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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1969
Page
3
A mixed column combines Ann Landers advice on a husband in a carpet shop behaving unprofessionally with a widow’s office flirtation, plus a Altoona Star notice about an Eastern Star meeting and scattered local society items. The column notes warn about keeping work roles separate and keeping children safe, while social notes report weddings and club activities.
Zion Lutheran Service Guild members and families met at the Everett Olson home Tuesday evening for a brief business meeting. A farewell gift was presented to Mrs. Robert Greene as Pastor Greene and his family plan to move to a new parish in Hutchinson. About thirty persons attended.
A native of Erie and Erie High School graduate, Mrs. Larry Morgan keeps busy with sewing refinishing furniture antiques quilting canning traveling and reading. She enjoys four books a week noting Somerset Maugham Human Bondage and Mill on the Floss as favorites and spends vacations with family when Larry's construction work delays. The Morgans live on a farm north of Erie with a garden in town and raise a pony burro calves and a dog as pets. She plans to sell a calf to buy a clothes dryer but the children oppose the idea and she negotiates a compromise.
Dear Heloise shares a reader’s tip from an adult swim class about using a plastic raincoat over a wet swimsuit to keep a car seat dry on the ride home. The note comes with lighthearted anecdotes from readers about daily life and practical household fixes.
Dr. Donald E. Ray, 1302 West 7th, sustained a fractured rib and multiple lacerations in an Albuquerque intersection collision. He was alone in a Dodge bus en route home from a 5000 mile west vacation swing. the Rays rented a car and returned to Chanute on Sunday.
Seventy persons attended the covered dish dinner of the Senior Citizens Club Friday in Central Park Community Building. Westview Baptist Church women hosted with Rev. David Blase giving the invocation. Blase sang a solo and offered an inspirational talk after the meal. A brief business meeting preceded social visiting and recreation. Next meeting is June 27 at 1 30 p.m.
The Chanute Area Chapter of the National Retired Teachers Association met at Murray Hill school for a covered dish dinner Saturday evening. The group adopted the constitution and by laws and outlined goals to improve social, professional, and economic status of retired teachers. The Life Members of the National Education Association Local Education Association disbanded. Treasury balance was handed to NRTA with aid commitments to John Hemphill Future Teachers and Student NEA at Neosho Junior College. Meeting drew 39 attendees and plans a September covered dish luncheon.
Tuesday and Wednesday listings outline meetings for Gem and Mineral Society Federation Ladies Auxiliary Rainbow for Girls Women’s Division Wesleyan Service Guild Christian Women’s Guild and more. Highlights include the Chanute Textile Paint Club Duplicate Bridge Club and Chanute Toastmasters with details on venues and start times.
Mrs. Dan Doyle hosted the Space Age Unit at her home. Seven members answered roll call with safety hints. Mrs. Frank West led the lesson Carnival of Color with Food, using vegetable dishes and pictures to illustrate color ideas. A trophy for 4-H members was approved. Mrs. Dale Sharp won the door prize. Next meeting is a picnic dinner July 9 at Buffalo Lake for members and families.
Sharon Paulie the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Paulie announces her engagement to Sgt. Alvin O. Cramer son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. Cramer. The CHS graduate and Chanute High School alumna attends NCCJC while Cramer serves at Ft. Hood Texas and plans to attend NCCJC after service. No wedding date is set.
The 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Clyde Copeland was celebrated with an open house at their Erie area home on R 3. The event drew more than 100 relatives and friends and was planned by their three children. The couple married June 8 1929 in Erie by Rev Hoppingarner.
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