Neosho County scholarship awarded to Sharon Bidding
Sharon K Bidding daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bidding 1208 S Henry received the 1970 scholarship award from the Neosho County Association for Mental Health. A freshman at Neosho County Community Junior College she plans to major in psychology and is active as editor of Panther Script member of Group 10 Plus Special Events Committee Panther Boosters Club Associated Women Students and a part time employee of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co She graduated from Chanute High School in 1968.
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Sharon K. Bidding
Charles Bidding
S. Henry
Neosho County
Miss Bidding
Neosho County Community
Panther Script
Group 10 Plus
Panther Boosters Club
Associated Women Students
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Chanute High School
Air Pollution Topic at Chanute AAUW Meeting
January Chanute branch meeting of the American Association of University Women explored air pollution with the study topic This Beleaguered Earth Can Man Survive. A film Ill Winds on a Sunny Day prompted discussion and a delegate was approved for a Topeka day care conference February 6. Two delegates were approved for the Southwest Central Regional convention in Topeka March 13-15.
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Chanute Branch
American Association of University Women
Orchid Buffet
Helen Reese
Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
Topeka
Lighting tips for home lamps by Lois Carlson extension
Lois Carlson Extension Home Economist discusses improving kitchen and living room lighting. She outlines two lamp types decorative and functional, explains shade design, lamp heights, and wattage ranges from 40 to 300 watts, and notes a new standard of seventy foot candles for intensive reading endorsed by the Better Light Better Light Bureau.
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Better Light Better Light Bureau
Better Light Bureau
Message to Those Who Show Favorites
Ann Landers counsels a reader who felt left out as a child and worries about parental bias toward a sister. She notes lasting hurt from favoritism and observes how excessive attention to the favored child can foster self centered and grasping behavior.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Houston
San Antonio
Art
Flatten Cupcake Holders For Hamburger Patties
A reader shares a simple prep tip to keep hamburger patties apart when freezing. Place cupcake holders between patties so they separate easily once frozen, and paper doesn’t stick. The idea saves time and effort.
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Heloise
Autumn Club hears Guiot on parks plan in Chanute
The Guiot speaker addressed the Autumn Mothers Club in Chanute about opportunities for residents and the city. The meeting at 120 S. Kansas drew 12 members and a guest, with a Valentine party planned for Feb. 12 in the First National Bank community room.
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Autumn Mothers Club
Martin Werner
S. Kansas
Pat Miller
First National Bank
al Guiot
Chanute
Barry Adams
Neal Sharp
Stewed Chicken and Noodles from Dottie Wellington
A home style recipe guides making stewed chicken with homemade noodles. It covers selecting a hen, simmering with onion celery and herbs, preparing noodle dough, rolling slicing, cooking in broth, and serving in a tureen with salad and lime sherbet dessert.
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Dottie Wellington
Social Calendar for Neosho County Jan 26
Neosho County events list for Monday includes Ameri can Red Cross at the Red Cross office 7:30 p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at Post 1654 7:30 p.m. Builders Class in First Presbyterian Church parlor 7:30 p.m. Fairfield Grange at Fairfield School 7:30 p.m.
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Neosho County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Fairfield Grange
Fairfield
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Lois Carlson
Kansas
Sue Atkins
the Parks
Pat Reed
D. Chadwell
Helotse
Guiot
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Seattle
University of Washington
Gordon Bergy
Bergy
Center
Tribune
Foodtown
Truitt
N. Steuben
Morticians
Johnson Mortuary Ph
F.D.I.C
First National
Hanute
Christ Jesus
Christian Science Reading
N. Forest & Elm
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