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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers advises a wife to confront her husband directly about the weekly affair with an older executive, cautioning against involving the firm president to avoid betraying trust. The column urges open dialogue to protect reputations without triggering a possible scandal.
Torchlighters and past presidents of the Business and Professional Women's Club in Chanute gathered at Mrs. Ramona Reynolds home to install officers. Marie Gibson was named president, Florence Kelley vice president, and Reynolds secretary treasurer. Plans for May 23 officer installation were announced with Ruth Shannon in charge. May Day themed refreshments included ice cream cups and cake served in mini pie basket decorations by Reynolds with Adeline Fortney and Edna Petterson assisting.
Sandy Byers gave a style cut and blow wave demonstration for the Cosmetologists Affiliate at the Chamber of Commerce office. She spoke on a hairdressers show she attended in Hutchinson and noted a bread and butter clinic planned for May 20 in Wichita. Rep. Fred Harris is set to speak at the June Cha nute affiliate meeting. Mary Huntley was named secretary. Seven members and a guest, Mary Allison, attended with coffee and cookies provided by Mildred Gerken.
Mrs. Norman Madill, president, welcomed guests to the May Fellowship Day at First United Methodist Church. Mrs. Earl DeVries and Mrs. John McMeekin greeted attendees. Mrs. Phillip Embry led opening prayer and benediction. Mrs. Johnny Litchenburg spoke on Native American people and showed handmade art. Soloist Mrs. Kent Dobson was supported by Mrs. Charles Day. Mrs. Edward Ranz Jr. led the serving, and Mrs. Floyd Naff poured.
Friday May 11 events include We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Chanute Country Club bridge at 1 50 p m Minam Circle Rebekah lodge at North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p m Senior Citizens luncheon at Central Park Building 11 30 a m Devoted Mothers Club luncheon at Mrs John Miller 1014 S Larson Saturday May 12 Do Si Do Square Dance Club at Central Park Building 8 p m.
Brian Lee, child of Mr and Mrs Larry VanWinkle of 719 West Main, arrived on May 4 indicating the couple welcomed a newborn citizen into the family.
A collection of reader notes and tips for home care and cooking. Suggestions include cleaning irons with terry towels, using silver polish on cold irons, mailing birthday checks, freezing and sending cookies to relatives, using tea bags to fix hanging baskets leaks, and refrigerating stuffed manicotti shells to prevent splitting during filling.
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