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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
3
Dear Apple and readers discuss ethics of a doctor letting his 14 year old son give a shot and the risk of malpractice. Ann Landers urges only trained personnel should administer injections and notes liability for errors.
A collection of reader notes offers practical ideas from using grill ashes to snuff cigarettes in outdoor ashtrays, planting with ashes and charcoal, to children sharing comics, burping babies with a quilted mitten, and repurposing a wardrobe chest for dining room storage.
Erie Chapter No. 136 Order of Eastern Star met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Mabel McDermot and Henry Watkins presiding. District aide Mary Etta Taylor was honored with others including Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island representative Mrs. Watkins. Guests included Mrs. Katherine Munger and other grand officers. Refreshments for 52 were provided by Mrs. Harold Heaton, Mrs. Hollis Dunham, and committee.
The Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church met Tuesday evening in the fellowship room. Mrs C E Rains led the lesson Thither to Hong Kong, with Mrs Lee Weidert of Galesburg reporting on the board of managers meeting in Finley Ohio.
Mrs. Otho York led a color in food lesson for Vilas Homebuilders EHU at Vilas church. Members shared colorful dishes and colored pictures to stress color in balanced meals. Nine members attended Cha nute district meeting. posters were shown during Kansas Extension Homemakers Week.
Guidance notes that durable press finishes stay set once seams or hems are altered. Taking up seams or hems preserves fit but letting out stitches permanently fixes creases and stitching lines.
Susan Janene Fox and Jim Ray Dillon wed May 31 in Independence at the Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Clifton Norell officiating. The ceremony featured pink decorations, a lace gown, and a reception in the church annex as both attend Bethany Nazarene College students.
About 200 attendees from Kansas Colorado and Nebraska are expected at the first Kansas Psychiatric Aide Organization convention in Wichita. Speakers include Dr R A Haines director of Kansas Division of Institutional Management and Bruce Monroe chief psychologist at Grady County Mental Health Clinic in Chickasha Oklahoma.
Use rust proof nails screws and hinges for all garden structures to prevent corrosion and extend lifespan. Ensures longevity of fences sheds trellises and arbors with durable hardware.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship circles 1 2 3 4 met with hosts and leaders to study the topic Issues Before the Church. New mother circle formed at 9 30 a m in the fellowship hall with Mrs Ports delivering the lesson and Mrs Ladd giving devotions.
The Thielen descendants met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carter in Parsons R1 for a Sunday reunion. A noon covered dish dinner fed about 60 attendees including Mrs. John Thielen and Clara Thielen plus relatives from Chanute Derby Liberal Mt. Vernon Kansas City Wichita Altoona and St. Paul.
The Women s Missionary Society of Westview Baptist Chapel met Monday evening at the chapel. Mrs Lester Denton led prayer. calendar read missions birthdays. Plans were made to serve Senior Citizens on June 10 and 24. Mrs David Blase, Mrs Ray Dennis and Mrs Denton spoke on Baptist mission centers and weekday ministries enabling fuller church ministry. Mrs Ray Dennis hosted. Seven members attended.
The Chanute Cosmetologists Affiliate No 56 met in the Memorial Building Chamber of Commerce. Wayne Umbarger demonstrated BankMark or Bank Americard usage in credit transactions. Mary Booe reported on the May 25 Wichita board meeting. The legislature passed a bill adding two licensed cosmetologists to the state board. Governor makes board appointments. The July 7 meeting will include a color film titled World Hair Dressing Olympics.
Mr and Mrs Robert D Drennan of Leawood announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Maureen to Thomas Carl Pate son of Mr and Mrs Carl Pate 1119 S Highland The bride elect is a mathematics major at the University of Kansas and a Sigma Kappa member Pate earned a master's degree in business at KU in August and plans to join a national company's operations research division
Chapter DD of PEO met at the home of Mrs Jerry Steele 1009 S Larsons Thursday evening. Mrs Edwin Rideau reported on Words from the Workshop after attending the state convention in Kansas City Kansas in May. Ninety seven of Kansas 210 chapters were represented at the convention. Hostess was assisted by Mrs Jim Gilbreath and Mrs R D Hamar who served dessert and coffee.
Violinist Karen Singer and pianist Ana Maria Tradatti will perform at 8 15 p m Monday in the Thomas H Bowlus Fine Arts Center recital hall. Tradatti travels from Cordoba Argentina. Singer is daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Singer of Iola. The program is organized by the Iola Music Club with free admission.
The Chaincomers club met Thursday at the First National Bank community room for coffee and rolls. Sixteen members and three guests attended. Mrs Mildred Brown and Mrs Connie Christman were hostesses. The next meeting will be June 17 with informal coffee at Mrs Peggy Buntings home, 708 S Evergreen.
REVEAL promises instant wrinkle reduction in three minutes with effects lasting up to eight hours. Apply to forehead eyes and neck to reduce lines crow's feet and puffiness. Sold with a money back guarantee via Farmers Discount Center Chanute and mail orders.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the United Methodist Church met at Mrs Beatrice Phillips home Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for a food and rummage sale. Devotions were led by Bernice Walt and a lesson by Barbara George. Blanche Burgtorf spoke of a Kansas City trip for the annual meeting with 131 churches represented and ten missionaries present. The next circle meeting will be June 18 at Mrs Anna Petersons home.
Circle 1 of the Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Bruce Burris home at 1101 W 2nd. Rolls and coffee were served and plans were made for the June 18 church parlor meeting. A newsletter for shut ins was drafted and patchwork for a quilt was worked on. The lesson on Jewish holidays was led by Mrs. Merrill Brock. The next meeting is July 1 with Mrs. Brock.
Metal tooling pictures will be made at the meeting of Womens Arts and Crafts Monday, 9 a.m. until noon, at the Central Park Community Building. Attendees should bring a ruler, scissors and a non writing pencil or pen. Forty six persons attended the last meeting, reported supervisor Mrs Nelson.
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