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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1968
Page
3
Religious study notes examine figurative use of cup in Matthew 26 39 Zechariah 12 2 Psalm 23 5 and I Corinthians 11 27. It asks Nehemiah 1 11 detailing the exalted palace position under Artaxerxes Xerxes and marks scoring for correct answers.
Readers share quick fixes for household safety and style. Advice covers not leaving an empty lamp socket after removing a bulb to avoid shocks, using apple juice to zest ham, and creative repurposing of earrings and shaver brush to shape lashes and eyebrows.
In Urbana area news Mrs Daisy Walker remains hospitalized at Labette County Medical Center with a fractured hip as family members and friends visit. The report lists numerous visits including Dunivant Heilman Nordstedt and McCoy households, plus attendance at events and family dinners across Chanute Wellington Fort Scott and Erie.
A women’s and girls’ development seminar is set for April 6 at the Parsonsian Hotel ballroom in Parsons Kansas. Sponsored by the Parsons Chamber of Commerce women’s committee Parsons Business and Professional Women’s Club and the Parsons Soroptimist Club the event theme is Spotlight on Women Status of Women. The event runs from 8 45 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Athenaeum closed its season with a luncheon at the Orchid Buffet led by president Mrs. Nellie Sloman. Meditation by Mrs. H. W. Lewis and review of Virginia Carol Hudsons Flop Dud le by Mrs. Dorothy Bauer highlighted the event. Committees included Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Ward among others. arrangements featured spring flowers and candles. The Round Table Study Club met at Mrs. Williams home with program by Mrs. Paschal Grimes and slides by Seth Farwell. next April meeting will conclude with a luncheon at Mrs. Williams 218 East 11th.
Fifteen members met Tuesday at Mrs. R. E. Davidson's home to study Euripides Greek drama Helen of Troy. With president absent, vice president Mrs. Hensley led the meeting. new member Daisy Jordan welcomed. Refreshments served. next meeting April 9 at Mrs. Norman Koch's home.
A Financial Institute seminar is set for Tuesday in the Home Savings community room. Hosted by Home Savings and the First National Bank with Bank of Commerce backing, the 3:30 p.m. event features FBI representatives, bonding company reps, a panel including Robert Briley from First National Bank, and presence of Kansas Highway Patrol and Kansas Bureau of Investigation staff. About 75 to 100 bankers and savings and loan personnel are expected.
The Art and Literature Club held its final meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Reuben Burkman’s home. Hostess aided by Mrs. R. C. Reynolds served 14 members while vice president Mrs. Don Abbuehl led the business session. Mrs. Burkman presented a lesson on 19th century Scandinavian countries and showed slides from her 1963 trip to Norway Sweden and Denmark. The next meeting is scheduled for Oct. 8.
On Thursday March 28 First United Methodist Church hosts Lenten sewing groups at 9 am with Mary Dell Paint Club at North Malcolm Center from 9 to 4 and several church affiliates meeting at 7:30 pm for Beta Sigma Phi and similar groups. Friday March 29 features past noble Grands, We Who Club at Sawyer hall, Wilson class at First Methodist, and World War I Auxiliary sewing at the American Legion Memorial Building from 9 am to 4 pm.
Mrs Wayne Erik's son hosted the Extension Homemakers Unit gathering on Monday with six members and guest Barbie Westhoff. President Mrs Bennett Haddan led as the lesson Where There is Smoke was presented. next meeting set for April 22 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Jim Westhoff's home.
John H. Barney of 2121 West Main will be honored at a three day convention for outstanding State Farm agents beginning April 2 at the convention center in Las Vegas Nevada.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Publisher Dwight Wallingford Manager Editor Wayn J. Smith Advertising Manager Mrs R D Markham Carrier Supervisor Ben Nicholas and production staff R Fmn Dorsey Osborn. It details subscription rates for various regions and delivery options and notes AP affiliations and local news rights.
Eight members attended as Mrs. Emery Lewis presided. Donations were made to the Children’s Service League in memory of Mrs. Effie Fritz and to the GAR president’s project for veterans hospital service. Door prize won by Mrs. Robert Wiles. Next meeting set for April 9 at the Memorial Building.
Twenty six women from Westview Baptist Chapel met at Mrs. Paul Morris’s home on 327 West 6th Street for a Tuesday morning coffee. Mrs. Mahler Morley led the get acquainted game with Rev. David Blase and Evangelist Ray Hayer also present for a revival week at the church.
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