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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1968
Page
3
Heloise shares household tips on whitening yellowed clothes from iron and sulphur in well water. Oxalic acid is advised against by manufacturers due to surface damage. if used, employ small batches with rubber gloves and proper dilution, then rinse with baking soda solution to neutralize acid.
Mary Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Warner wed James Joseph Bonczkowski in a ceremony at Assembly of God Church officiated by Rev R E Owen. The couple will live at 317 N Forest after a wedding trip to the Ozarks.
Paula McGaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold McGaugh Buffalo and Airman JC Lee Dunning son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Dunning Kansas City Kan were married Saturday in St Josephs Church Yates Center They will reside in Wichita where the bride is employed and the groom is stationed at McConnell Air Force Base
Community note highlights how hanging clothes to dry on a visible line can boost family status and social perception, especially when a particular person observes it from a nearby residence. The piece emphasizes everyday chores as signals of care and propriety within the neighborhood.
Esther Wong daughter of Mr and Mrs Wong Fie of Bangkok wed Pravit Arunamata son of Mr and Mrs Lo Hua Lai of Bangkok on April 11 at the Royal Thai Embassy in Washington DC. The ceremony was led by Ambassador Boonchana Oudragon. The couple hosted a Chinatown reception and will reside in Kansas City as they pursue further studies.
A reader presents a short devotional quiz citing Psalm 22 1 Pauls adversity but joy Philippians 4 11 Acts 9 19 20 Mark 14 3 and Psalm 107 23 31. It asks where Paul began ministry who hosted Jesus anointed with spikenard and why sailors trust God.
Social calendar lists May events including Royal Neighbors of America dinner at IOOF hall and Rural Grange meeting, Women's Missionary prayer band at Wilson Avenue Baptist Church, and Sweet Adelines at 910 West Elm. Other activities include Ladies Day Golf at the Country Club, Harmony EHU guest day, and installation luncheon for Laurel Mothers Club at Orchid Buffet.
The Torchlighters Club met at 217 W Main last night with Mrs Roy Gibson hosting and Mrs Adeline Fortney presiding. Ten members attended and planned the installation of BPW Club officers May 22. Mrs Vesta Lightfoot was elected president and Ruth Shannon vice-president.
Eighty five persons attended the mother daughter salad supper sponsored by the WSWS of Otterbein United Methodist Church in Central Park Community Building Tuesday evening. The program featured poems, tributes to girls and mothers, musical numbers, a Yellowstone Grand Canyon slide show, and group singing led by Mrs Madill.
The president and Mrs Marie Gibson hosted the gathering with secretary treasurer and hostess duties handled by Mrs Fortney. Games were played and refreshments were served by Velma Beasley, a new member, at a lace covered table with a floral centerpiece.
The Rev and Mrs Ivan Frazier celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Stark Friends Church. Married May 1, 1918 in Wichita, he has served as pastor in Belleville Cottonwood and southern Texas. Four sons Harold Howard Harriet Harvey reside in Emporia Haviland Houston. Seven grandchildren. Stark Friends Church members host reception. No gifts, please.
Chapter DD hosted the area reciprocity PEO meeting at Maple Leaf Tea Room after a one o’clock luncheon. Lynn Evans described her VISTA volunteer work with Puerto Ricans in Chicago Appalachian whites and Negroes in Indianapolis. Attendees included PEO chapters DH Cherryvale BS Parsons N Fredonia and T Neodesha.
A mix of classified notices and display advertisements detail sales, job openings, services, and upcoming events. Local merchants promote products, rentals, and specials while individuals seek housing, gigs, and trades. Read for bargains and community notices.
A notice invites donations to the United Presbyterian Church Women’s Book Fair with pickup available by calling HE 12257.
Joyce Baldwin daughter of Rev and Mrs William Baldwin was chosen as president of the high school senior Kayettes at a Friday meeting. Alice Boaz was elected vice president Judy Boecker secretary and Bernadette Myers treasurer. Other board posts will be appointed by Baldwin and the new officers.
A bridal shower for Sheryl Lawson was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Guy. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Howard Wilson Mrs. E. O. Morris and Mrs. Paul Parsons. Forty guests attended and lime green punch with dessert were served. Lawson will marry Ed Williams in Albuquerque Mexico June 1.
A quick guide to making a dessert sauce by mixing peanut butter with honey or maple syrup. Thin with cream to reach the desired consistency for topping ice cream.
Church Women United sponsors a 2 p.m. Friday event at the Presbyterian Church themed Human Values in A Technological Society Anonymity and Community. Panel includes Dr Duff D Wagoner Mrs Edwin H Rideau Rt Rev Msgr Vincent Hogan and Robert Geiger. High school trio performs folk music. Art display fellowship hour and nursery provided. Public invited.
The article advises using a vacuum cleaner blower to inflate a children's wading pool or to inflate balloons at a party. This method speeds up preparations and reduces effort for organizers and caregivers. It emphasizes safety and controlled use to avoid damage to items.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in and out of town readers, including post office boxholders and carrier plans. It also names the publisher Dwight Wallingford editor Wayn J. Smith advertising manager and other staff roles, noting AP membership and local news rights.
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