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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
3
Summer days inspire an outdoor brunch featuring grilled pork chops with apple glaze, corn bacon pancakes, and spicy baked apple slices. Prepare ahead: jelly glaze, pancakes, and apples. Cook pork slowly to 15 to 18 minutes per side, then glaze last minutes.
At the July meeting of the J. C. Ladies Group of Otterbein United Methodist Church, Mary Heilman led devotions on freedom in the U.S. Psalms 122 was read, and roll call featured patriotic thoughts. Velma Morehead read a patriotism themed poem, Gladys Hendrix chaired, and 16 members plus a guest enjoyed patriotic table decorations and refreshments.
Mrs. Bert Beck led a Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit session at Mrs. A. O. Dimon's home 1131 N Forest. She reviewed Be Glad You Are Alive by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and discussed finding worth in life amid crime wars and drug abuse.
A Timberlawn Foundation funded Dallas school district survey of 56 745 students across junior high to high school found 32 percent of seventh graders tried cigarettes rising to 45 percent by twelfth grade. Alcohol use exceeded tobacco and 8 percent of twelfth graders used marijuana regularly. Socioeconomic status correlated with higher usage.
Circle leaders for the ensuing year were announced at a Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at the First Christian Church. Circle 1 is led by Mrs. Dick Crowl, Circle 2 by Mrs. A O Dimon, Circle 3 by Mrs. Ed Logsdon, Circle 4 by Mrs. Vernie Steele, Circle 5 by Mrs. Harold Barnhart, and Guild by Mrs. Charles Arnett. A youth program on camp routines followed, with Circle 1 serving refreshments to 25 members and guest Mrs. Kenneth Cordon.
Classified ads placed before 9 30 a m Monday through Friday and before 12 noon the preceding day qualify for same day service. Dial 431 4100 for details and placement.
An advisory urges readers to contact their Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed or impossible to reach, providing the telephone number 431 3400 and a 5 30 p m contact window for assistance.
Heloise shares clever home hacks from readers. Elaine fills wall space with baby clothes hung on twine framed with pink felt, creating a rotating kaleidoscope of colors. Jeanne notes a jar of pennies as a language-lesson fund for misbehaving parents. Faye Gordon uses coffee lid to freezer bag air control. A reader uses tape to keep zipper from snagging hose.
Twin Valley Parish Council sponsors a Sunday caravan on Aug. 1 with theme United We Serve. Dr Glenn Matthew Kansas area superintendent of missions will speak. A combined parish choir and banners from all churches will participate. Worship services and Sunday School are canceled for Aug. 1 to join the caravan.
Social calendar items include Berean Class dinner at First Baptist Church parlor 6 30 p.m Ladies Day golf at Chanute Country Club 10 a m 1 15 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club 9 a m to 4 p m Federation Room Memorial Building Gem and Mineral Society 7 30 p m IOOF Hall 8 p m Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 p m Wesleyan Service Guild First United Methodist Church picnic room 107 6 30 p m First Christian Church Men's Fellowship 6 30 p m Grant Avenue Baptist Circles Ruth Mrs Dean Strack R 3 7 p m Esther church basement
Letters and responses discuss student parental pressure, college today versus past, and the influence of mail from home. Debates include parents funding college, mailbox emptiness, and generational views on youth behavior. The page also offers reader anecdotes about sun lamp mishaps and dating older partners.
Joseph B. Smith dean of students at Neosho County Community Junior College is among 262 candidates for graduate degrees at Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Other candidates include David J. Newcomb Melva Swaney Hudson Eric and Jerry Weis with degrees in education science and arts. Commencement exercises are scheduled for 8 p.m. July 30.
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