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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1972
Page
4
The west wind brings a new mood in fashion with primary colors vivid prints and quilted chintz signaling CHINA orientalia as the Chinese New Year begins. Red is favored for luck and lift with neg notes on lips dresses and audiences. Designers adopt mandarin collars frog closings slit skirts and quilted fabrics. The Nehru jacket is back now labeled mandarin.
Reader ideas include turning an orange juice can into a muffin mold with vertical slits to bake 1 muffin per liner. Additional notes describe clever bag compartments for storing items, DIY smocks from old shirts, and accessorizing hair and outfits with simple craft details.
The piece blends humorous lines about life and hair with an advertisement for Ray Flooring at 23 N Tenn, Chanute, promising stylish floor coverings. It presents a seller’s playful tone to engage readers.
Neosho County Association for Mental Health meets at Penner Lounge, Neosho County Community College. Deliberations include House Bill 1134 to abolish the death penalty, a potential state department of correction, and new juvenile facilities. Raymond Radford asked to speak at the April meeting. Members discuss publishing a mental health pamphlet and public outreach.
Laurel Mothers Club members and guests shared a St. Patrick themed salad luncheon in the First National Bank community room. Hostess Mrs Wilford Aday greeted attendees. guests included Mrs Sam Barnhart, Mrs Earl DeVries, Mrs Dean Strack, and Mrs Fred Christman. Mrs Barnhart won the door prize.
Dear Ann Landers shares three reader letters and replies about kindness, unasked help, and coping with heartbreak. Martha's thoughtful gift of babysitting nights highlights care that costs nothing. Guidance is offered on handling presumptuous calls and moving past lost love with practical steps.
Senior Mothers Club observed guest day with a salad luncheon at Central Park Building on Thursday. Mrs. Orville Nickerson reviewed the article Jealous by Erma V. Sanderson from Home magazine, citing observations and questions of a child during visits to the doctor before a new baby joined the family.
Local social groups post details for March activities at Sweet Adelines Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit American Legion Auxiliary Holly Mothers Club First Presbyterian Women’s sewing group Today’s Mothers Club Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Hannah groups Senior Citizens outings Chanute Country Club Bridge Sawyer Hotel Miriam Circle Rebekah lodge and various clubs. Luncheon, rides, and meetings scheduled across March in Cha nute with officers to be installed later.
Hollywood critics decry the portrayal of women in film. They argue male creators shape roles that are often empty headed or prostitutes while calling for more authentic, equal female leads and stories reflecting real women.
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