College Days for Women to be Held at Kansas State
Kansas State University hosts College Days for Women January 9 and 10 inviting all Kansas women to lifelong learning events. Speakers include Betty Jean Brannan and Barry Flinchbaugh with sessions on health, taxes, housing, and women’s roles. Registration runs 8 to 9 30 a m with fees of 3 50 for two days or 2 50 for one day.
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Hb Afteernoon
Betty Jean Brannan
Sion
Charles Corbin
Richard Odom
Norma Redeker
Barry Flinchbaugh
KSU Extension
K. F. Bascom
Elinor Anderson
Ruth Osborne
National Council On Alcoholism
Chester Peters
Betsy Bergen
Naomi Lynn
Vera Ellsthorpe
Dorothy Koepsel
Chanute Couple Plans March Altoona Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nunnenkamp of Altoona announce the engagement of their daughter Christy Ann to John Wesley Heaton of Chanute. Christy is a 1971 Altoona Midway graduate employed at H. K. Porter Thermoid Division. John is a Navy veteran and Kustom Electronics employee, Chanute High School and Neosho County JC alumnus. The couple plans a March wedding in Altoona.
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Altoona
Allen Nunnenkamp
Christy Ann
Edith
John Wesley Heaton
W. 6Th
Charles W. Heaton
S. Kansas
Miss Nunnenkamp
Altoona - Midway High School
H. K. Porter, Inc
Heaton
Kustom Electronics, Inc
Chanute High School
Neosho County Community
Friends Celebrate Golden Anniversary for Ralph and Bess Morgan
The Morgans marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a First United Methodist Church coffee reception and a private dinner hosted by friends. Ralph Morgan, a former Home Appliance salesman and Army veteran, and Bess Barricklow, Baker University graduate, live in Chanute.
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Ralph Morgan
Highland
Bess Barricklow
Great Bend
Morgan
Champions Divorce Ends Top Dance Team Era
Marge and Gower Champion, the famed dance duo, are divorcing after 24 years of marriage. Marge filed in Superior Court citing irreconcilable differences. They separated last August. custody of sons Gregg and Blake will go to Marge.
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Champion
Gregg
Blake
Marge
Gower
Sam Williamson Hosts Annual Chili Supper
Sam Williamson at 411 N Central hosted his annual chili supper on Christmas night for family and friends. Four year old host greeted 24 guests who exchanged gifts, with several named attendees from Oklahoma to Kansas.
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Sam Williamson
N. Central
Chris Webb
Clarence Saar
Kathy
Miami
Okla
Lewis Klauman
Lori
Kenneth
Wichita
Martha Stroup
Sandra Stroup
Pittsburg
Donald Malcolm
Jody
Willis Stroup
Eric
Lee Chard
Kimball
Recipes Available for New Year Entertaining Pamphlets
The Tribune offers free pamphlets of cookies snacks and dips to enhance the midnight supper or bowl game buffets. Recipes are available at the society desk.
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the Tribune
Recipe for a Happy New Year at Baptist Church Class
Mrs. Bessie Shepherd led the Christian Culture Class program at First Baptist Church in Kansas in a home setting. She presented a "Recipe for a Happy New Year" and read about Christmas friendship. Twelve members attended a dinner. the Dickinson household hosted with committee help from Mrs. Geeding, Mrs. Lenna Smith, and Ruth Gray.
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Bessie Shepherd
First Baptist Church
Nellie Dickinson
Shepherd
Vivian Arthur Read
D. L. Geeding
Dickinson
Mrs. Geeding
Lenna Smith
Ruth Gray
Midnight supper brunch with almond rice and roast meats
The article suggests a gracious holiday brunch option from beef filet to roast turkey. It details serving with greens and almond onion mixture over hot rice, plus variations with oranges pineapple and blanched almonds. It includes carving tips for rib eye roasts and serving guidance.
Chanute Country Club Bridge Frays Friday at 1 30
Social notes list a Chanute Country Club bridge gathering Friday at 1 30 p m. We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall for graduation and installation of officers. Calendar deadlines and wedding notices follow after meetings and ceremonies.
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Chanute Country Club
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
102nd Birthday Celebrated by Mrs. Alice Needham
Mrs. Alice Needham marked her 102nd birthday at Westview Nursing Home where she resides. Her daughter Mrs. Jack Sparks of 721 S Lincoln said she is in good health and the spirited lady she was in her youth when helping open the Cherokee Strip. A birthday dinner was shared on December 18 with Mrs. Needham and her hearing and sight are her main health concerns.
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Alice Needham
Westview Nursing Home
Jack Sparks
S. Lincoln
Needham
Cherokee Strip
Sparks
Friendly Neighbors Share Family Dinner
Members of the Friendly Neighbors Club and their families shared a dinner at the home of Mrs. Nelle Stevens. Mrs. Eben Claus, Eric, gave readings and Mrs. Dale Rice read Luke 2 8 20. Group singing was featured.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
Nelle Stevens
Eben Claus
Eric
Dale Rice
Rebirth in Christ noted by Stark WSCS group
Stark WSCS of the Stark United Methodist Church held a lesson titled Rebirth in Christ led by Mrs. Lewis Egan with Rev Joye Doane reading scripture and performing musical numbers. Members lit candles to signify rebirth and participated in the program. A separate cooking tip describes preparing baked chicken with a cream sauce using drippings, sour cream, Champagne or dry Vermouth, grapes, and toasted almonds.
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Stark
Lewis Egan
Women's Society of Christian Service
Stark United Methodist Church
Joye Doane
Almond Which spread on graham crackers recipe notice
Grind almonds in a blender and mix with honey and butter to spread on graham crackers for a nutritious treat. Classified ads placed before 9 30 a m weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday display. Display style classified must be placed by 12 noon the day before. Dial 431 4100.
Winter Time Camping Tricks and Everyday Hacks
Dear Heloise shares practical cold weather camping tips. Aileen Cowan suggests warming tomorrow’s underwear and deodorant inside the sleeping bag to start the morning comfortable. A reader notes using height based house design as a low effort exercise aid.
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Heloise
Aileen Cowan
Instant French cuffs help shirts fit longer
Dear Heloise shares a quick hack turning back cuffs into instant French cuffs for a better fit, great for growing kids or borrowed shirts. A reader suggests using a batter-milk mix to coat meat patties for a tasty brown crust.
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Big Brother
Doris Alleyn
Heloise
Labels on Wienies Produce Struggle
Washington AP a long running battle over hotdog labeling continues as USDA proposes changes to all meat designations and ingredients. The plan would drop all meat labels for frankfurters and bologna and require frankfurter non fat dry milk added labeling for products with additives.
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USDA
Nixon
True Age on Grave Marker Raises Dilemmas
A reader asks Ann Landers about whether to inscribe the aunt's birth date on the grave marker given their five year age gap and the aunt's concealment of her age. The advice is to record only the date of death. The column then covers readers' letters about relationship advice and a husband’s reluctance to discuss future children, urging patience, respect, and gradual development of love.
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