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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
3
A reader shares a prayer asking for strength to quit smoking and avoid substitutes, hoping it helps others. Ann Landers replies that the message should be shared, and asks for a three month update on the prayer’s effect.
Reader tips cover kitchen organize with trays and cans, hanging envelopes in cookbooks, practical decor using a walnut veneer planter, car emergency core, radish washing in water, birdbath garden setup, punch pouring advice, and a dramatic letter column with a military promotion and local notices.
Sunflower Chapter members were recognized at the Grand Chapter in Topeka last week. Dave Evans joined the grand committee on credentials. Mrs. Howard Bailey became district aide of District 16. Krestin Jensen of Coffeyville was installed as worthy grand matron and Robert Nease of Hugoton as worthy grand patron. Cha nute delegates included Mrs. W. M. Gormley and Charles Follmer with several couples and Mines.
A simple sundae idea featuring vanilla ice cream topped with crushed pineapple and macadamia nuts. Described as a nice finish after a curry supper.
Parson s urban renewal area lists a 477 900 square foot shopping center site priced at 200 718 dollars or 42 cents per square foot. M K Gentry Wichita developer promotes the project and will submit a proposal May 8. T G Y Stores signs a lease for a 40 000 square foot family center as part of the development, contingent on land purchase.
Don Harris, field representative for the state Commission on Alcoholism, will speak on alcoholism in southeast Kansas at 7:30 p.m. May 3 in the Parsons State Hospital auditorium. The Southeast Kansas Regional Health Planning Council will elect officers and form a new alcoholism committee while caucuses choose standing committee members. Local residents interested in alcoholism are urged to attend.
This essay by Lois Carlson extols plastics as easy to clean lightweight durable and versatile. It notes a 19.7 percent rise in 1972 production and compares future output to steel in two years while outlining thermoplastics and thermosetting groups and care tips for washing drying and dishwasher use.
Mrs Geeding led devotion and presented the Christian Culture Class lesson at the First Baptist Church home of Mrs Nina Jackson. She used Time for the devotional from Ecclesiastes 3 1 8 and taught Search the Scriptures using John 5 59. Guest Mrs Sidney Olson read advice to brides. Mrs Geeding was assistant hostess with 12 members present.
Safari Chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association reminds members of the state campout at Medicine Lodge this weekend. Last weekend at Lake McKinley 43 campers from 21 units attended with nine guests including Mr and Mrs Leon Gillmore San Diego Calif Mr and Mrs Earl Lortz and Mr and Mrs Jack Daugherty Parsons Mr and Mrs Frank Hayworth Humboldt field directors and Sherry Seidl. In the business session Boyd Moon distributed letters to be signed supporting Bible reading by astronauts and the right to express faith publicly without fear of censure. Weekend hosts were Mr and Mrs Moon Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lantz Salome Harmon and Dorothy Boles.
A skillet toasts sesame seeds in butter then they are sprinkled over creamy mashed potatoes for added flavor. The method highlights simple pantry ingredients used to finish a classic side dish.
St Cecilia Music Club schedules annual scholarship show during National Music Week. The Chanute program will be Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Neo sho County Community Junior College auditorium. National Music Week May 6 to 13 is sponsored by the National Federation of Music Clubs. Focus the Spotlight on Music is the theme proclaimed by President Nixon.
Mrs. Glenn Doepke led a knits lesson for the Town and Country Extension Homemakers at Mrs. Richard Goodnoughs home. She explained woven versus knit fabrics and noted knits’ stretch. She advised stain treatment for polyester and announced a safety meeting at Washburn University on May 15. The talk included Neosho County accident stats and a note on National Music Week with its long sponsorship history.
Grant Avenue Baptist and several church women groups set meetings on Wednesday May 2 including United Presbyterian circles at 9 a.m. 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Weeping, Grace Episcopal and Nazarene societies also plan sessions with leaders named.
Laurel Mothers Club held a spring luncheon at the Maple Leaf Tea Room where new officers were installed. President Mrs John Howard Vice President Mrs Wayne Klauman Secretary Mrs John Crownover Treasurer Mrs Dean Strack Scrapbook chairwoman Mrs Ronald Fleming received the door prize centerpiece and retiring officers were honored.
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