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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1973
Page
3
Dear Up Against It asks how to handle a 19 year old daughter who refuses college work and household duties. Ann Landers suggests counseling first, then legal steps as a last resort, noting family communication needs improvement and potential guidance.
Monday January 21 social items include the Federated Democratic Clubs meeting led by Mrs Thomas Boman 209 S Highland a duplicate bridge session at Tioga Hotel 715 pm a Women’s Physical Fitness program at Royster Gym 730 pm and a chorus rehearsal at St Cecilia Music Club NCCJC music room at 7 pm
Elva Colwell was installed as noble grand of Rebekah Lodge No. 158 on Jan 15 with guests from Blue Mound and district officers. Officers named include Nadeen Beale vice grand Ruth Shannon secretary Vera Schooley treasurer and others with Irene Moore as musician. Past Noble Grand Grace Wilmoth led as past noble grand supporter. The Past Noble Grand's Club meets Jan 26 at 2 p.m. at North Malcolm Community Center. Reports covered Christmas baskets and plates. Deborah Circle of First United Methodist Church met Jan 16 and welcomed new members Mrs Wayne Dunlap and Mrs Herbert Fox.
Dorcas Circle of the Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at chairman Blaine Marks home with Mrs. Paul Puckett presenting the lesson on Deborah from the Women of the Bible series. Bible verses from Proverbs opened roll call, with devotion notes on January given by Mrs. Vernon Youngberg.
Mrs. Roy Starbuck led the Sunny Stone Extension Homemakers in a lesson titled Today's Grandma at the home of Mrs. Oley Apt. She urged curiosity as a key aging virtue and noted the wide gap between youth and old age. The meeting included Creed readings, roll call ideas, yearbook plans, and a small community project proposal with refreshments for 12 members, four children, and three guests.
At the January 16 meeting of the Cosmos Study Club plans for a friendship spring tea were made for March. Mrs. Orville Nickerson hosted and presented the eight members with thimble holder pin cushions. President Ms. Joe Rensing led the business session. Linda McCoy attended as a guest.
Mrs. Lloyd Myers hosted the Earlton Extension Homemakers Unit meeting and presented a lesson on Grandparents. She noted Grandma’s role has shifted toward modern activities, citing a verse about Grandma off in her car to work. Guests and members attended, with door prize won and refreshments served.
The Alpha Chi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announced an all-sorority social at 6 30 p m on January 31 at La Rosa de Oro. Barbara Summers, social chairman, distributed tickets for the February 10 Valentine dance at the National Guard Armory. Read notes thanked Mrs Don Abbuehl and Mrs Nedra Olin for nursing home donations. Evelyn Carroll led a drama lesson. The February 7 meeting will be at Mrs Ron Chase residence.
Ninety members attended a central park covered dish dinner and meeting of World War I Barracks and Auxiliary. Howard Jester gave the invocation. Rosco Offenbacker led the barracks meeting. Mary Clark and others joined the auxiliary. Committees arranged tables and decorations. 27 fruit plates to shut ins and seven Christmas cards sent. auxiliary membership reached 189 with several new inductees.
Hints describe using nylon scarves priced around 20 cents to wrap gifts. Combine solid paper, greenery, and plastic and real flowers for a decorative finish. Secure with tape, tie a bow, and let the scarf be a usable keepsake for the recipient.
The Neosho County Federation of Women's Democratic Clubs will meet at 7 30 p m Monday with Mrs Delbert Potter 1115 W 4th All Democrat women are invited.
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