Johnston York Nuptials Scheduled in Bartlett
Edna and Jim Johnston announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lea Johnston to James Lynn York of Thayer. Mary Lea will graduate from Coffeyville Beauty College in March and is an LCCHS 1971 graduate. James York is a 1971 LCCHS graduate and a farmer. The wedding is set for April 29 at the United Methodist Church in Bartlett.
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Johnston-York
Bartlett
Mary Lea
James Lynn York
Virgil York, Thayer
Johnston
Coffeyville Beauty College
Labette County Community High School
Altamont
York
LCCHS
United Methodist Church
New Citizens Born In Evergreen And Erie
The Stipp family of 1714 Evergreen announces the birth of Brett Eugene on February 14 to Mr and Mrs Darrel E Stipp. Kenneth De Wayne, born February 15 to Mr and Mrs Robert Allen of Erie, is also reported.
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Brett Eugene
Darrel E. Stipp
Evergreen
Kenneth de Wayne
Robert Allen
Erie
Heloise Household Tips From Travel and Daily Life
Readers share practical tricks from packing lists for trailers to avoid forgotten items, making spice bags from tea caddies for sauces, repairing ties with ironing and resewing, and seasonal reminders to spread kindness, with cheerful notes from Heloise and readers.
Leap Year Spice Tips and Love Through History
A compact tour of spice lore linking romance and kitchen use. From nutmeg rites of Romany traditions to onions named for potential husbands, laurel charms, basil in Italy, rosemary in love and remembrance, marjoram crowns, and cumin at weddings, ending with the saying the quickest path to a man's heart is through his stomach.
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Italy
Nicholas
Poem Cites Position of the Other Woman
A reader quotes a poem by Judith Vierst critiquing “The Other Woman” who urges a wife to change. The letter questions the ethics of a mistress who takes time and money from a married man, then asks Ann Landers to publish the poem.
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Ann Landers
Patience
Judith Vierst
Dear Ann Landers
Film for AAUW Depicts Justice And the Poor
A film titled Justice and the Poor was shown at an AAUW program at the Orchid Buffet. Mrs. Floyd Thuston chaired and led a film discussion. Rev Jerome Beat of Child Care Inc spoke on progress by the group. The event included calls to back teacher retirement bills and to organize a League of Women Voters chapter.
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American Association of University Women
Floyd Thuston
Jerome Beat
Child Care, Inc
Wayne McMurtrey
Chanute Branch
AAUW
Paul Parsons
League of Women Voters
Kate Hudson
Harold Anderson
McMurtrey
Dick Crown
Ballet Discussion At Theta Kappa Sorority Meeting
Mrs James Rowland led a Theta Kappa chapter discussion on ballet at Mrs Earl Miller home. She traced ballet origins from Italy in 1950 to France and Russia, and noted its US introduction in the 1880s. Members discussed dancers and ballets, voted to support the sorority nursing scholarship, and enjoyed refreshments for 15.
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Erie
James Rowland
Theta Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Earl Miller
Howland
Jim Carlson
Sorority
Miller
Don Richwine
Wingate Wright engagement announced for April nuptials
Altoona couple announces the engagement of Judy Helen Wingate to Sgt. Lester T. Wright. Judy works for Employers Mutual Casualty in Wichita after graduating Altoona High and Independence JC. Lester, a Vietnam veteran stationed at McConnell AFB, is a Waco High School graduate. The couple plans a April 16 wedding at First Christian Church in Independence.
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Ralph K. Wingate
Judy Helen
Lester T. Wright
R. R. Cravens
Houston
Tex
Lesley Jack Wright
Wichita
Altoona High School
Independence Community Junior College
Wright
McConnell Air Force Base
Waco High School
Waco, Tex
First Christian Church
Independence
Split pea puree proves versatile in soups and more
Split pea puree shows broad versatility in dishes from soups to meatballs and croquettes. Its smooth texture supports rich flavors and can stabilize souffles and croquettes for varied meals.
Genetic Counseling Aids To Detect Fetal Defects
Genetic counseling is an increasingly exact diagnostic tool cites Kansas State University expert Darrell Spoon. Amniocentesis and chromosome analysis help detect inherited diseases and inform risks to future children. The technique enables early fetal assessment and potential prenatal or postnatal interventions.
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Darrell Spoon
Kansas State University Extension
Henry Nadler
Northwestern University School of Medicine
Nadler
Social Calendar For March Church Meetings And Clubs
March events list from Grace Episcopal Sawyer Hall to Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and J C Ladies. Sessions include circles at Grace Episcopal First Christian Church United Methodist and other churches. Note deadlines for social notes and meal details for Rainbow Division Veterans and other groups.
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Tribune
Grace Episcopal Church
Sawyer Hall
First Christian Church
Ross Cooper
N. Forest
Mildred Barnes
S. Evergreen
Marie Garvin
S. Lafayette
Fellowship Hail
Guild
Charles Arnett
N. Highland
St. Anne's
Grant Avenue
Baptist Church
Women's Missionary Society
Women's Society of Christan
First United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Rainbow Division
Women’s Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Alpha Chi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Ron Chase
Evergreen
United Presbyterian Women In Circles
Bruce Burris
W. 2Nd
J. W. Kerby
S. Rutter
Rural Homemakers Extension Homemakers Unit
Ann Drury
Chanute Women's Missionary Society
First Church of God
Carrie Deck
N. Washington
Rural Grange
Rural School
Women's Missionary Prayer Band
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church
P.E.O
Ann Holmes
S. Allen
Missionary Society
Grant's Chapel
Neosho County Mental Health Association
Penner Lounge
NCCJC
Bota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rodney Goltry
W. 14Th
J.C
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Gladys Hendrix
Brownie Scouts Quilt Project At Hutton School
Scout Troop 192 Brownies met Thursday at Hutton school to sew quilt blocks. After completing the project the girls will present the quilt to a nursing home. The meeting closed with a game and group singing. Kathy Burghart and Rebecca Akee served refreshments.
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Brownie
Hutton School
Kathy Burghart
Rebecca Akee
Swender Attends Washington Seminar on international affairs
Chanute High School sophomore Debra Swender travels to Washington D C for a Christian Church in Kansas seminar on international affairs. She is one of 40 youth chosen after church recommendation, flying from New York to view Congress and the United Nations. Swender is daughter of Herbert J. and Mrs. Swender of 215 West Elm.
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Chanute
Washington
D. C
Miss Swender
The
Christian Church
Kansas
New York City
Congress
United Nations
She Is
Mrs
Herbert J. Swender
W. Elm
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