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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1969
Page
3
Carol Lynne Berthot married Michael Haas at 2 p m in St Patrick’s Church Topeka with a peau de soie gown and Chantilly lace overskirt. The ceremony included family members and a reception at Maple Leaf. couple plans to reside in Topeka after a Kansas City honeymoon.
Colfax BPW met Monday at 1406 South Highland to open with scripture and devotions. The group received a special offering for nursing scholarships in Managua Nicaragua and a White Cross quota for the year.
Twenty one members of the Red Cross Volunteers gathered at the home of Mrs Ed Ranz 1021 S Tennessee for a Monday coffee session The group discussed hospital library services and patient assistance through reading writing letters shopping and other tasks Mrs Ben Pearman hospital auxiliary president noted free coffee at the hospital during emergencies Plans were made for a Christmas buffet and volunteers will receive recognition for hours worked
Dial HE 14100 on Wednesday July 16 for the Foursquare EHU with Mrs R L Christy at 1122 S Highland. United Presbyterian Women meet at First Baptist WMS circles Grace Hill and Dorcas with listed hostesses, plus Grant Avenue Baptist Church WMS circles Dorcas Hannah Ruth with times ranging 1:30 to 9:15 a.m. Chanute Toastmasters Club hosts a 6:30 p.m. session.
A pre rehearsal dinner in honor of Carol Lynne Berthot and Michael Haas was held at the home of Rolla Rush. Attendees included P M Haas Gerald Machin Russell Jack Shevlin Brenda Michael Elsen Topeka Lynne Cates Joplin and local clergy and families.
In London a top jeweler, Paris House, showcased jeweled bicycle clips to be worn over trouser bottoms. The clips aim to control bell bottoms while adding a feminine touch, aligning with trends as girls wear trousers.
Heloise shares easy ideas for homemakers. A newspaper floor rack using chairs and a broom creates a clothes rack for ironed garments at no cost. Other tips include folding laundered slips to prevent sagging and wrapping bias tape around cards for compact storage.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Umbarger announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Steve Collins son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Collins of 1318 S Evergreen An August wedding is planned and details are set for the ceremony and union.
Relatives gathered Sunday evening to honor Mrs Amy Carlson of rural Buffalo on her 83rd birthday. Attendees included John A Carlson Parie Carlson Loretta Richard Myres Bruce Jean Neil Nelson Charles Reaves Craig and Evelyn Woodruff.
The Senior Citizens Club met Friday in the Central Park Community Building for a covered dish dinner. Women of the First Baptist Church were hostesses and Rev. Dale Sneeringer gave devotions and spoke briefly. Helen Lewis led group singing with Beulah Johnson on accompaniment. A social hour followed a short business meeting. The July 25 meeting will be at 1 30 p.m. in Central Park.
The Rev and Mrs Dale Sneeringer and their sons hosted a Saturday noon buffet luncheon for the American Baptist Convention Christian faith and work plan committee. The southeast district members include Rev Ted Jacobs Mrs J D Haggard Pittsburg Rev Herman Van Arsdale Fort Scott Rev Ralph Olsen Howard Mrs Otto Kastler Mrs Clay Hilder Coffeyville Mrs George Stafford Tulsa Earl Cooper Rev Fred Thompson Parsons Bill Davis and Mrs Sneeringer Chanute.
Dear Gwendolyn fears she may harm herself amid family tragedies and panic near windows or elevators. A therapist is advised. a book on mental illness offers hope, with caution about finding humane psychiatrists. The column also answers a query on loan vs gift and expects readers to write for help.
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