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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
3
Reader vents about siblings copying home decor and warns against imitation. Ann Landers says protect nothing and notes imitators never reproduce the original. Syracuse letter asks about recovery time after surgery and why anecdotes mislead patients.
Alicia Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Taylor Jr of 402 S Lincoln will marry Stephen G Fickel son of Mr and Mrs Paul L Fickel of 722 S Highland June 7 at the First United Methodist Church in Chanute. The bride elect graduates Wichita State University with a bachelor of fine arts and specializes in painting and printmaking. She is a Kappa Pi member and vice president of Alpha Omega chapter. Fickel is a Chanute High School graduate, former U S Air Force member and Neosho Junior College student.
A small paintbrush proves to be a handy tool for basting chickens or meat over a live fire, allowing controlled, even coating of fat and seasonings as they cook.
A surprise birthday party honored Rae Lynn Lofthouse on her 22nd birthday. She is a senior home economics major at Mount St. Scholastica College Atchison and will graduate May 17.
Women’s Arts and Crafts group meets Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon in Central Park Community Building to make hats. Attendees should bring a white one gallon bleach bottle, scissors, ruler, paring knife, glue and a paper punch. Forty two women attended the last meeting.
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The Women's Golf Association started its season with a 1 pm luncheon at the Country Club. Fifty-one members and guests attended, with a May basket decorated setting. Business followed, prizes awarded for bridge and finger score, junior golf slated for June, and plans set for an invitational on July 10 and Memorial Day events.
The Rainbow EHU guest tea was held Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Lanah Wilson. Mrs. Jay Klinginsmith read the club collect and Mrs. Dewey Bedell read an article about Mothers Day. Seven members and three guests attended including Mrs. Reba Jones Mrs. Adna Crim and Mrs Julia Samples. Mrs Samples became a new member.
Altoona Eastern Star met for a stated meeting with Amanda Suddock as worthy matron and Sam Sturdevant presiding. Mrs Nedine Green, recently appointed district 23 aide, was escorted to the East and honored. Invitations came from Kansas City Chanute Neodesha and Coffeyville. Mrs Margaret Russell and Mrs Green served refreshments at lilac decorated tables.
Mrs. Daryl Dalton hosted the First Presbyterian Church Builders Class at 16 S. Kansas. Mrs. Mildred Gilbreath led devotions and read The New Version of the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Groves led the business session. nine members attended refreshments followed.
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Oliver J Catterson of 1411 S Edith. Kerry D Haines son of Mr and Mrs H Dean Haines of 501 S Western. Cheryl Catterson graduates Chanute High School in June. Haines a 1968 Chanute graduate stationed with the Navy in San Diego attending a Navy interior communications school. No wedding date set.
A careful shopper balances function and esthetic charm, selecting pieces that express individual preferences rather than imitating a department store display.
Lt Magnuson and family hosted a gathering at Ralph Bauer’s home after his year in Antarctica and the South Pole base. The event featured home movies from the base and travels in New Zealand.
Sunflower Past Matrons meet in the Masonic Temple dining room with Mrs. Violet Jeffers presiding. Devotions by Mrs. Klint C Johnson and a skit honoring Ruth Caldwell reflect district 16 honor. Forty members and guests attended with May hostesses named.
A May 2 social calendar lists the We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 79 p.m. and the Wilson class at First Methodist Church 10 a.m. plus Country Club Bridge at 1 30 p.m.
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