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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1972
Page
3
A reader asks if hair stops growing, and Ann Landers explains hair grows about half an inch monthly with examples from a long beard record. Another letter seeks guidance on a husband's alleged child by a married woman and how to handle the situation while staying in the marriage.
Girl Scout Week observance in Chanute opened with a song fest at Central Park Building and ended with a cleanup service. The 60th anniversary of Girl Scouting in the United States adds significance as about four million members live by the promise and laws pledge. Lori Mangine and the Senior Scouts led the activities.
The Chaincomers installed new officers led by president Mrs Michael Bailey and vice president Mrs David Snedler at the First National Bank community room. Others named were secretary reporter Mrs Irwin Epperson and treasurer Mrs Steve Hutchins with PRIDE representative Mrs Charles Richison. Nine guests attended along with 15 members. Senior scouts reported on summer events including Wyoming Trek and New Mexico Let It Be Me conference while Girl Scout displays and donations to Child Care Inc and city cleanup were noted. The group emphasized spiritual motivation and community service.
Mrs Verna Hudspeth led the Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit session at Mrs Earl Close's home 1307 S Grant. The lesson Table Topings featured members displaying table decorations. Lillian Marvin presided. a cancer society donation was approved. Attendees at the spring tea in Erie included Elsie Ivins and several members.
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Doyle McKinney is elected president of Murray Hill Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. Joe Harper as vice president, Mrs. Gene Mugrage secretary, and Mrs. Earl Gehrt treasurer. The nominating committee is chaired by Mrs. Ray Boone. The sixth grade band performed under Bill Roberts with school officials present to discuss duties.
Fourteen parents and 35 members named a foreign country in roll call at the Maren meeting of the Lucky 13 4H club. Activities included group singing, an illustrated talk on poisonous plants, a driving hogs demonstration, a film on car safety, slides of poisonous plants, and parliamentary practices. The April 13 meeting will be held at courthouse.
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