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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1967
Page
3
A Red Cross meeting at Neosho Memorial Hospital advised volunteers on duties and hospital policy. Supervising nurses provided guidance on visiting hours, with emphasis on limiting visits to five to 15 minutes and directing obstetrical wing visits first. Volunteers were praised and urged to continue service.
The May social calendar lists Sweet Adelines at 916 West Elm 7 30 p m on Thursday May 4 1967 along with the Royal Neighbors of America dinner at IOOF Hall noon and various meetings at local churches schools and clubs including the Peace and Progress EH Unit and Laurel Mothers Club events through Friday May 6 1967. It notes times and venues such as Wilson Avenue Baptist Church First Christian Church Sawyer Hall and Country Club with groups like Women Missionary Prayer Band Rural Grange Chapter DDEO and We Who Club scheduled.
Mrs Nelson hosted a Victory EH unit meeting at Mrs An drew G Nelson Jr s home with Mrs Glen Hanson giving the lesson on estate planning. Plans were set for a district meeting in Parsons on May 3 and a county workshop Monday at 1 30 p m at the Memorial Building.
Popular column shares simple life hacks from kitchen cleanouts to travel packing. Tips include draining nearly empty sauce bottles, a clothes schedule or “clothes menu,” securing an ironing board with a belt, menthol shaving cream for feet, using egg shells to remove yolk, and making a ball bag from a mesh onion bag.
Church Women United will hold the annual May Fellowship Day in Chanute at 1 30 p m Friday in the First Christian Church Fellowship Hall. The program features worship Sowing the Right Seed led by Mrs A B Chauncey a musical trio a song leader and organ accompaniment, speaker Rev Burt Sutton, followed by tea and nursery care for children. Mrs Forrest Clemings chairs social action. the public is invited.
Mrs. Lula Eastburn delivered the devotions in the Cheerful Workers Class at First Baptist Church. The program titled Message in the Making closed with the poem He Maketh No Mistake. Mrs. Lois Cady presided. Mrs. Mildred Ennis led games. Refreshments for 18 members were served by Mmes. Nola Ellison Elma Peace Deliah Smith and Miss Ruth Gray.
Topeka Kansas Power and Light Co president Balfour S. Jeffrey forecasts electric industry expansion over the next decade nearly matching the past 75 years as demand and investment surge nationwide. He cited rapid growth expected in generation, transmission, and service efficiency.
Dale Raymond of Garnett was elected president as the Kansas FFA named officers at its closing convention in Manhattan. Ed Bogner Winfield became vice president and Ronald Quint Hill City secretary, with Terry Handke Effingham treasurer and Michael Samples reporter. Garden City earned the outstanding state chapter award. Bogner won the public speaking contest and Samples was named Star Farmer.
Eighty five members of the Barracks and Auxiliary of World War I met in the Memorial Building for a covered dish dinner. Chaplain Charles Galbreath gave the invocation. Members heard reports on the Salina department meeting and discussed the upcoming 5-B district meeting in Iola.
Mrs Frances Cloud led an inspection at the Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant meeting held last night in the Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs R L Christie presided with drill practice directed by the president and vice president. Refreshments were served by Mrs Nettie Biggs for members from Fort Scott Humboldt and Chanute.
At the Chanute Cycle Club meeting on Monday plans for May were announced. A wiener roast and games will be held Sunday afternoon at the Ed Wolfe farm. The club will ride to Winfield May 14 for cycle races with lunch at the park. Members and non members may ride. Attendees meet at the Robert Lausch home at 7 30 am. A Grand Lake Oklahoma weekend outing was planned. Ed Wolfe presided at the election of officers.
The utility will share on its common stock payable July 1 1967 to stockholders of record June 9 1967.
Varsity cheerleaders for the 1967 48 school year include six seniors and juniors Marcia Allen Kathy Moore Kathy Sloan Donna Arthur Linda Ford Susan Kensett Junior varsity cheerleaders will be chosen next year Sophomores enroll this week Kayette officers announced with Elaine Cook as president and a board featuring Joyce Baldwin Alice Boaz Janie Corbitt Rhonda Doudna Sallie Embry Marcia Foster Beth Hutchison Kathy Kihm Stephanie La Rocca Mary Jo Winkler Bernadette Myers Anne Neely Paula Raple Mary Smith Paula Venus Elizabeth Ponce Barbara Pringle Vicki Imhof Juniors will receive school rings tomorrow and paid part of the cost Neochanteurs and Las Siete Cucarachas performed at the Armory in Iola Future Farmers of America attended the State FFA Convention in Manhattan and won first in poultry judging at Kansas State University Drum Corps practice ahead of a festival in Joplin Chanute High printed class field trip to Pittsburg college last Wednesday.
Nine members of the Cosmetologists Assn conducted a Monday evening workshop at Majestic Beauty Salon. Sharon Rickerson reported on the Wichita educational show held April 1 3. Mrs. Scherel Booe presided. Next meeting set for June 5.
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