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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1973
Page
3
Aunt Heloise recalls a morning when a lively nephew and a quiet game of Whisper transformed a chaotic household into a peaceful, laughter filled scene. The column offers tips on playing Whisper, cautioning against overdoing it and noting the joy of shared moments with family.
First Christian Church Circles list leaders and addresses. Vilas Homebuilders Extension unit meets. Ladies Day Golf at Chanute Country Club 9 15 a m. Textile Paint Club 9 pm. Cub and Boy Scout leaders table event at Zion Lutheran 7 30 p m. Gem and Mineral Society 7 30. Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant 8 p m at IOOF Hall. Rainbow for Girls 6 30 p m at Masonic Temple.
Buffalo OBS honors two officers in a ceremony at Blue Bird Chapter 409 East ern Star with Frances Clough and Mariel Brock recognized for service. Rhonda Marple assisted, and refreshments were served by O. D. Baird and family.
Camping increases hunger and requires easy to prepare, nutrient rich foods. Elsie Lee Miller of Kansas State University Extension notes camp meals should balance energy and nutrition. Suggested staples include bread crackers cereals flour sugar salt pepper and canned or dehydrated items like soup mixes and potatoes.
The Chanute area unit of Retired Teachers schedules a workshop for officers and committee chairmen on Sept. 20 following a June meeting at North Malcolm Community Center. A. Mannoni and Jester were named to audit the treasurer’s books. The luncheon was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mannoni and Mr. and Mrs. Geeding with several attendees.
Mrs. J. L. Junod led a Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit lesson at Mrs. E. L. Lewis home on Wednesday titled This Is the Way to Wash Today. She urged attention to new methods and fabrics and emphasized prompt first aid for soil and stains. Door prize awarded to Mrs. Junod. dessert served to 13 members by Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Marie Keys, president.
The Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit met at Mrs. Lillian Marvin's home for a session titled You Cant Spend It Twice. Mrs. Raymond Clemens presented the lesson. A skit The Dollar Watchers was performed by Mines Mary Johnson Gene Maxwell Lemuel Beale and Verna Hudspeth. A cooked food sale raised 71.60. Mrs. Maxwell won the door prize. Twelve members attended.
Dear Ann Landers columns recount a home wedding spoiled when the groom's father poured gin into the punch despite a religion forbidding alcohol. The bride's parents restrained themselves to avoid a scene, while the groom's father drew social ire for the act. The second letter details a workplace friendship dispute over job hiring and ends with a sharp rebuke from Ann Landers.
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