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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers notes a need for frank education on venereal disease and urges teens to seek confidential treatment at city or county health departments. The letter warns VD is a serious, crippling killer and asks for practical guidance and resources.
An FDA advisory committee meets behind closed doors to review mounting evidence that birth control pills can harm or kill. New NIH findings link a pill component to breast cancer in dogs, while Harvard researchers report a lower dose pill showing effectiveness, with ongoing questions about risks such as blood clots and cancer.
Senior Citizens ride line at Central Park Community Building call HE 1 4155 for details, 8 to 10 30 a m fits. Neosho County Pomona Grange meets Fairfield School at 7 30 p m. We Who Club gathers Sawyer hall 1 30 p m. Wilson class at First Methodist Church 10 a m. Country Club Bridge 1 30 p m. Past Noble Grand Club hosted by Mrs John Oglesbee 607 S Steuben at 2 p m.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church WMS circles met Wednesday in homes of members. Nine members plus guest Mrs. J R Hale attended. Mrs Jimmie Haines led the meeting and devotion. New special interest missionaries named Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Crain of New York. Doreas circle met with Mrs. Marie Erickson. eight members and three visitors present. Han nah circle hosted by Mrs. Vernon Youngberg. roll call scriptures and lessons on Heaven. White Cross work on quilt blocks. 13 members and guest Kay Faulkner attended.
Three circles of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday. Hostesses from different households welcomed members and guests. Devotionals and lessons focused on faith and personal change as 12 to 14 participants gathered for each circle.
Mrs. Ray Pearson formerly Mary Jane Truitt daughter of Rex and Mary Truitt 305 N Steuben completed a master of science in education at the University of Kansas She won a KU special education fellowship for 1968 69 and will teach educable mentally retarded students in Center School District Kansas City Missouri next term She holds a bachelor of science in business administration from Rockhurst College Kansas City
Redecorating options abound with wild prints and subdued plains. The market offers novelty weaves and new finishes to simplify home decoration in 1969.
The Rev Myron Slater calls Formans Black Manifesto demands for church reparations ridiculous while Riverside Church leaders plan outside distribution. At San Antonio General Assembly Presbyterians authorize a 50 million dollar fundraising drive for the poor and vote 150000 for minorities. Slater warns against swift cash outlays and questions implementation.
Sen. Herman E. Talmadge urged the Senate Agriculture Committee to expand and liberalize food stamps to fight hunger. His plan would raise the program limit to 525 million, offer free stamps to families under 40 monthly, and create a Federal Food Administration to coordinate programs.
The Rebekah Lodge met in Odd Fellows Hall with Mrs. James McKenzie presiding. Memorial service honored Grand Lodge Rebekahs and district members who died in 1968 1969. PlanningRefreshments provided by Mrs. Nathan Hole and others. program scheduled for 8 p.m. on June 2 inviting all district Rebekahs.
The message directs readers to call their Tribune phone for contact. If the person cannot be reached, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. The instruction emphasizes after hours contact options and provides a specific extension.
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