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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1966
Page
3
Leah Maloun of Neosho Memorial Hospital describes her career path from kitchen worker to nurses aide since 1952. She shifted to day shifts, received on the job and formal training as it became available, and notes aides perform tasks nurses don’t do such as admitting patients and taking vital signs.
Mrs Frank Hayworth president of the Safari Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers spoke at the Chanute Chamber of Commerce Women s Division luncheon. She described the group s aims and the Kanopolis encampment and noted local members assisted with camper registration for Indiana visitors.
The Chanute Cycle Club met Monday evening at the Ed Wolfe farm track. Ed Wolfe and Jim Corbin announced a basket dinner Sunday at Timber Lake resort. All cyclists invited to meet at 10 a.m. at Katy Park to ride to the resort. Fourteen members and four guests rode the track and visited.
Hints cover gardening gloves with foam for comfort and grip, mending sheets with diagonal corners, making baby cleansing pads from oil and cotton, bracelet clasp fix with a pin, and using a plastic raincoat as a garment bag for travel. Heloise notes she cannot answer all letters but will respond when possible.
A bridal shower at Evangelical United Brethren Church honored Patty Matlock ahead of her July 23 wedding to Gary Miley. Guests enjoyed games and gifts opened by Miss Matlock with assistance from Mrs. Dick Murrell, Judy Duff, Janice Carter and Vicki James. Refreshments included punch and cookies attended by many friends and relatives from Earlton and Buffalo.
Mrs. Willard Carlson hosted the WSWS of the EUB Church at Center Ridge with acting president Mrs. Virgil Solomon. Ten members and two visitors attended. lesson by Maxine Stoll titled Advance in Missions Ministry to Appalachia. August meeting with Chanute WSWS planned. September host Luil Carlson. Refreshments served.
Social calendar lists community meetings and sessions for July 21 and July 22 across Highland Park and nearby venues. Events include Coffee at Highland Park, Girl Scout meeting at Methodist Church, Rural Grange at Rural School, Extension Homemakers Unit in Highland Park, plus Executive Committee and Senior Citizens rides, We Who Club Sawyer Hall, Wilson Class at First Methodist, and Bridge at Country Club.
Mr and Mrs Francis Schwinn of McLouth announce the engagement of their daughter Cheri Ann to Thomas H Tweddell son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Tweddell of Lawrence formerly of Chanute. Cheri is a Tarkio College and University of Kansas alumna employed by the Kansas Geological Survey. Tweddell is a Chanute High School graduate employed by Hallmark Cards. A fall wedding is planned.
Mrs. S. A. Mannoni chaired a devotional period while Elsie Shue offered grace at the Wesleyan Service Guild gathering in the First Methodist Church fellowship hall. Guests included Mrs. Rodney Green Julie McGhee and Dr and Mrs Wagoner.
Vinnie Allison hosted nine members and three guests of the CWF Guild at 110 E Pine Tuesday night. Mrs Grace Harvey Mrs Barbara Robertson and Mrs Vera Adams attended as guests. Mrs Jean Vaughn became a member. The group will study Canada for the next six months.
The Gibson family reunion was held in the Chanute area with a business meeting led by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kirkwood. Attendees list includes E. Louise Gibson Maude Gibson Helen DuBoise and many members from Pittsburg Houston Kansas City Miami Chanute and other cities.
Mrs. Bert Sutton led the lesson Let Us Now Praise Famous Men assisted by Miss Allison and Mrs. Ballou with Mrs. Vaughn Mrs. Howard Winans Mrs. Bal lou and Mrs. Harvey. Ruth Shannon led devotions. The president Mrs. Ballou conducted the business meeting and refreshments were served by Miss Allison.
The marriage of Mrs Pauline McCartney formerly Pauline Brown of Erie to Lee Basham of Wichita took place Saturday at 10 am in the Congregational Church Wichita with immediate family present. They will reside at 1632 Gentry Wichita.
A farewell coffee was held Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs Gene Bilyeu 901 S Wilson. Fourteen members attended and refreshments were served. Mrs Heaton was present and received a club gift.
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