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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1973
Page
3
A 16 year old asks if looks reveal character and gets a firm no explanation. Readers discuss relationships, marriage, and family dynamics with Ann Landers advice pairs across several brief letters.
Dear Heloise shares tips for keeping glasses safe and accessible at the bedside. One reader hangs a soft leather purse by the bed post to slip glasses in, offering a convenient soft place regardless of light. Another reader recalls a pillowcase placement issue from youth and notes a new problem.
The Chanute PTA Council awarded honors at the founders day dinner. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1654 received the youth service plaque, with Joe Godinez accepting for the post. Paul Keller won a life membership pin for his work with Chanute youth. Gerald Bratton from the KSU extension office spoke about local forestry work. Le Chanter under Nancy Cornish performed songs.
Nine freshmen at a Claremont California college will receive $50,000 to invest to learn fiscal responsibility. The gift aims to educate the students about stock market basics and sound financial judgment.
Ada Richardson speaks on early Chanute for the Senior Mothers Club at Central Park Building. She recalls New Chicago before consolidation, cites Chanute Tribune extracts, and mentions family ties to railroading and Masonic Cedar Lodge. Members join Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. refreshments served.
The Modern Study Club met at Mrs. Robert Fisher’s home to discuss Saudi Arabia and friends in a lesson titled Saudi Arabia and Friends. Mrs. Hamar noted Arab oil prospects, excerpts from At the Drop of the Veil were read, and 16 members enjoyed a dessert.
Recipe notes describe making icebox mashed potatoes with cream cheese sour cream and seasonings then reheating in a buttered casserole. A second dish combines mashed potatoes with butter onions green pepper pimiento cheddar and Parmesan baked until hot serving 4 or 5. Includes measurements and steps.
Mrs Leo Gottlieb led a BPW program at the Tioga Hotel sharing Caribbean islands notes and Jamaica dress with local paintings. A retirement for judges resolution advances to the national BPW convention in July, initiated by Ruby Nelson. Upcoming events include Wichita May 11 13 Garnett March 10 Hays March 24 Wichita March 16 17 Baxter Springs April 29 and a new member Don Ericson. The foundation committee Marcella La Salle Doris Crow and Mattie Wolf organized the program.
The notice lists events for Monday March 8 and Tuesday March 6 including Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel 7 15 p.m. Women's fitness at Royster gym 7 30 p.m. Chorus at St. Cecilia Music Club NCCJC that p.m. Shakespeare Club at 201 E 9th Neosho County Association for Retarded Children at North Malcolm Community Center World War I Barracks and Auxiliary at Central Park Building covered dish noon Rebekahs IOOF Hall 7 30 p.m. Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 at Chamber of Commerce 7 30 p.m. Women s Missionary Association Rainbow Division Veterans Central Park Building 6 30 p.m. and numerous other clubs and study groups scheduled for both days.
Mrs. Bert Sutton led a Bible Lands lesson on International Relations for the Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit at Mrs. Lloyd Dalton's home. She narrated a December Mideast trip with slides of temples in Turkey Lebanon and Syria as 17 members and guest Mrs. Marie Stipp attended. Gifts were given to Mrs. Colwell Steele and Lewis by mystery pals. Colwell also won the door prize. A March of Dimes contribution was approved and SAMS seeks support for the soukaba on May 4.
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