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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1970
Page
3
Vilas EHU met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph Winterrowd as books were distributed and discussed. Mrs. Elmer Anderson presided and read a poem Gift and announced a public meeting Fabric Finishes on Jan 14.
The Christian Women Fellowship and Women’s Missionary Association met across multiple circles and hosts. Circle 1 through Circle 5 held lessons on The Church Makes Ready and What the World Mission of the Church Should Be with various hostesses and readers. The Women’s Missionary Association discussed Whither Goest Thou To Africa with mission study led by Thad Clements, plus a New Year prayer poem and a business session. Two visitors attended the meeting.
Reader tips cover a worn notebook with old jeans creating a tight durable case. Staples or glue secure the edges while a back jean pocket becomes a built in pencil holder.
Mrs. Paschal Grimes hosted the Round Table Study Club at 623 Lincoln. Myrtle Moeller presented slide pictures from her South America tour showing urban centers and primitive areas. Officers elected for next year are Lyle Huitt president Helen Reese vice president Ben Dodson secretary Ralph Duncan treasurer.
Advice column by Ann Landers listing eight rules to disrupt marriages. Encourages hostility toward a child’s partner, pressuring gatherings, inviting children home during issues, covering expenses, and blaming a spouse for drinking problems. Tone mirrors vintage column guidance with sharp, cautionary tips.
Scout Troop 225 discussed merit badges at Otterbein United Methodist Church Scout House with Joe and John Almona directing the opening, and Mike Donovan and Jimmy Harris visiting as prospective members. Pack 235 Den 4 led the opening flag salute, discussed Christmas gifts, elected Danny Finley denner and Walter Wimsett assistant denner, and planned a January skit. Mrs. Harper served eight boys and Scott Allen led the den chief role, with packing details and promises by Keith Young. Den 3 Cub Scouts met at First Baptist Church with Mrs. Jack Hunt and Mrs. James Dowell. Steven Dunlap led flag salute. Christmas gift recaps. shields for Knights of Yore begun. Troop 84 Brownie meeting at Alcott School featured flag salute, Brownie promise, ring formation, Christmas gifts, and games. Troop 192 Brownies demonstrated kitchen knowledge, baked goods, and planting a flower, with January roll call, refreshments by Connie Yount and Cindy Bower, leaders Mrs. Robert Olson and Mrs. Jerry Young. Pack 100 Den 4 led flag ceremony at Otterbein, Den Chief Edwin Aday ran games. Christmastime gifts recounted. Knights of Yore theme explained. knights’ code read. shields designed at home. refreshments by Mike Byers. den mothers Mrs. Gary Clay and Mrs. Larry Byers.
Pastor James R. Gast led the January Zion Lutheran Women’s Circle with a lesson on five Bible women. Ten members answered roll call, and program books for the year were handed out. Lunch plans were made for Concordia Teachers College singers visiting February 1, and a congregational chili supper was set for January 17.
Edna Stark of 1901 W Main announces engagement to David Henderson son of Mr and Mrs Paul Henderson. Edna a Chanute High School and Neosho County Community Junior College graduate. Henderson a Iola High School and Allen County Community College graduate attending Kansas State College Pittsburg. No wedding date set.
Monday events list includes Santa Fe Women's Federation and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1654 7:30 p.m. at Carpenters Hall with a Veterans affair turnout and community gathering notes.
The Women's Missionary Society of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Blaine Marks presiding. Circle reports were shared. Mrs. Harold Neptune led the fove gift dedication and September was set as the service month for Senior Citizens. Mrs. Marie Erickson introduced guest speaker Mrs. Charles Peayfton of Colfax Baptist Church who spoke on Reflections.
Lt. Glenn G. Taylor is elected worshipful master and Jay T. Klinginsmith named secretary for Cedar Lodge No. 103. Announcement lists senior officers and upcoming meetings for the lodge.
New cittizens Timonhy Glen son of Russell and Mrs Anderson at 420 N Garfield born December 25. Angela Daleen daughter of Donnie and Mrs Elder at 508 N Highland born December 27. Tisha Diane daughter of Gerald A Thompson at 1505 W 14th born December 28. Jarrod Lee son of Lowell M Crawford at 816 N Steuben born December 29. Kent Monroe son of Randel Marsh Jr at 527 N Evergreen born December 31. Tine Marie daughter of Leon Dixon at 106 S Steuben born January 2.
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