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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
3
The blood count is not affected by food while cholesterol can rise after a greasy meal. Overnight fasting is ideal for accuracy. Normal red cell counts differ by sex and are interpreted with hemoglobin and hematocrit in a full assessment. Routine tests and abdominal scout films may add value but cost and clinical relevance vary.
Sunflower Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star entertained Virginia Bass, district aide of 16, with a skit mocking her official visits and presenting toy cars and a “new feet” prop. Distinct guests included Kansas leaders Mrs. Kenneth Faust and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell, with 13 past aides and six visiting patrons. Invitations extended to district aides for Buffalo on May 24, Coffeyville June 1 and Iola June 5, plus June 9 for an associate grand conductress reception in Hays and a June 18 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Juned. Refreshments served by several members. Mrs. Floyd Kelley checked in guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Russell were feted at a miscellaneous shower at Colfax Baptist Church hosted by Mrs. George Madill Mrs. Gordon Erickson Linda Smith and Nancy and Karen Ford. The couple from Gary Indiana were introduced by family and friends alongside 40 attendees.
KU announces the start of another University of Kansas reading program session on May 25 to engage participants in structured readings and related activities.
Stark United Methodist Church members discussed church cleanup and a June supper. The program highlighted a reading awards drive with 493 participants and Jayhawk seals for long term readers. Top readers included Betty Jean Bright with 101 books and Karen Gallagher with 88.
Tribune social page lists events for Friday May 19 including Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit 125 S. Wilson 9 30 a m Kansette Club 711 S. Allen 1 30 p m We Who Club Sawyer Hall 1 30 p m Chanute Country Club bridge 1 30 p m Neosho Valley Extension Homemakers Unit R 2 2 p m Golden Shrine White Shrine of Jerusalem Masonic Temple covered dish supper 6 30 p m meeting 7 30 p m Saturday May 20 Safari Chapter National Campers and Hikers Association campout Buffalo Lake
Dear Heloise suggests using grease crayons to conceal bleach spots on cotton prints by melting crayon with hot iron, repeating if needed. She notes it may not be perfect but has worked on fabrics and a wool rug. Also advises transferring spices into empty baby food jars to prevent bugs and save space.
A Iowa couple asks Ann Landers for encouragement after facing stiff family and social pushback for adopting a black white child. Landers praises their courage and calls them selfless. A second reader asks about a school toy dispute and Landers suggests the boy should cover the cost of a replacement toy.
Rebekah Lodge 158 held a friendship night in the OOF hall with Ruth Shannon introducing Alex Mih who played trumpet and Cathy Mih on flute. Mrs. Grace Wilmoth welcomed guests from nearby towns as 60 members and guests were served refreshments by Mrs. Marvin and Mines.
AP reports New York designers highlight warm fall coats and jackets. Bill Blass updates blazers with trompe l oeil sweaters, lynx trim coats, and machine washable suede looks. Cuddlecoat and La Flaque de Paris offer short vinyl jackets, fur trimmed evening coats, capes, and full-length coats priced from $75 to $600.
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