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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1976
Page
6
Louise Moulton reviews The Dim Unknown edited by John Clover Monsma a collection of essays by 26 scientists arguing for intelligent design. The reviewer notes skepticism about creating life in a test tube and highlights the book being available at Chanute Public Library.
Naomi Johnson of Kansas State University notes clothing and shoes averaged 369 per person in 1975, with three fifths of the rise due to inflation and the rest from higher buying. She urges planning to avoid unplanned purchases, which hit 40 percent of department store shoppers and 62 percent of discount shoppers, with drugs and toiletries often among unplanned buys.
Coffeyville hosts Our Little Miss Kansas pageant June 17 to 20 with three age groups 3-6 7-12 and 13-17. Contestants judged on poise interview talent and modeling sportswear and party dress. Deadline June 10. For details contact Cathy Allen Suzanne Hollyfield or Karleen Rutherford.
Mrs. Dell Vollers of Pender Nebraska announces the engagement of their daughter Kathy to Lon Hale of Jefferson South Dakota son of Mr and Mrs R V Hale of Lavenburg The bride to be is a senior at St Joseph Mercy School of Nursing The groom is a Kansas State University graduate employed by Iowa Public Service Plans a August 7 wedding in Sioux City Iowa
Amber Dawn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam G Davis of 638 S Malcolm, was born May 6 at Mercy Hospital in Ft Scott.
Sharon Stout reports the club will sponsor a booth during the city bicentennial celebration on July 5. Newly elected officers were installed Frances Ballou president Mary Lou Benson first vice president Dorothea Ferguson second vice president Doris Lacey treasurer Donna Basher secretary Marge Davidson corresponding secretary. Tioga EHU The Willing Worker 4-H Club presented a fire safety lesson and demonstrated a smoke detector at Mrs. Lowell Krieder’s home. Merry Mothers Club honored four special mothers with carnations and music. New officers Pat Conine Lassman vice president Jeanne oe Fonte Clarice Rachard. Retired Teachers Bourbon County Unit welcomed Leota Lathrom and Nelle Stevens. Lucille Hanes reported on Pride of America and bicentennial songs. Round Table Study Group Tina Lou Arthur reviewed The Richest Lady in Town focusing on wealth spent for Christian women themes.
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