Film volunteer leads Neosho cancer education drive
Mrs. Ray N. Christiansen coordinates Neosho County Cancer Society programs to educate the public on cancer detection and treatment. She films with groups, lectures, and distributes materials, coordinating with schools and clubs, and a breast self examination film event is set for April 28 at the First National Bank community room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray N
Beth) Christiansen
W. 4Th
Neosho County Cancer Society
Christiansen
Gregory
Marc
Scott
Neosho Memor
Ial Hospital
American Cancer Society
First National Bank
Iron on tape fixes creases in fabrics
Dear Heloise columns describe simple hacks for busy mothers. A reader suggests ironing on tape along creases to smooth pants and dresses while saving money. Other tips include stitching concealment, using a sponge to store utensils, and watering plants with ice cubes to reduce drips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Charles Renie
Ada B. Sharp
Educator Urges Women To Believe In Themselves
Dr. Helen Wroten of Winfield promotes women s liberation without radicalism urging belief in own abilities to overcome bias. She cites Equal pay, access to professional schools, and broader policy representation as crucial steps for women in education and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wroten
Winfield
Wroten
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Neosho County
Delta Kappa Gamma
Chanute
Texas
Dr. Wroten
Europe
Middle East
Mexico
Caribbean
United States
Rep Harris outlines 1972 Kansas reform bills to club
Fred Harris Kansas state representative spoke to Modern Study Club at Snyder Chapel Neosho County Community Junior College. He described the penal reform bill aimed at rehabilitation and the alcoholic treatment bill funded by the federal government. He noted 18-year-olds gain full rights except liquor purchase and discussed freeway bond plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harris
Kansas
Modern Study Club
Snyder Chapel
Neosho County Community Junior College
Rep
Harris
Ralph Willcott
Marjorie Nation
Howard Wilson
Rep. Harris
David Robinson
Mike Harris
Sorosis Club Discusses Love Lesson at Chanute Library
In the Heritage Room of Chanute Public Library Sorosis Club members discussed the love chapter from Wings of Silver compiled by Jo Petty. Mrs J E Bradshaw led devotions on Faith. Helen Loy presided at the business meeting and hosted 11 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Public Library
Jo Petty
J. E. Bradshaw
Helen Loy
Social calendar items and club meetings listed
Notices invite readers to submit social events to the Tribune with deadlines. Listed meetings include Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center 9 am to 4 pm, Athenaeum Maple Leaf Tea Room 1 pm, Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star at Masonic Temple 7 30 pm, Grant Avenue Baptist Church Circles Ruth and Esther at addresses in town, Quest Club 2 pm, Vashti Chapter Eastern Star at North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 pm, Art and Literature Club at 210 S Larson 1 30 pm.
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Chanute Textile Paint Club
North Malcolm Community Center
Athenaeum
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Sunflower Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Grant Avenue Baptist
Ruth
Mort Cox
Western
Esther
Hugo Larson
W. Main
Quest Club
Charles Rubow
Art and Literature Club
Joe Balch
S. Larson
Mothers Display Articles by Today's Mothers Club
Members of Today's Mothers Club displayed articles in Mrs. C. N. McQuin’s home at 1224 Edith. Items included a 100 year old doll, a Mexico shawl, a Greek wool sweater, Joshua tree seeds, tole paintings, etchings, afghans, candies, and scrapbooks with pieces from India and Sweden. Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss led the meeting. refreshments were served to 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Mexico
Greece
California
Frank Hotchkiss
McQuin
Howard Hurst
Autumn Mothers Club Luncheon Plans April Event
The Autumn Mothers Club met with Mrs. John Rubew at 624 S. Evergreen for a salad and casserole luncheon attended by 17 members and two guests. Mrs. Ruby Nye outlined a Ways and Means project, a party was set for April 18, a Cancer Crusade donation approved, a food auction occurred, and Mrs. Sheppard won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Mothers Club
John Rubew
S. Evergreen
Dean Denning
Roger Sheppard
Ruby Nye
Sheppard
Circle discussion on changing American family topic
Mrs. Kenneth Cumings led a Deborah Circle talk at First United Methodist Church on the changing American family. Circle host Mrs. H E Campbell presided at her home and announced cookies for Senior Citizens. A membership tea is set for April 28 at the church with co hosts Mrs Alma Smith and Mrs G C Sullivan Jr among 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cumings
Deborah Circle
First United Methodist Church
H. E. Campbell
S. Malcolm
Alma Smith
G. C. Sullivan Jr
Poems and letters on grass culture and marriage ethics
A reader shares a poem praising marijuana called Grass Is My Power and laments addiction while asserting some youths avoid smoking. In a separate exchange a reader questions why faithful husbands worsen marriages and Ann Landers replies that individual differences and dynamics matter in marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Mike Kirsh
White Elephant Sale Held by Progressive Homemakers Unit
Mrs. Don Geist acted as auctioneer for a white elephant sale hosted by the Progressive Homemakers Extension Unit at Mrs. John Rubew’s home 624 S Evergreen. Delbert Uden presided, Gary Lassman named family life chairman. Lyle Anderson and others hosted with twelve members and eight guests attending.
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Don Geist
Progressive Homemakers Extension Homemakers Unit
John Rubew
S. Evergreen
Delbert Uden
Gary Lassman
Lyle Anderson
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Unified District 413
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Paula Frank
Donna Harris
Congress
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House
Community Leaders of America
Manhattan
Soroptimist
American Association of University Women
Sorosis Club
Hansque
S. Central
Tribune
Cie Lal
EHU
Rollow TV
Stereo Chanute
SAT
SUN
Corner Lith
Santa Fe
Allamark
Scarlets, Inc
Hallmark Card
East Main
Don Divines Restaurant
N. Santa Fe
Wes
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