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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
3
Readers share practical tips from opening stubborn medicine bottles with hot water to using a waste basket as a puppy bed. Suggestions include using recycled food and cooking ideas, hospital visiting gifts, and quick improv tricks for chores and crafts.
Fairfield PTA met Monday night at the school with Mrs Wayne Angleton presiding. Mrs Fred Taylor gave devotions. New officers were installed by Mrs Neil Heilman. A program by school children directed by Helen Anderson and Sharri Stitt followed. Refreshments by Mines. Attendees included Neal McCoy Robert Montgomery Ray Zumalt Harold Redburn C R Webb and O R Oliphant.
Social events listed for May 11 include Merry Mothers Club dinner at La Rosa de Oro Orchard Buffet for Autumn Mothers Club Sweet Adelines and various clubs at locations around town with times from 6:30 p m to 9 a m May 19 features luncheons meetings and bridge at Home of Sawyer Hall First Methodist Church and Country Club with times noted for each activity and ride information available by telephone HE 1-1992
Mrs Neil Nelson presided at Zion Lutheran Guild in the church basement Tuesday evening. Mrs J N Ranabarger led devotions and hymn. topics discussed by Mrs Everett Olson with a roll call honoring a mother of the Bible. Hostesses served refreshments to nine members and four guests including Rev Robert Green and family.
Eight women of the Zion Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the church. Mrs. Mable Hutchison led the meeting with devotionals by Mrs. Reuben McMillen and opening prayer by Mrs. James Kern. A Mother’s Day tribute was given by Mrs. L. McMillen. The next meeting is on June 13.
Mrs. Emery Lewis presided at the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meeting in the Memorial Building. Mrs. Marie Stipp reported on the Newton convention where Mrs. Clara Miller was elected president and Stipp became senior vice president. Bertha Stratton won the door prize. the group voted to meet only on the second Tuesday each month.
Mary Martha Guild of the First Presbyterian Church met for a 6:30 dinner Monday evening with nine members and one guest. Mrs. Roy S. Gibson led singing, Mrs. Fred Heinze presided, and Mrs. Agnes Crockatt gave a lesson titled A Mind for Joy. A salad luncheon is announced for May 17.
With three weeks left in the school year, Senior High wraps up clubs and field trips. Tomorrow Wanda May Vinson, state youth director, speaks to students and attends a luncheon hosted by the Senior Kayettes. Honor assemblies recognize outstanding work and athletes, while book distribution marks the last Student Monitor of the year.
Mrs Lou Reinhardt and Mrs Franklin Hayworth hosted 35 members and guests of the Big Creek Women’s Society of Christian Service at the Big Creek Methodist Church. Rev Charles Minsch offered the invocation and reports were given by several members on a recent self study meeting.
Hulda Parker Chapter OES held a Tuesday ceremony as Mrs E O Gilbert was crowned queen of district 16 and seated in the east. Prominent officers and guests from multiple chapters were welcomed with music, gifts, and speeches emphasizing charity and district duties.
Mrs. John H. Procter of Marblehead trained her daughters Pamela and Kathryn in poise and wit as beauty queens. Pamela, 21, is Miss Massachusetts 1967 and seeks Miss U S A and Miss Universe titles in Miami Beach. Kathryn, 19, is Miss North Shore and Miss Danvers 1967 and aims for Miss Massachusetts in July en route to Miss America.
Six piano students of Mrs. Charles Myers at 1603 W. 14th received excellent to superior marks in the National Fraternity of Student Musicians contest in Iola. Sponsored by the National Guild of Piano Teachers the event awarded certificates bronze pins and a year's national membership to each participant. The winners Barbara Baker Denise Gerken Pam Jacobs Denice Roush and Cindy Warhurst from listed families with addresses are among 60 000 nationwide chosen to compete.
The Barton County Community Junior College trustees vote to revise plans for three campus buildings. They now target completion in August 1969 after rejecting bids that exceeded budget, with architects estimate four months to revise the plans.
Chester R. Snyder, now 75, recalls his first Sunday in 1906 when he did not miss a Sunday school. He has maintained perfect attendance since then and now serves as teacher and superintendent of the adult school at Baptist Tabernacle in Louisville.
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