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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1968
Page
3
A reader presents a Bible quiz covering topics such as copper tools in Egypt and the great pyramid, Christ's time in Egypt and in the Temple, Jesus on his mother, the salutation Women, and apostolic vows. Includes references from Isaiah Luke John Genesis Galatians and Corinthians.
Household hints cover fabric glue for seams and hems, fingertip tips, thrifty leftovers, shoe care, plastic windbreaker lining, and clever cookie sheet tricks. Readers share tips on ironing, patty leftovers, and ball games indoors. Heloise notes she cannot answer all letters but publishes questions when possible.
Nickola Ann Gibson and James Jay Rubow were married January 28 at the Community Church of Garden City. The couple will reside in Topeka after a wedding trip. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Walter Perry Gibson, studied at Baker University and Washburn University. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubow, is a Baker graduate and law student at Washburn.
Leamona EHU met at Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt’s Reinhardt home near Erie with 10 members four children and two guests Mrs. Richard Reinhardt and Mrs. Max DeWeese. The group voted to join UNESCO and welcomed new member Mrs. DeWeese.
Mrs A C Wink presided at the Senior Mothers Club meeting held Thursday afternoon at 1124 S Santa Fe home of Mrs Orville Nickerson. Mrs C A Sharpe gave devotions and Mrs F L Mason led the Hawaii lesson. Refreshments were served to 12 members. February 15 meeting is a Valentine luncheon at the Memorial Building.
Thirteen members of the Modern Mothers Club attended a one o clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Joe Sutcliffe 305 S Tennessee. Recipes were exchanged. The February 15 meeting will be in the home of Mrs. C J Anderson 317 E 17th.
A Mannahawkin New Jersey woman sent Temple University Hospital a note claiming she found a 1961 bill showing I owe you 10 cents. She enclosed the dime and wrote it seemed silly but needed to clear her mind.
In Chicago, concession stands at Chicago Stadium refuse $20 bills due to a recent influx of counterfeit notes. Vendors will not accept twenty dollar bills for popcorn peanuts or hot dogs.
Local notices list events for Feb 6 and Feb 7 including meetings at Vilas Homebuilders Buff alo-1:30 p.m. and Chanute Textile Paint Club 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. at North Malcolm Center. Community clubs, church circles, and study groups meet across Chanute with times from morning to evening.
Harmony EHU met at Mrs. Bill Nelson's home with thirteen members attending. They announced the unit earned the gold seal for last year and discussed future projects and lessons plus contributions to the IFYE Scholarship Fund and the Erie fair building fund. A history of the Harmony Unit since 1926 was read and new member Mrs. Alva Raats was welcomed.
Den 5 of Pack 225 met Friday afternoon with den mother Mrs. Carol Larkin at 211 W Chestnut. Hugh Huffman led the flag salute and Kendall Fullmer assisted in recording the meeting on tape. Glen Wrestler led the closing with the Cub Scout promise in the living circle.
Republican women of the southeastern Kansas 5th district will hold a Women’s Lincoln Day luncheon in Independence near Saturday. Lahoma Dennis of Topeka will speak as second vice president of the National Federation of Republican Women and former Kansas Republican Women president. Cathrine Chatterton of Yates Center announced the event.
Portland third grader Amy Steinbach, nine, sent Gov. Tom McCall a 25 cent donation to aid air pollution efforts. She wrote she was sorry the air was dirty and recalled a night of heavy smog obscuring street lights.
A guide to making a traditional New England boiled dinner using a lean corned beef brisket. It covers simmering in water until fork tender, adding potatoes onions carrots and cabbage at the end, and serving with paprika sprinkled over sliced meat. Yield about six servings.
A baby shower was held Tuesday afternoon at 20 West 7th Street for Toni Peterson and their newly adopted son Timothy Ray. Mrs. Fred Thielenhaus hosted and 21 guests attended as gifts in a blue bassinet were presented and refreshments served.
The list details bills progress in Kansas legislature across committees and readings. Key items include SB 197 on Alcoholic Beverage Control, SB 479 junior college ban until after 1969, SB 519 law enforcement training center at Hutchinson, SB 4% reapportionment in conference, SB 488-489 Sunday sale restrictions, SB 561-563 property tax freeze and revenue allocations, HB 172 oil land leasing and severance tax, HB 1205 nonpartisan State Board of Education elections, HB 1207 commissioner of education, HB 1781 ombudsman, HB 1732-1733 nonprofit tax exemption repeal, HB 1849 judicial redistricting, Governor’s highway bonds, death penalty repeal, and fair housing measures. status ranges from in committees to awaiting readings.
Alpha Omicron chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a Saturday luncheon at the Tik Tok Restaurant in Humboldt. Mrs. Eldon Vaughn of Chanute offered devotions. A two year study titled Critical Analysis of Values: A Basis for Action was introduced by Mrs. Forrest Sale of Chanute and Doloris Orton of Stark, followed by an informal discussion. Humboldt hostesses were Mrs. Jack Work, Mrs. Henry Geffert, and Mrs. Lloyd Moon.
Otterbein United Methodist Church women gathered with Mrs. Mary Heilman. Mrs. Gladys Hendrix led the meeting as 13 members shared Bible verses. Mrs. Orville Funk gave devotions and led prayer. Mrs. L. M. Lindsey won the door prize. The March 8 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Orlin Hoffman at 1 30 p.m.
Six tables of bridge were played at the Country Club on Friday. Winners were Mrs. C. A. Wood, Ed Ashley, Joe Sutcliffe, Leif Nelson, and Gail Malson.
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