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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1973
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers fielding letters on kissing norms between Californians and Bostonians, noting casual California affection versus Boston restraint. The page also includes a daughter’s letter about overbearing mothers, with Ann approvingly advising on balance and space.
For the first time in 12 years all Hastings family members gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Barker R 4 Four generations were represented Congratulations were extended to Paul Hastings who will become chief of police in Newton July 15.
Readers share practical tips from old kitchens and cupboards. Barbara W. explains a coordinated method to cap toothpaste after use. A friend suggests using a squeeze nutcracker to remove squash stems for steamer prep. Paula Camp offers a method to prep canned biscuits for lighter results with cooler oven settings.
Mrs. Charles A. Hauber of Winfield Kansas to represent her state at the National Chicken Cooking Contest in Little Rock Arkansas on September 11. She competes against 50 entrants for prizes totaling 20000 dollars with a possible first prize of 10000 dollars and other awards down to 1000 dollars. the event is sponsored by the National Broiler Council.
On Friday July 18 events include We Who Club at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m Chanute Country Club bridge at 1 30 Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge at North Malcolm Community Center at 7 30 p m Senior Citizens at Central Park Building with a covered dish luncheon and table service details for rides are available 431 4026 between 8 and 10 30 a m Time 11 30 a m
Kathleen Clare Lawrence and Shahram Jafari announce their marriage at Lawrence on Jan 8. Attended by Gail Abbueh Mahmoud Ganai and hosted at Chanute Country Club. They plan further studies at KU after a June wedding trip to Washington and relatives connected to the Iranian Embassy.
Xenia Osborn led Friday devotions for Otterbein United Methodist Church IC class. She spoke on spiritual heritage and freedom, calling freedom a breath of air and a country church, and urged prayers for the helpless. Mrs Hoffmann presided, read a poem, and hosts served refreshments to 11 members.
Carolyn Sergent served as bridesmaid for her sister Barbara Sergent as Barbara married J. C. Winkler at the First Christian Church on June 30.
Esther Circle of Otterbein United Methodist Church heard a lesson titled Public Education by Mrs. Bessie Brady. Mrs. Edna Strohm led devotions with the poem Think by C. V. Priddle and a prayer. Thelma Miller announced an ice cream social for July 13.
A compact notice highlights a series of cards and keepsakes titled We Have Just Begun and A Plaque for Grandma among other plaques. It mentions a boy and girl night prayer Serenity Prayer plus Irish and Scotch toasts and various similar mementos.
A humorous maxim underscores how much people fret over others opinions, contrasting inner confidence with external judgments. The quote implies that fear of perception is often exaggerated given how rarely people truly notice or judge others.
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