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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
4
Dear Heloise shares a method to save clipped ads and articles in a personal wish book for easy reference. She adds a tip for making an inexpensive half slip from a pillow case, using the case hem as the slip hem and cutting along the side seam for extra room.
A rich compilation from the newspaper’s advice page includes a wife’s alleged sexual decline after a hysterectomy, a husband’s suspicion of secret accounts, and responses urging counseling. Additional letters offer wit about customers, finances, and home tips from Heloise and others, preserving the era’s domestic tone.
Members of the Autumn Mothers Club entertained their husbands with a barbecue and covered dish supper Friday. Mr and Mrs David Malan hosted 11 members and their spouses. They made tentative plans for next year’s programs and activities.
Social and religious group activities listed for Thursday August 2 include Safari Golf at Safari Golf Course at 9am, American Baptist Women at Grant Avenue Baptist Church 1 30pm, and several Circles of Christian Women's Fellowship meetings at First Christian Church with multiple hosts. Also noted are Missionary and Bandage activities across towns and churches with various times from 9 30am to 7 30pm and a noon covered dish dinner at North Malcolm Center.
A quick method to revive bread relies on dipping a whole or half loaf in cold water and then heating it in a hot oven to restore crust and softness.
Christina Tina Lundine aged 14 won first place in the Kansas state Miss Teen Age Contest held at the Muehlebach Hotel. Fifty three contestants wrote essays on What Is Right about America while Lundine’s piece on music earned her a plaque. she also placed fifth as runnerup receiving a trophy.
The Progressive Homemakers Extension Unit held a family picnic Wednesday at Dr. and Mrs. Joe Fakler’s home. Attendees included 12 couples with their children. Barbecued hamburgers, salads, and desserts were served. Horseshoes, volleyball, and croquet were enjoyed in the evening.
The Department of Agriculture announced new standards for hot dogs and cooked sausages to clarify composition and labeling. Types include frankfurters with skeletal meat, those with byproducts or variety meats, and a third with soy protein or cereal. Labels will risk clarity and all meat must be federally inspected.
A layette shower for Mrs. Bob Clasen was hosted Thursday at Mrs. Bob Cross home. Gifts were arranged around a large stork centerpiece with a stork theme on the refreshment table. Guests were junior high faculty wives. Special guests included Mrs. Earl Rowe the honoree's mother Mrs. Neal Kraus a sister and daughters from Udall. Cake and punch were served.
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