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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1960
Page
8
Teen panel discusses Junior-Senior Prom timing in mid March. They propose later spring dates, more parties before and after, and a jukebox approach to music. Panelists oppose restrictions on dating across classes, urging wider attendance and clearer reasons for the rule.
Needlecraft feature highlights cross stitch and filet crochet borders for linens and accessories. Pattern 7105 offers motifs from 2 by 3 to 6 by 7 inches with chart directions and mail order details from The Chanute Tribute Household Arts Dept. Old Chelsea Station New York. Print name address zone and pattern number.
Princeton couple announces engagement of Ruby Kay Coats daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester H Coats to Lester L Hole son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Hole. Both are Kansas State University students with Ruby Kay a Kansas State grad candidate and Lester a senior in agriculture. Wedding date not set.
A reader asks how to revive a limp taffeta slip. The method suggests sponging with a borax solution, half a teaspoon of borax per half pint warm water, dissolving completely, applying to the slip’s wrong side, and ironing on the wrong side with a moderately hot iron once nearly dry.
Social Scene notes January 2 events at Odd Fellows hall and Tioga Hotel include Rebekah Lodge Refreshments and Duplicate Bridge club. January 3 features Barathea Service Guild Rainbow for Girls Chanute Textile Paint club and several study clubs with times from 2 to 9 am across local halls and churches.
The CWF executive council met Friday at 719 S. Katy in the home of Mrs. T. H. Cronemeyer. The group will serve the Senior Citizens club during January. Mrs. Ray Elliott from Guatemala will present the lesson January 11 at 7 30 p.m. The meeting is open to both men and women of the church. The next meeting is January 27 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. LaMoine Waldron at 721 W. Elm.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Moffatt of Buffalo celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at the Community building on Christmas Day. Relatives present include three daughters and numerous grandchildren and sons in law from Buffalo Wichita Mission Fort Scott Overland Park Merriam Fredonia and Buf falo.
Mrs. Charles Solomon hosted a birthday party for her daughter Shelley seven, with games, pictures, and refreshments. Rita Barney and Cindy Wrestler won prizes. Marsha Wrestler and Linda Pilgrim assisted. guests included Debbie North Rita Barney Nancy Lett Denise Noland Marsha Mace Michelle Kinney Linda Pilgrim Marsha Cindy Jay Wrestler Brian Tracy Solomon.
The article urges homemakers to save time and energy by using efficient products like wax for cleaning, which protects surfaces and reduces repeats. It advises comfortable reach, step stools for high spots, a definite circular motion, and rhythmic work to prevent fatigue and improve efficiency.
Practical advice on rhythmic motion to boost speed and reduce fatigue. Clean equipment use wax and cloth techniques to remove dirt while wax is moist, turning cloths to pick up grime. Following these steps saves energy and time for other tasks and pleasures.
The questions cover sentence correctness pronunciation and spelling. Answers point to placing ear at disposal offering a chance to win if a carburetor is fixed, the word subpoenas pronunciation as suh pee nah with second syllable stress, the misspelled option ir rational, the meaning of traditional as handed down by generation, and amuck as amuck meaning wildly in a frenzy.
A historical note states that forests remain more than one third of the United States land area, indicating extensive woodland cover across the nation. The statement emphasizes the country’s vast forested regions and potential implications for conservation and land use.
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