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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
3
A reader suggests using sixty seconds of silence to deflect nosy callers. Ann Landers counsels against defending personal questions and notes the power of nonresponse. Other letters request help on marital issues including diminished sex life possibly linked to hypertension medication and a same sex attraction amid marriage, answered with medical and counseling guidance.
A thin penetrating floor sealer based on tung oil restores dulled slate floors. It enhances color and protection without adding heaviness, suitable for gray dulled surfaces while preserving the slate’s natural grain.
The record lists newborns including Nathan Dean Flanner son of the Rev and Mrs Dean Flanner at 18012 W Main born April 30. Hiram Lee son of Mr and Mrs Jack E Locke Eric born April 30. Tracie Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles R Miller at 1500 W Main born April 20.
Mrs. Harvey Stone was elected president of the Kansas Association of Gem and Mineral Society at a Wichita meeting that formed the new federation. The Chanute group met at North Walnut Community Center where 25 members attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Sue Johnson to J. A. Richards son of Mrs. Beulah Richards Oswego and Paul Richards Hallowell. Pamela Sue a 1971 Humboldt High School graduate attended Allen County Community Junior College and works at the Oswego social welfare office. Richards a 1972 Kansas State College of Pittsburg business administration graduate works at the Parsons social welfare office. An August wedding is planned.
Mrs Glenn Hanson led a Victory Extension Homemakers Unit session at Mrs Buford Allens home covering knit theory. She described warp and weft knits, fiber balance in blended garments, and tips to inspect knits for runs color match and fabric consistency. Thirteen members answered roll call and expressed reasons for liking Kansas.
Neosho County Extension Homemakers Council organizes pamphlet committees for Chanute St Paul Galesburg Stark Thayer South Mound Earlton and others. Verne Stafford elected secretary. contest with Erie Centennial set July 16 with prizes of 30 20 and 10. Labor Day tapestry display planned. entries due June 2 and June 1 for square designs. National Extension Council Convention August 18 16. No May meeting. next June 25.
Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle decided to buy tables for the church and install a paper cup dispenser in the church kitchen. Mrs. Phillip Wheatley led devotions and presented a lesson titled Patience with the Bigger Somebodies. Eight members and Pastor David Mack attended.
Dear Heloise shares a quirky system for sorting ice cube trays by size using nails tacks and labeled containers then discovering they stack well in shoe boxes. Also includes tips on thickening syrup with bottled pectin and making jelly butter to prevent jelly from slipping off toast.
Mrs John White received the Girl of the Year award from Theta Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at the founder's day dinner in the Maple Leaf Tea Room. Winners and retiring officers were acknowledged. pledge and initiation ceremonies were noted along with a musical program and committee roster.
Torchlighters BPW Mrs Ramo Reynolds 1132 Central 7 30 p m Duplicate Bridge Tioga Hotel 7 15 p m St Cecilia Maple Leaf Tea Room spring dinner 6 36 Neosho County Association for Retarded Children North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p m World War I Barracks and Auxiliary Central Park Building covered dish luncheon noon Rebekahs 100 Hall 7 30 p m Cosmetologists Affiliate 56 Chamber of Commerce Office 7 30 p m Women's Missionary Association United Brethren in Christ 7 p m Rainbow Division Veterans Central Park Building covered dish dinner 6 30 p m
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