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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
3
A mother asks about teens kissing with feet on floor and hickeys. Ann Landers urges open communication and supervision. A Michigan mother seeks help for her three year old fear of the dark. Landers cautions against spanking and recommends counseling and a dim night light.
A collection of Dear Heloise suggestions shows how broken vacuum components become pencil holders cups and educational toys. Readers share methods to repurpose glass from a vacuum bottle and use washer action to thread sheets for laundry efficiency.
The American Baptist Women's Society of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday with Love as its focus. Members discussed Love, Inc. which aids retarded children at North Malcolm Community Center, led by supervisor Bonnie McQuarie.
Eighteen Brownie Girl Scouts met February 28 at Hutton School with leaders Sally Imhof and Mrs Susan Harwood. An investiture service is planned for March 6 with the girls to act out the Brownie story. mothers will be guests and Elena Cunningham served refreshments.
Bit and Spur Saddle Club members viewed films shot by Ross and Mickey Umbholtz of La Harpe at Eureka Downs and a reel of the local rodeo from last year. Ernest Korns and Roger Fickel discussed the association meeting and rule changes. A shadeo calendar will be distributed soon and members voted to host a tractor pull and open shadeo with the Jaycees spring festival in cooperation.
Mr and Mrs Howard Woodworth of Baker West Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Tamara Rosann to Ronald Glenn Bean son of Mr and Mrs Paul Bean of Baker. Tamara attends Moorefield High School and South Branch Vocational Technical School Petersburg. Ronald is a Moorefield High School graduate and farms with his father. No wedding date is set.
Community calendar lists events across Neosho area including Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings lounge 7 16 p m and several meetings. Groups include Neosho County Association for Retarded Children North Malcolm Community Center Cosmetologists Affiliate Mrs Dallas Paul 219 N Grant Women's Missionary Society Westview Baptist Church World War I Barracks and Auxiliary Memorial Building Rebekahs 100 F 7 30 p m Women's Arts and Crafts Central Park Building Shakespeare Club Mrs James Kensett 201 E 9th 1 20 p m and Women's Missionary Association von Brethren Church in Christ.
Trung Chi Nguyen from Saigon describes life in his home city during a visit hosted by the Neosho County United Nations Association. He attends the University of Kansas and spoke at the Anderson residence with Rev. George Willard assisting. The event included an update on a South American school supported by the group and a dues note with 24 memberships current.
The Neosho County Home Economics Advisory Committee met in Erie to finalize plans for the annual spring tea for extension homemakers units. The event is set for March 8 at 2 p.m. in Erie High School with 10 members attending led by Mrs. Raymond Carter and county home economist Mrs. Lois Carlson. The group also discussed the Kansas Extension Homemakers council meeting in Dodge City on April 19 and 20.
Buffalo Boosters 4 H Club hosted guests from Happy Hustlers H Club for a February session. Committee chosen to buy a trash barrel for fair grounds, donate to Heart Fund, and present a model meeting at Club Days in March. Activities included singing, talks on leadership and safety, string pictures, and a blizzard kit demo.
Mrs. W. E. Lewis spoke on the Wesley Community Center in St. Joseph Missouri, a project of the United Methodist Church Board of Missions, describing its 60 year history and role in a changing society during a Women’s Society of Christian Service event at First United Methodist Church.
Newer materials align with dishwasher use while traditional types like pottery earthenware semivitreous and china ware offer durability and style. The guide covers open stock versus sets price quality care, and the evolution from pottery to bone china with notes on handling and preservation.
A reader is advised to contact the Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed or impossible, with a callback number 431-0660 provided for assistance around 5 30 p.m.
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