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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1969
Page
3
Readers rail against Ann Landers for advising to give away a nine year old dog named Sweetie. Letters urge mercy and warn a pet’s loneliness, while others defend humane care and call for improved guidance on dog handling.
May 20 features Esther circle at 1110 S Plummer 7 30 p m and Gem and Mineral Society Feder ation room 7 30 p m. Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Temple 6 30 p m. Women’s Division noon lunch Chamber of Commerce. Wesleyan Service Guild prayer service 6 p m basket dinner 6 30 p m. Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m. Duplicate Bridge Home Savings lounge 7 15 p m. Deborah circle Methodist Colonial Acres 7 p m. May 21 United Presbyterian Women breakfast 9 30 a m. Chanute Toastmasters Or child Buffet 6 30 p m. Circles of Grant Avenue Baptist Dorcas Mrs Erickson 811 N Forest Hannah circle Mrs Youngberg 201 N Lafayette Ruth circle Mrs Wiles R 2 all 1 30 p m. Foursquare EHU Mrs Percy 19 N Western 1 30 p m.
Neosho Valley EHU held a guest tea at Mrs. Marie Erickson’s home with 14 members eight guests and four children. Mrs. Don Horton presided as president and Mrs. Lynn Erickson led Pest Pursuit. Mrs. Charles Larson will host the June 20 meeting.
Rural Homemakers EHU met at the home of Mrs. Lee Osborn with ten members, five children and four guests. Mrs. Wayne Stitt spoke on health and disease control citing lung cancer narcotics venereal diseases and alcoholism. Mrs. Stitt urged youth education to solve health problems. June 19 meeting planned by Mrs H A Stitt.
Nancy Carl a housewife in Chanute restores furniture knits and decorates her home at 1609 S Malcolm. She hunts arrowheads with her sons Steve and Todd near town after rains. A trunk letters collection and a Jesuit priest heirloom candlesticks decorate their living room. Carl teaches sociology at Chanute High and sells mutual funds part time.
The Hi Lo Bridge club met Thursday evening with Mrs. Robert Jenkins at 407 S Rutter. Five members and three guests attended a dessert course. High score went to Mrs John Weilert, low to Mrs Black, traveling prize to Mrs Dick Coyken dall. Next meeting Sept 17 with Mrs John Carder Lola.
The PEO chapter met at Mrs. Robert Briley’s home at 1155 Butter Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Boyd Burns assisted with tea. Mrs. Howard Jester presented Dusting the Library and reviewed Stella Clapp’s Out of the Heart as part of the year’s theme The House That PEO Built Its First Hundred Years.
The Stark EHU met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Max Page with six members attending. Secretary Mrs. Wayne Erikson presided, and Mrs. John Hays led the lesson The Pest Pursuit. Refreshments were served and mystery gift exchanges held. The next meeting is June 12 at Mrs. Bennett Haddan's home.
The Merry Mothers Club guest tea met in the Heritage room with 10 members and 4 guests. President Edna Morris led a brief meeting, retiring president Audrey Towles spoke, and the group voted to meet on the second Tuesday monthly.
Mrs. Argyle Hughes spoke at the Westview Baptist Chapel banquet for the Girls Auxiliary. The event, sponsored by the Women’s Missionary Society, drew 29 attendees and featured decor of dolls and foreign flags.
Naomi Circle of the First Methodist Church WSCS met with Mrs. Seth Farwell at 615 South Malcolm on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Dean Foster opened the session, Mrs. Duff Wagoner taught as a guest, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Young to 15 members and a guest Tracey Jackson.
Devoted Mothers Club met Friday at Manle Leaf Tea room for a spring luncheon and installation of officers. Mrs. Duene Moyer was named president with Mrs. Bill Stanley as vice president and Mrs. Merle Brooks as secretary. Mrs. Edgar Logsdon became treasurer. An annual cookout was planned for 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Santa Fe Park north shelterhouse with husbands as guests. Mrs. Orville Holloway won the door prize.
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