stuck at a greased bird feeder and angry, with readers offering other quick tips. A porch box repurposed to hold clothespins and a frozen fruit cake prep tip are also mentioned along with a quick dry hair method using a heating register.
The College-Career class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church held a Christmas dinner at Kay Faulkner's home. Harriet Lees showed slides and led games while Mrs. Hale poured holiday punch. The page also includes Heloise tips on baby care and food-saving ideas for post Christmas storage.
Mrs. Roy Gibson hosts guests at 217 W Main including Carl E Johnson Jim and Lynn from San Diego Zola Sodal May Lindsey Loren Lowe Clifford Gibson John Nancy LeRoy Johnson. Joe Ermey hosts at North Plummer Road with John Corns Robert Ramsey Joanie Susie Joye Schooley Sharon. Raymond Ingle hosts at Poplar Heights with Kenneth Childers Mark Marsha Kim Karen Joe Ingle Tracy Gary Ingle. Also present Ray Childers Winona Burker Mayme Hamilton George Hamilton Stephen Susan.
Cha nute Sweet Adelines gave a Christmas music program Monday night for about 35 patients at the SEK Tuberculosis Hospital in the hospital auditorium. Gifts were handed out and refreshments served. Cookies were baked by Erie High School Kayettes who also prepared hospital tray favors for Christmas Day. Kayettes leaders were Lois Van Cleave, Nancy Bohrer, Laura Mundell and Mary Dillinger.
In Altoona the Just-A-Mere Club gathered at Mrs Madge Addington home for a Christmas meeting. A dessert table themed for the season was served as Mrs Elizabeth Hansen read The Littlest Angel and Mrs Alta Aldridge led carols with Mrs Addington on piano. Allie Harbert handed out gifts from a Christmas tree as mystery sisters were named and nine members shared Christmas memories.
An 18 year old Burlingame youth Ray Parsons was hospitalized with a leg wound after a dispute between two carloads of youths erupted in Topeka. Police say Parsons was shot after stepping from his car following a car to car exchange of bullets.
If you cannot reach him call after 5 p.m. dial HE 13400 to reach the carrier.
Keith Nelson of Benedict travels to Kansas City to attend the Great Plains Youth Conference at the Hotel Muehlbach through Sunday. He represents Bethel Lutheran Church Vilas as a delegate among participants from Central and Rocky Mountain states.
President-elect Nixon spent Christmas at his Biscayne Bay compound in Florida with his family and guests. Newlywed Julie Eisenhower and her husband Dwight II joined the Nixons for a private Christmas dinner before resuming their honeymoon.
A short quiz lists five questions about temperance and biblical references. It asks who said Let your moderation be known unto all men and probes origins of Adam, rules of diet, and Paul’s label of liars with answers tied to verses from Philippians, Proverbs, Titus, Genesis, and Acts.
Past Noble Grand Club at Mrs Hazel Slane 6068 Malcolm noon. Senior Citizens Memorial building 1 30 p.m rides call HE 14155 8 10 30 a.m. Neosho County Pomona Grange Fairfield School 7 30 p.m. We Who Club Sawyer hall 1 30 p.m. Wilson class First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Country Club bridge 2 p.m.
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