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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
3
Dear Heloise recounts appliance use and repair steps with emphasis on manufacturers associations and MACAP. Steps include checking power and fuses, consulting the dealer, writing to the manufacturer, and sending unresolved cases to MACAP which reports 77 percent of its 6000 cases closed satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Mueller announce the engagement of their daughter Jane Lynn Mueller to Terry Lee Hulett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Marler of Tola. Jane is a Humboldt High School senior working at La Cuchara and Irene's Fashions. Terry is a 1972 Iola High School graduate employed at Walton Foundry in Iola. A July wedding is planned.
The Friendship Class of the First Baptist Church razed the house south of the church and shared a covered dish dinner in the fellowship hall. Rev. Dale Sneeringer used Nails as the devotional topic and gave each attendee an old nail from the house. He connected scriptures to building a foundation for life. The class plans a monthly fund of five dollars to support a future church purchase.
Mrs. Homer Wallis hosted the Friendly Neighbors Club meeting with a quilting session and a noon sack lunch. Seven members attended and during the business session they voted to join the Neo sho County Association for Retarded Children.
A list of society meetings and club events for Thursday March 22 to Saturday March 24. Notable entries include Sweet Adelines at 910 W Elm, Holly Mothers at 1102 S Rutter, United Presbyterian Women sewing at 9 am, Delta Study Club at 1 30 pm, Autumn Mothers Club at 613 S Kansas, and Neosho County Pomona Grange at Fairfield School 7 30 pm. Friday rides coordinated by Senior Citizens in Central Park Building. Saturday features Neosho County United Nations Association covered dish dinner.
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church circles met in the home of Mrs. Marie Peterson in Petrolia. Naomi Circle shared luncheon and opened with a prayer by Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss. De votions led by Mrs. Freddie Markham using John 17 17 20. Mrs. John T. Ames read a poem The Thief. Seven members present. Ruth Circle shared a dinner meeting. Mrs. Gladys Claibourn led prayer. Mrs. Bill Culbertson and Mrs. Lewis Beggs led devotions. Fifteen members and three guests present.
Past presidents of the United Transportation Union Auxiliary met for a 1 p.m. luncheon at 216 North Western the host Mrs. Opal Smith gave the invoca tion and St Patrick themed decorations. Mrs. George Wilson led the business session and read a poem Dad s Sweet Irish Grin. Seven members joined in knitting and visiting during the afternoon.
Reader letters discuss a secretary interfering with marriage, views on divorce and forgiveness, and etiquette on public gum chewing. The exchange shows how advice columns guide marital boundaries and personal behavior, with responses urging tact, forgiveness, and clear boundaries.
Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers met at Mrs Kenneth Pratt's home for a Lesson on Moderation of Total Fat led by Mrs George Bareis who cited authorities citing 35 to 40 percent of calories from fat. A committee to choose a community project was appointed by Mrs Don Horton. Mrs Charles Anderson showed ceramics. Birthday cake honored Mrs Hugo Larson. nine members and seven guests attended. A gum bubble incident occurred in public. a reader's birthday note closes.
The Sunny Stone Extension Homemakers Unit held a money management lesson at Mrs. Leroy Parsons home. Mrs. Parsons led with a skit You Cant Spend It Twice assisted by Mrs. Engelman Clarkson and Ward. The session stressed valuing goals and planning for prudent spending with tips on reading labels price comparison and using a consumer guide. A membership survey was completed by each member. The Wilson County spring tea is set for April 24 at Altoona Junior High School with 12 members five children and a guest present.
Altoona announces Deadly Ernest a junior high play at 7 30 pm Tuesday in the junior high gym. Director Mrs Dennis Hatch guides a 16 member cast. Admission 75 cents adults 50 cents students 25 cents younger pupils. The plot centers on a hero who contemplates a self imposed contract after losing his girl job and home and then seeks to cancel it while encountering a string of people named Ernest.
Mrs Randall Marsh led a language class for the Iota Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at Mrs Scott Mann's home in Humboldt. She stated English is the world’s top language with nearly 2 percent of the population speaking it and urged members to participate in reading tongue twisters.
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