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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1971
Page
3
Dear readers, a letter from Romeo asks how to handle his habit of using kind women while chasing a long distance love. Ann Landers calls the male heel and urges self awareness. The column then offers practical advice for mourners bringing food, including containers and pickup of dishes.
Mr and Mrs Don Neely announce the engagement of their daughter Connie to Mike Trumbull son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Trumbull. Connie works at Gibson's Discount Center and is a Erie High School graduate of 1970. Mike is with Camp Fire Campers and a 1970 Chanute High School alumnus. No wedding date yet.
A reader asks if bridesmaids and maid of honor must be sisters and if the groom must choose his own best man. The reply affirms tradition but notes exceptions may occur for personal reasons in wedding planning. Also reported are Neo sho Allen Counties Legal Secretaries Association events including installations by Judge Gard and the 20th national convention slated for Tulsa.
Community clubs and events listed for May 23 to May 25 include Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings lounge 7 15 p m Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 7 p m Builders Class First Presbyterian Church parlor 7 30 p m Fairfield Grange potluck dessert 7 p m Past Matrons Club Eastern Star Mrs Roy Gibson 217 W Main 7 30 p m Ladies Day Golf Chanute Country Club 10 a m and 1 15 p m Textile Painting North Malcolm Community Center 9 a m to 4 p m First Baptist Business and Professional Women's Circle Mrs Dale Sneeringer 212 N Forest 7 30 p m Sunflower Chapter Eastern Star Vashti Chapter Eastern Star North Malcolm Community Center 7 30 p m Call Tribune carrier if missed dial 431 3400 by 5 30 p m
Shirley Jean Ludlum and Marvin Lee Shultz wed May 9 at the bride’s parents’ home in Neodesha. Rev. Kenneth Richards officiated the double ring ceremony on a front lawn arch. The couple resides at 615 Missouri, Neodesha, and Shultz works for Independent Manufacturing Co.
Two quick Chinese style vegetable dishes are outlined. A 2 pound bunch of asparagus is stir fried with oil salt and sugar, finished with butter. The second recipe covers one pound of spinach, cooked briefly with oil salt and butter to vivid green. Servings: 5-6 and 4 respectively.
Heloise recounts a clever buffet method using a used tin paint roller pan lined with aluminum foil to hold melted butter. warmed corn is rolled through the butter as ears are lifted, offering a tidy self basting display for a barbecue. The note includes reader tips on ice cube drinks and other household hacks.
Stark Extension Homemakers Unit held its May meeting at Mrs. Jim Mahoney s home. Mrs Mahoney demonstrated German potato pancakes and served them to eight members and two guests Mrs Marion Page and Mrs Don Sailors. Mrs Wayne Ericson presided over the business session and committees were formed to set up an Extension Homemakers unit demonstration booth at the Erie county fair with Mrs Bernard Hagen Mrs Jan Hagen and Mrs Marion Page named to the panel.
Mur ray Hill third graders visited a local restaurant for an etiquette lesson. Under teacher Mrs Harold Anderson students earned their meal by chores, chose their food, and later wrote thank you letters to restaurant owners.
Bette Bea Wilson and Daniel J. Kemp, both of Kansas City, wed on May 7 in Kansas City. The bride is a Chanute High School graduate and legal secretary. the groom is an Army veteran with Vietnam service and a math student at Johnson County Junior College. They reside at 4232 Campbell.
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