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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1968
Page
3
A mother of five shares quick mealtime tricks to avoid bedtime battles. She uses color coded plastic dish sets to track who finished their vegetables and milk, calling the dishes tattletales to speed serving and reduce chaos.
A reader quiz by Lavina Ross Fowler lists five questions from Genesis 4 21 Leviticus 25 4 John 19 23 Judges 16 3 and Judges 17 6 about early Hebraic music sabbath year crucifixion coat Samson and leadership.
Seven members of the Cha nute Cosmetologists affiliate 56 met in the Memorial Building Chamber of Commerce room Monday evening. Chuck Wagner explained wig care and general repair.
Families of the nine children of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Myers gathered at Garnett Lake near Garnett for a reunion. Attendees included Mike Myers Denver and many others from Independence Missouri Kansas City Holton Moran Bonner Springs Elsmore and Lake Tahoe distant member Claude Myers unable to attend with wife.
A list of May activities across groups including American Legion Auxiliary at Memorial Building dinner 6 30 p m United Presbyterian Women sewing at church 9 a m Sweet Adelines 7 30 p m Ladies Day Golf at Country Club 1 15 p m Cottage Grove Ladies Aid noon meal 11 a m Autumn Mothers Club spring luncheon and officers installation Orchid Buffet 1 p m Merry Mothers Club installation dinner 1 30 p m Friday May 16 LA of B of LF and E luncheon Carpenters hall 12 30 p m Pochele Rebekah Lodge Senior Citizens at Memorial Building 11 30 a m We Who Club Sawyer hall 1 30 p m Wilson class First Methodist Church 10 a m Country Club Bridge 1 30 p m Hobby Club 2 p m Maple Leaf Tea Room Devoted Mothers Club spring luncheon 1 p m Rainbow EHU salad luncheon 12 30 p m
The Cheerful Workers class gathered at the First Baptist Church last night with 20 members and two guests Mrs. P L Forslund and Mrs. Clint Bowers. Mrs. John Mull led the opening prayer, Mrs. Lula Eastburn gave the devotional, and Mrs. Jessie LeVan directed the program with Mrs. B F Wyatt teaching. A piano duet by Mrs. Forslund and Mrs. Bowers was presented, and hostesses included Ruth Gray Marie Morehead Mrs Ora McGinty and Mrs John Chafee.
The Veterans of World War I Barrack and Auxiliary held a dinner for 125 members and guests in the Memorial Building with attendees from Iola Missouri ran Buffalo St. Paul Fredonia and Chanute. Certificates of meritorious service were awarded to C. J. Anderson and the Chanute Barrack.
Mrs. Lex Copeland hosted 14 members of the Victory EHU at her Copeland home. Mrs. Howard McNeill presided as they observed National Extension Homemakers Week with a window display at 3 W. Main. Mrs. Oscar Martin and Mrs. Francis Jackson led the lesson. Mrs. Glenn Hanson will host the June 4 meeting.
Homemakers from Neosho Wilson Montgomery Labette Crawford and Cherokee counties attend the district Extension Homemakers meeting in the Independence Memorial Building. Sandy Spring former Mrs America executive coordinator actress and TV radio personality speaks at 10 a.m. and composer Bill Post addresses at 1 p.m. Units receive special recognition in the afternoon program.
Six study topics will be presented Monday at Neosho County Extension Homemakers Unit workshops. Chairmen will attend sessions on family life safety health international citizenship and cultural arts. Workshops start 1 30 p m with a 2 30 p m end and a 2 45 p m general assembly.
Chanute Rebekah Lodge 158 met in Odd Fellows hall Monday night with Mrs Bertha Jeffrey presiding. Mrs Martha Jean Adams honored and spoke. L M Biele was reelected lodge deputy for 1968 and 1969 and also elected delegate.
Members of the Kansas TB and Health Assn from across the state will meet in Wichita Friday for the association 56th annual meeting. Those on the program include Mrs. Bruce Burris a board member and Dr. James Brown superintendent of the Southeast Kansas TB Hospital a member of the executive committee.
Mrs H M Wilmoth was elected alter nate at the Rebekah Assembly gathering. Mrs Lillian Marvins birthday was honored. Gertrude Ethel Stevens and Imogene Colaw served refreshments to 41 members. Gate to attend in October noted. The May 20 meeting will be at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows hall.
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