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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
3
An art exhibit will accompany the extension homemakers spring tea on March 22. Mrs. Lois Carlson notes entries must be original with no transfer patterns or copied works. Only county extension homemakers unit members may enter. no pre-entry required, exhibits can be taken
Kansas Federation of Women's Democratic Club of Neosho County schedules a March 9 capitol tour and legislative observance. Delegates elected at Mrs. Ralph Watkins home include Mrs. Leon Carroll and others with alternates named. New members welcomed. 21 members and a guest attended the dinner meeting with slides of Europe.
Mrs. John Borgen outlined her Washington trip for 3rd district VFW Auxiliary members, including a White House reception with 450 district presidents, a Tomb of the Unknown Soldier wreath, and a Marine band. The group voted $60 to the growing dollar fund, sent 34 sympathy and get well cards, and distributed 1,000 drug abuse pamphlets. Thirty delegates were elected for the Columbus convention, while 60 dozen cookies and 45 sewing kits were donated for Leavenworth VA Hospital.
Dixie Zimmerman and Jack Carson exchanged wedding vows Saturday at 2 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church. Parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zimmerman and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carson. The Rev. David T. Mock presided.
The ceremony featured a blue street length knit wedding dress chosen by the bride who carried white carnations on a white Bible. Mrs. Dale Marlow of Iola served as matron of honor in a pink dress, with Marlow noted as best man alongside remarks about the couple residing at 901 N. Kansas.
Dear Ann Landers notes a reader recovering after three months of therapy proves body and mind are linked. The columnist endorses emotional health as a cause of illness and warns against unresolved emotions. The second letter asks about Protestant participation in Catholic rites and is advised to follow the visiting congregation’s customs and offer a friendly smile.
Mrs. Kay Groskinsky led the Past Matrons Club of the Order of the Eastern Star at Mrs. Roy Gibson home on 217 W Main as she discussed The Number of Holidays in February from Celebration. Florence Kelley conducted devotions Glory of the Cross and Where Is Joy by Erma Bombeck. Refreshments were served to 26 members and three guests.
Christy Nunnenkamp of 1606 Edith was honored with a bridal shower Friday in the Fredonia bank community room. She will marry John Heaton March 17 in Altoona. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Goff of Fredonia and Mrs. Dale Troutman of Altoona.
Mrs. Fred Kittle led the Odense Extension Homemakers Unit at Mrs. Orlie Hiebert's home. She urged planning shopping and budgeting, reading labels, and comparing canned frozen fresh and dried goods. Members voted to stay in the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and donate to March of Dimes and Heart Fund.
Scout News reports Troop 100 speaker Dr. James Rowland Eric at a Feb 22 banquet in Central Park building with Randy McDaniel opening and Scoutmaster Joe Maple presenting awards. Troop 235 met Feb 26 for a burger fry with ping pong, pool and games. Camporee plaques for Best Patrol 1973, tug of war first, chariot races first, and observation second were hung. seven scouts and assistant scoutmaster Charles Van Ostran attended.
Mrs. Don Geist hosted a session on urban renewal at 606 South Kansas Street. Mrs. Robert Geib led the lesson on housing improvements through renewal programs with 13 members present, co hosted by Mrs. E. L. Hutt.
Community notices show upcoming activities from March including Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel at 7 15 p.m. Women’s fitness at Royster Gym 7 30 p.m. Chorus at St Cecilia Music Club NCCJC 7 p.m. Shakespeare Club at 1 30 p.m. Neosho County group at North Malcolm 7 30 p.m. WWI Barracks and Auxiliaries at Central Park noon lunch. Rebekahs IOOF Hall 7 30 p.m. Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 at Chamber office 7 30 p.m. Women’s Missionary Association United Brethren 7 p.m. Rainbow Division Veterans at Central Park 6 30 p.m.
Mrs. Bill Johnson presented the lesson for Ruth Circle at the First Baptist Church home of Mrs. Dale Sneeringer. The topic was Indian Missions in Oklahoma as reported by James D. Denny. Virginia Edwards led devotions from Paul’s letter to Timothy. Mrs. Jessie Levan hosted 15 members and two guests, Mrs. Clark Dickinson and Mrs. A. A. Frischenmeyer.
A Wichita State University exhibit opens Sunday at the stone house gallery in Fredonia. The show features faculty, graduate and undergraduate works including sculpture, ceramics, paintings and drawings.
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