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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1973
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares homestyle wedding shower ideas from grocery and supply gifts to pot luck plans. Families surprise the couple with nonperishable staples and practical gifts while keeping costs low and the event informal.
Mrs Robert Rader led devotions for the Past Noble Grands Club of Chanute Rebekah Lodge 158 at her home on Friday. She used the 23rd Psalm from The Living Bible and a dessert course was served to 16 members after the meeting.
Members of the Kansas Federation of Women’s Democratic Club of Neosho County elected officers at the Erie meeting. President Delbert Potter and other officers were chosen. delegates reported the district meeting in Winfield and the club will host the 1974 district gathering at St. Paul.
Scout News reports Troop 118 held Family Night April 30 at Lincoln School with a dinner and program. Color guard included Nancy Man ly Dawn Coble Fo Fo Squire Debbie Cunningham and Lisa Truster. Principal Ted Sipe and teacher Betty Thompson recognized guests.
Mrs. Wayne Sparks of the Chanute Housing Authority spoke to AAUW members on the high rise apartments nearing completion. She outlined unit designs and reservation requirements while election results named Mrs. Jerry Steele as president and listed other officers.
Mr and Mrs Jeff Coots Jr announce the engagement of daughter Jodi DeLinda to Michael James Lucke of the Lucke family. Jodi a Chanute High School 1972 graduate attends Neosho County Community Junior College majoring in theater arts and works at Jeffs Foodliner. Michael Lincke CHS graduate works at H K Porter Thermoid Division. An August wedding is planned.
The American Baptist Women of Colfax Baptist Church hosted a family night at the Colfax church Monday. After a youth and adult ball game, a basket supper followed. Myron Cooper led singing with Maxine Stoll. Rev. Kenneth Pratt led devotions from Psalms.
Dear Ann Landers guides a reader through a rocky marriage to a boozy husband. The letter-writer describes his escalating drinking, failed attempts to join him, and the decision to seek help and separate if needed.
The Chanute Public Library offers new craft books for hobbyists. Newest titles include Cellophane Creations Making Paper Flowers and Basketweaving with practical tips and patterns. Suggestions include cellophane stained glass birds and butterflies and combining the three crafts into decorative pieces.
Mary Alice Murphy and Floyd Byers exchanged marriage vows at the Otterbein United Methodist Church on Friday in a ceremony attended by family and friends.
The American Baptist Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church held a salad luncheon in the fellowship hall with green and yellow decorations and spring flowers. Speakers included Mrs. Wilma Hutchison on generosity and the Jewish Passover, and Rev. Paul R. Hetter conducted the ceremony. The event featured a love gift dedication and a summer activity plan. The ceremony and reception included the bride in a light blue suit with pink rose bouquet. attendees included Mrs. Flossie Thomas and Dolly Breen. The bride is Mary Roberts’ daughter and the groom is Har ry Byers’ son. they reside in Humboldt and work at local businesses.
Calendar notes list events and deadlines for social groups. St Cecilia Music Club at NCCJC auditorium holds a dress rehearsal at 6 30 p m. We Who Club meets at Sawyer Hall at 1 30 p m. Chanute Country Club hosts a 1 30 p m bridge. Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit meets at Mrs Wayne Berthot residence.
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority’s Iota Alpha Chapter hosted a progressive card party at the home of Mr and Mrs Ken McCoy. Prizes went to Scott Mann and Mrs Randal Marsh for high score and Jerry Sloan and Mrs McCoy for low score. Ten couples enjoyed refreshments.
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