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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1973
Page
3
Heloise letters explore transforming old garments into new items. An reader converts an old white fur like skirt into an elegant evening cape with a front opening and stand up collar. Other tips include making rags from fabric scraps for new brides and using olive juice to pickle onions for gifts.
Members and two visitors attend a Bible quiz program in the church education building led by Mrs. Alta Allen. The session covered Bible questions on flowers potatoes Kansas people and mothers and music with a devotional and poem. A birthday covered dish dinner followed hosted by Mrs. Ernest Smith with invocation by Mrs. Mina Lefren.
Mrs S A Mannoni spoke on preparing planting and varieties for a flower garden at Heritage Room on Tuesday. Eight members won potted African violets in a flower contest. Mrs Ray Christiansen discussed the Cancer Crusade starting April 2 and urged Pap tests. The club approved a donation to cancer crusade and pamphlets on Chanute parks plan were shared.
Theta Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. William Kennedy. President Mrs. Larry Lindberg and others were named, with plans for a March 31 progressive dinner and the April 30 founders day banquet at Maple Leaf Tea Room in Chanute.
Mrs. Marie Gibson presented slides and commentary on her Holy Land trip for United Presbyterian Women. Circle 1 hosted. Miss Edna Petterson reported sending cards, and the group learned of plans for the upcoming Presbyterial in Springfield Missouri. The UPW study for April will cover Quest of the Least Coin.
Mrs. Dale McCoy spoke to the Autumn Mothers Club at the home of Mrs. Dean Den ning about loyalty to a husband and patience with children. She introduced her daughter Mrs. Don Jones of Wichita. Members voted to donate to the cancer drive and assist with the March of Dimes on April 14. Guests included Mrs. Richard Miller Mrs. Charles Steffen Mrs. Tom Price and Mrs. Paul Kennedy. Mrs. John Rubew and Mrs. Lee Osborn served refreshments to 12 members.
Mrs. George Bareis led Colfax Baptist Evening Circle at the home of Mrs. Hugo Larson with a talk on In visible Price Tags and Gods Stairway. April meeting will be a combined family night supper for all circles.
New Citizens Jason Scott son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Greenwood 519 S Malcolm born March 4 John Irvin son of Mr and Mrs Willard M Willard Humboldt born March 20 Gail Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald L Summers 1512 S Central born March 22 To coat chicken or meat with seasoned flour put flour in a clean paper bag Add poultry or meat a few pieces at a time and shake to coat Any remaining seasoned flour may be used in making gravy.
Outlook Study Club heard a book review of Dale Evans Rogers's Woman at the Well by Eric, detailing the Rogers family's joys and sorrows. Members voted to raise the cancer fund donation and add gifts to Love Inc. and discussed parks and recreation plans during roll call.
Linda Jeona and Vincent GasaWay exchanged marriage vows March 6 at 4 p.m. at Snyder Memorial Chapel. Parents listed are Mr and Mrs Harold Jeona of Dewar.
Calendar items listed for Wednesday March 28 include Sunflower Extension Homemakers at 1 30 p m and Progressive Extension Homemakers at 1 p m plus a dinner for the Business and Professional Women's Club at Tioga Hotel at 6 45 p m and other meetings. The Neodesha wedding of Mrs Earl Gasaway is described with bride and bridal party details, attire, reception, and post ceremony residence. The couple reside at 915 S Lafayette. The bride nurses for Dr Burkman and the groom is a radiographic technologist at Neosho Memorial Hospital and attends Neosho County Community Junior College.
Senior Citizens approved a donation to the Cancer Crusade Friday at Central Park Building. Mrs. Paul Puckett, president, chaired a meeting with 43 members in attendance. Mrs. Floyd Naff and Mrs. Lewis Wible of the First United Methodist Church served doughnuts and coffee while pamphlets outlined the Chanute park improvement plan on the April 3 ballot.
Chanute and area artists received recognition at the state meeting of the National League of American Pen Women in Independence Saturday. Ruth Osborn of Humboldt won first place in pastel, Salome Harmon took second, and Mrs. Lillian Grimes earned second in black and white with an honorable pastel mention.
A reader explains how a tape recorder stopped her husband Tony from talking in his sleep after he spoke in full sentences and kept denying it when awakened. She credits tapping subconscious triggers for stopping the nocturnal chatter. The letter also includes other Ann Landers exchanges on budgeting and a troubled relationship.
Elementary pupils in Unified School District 413 create flowers in art projects across grades. At Murray Hill, Marina Orozco won first for tissue paper flowers in Linda Ashley’s class, while fourth graders made construction paper blooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Haynes of 1020 N. Gayfield announce the engagement of daughter Patricia Ann to Gregory Scot Tinkler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcell Tinkler of Humboldt. A bridal shower at First National Bank hosted by Alice Shields and Mrs. Byrle F. Haynes followed.
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