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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1968
Page
3
Linda Kaye Lock and Freddie Leroy were married in a home ceremony hosted by the bride’s grandparents, Rev. Jack McCallister officiating. The couple, both Chanute residents, plan to reside at 14 South Western after the ceremony.
Readers share time saving ideas from nail care to kitchen organization. Emphasizing multitasking, tips include keeping emery boards by the phone for on call filing, freezing meat drippings in ice cube trays, hanging rings on a light switch, storing thread in clear bags, and pre‑stocking greeting cards for quick use. Heloise notes she cannot answer all letters but will address reader questions when possible.
Humboldt couple Mr and Mrs George B Mosley announce the engagement of their daughter Sherry Lee to Joe Howard Croisant son of Mr and Mrs Orville Croisant also of Humboldt. Sherry is a 1964 Humboldt High School graduate and works for State Farm Mutual in Chanute. Croisant, a 1959 Humboldt graduate and Spartan Aeronautics School alumnus, is a Delta Airlines mechanic in Houston. A spring wedding is planned.
A light feature blends a Bible quiz with a domestic dessert tip. The quiz tests Genesis Exodus and Matthew references while a humorous closing note promises a chocolate pie made from ready mix and toppings for easy serving.
Mrs Daisy Jordan president presided at the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting. She thanked chairmen and committees for decorating the solarium and preparing Santa Claus candy jars used as patients tray favors over Christmas. It was announced that candy donations from local firms filled the jars and puppets are being made for the children wards.
Mike Hosselt opened the meeting at First Baptist Church to discuss the Scout News Prop of the United States flag. The Roosevelt-Hutton PTA den will host the meeting with Steven Carr and Greg Krokstrom carrying the flags. Plans were made to visit the local telephone office January 29. Birthdays for Ricky Dean and Mike Harris were honored. Robert Hanson led the pack in the cub scout promise and law to close.
Three duplicate bridge tables played last night in the Home Savings lounge. Above average scores were posted by Mrs F G Hooker and Mrs Charles Broadwell with 40, Mrs Bob Allen and Bob Ward with 33, Mrs Murray Shively and Mrs Ralph Caldwell with 32, and Mr and Mrs Fred Dickerson with 32.
In Yuba City California the Cooper Avenue Baptist Church weighs the idea of "building a fire in the pulpit" after a fire gutted the rear of the building. The blaze reportedly started behind the pulpit and prompted reinforcements and investigations by local authorities.
In Rome on day four of the Italian collections designers emphasize cool hues from frosty whites to pale pastels. Fabrics and intricate detailing dominate, with two tone dresses, champagne and bead fringe accents, and non shiny surfaces shaping the look.
The Esther Circle of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at the Huffman home 109 N Forest. Mrs Adelgren opened with prayer, Mrs Woosley presided, Harriett Lee read a missionary letter, Mrs Hale gave devotions, and Mrs Larson led the lesson. Refreshments were served to eight members.
Evelyn Knapp Circle of Westview Baptist Chapel WMS met at 1602 S Highland. Lester Denton elected circle chairman. David Blase program chairman noted Southern Baptists student work in Thailand. Mr and Mrs Howard Griffin spoke on Thailand. 14 members attended.
The Shakespeare Club met yesterday at 106 S. Plummer, welcoming new member Mrs. John Knight. Plans for a March spring program were discussed and a holiday note from former member Mrs. Mabel Hudson was read. Mrs. Kensett led Act I of Henry VI. The Feb 5 meeting was set for 1:30 p.m. at Mrs. Chris Morton’s home.
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