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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
3
In a letter to Ann Landers a 16 year old asks how VD can be contracted without sex. The reply notes gonorrhea can affect eyes via contact and that syphilis can spread through open sores and lip contact, urging testing and treatment at local health departments.
Mrs Leota Hannah and Paul E Armstrong announce the engagement of their daughter Edna Armstrong to Earl Lunday son of Mr and Mrs James Lunday The wedding is planned for Oct 17 Lunday is a 1970 Erie High School graduate employed by Manley Steel Co This item reads like a social notice with names and a planned date.
A college couple shares clever DIY projects from thrift finds to keep a stylish home. Readers submit ideas for a nightstand from a stool and plywood, a nylon net pool mitt, and plastic puzzle envelopes to organize toys and puzzles.
Hillcrest 4-H Club met at the northeast Galesburg clubhouse with 34 members nine parents and five guests. Demonstrations covered punch fruit salad manners and sewing topics. 43 total attendees at 4-H Sunday at Galesburg Methodist Church. Sunflower Club from Labette County to exchange meetings. Next gathering set for June 8 at 1 30 p.m.
The 1971 Hay Queen Pageant in Yates Center will be July 30 with the Jaycees and Jaynes organizing. Contestants must be unmarried and 17 to 27, competing for scholarships and gifts. The winner will get a five day trip to Pratt to represent the county in July 1972 Miss Kansas.
The We Who Club met in Sawyer Hall for its monthly low calorie luncheon attended by 18 members and a guest Mrs. C J Nooteboom. Hostesses were Mrs. Gale McMillen and Mrs Nellie Ray as June event decorations were noted.
Mrs Charles Logan gave the lesson Lord Behold Thy Woman to the Women's Missionary Society of the First Church of God at Mrs Jack Wilson's home. Mrs Alvin Proctor led devotions and seven members attended with gifts for the linen chest and penny-a-day calendars.
Royal Neighbors of America Camp 6n held a memorial service at the home of Mrs. Nathan Hole. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Ethel Bastian and Mrs. Pearl Olive Hallenberg. Mrs. Herbert presided as chancellor with Mrs. Hole, oracle, conducting the business session. Plans were made for a rummage sale later this month and a covered dish dinner preceded the meeting.
Rhonda Baird and David Marple exchanged vows May 29 at High Prairie United Methodist Church with pink gladioli and white carnations decorations. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Ed Manherz, with organist Reed Streets and soloist Fred Weston. The couple, both from Benedict area, reside on a Benedict farm and plan a wedding trip in a light blue dress for the bride.
Women's circles of the First Presbyterian Church studied The Americas in Transition during Wednesday meetings. Circle 1 met in the church parlor with Mrs. Edwin Bideau.
Community events listed for Tuesday and Wednesday June 9 include golf at Chanute Country Club and various club meetings at North Malcolm Community Center Masonic Temple Tioga Hotel and churches. Bible study circles Circle 2 3 and 4 report attendance and hostesses with multiple members and guests noted.
Advertisement guidelines for same day service and display style ads. Deadlines apply Monday through Friday before 9 30 a m and Saturday by 9 a m. Display style classifieds must be placed by 12 noon the day before. Dial 431 4100 for details.
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