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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
3
Mrs. Larry McCune led a Westview Baptist Round Table discussion at Mrs. Dwayne House reviewing Virginia Cary Hudson’s Close Your Eyes While Praying. She highlighted Mary of Nazareth’s devotion and urged attendees with living mothers to express eternal gratitude and love.
Dear Heloise explains that most cast iron comes pre seasoned and needs only washing and thorough drying for daily use. If rust or dull seasoning appears, reseason: clean rust, wipe with unsalted grease, heat in a warm oven for two hours, then oil after use and keep dry. Regular maintenance prevents future rust.
Parsons district women of the United Methodist Church will hold a spiritual growth retreat at Otterbein United Methodist Church Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. led by Mrs Kenton Bailey of Lebo, Kansas East Conference. The outdoor event is expected to draw about 100 participants.
Mrs Ethel Crooks led a full day Big Creek United Methodist Women meeting at the church. Incoming reports noted 12 members answered roll with 24 sick calls, and letters from the district president discussed the school of missions July 10 to 18.
The St. Cecilia Music Club selected officers during a Monday finale dinner at the Tioga Hotel. Elected were Mrs. Dave Evans president, Mrs. Roy Jackson vice president, Mrs. Wendell Warren treasurer, Mrs. R. D. Crowl secretary, Mrs. Bert Farmer librarian, and Mrs. Blaine Marks federation secretary. Yates Center’s Wendell H. McMurray installed them and spoke to the group.
A reader asks about a 15-year-old stepdaughter and alleged boundary issues with a stepfather. Freud notes that teens test limits, while Ann Landers advises caution and clear boundaries. A separate letter urges truthful behavior versus public correction, with guidance on tact and timing.
Mrs. Orlin Hoffman led I.C. Ladies of Church devotions at Mrs. Lloyd Kimble's home on Friday using "Amazing Love" "Love for Mother" and "The Biggest Contribution Is Love" with Matthew 11 28 as scripture. Roll call centered on mothers and a tea for 11 members was served.
Marilyn Lee Kensett and David L Crawford plan a June wedding. Marilyn is a Chanute High School graduate with ties to Kansas State University and an internship in Scottsdale. Crawford earns a psychology education degree from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia and will enter graduate school this summer.
Otterbein United Methodist Church circles met this week to discuss community missions and love. Esther Circle hosted by Opal Howell with Marian Shike teaching Community Mission, while Grace Boman led Living and Acting in Love for Martha Circle hostess Mayme Hamilton.
The Earlton Extension Homemakers Unit met with Mrs. Dean Dighero as president Mrs. Raymond Fickel led the session. Mrs. O J Stich accepted the 25 year green star award for service as the unit’s only active charter member.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reinhardt were honored guests at a Saturday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Reinhardt and co hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinhardt. The event featured a display of family photos, a cake, carnations, and songs by their grandchildren David Marsha and Dawnita Reinhardt. Attending were Ralph Reinhardt Max Deweese and the Malsons families others.
The Women's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church will furnish flowers for the oldest and youngest mothers and the mother with the most children on Mothers Day. A Monday meeting in the church annex featured a skit Foreign Fashions and Molly and Pat on the Line. 12 members and two visitors attended with devotions from Luke 12 23 28 31, hosted by Mrs Clements and Mrs Noland.
Calendar lists events and deadlines for May including Do Si Do Square Dance at Central Park May 12, Esther Circle May 14 at Grant Avenue Baptist Church, Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel, Santa Fe Women’s Federation potluck, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Ladies Day Golf May 5, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Gem and Mineral Society at North Malcolm Center, Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple, and Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Tioga Hotel.
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