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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
3
Hints advise saving old crib blankets no longer fit for a crib and using them as bathroom rugs. They are absorbent and larger than typical bath mats, protecting good rugs from wear and reducing frequent laundering.
The 4 H Club Jolly Go Getters met in January with 16 members 11 parents and two visitors. Norman Jordan reported on the CoNo club meeting and plans were made to skate January 17. Mrs. Earl Alford demonstrated Jiffy Quick Rolls. Jack Jordan gave an illustrated talk on crossbred cattle. Mrs. Frank Hawkinson discussed America the Land of the Free. David Hawkins presented slides from Sweden. Refreshments were provided by the Robert Collins family.
Aunt Ann Landers style letter set details a 17 year old who left home to be a hippy, drifted across the country, and now returns broke and uncooperative. Parents fear legal responsibility until 21 and seek guidance while maintaining household tension.
Ameri can Legion Auxiliary past presidents approved donations to women veterans during a Monday gathering at the Memorial Building. Dessert was served by Mines as Robert Smith, Frank Vaughn, John Hargrave and Charles E. Henshall attended. A Kansas Day themed decor graced the event. Canasta winners were Mmes. A. M. Calhoun, Vincent McCune, Paul Wells and Louis Junod, who received carved letter openers from the Safari Museum.
Hobby Club met at Mrs. James Becannon home to discuss Milk Glass and its white opaque resemblance to porcelain. Mrs. C A Duerson led the study, Edna Strohm presided, new yearbooks were handed out, and roll call featured antiques show and tell. Six members and guest Mrs Blaine Marks attended with refreshments served.
Out look Study Club met Tuesday at Mrs Ed Parr home 1212 W Std. Mrs Richard Cloke introduced Mrs Eric Conard who showed decal enrichment with decorated articles. Chanute Culture Club gathered at Mrs Craig Graham Mae Wheeler 312 N Grant Mrs George Pinegar led the lesson on Gastronomical Enrichment from the Kansas Centennial Cook Book. Roll call 14 members.
Blue Bird Chapter 409 of the Order of the Eastern Star discussed plans for the district meeting on January 19 during a Stated meeting at the Masonic Hall. Invitations were read from Oswego, Sunflower Chanute Coffeyville and Neodesha chapters with dates in February and January. Installations were reported for conductress Lucille Doyle and Adah Lila Sauders warder Rosalie Raifsnyder. Refreshments were served to 28 members by Mr and Mrs Orendorff and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ambrose.
Diana Jeanne Smith of Arkansas City and Craig Bonverett Brennecke were married December 28 at the First United Methodist Church in Arkansas City. The bride is the daughter of Ralph D. Smith. the groom is the son of Paul T. Brennecke. The gown featured embroidered eyelet and satin under chiffon with a pearl necklace from the groom. Duane Thurmond of Ponca City served as matron of honor and Mary Raney of Wichita as bridesmaid. Gary Brennecke of Parsons participated.
Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary members agreed to accept the purchase of equipment as the next project. Daisy Jordan reviewed the year’s accomplishments. Membership renewals announced, dues mailed to Mrs. John McMeekin. Eight members attended the meeting in the hospital conference room.
The ceremony featured best man Brennecke and groomsman Bill Roetger of Carthage Missouri. Seated guests included Louis Morgan Jr. of Wichita and Ron Pitts of Hutchinson. Receptions and showers followed in Pittsburg and Ponca City with hostesses Mrs. Mahlon Morley and Mrs. Fred Montague among others. The couple resides at 1902 1/2 Elm in Pittsburg and attend Kansas State College of Pittsburg.
The Tribune lists social events for Friday including We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Chanute Country Club bridge at 1 30 p m Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple covered dish dinner 6 30 p m meeting 7 30 p m Laurel Mothers Club Mrs James Hutchison 1305 S Highland 1 p m Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit Mrs Earl Hunter 1007 S Garfield 1 30 p m Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit Mrs Hugo Larson 1409 W Main 2 p m
Eighteen Brownie Girl Scouts met Monday at Alcott School with leaders Mrs Don Howell Mrs Ted Pegg and Mrs Larry Reeves. They discussed Valentine Day plans and listened to Brownie records.
A note on enhancing turkey or chicken salad by folding in roasted slivered almonds for texture and a refined nutty flavor. The technique elevates the dish, pairing well with greens, fruits, or light dressings.
Urges readers to contact the Tribune carrier by phone at 431 3400 in case of missed delivery, with a reminder to try again at 5 30 p.m. if the first attempt fails.
The Devoted Mothers met at Mrs. Joe Turner 606 West Pine for a planned sweetheart party to be held February 12 at Maple Leaf Tea Room. Eleven members attended. Mrs. Charles Rhodes and Mrs. Gary Lassman led as co hostess and treasurer respectively. door prize awarded to Mrs. Rhodes. program on wigs presented by Mrs. Steve Krinzen. club supported March of Dimes and joined Child Care Inc.
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