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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

3

Memorial Service for Fairfield Grange

A candlelight memorial at Fairfield School honored Fairfield Grange. Mrs. Paul Puckett led with fellow officers and readings by Henry Alford and Ava Shepherd. The charter was draped for Clifford Webb as Shelton Propst led plans to join the national Grange community service program. Members scheduled ice cream and cake for the July meeting.

Fairfield Grange Fairfield School Paul Puckett Pearl McCaska Lanah Wilson Henry Ebert Henry Alford Clifford Webb Shelton Propst The Grange National Grange Propst Ava Shepherd

Past Noble Grands Share Picnic in Park

The Past Noble Grands Club of Rebekah Lodge 158 held a picnic at Highland Park west shelter house Friday. Fifteen members and five guests attended including Lemuel Beale James B. McKenzie John Ogles bee E W Schooley and Arthur Coonrod.

Noble Noble Grands Club Rebekah Lodge 158 Highland Park West Shelter House Lemuel Beale James B. McKenzie John Oglesbee E. W. Schooley Arthur Coonrod

Ann Landers Advice Sparks Family Phone Etiquette

Dear Sparky reports a father following Ann Landers on not answering rings at home while the daughter worries. Ann explains context differs between social calls and family duties. The column also covers blunt barber shop chatter about women and a reader urged to say no to petty loans.

Ann Landers Sparky

Gardening Provides Exercise by Mrs Lois Carlson

Neosho County extension home economist Mrs Lois Carlson outlines gardening terms that develop the garden and provide exercise. Squatting tones legs, bending trims waist, spading strengthens arms chest and back, raking builds upper back and arms, wheelbarrow work many muscles, fresh air and sunshine boost health and mood.

Lois Carlson Neosho County

Drape for Garage Party and Kitchen Tips

Reader shares a low cost garage door drape for a party that withstood rain, plus tips on deviled eggs transport in muffin tins and waxed jelly lifts with pull tabs. Heloise offers encouragement and practical ideas for entertaining at home.

Heloise Clarissa Bergeman Dorothy

American Pen Women Meet in Fredonia

The National League of American Pen Women Coffeyville branch met at Mrs. Harriet Hesselgrave’s home in Fredonia. Members reported art and poetry achievements including Lillian Grimes’s Chanute gallery docent role and fund art donations, Ossie Trangbarger’s poetry honors and degrees, and Tillie Karns Newman’s Arizona trip and book sale.

Fredonia National League of American Pen Women Coffeyville Harriet Hesselgrave Lillian Grimes Chanute Fort Scott New Chanute Art Gallery Ossie Trangbarger Indepence Coffeyville Branch South and West, Inc Encore Ozarks Mountaineer the Christian Tweed University of Asia Pakistan World Poetry Society India Pen Hesselgrave Jane Newman Grimes Kirke Veeder Independence Tillie Karns Newman Arizona Phoenix

Weekend Celebration for 50th Anniversary of Roy Lutz

Weekend events marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lutz in Buffalo. Their children and families held reunions, hosted an open house, and registered guests with Debra McNay assisting at the reception in Wichita. Daughters Betty Jane McNay and Donnie Lou Roby served cake and punch as relatives funded a money tree centerpiece.

Buffalo Roy Lutz Lutz Debra Mc

Social Calendar Highlights for Friday and Club Notes

Friday events include Dorcas Class at First Christian Church a 9 a.m. work day and officer election followed by a covered dish dinner We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m Chanute Country Club hosts a bridge session Also listed are popular edible items pickled prunes spiced canned cling peaches salted almonds stuffed celery and ripe olives

Dorcas First Christian Church We Who Club Sawyer Hall Chanute Country Club

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