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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1968
Page
3
A reader challenges with questions on worship and key verses. It asks about the origin of the word worship, verses from Psalms and Matthew, the material of the original Ten Commandments, Mary mother of a Gospel writer, and a quoted Isaiah line, then notes scoring: four correct, three correct, and directs to see the Bible.
Community group meetings and events listed for the area include Presidents Parley at Memorial Building, Rebekah Lodge at OO F hall, Democratic Chanute Cycle Club at the track, Women's Arts and Crafts at Central Park Community Building, Ladies of Elks dinner and meeting, Independence Desk and Derrick at Wigs Restaurant, Bridge Club at Home Savings Building, and Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Executive Board in the hospital conference room.
Mr and Mrs Joseph J Namio of Madison announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine Marie to Airman 1 C Ronald E Lindberg son of Mr and Mrs Maurice W Lindberg of Col ony Miss Namio works at Namios Dinner Club in Madison He graduated Colony High School in 1966 and serves in the fire department at Truax Air Force Base Madison A June 1 wedding is planned in Madison After June 30 the couple will live in Buffalo New York while Lindberg is stationed at Niagara Falls AFB Grandparents named Ralph Guy Erie and Eva Lindberg El Dorado.
Grange meets Wednesday evening in Grange hall with Master E W Maxwell presiding. Maxwell reports on insurance. Literary program includes readings by Mrs Henry Ebert and Mrs E W Maxwell. Musical game led by Mrs Ruben Bark and Mrs Quinten Anderson. Next meeting planned March 27 in Grange hall.
Twenty seven members of the Neosho Valley Coin Club met in the Memorial Building Wednesday evening. Final plans were made for the coin show to be held the first week of April in the Masonic Temple. L M Dannenberg presided. Bill Jones of Oswego spoke on tokens and Alfred Martens of Hepler conducted an auction. Door prizes were won by Slater and Everett Hole.
An all day workshop on nursing home care of cancer patients was held at the Orchid Buffet with co-sponsorship from the American Cancer Society and the Kansas State Department of Health. Dr Don R Abbuehl spoke on Overview of Cancer and Ms Alice G Shaw outlined ASC services
Heloise explains cleaning walnut furniture with soap and water and a mild yearly wax. A cleaning formula combines olive oil and turpentine in warm water for refreshed luster, with overwaxing discouraged. A construction worker shares a lunch method using jarred meats to make inexpensive sandwiches at work.
Leamona Extension Homemakers met with Mrs. Lou Reinhardt and R. J. Eric, 10 members and a child present. Summervill led singing and announced the Kansas City Home Show April 4 and Independence district meeting May 9. They voted to solicit Red Cross from Big Creek township. Next meeting set for April 4 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Nelle Stevens. Midway PTA elected officers Floyd Russell president Gene Shockley vice president Morris Wiltse secretary George Hendricks treasurer. May installation planned. A one act play The Last Curtain directed by Mrs. Orendorff featured Debby Engleman Doug Dorris Suzan Cox Fred Weston Jeannie Collins Ed Wiltse. Talks by Keith Nelson Barbara Olson. Debbie Guiou recited poetry. Sixth grade won room count. Refreshments served.
Women of First Methodist Church细 Women’s Society of Christian Service met weekly for lessons led by Mrs Kent Notestine and others. Circles Naomi Ruth Esther Mary Art and others hosted lessons, devotions, and St Patrick themes with 0 to 23 members present. April meetings planned with listed hostesses.
Mrs. Robert Pearman was honored with a baby shower Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Ron Wiltse 1013 S. Plummer. The decor used yellow and white as guests enjoyed games and refreshments for 22 attendees.
In Chanute on March 15, 1968, residents read a concise page of notices and briefs noting community events, school activities, and regional updates. The itemized snippets provide a snapshot of daily life and civic affairs in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Barlow announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Marlene to Robert Dean Ames son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ames of 1402 North Garfield. Linda is Humboldt High School graduate studying cosmetology at Iola School of Cosmetology. Robert is a Kansas State University Manhattan graduate employed by Humboldt National Bank. The wedding is set for April 5.
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