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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1972
Page
3
Reader shares a zero cost idea to decorate a six year old daughter’s room by pinning cut out doll pictures from box backs over the bed. The project recalls past birthdays and brightens the space.
Community notes announce events from Kansette Club hosting a family covered dish supper for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sharp to Do-Si-Do Square Dance Club in Central Park Building at 8 p.m. on Saturday January 22. Listings include Great Books Discussion Sunday January 23 and other meetings through Monday January 4.
Rebekah Lodge 158 installed officers at the OOF hall Monday with Bonnie Yockey of Erie district deputy president leading, Ruth Shannon assisting. Verna Hudspeth past noble grand and Raymond Clemens noble grand were named along with other officers as drums, piano, and choir sang Let the Lower Lights Be Burning.
Mrs. D L Geeding reviewed an article The Trip for Cosmos Study Club members at her home 819 S Santa Fe Tuesday. Olivia Myers wrote the piece. Mrs. Harry Larson, president, led the session. New year resolutions were read. Members approved a donation to the March of Dimes. Next meeting set for 2 p.m Feb 17.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church women in several circles studied missions and women of the Bible this week. Ruth Circle met with Mrs. Max Tharp. Esther and Dorcas Circles met in homes and at the church annex. lessons covered Ruth, Esther, and New Testament women, with devotions on Enthusiasm and Christ Loves. Nine members answered roll call with letter C. 46 calls to shut ins were reported.
Atlanta coverage outlines American fashion for spring summer 1972 from NHCA in Atlanta. Duo cut features long back and short face framing lengths with variants combo duet and solo cuts, plus permanent waves and color trends.
Rome discussed at a Round Table Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Seth Farwell at 615 S. Malcolm. Mrs. Max Deweese presented Rome as a world in itself with slides, noting population growth from 34 000 to about 2.5 million. Mrs. Lyle Huitt led the business session and 10 members attended the refreshment service by Mrs. Farwell and Mrs. Howard Jester.
County Agent Paul Kelly spoke at the January Jolly Jayhawkers meeting in Stark at the city building. Tammie John Roberta Duling and Mary Clements gave talks while Don Smith demonstrated assembling record books and Dennis Duling showed how to assemble an electric plug. Kelly announced upcoming county meetings and offered project tips. The club received a $50 gift from Walnut Bank in appreciation of the square dancing group’s efforts.
A reader asks how to help a 16 year old Betsy gain dates, with advice that she may be a late bloomer and should not pressure her. A second letter warns parents about dangers of leaving a child in a running locked car, urging awareness of suffocation, burns, gear accidents, power window strangulation, kidnapping, and other risks.
First Baptist Church circles met to discuss American Baptist Magazine items. Grace Hill Circle with 12 members and two guests reviewed China Winds of Change by Hugh Sith and heard devotions on Jesus Christ the Way, the Truth and the Life. Charlotte Worley Circle heard about Esther Wieble’s work in India and planned a February birthday tea. Marjorie Sharp Circle studied What will 1972 Bring predicting two event packages and shifts in theology of spirituality while Nellie Dickinson led Christmas forgiveness reflections. Present were 11 members and a guest.
Iris Sue Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald W Gibson 914 North Grant born December 31. James Jack son of Mr and Mrs Garry Daniels Humboldt born January 13.
Whipping increases margarine cost as air incorporation skews measurement. Recipes may fail when whipped margarine is used, making it a poor option for cooking.
Practical shopper guide outlines buying, installing, and using food storage and cooking appliances. It covers refrigerators freezers ranges and portable units with safety tips on wiring unplugging cords washing parts and keeping fire risks low. It emphasizes energy efficient features and careful maintenance for longevity.
The Naftzger Young Artist Auditions return for a 31st year April 15 and 16 in Wichita with a top prize of 750 and $375 awards in other divisions. Applicants 17 to 23 from Kansas or Oklahoma may submit by March 17 to the Wichita Symphony Society.
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