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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
3
Calendar of society events lists Ladies Day golf at 9 15 a m on Tuesday May 29 and Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center from 9 a m to 4 p m. Includes deadlines for meeting summaries and wedding accounts with photos.
A proverbial reflection urges patience when answering swift questions. It contrasts a rapid query with measured response, highlighting thoughtful consideration over haste.
Humboldt resident Lucille Barnett Henderson and Paul T. Reedy of Kansas City Kansas married May 5 at St John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Kansas City Kansas. Rev Norbert Lickteig officiated. The couple now resides at 909 Osage in Humboldt.
A husband learns by blood typing that none of his four children are his. After confession the wife names the fathers of all four. He forgives but contemplates family unity with guidance from his clergyman and doctor.
Readers share practical advice for domestic chores. A veteran suggests a proper rag bag and refreshed cleaning gear, while others offer kitchen hacks such as turning stale jelly into grape butter and repurposing mesh bags for gifts or laundry aids. Susie Q notes dogs acting funny when embarrassed.
Judge Alberta Gough installed new officers for the Neosho Allen Counties Secretaries Association at the Elks Club. Entertainment was provided by Le Chanter from Chanute High School.
Sunflower Extension Home makers Unit holds a Wednesday session on Highway Safety led by Mrs. Mildred Barnes. She distributed the Kansas Driving Handbook and a brochure on New Highway Signs for Kansas Drivers. A poetry opening by Mrs. Keys preceded the meeting. The Neosho County Fair is set for August 8 to 11 and a Sewing Jackets training class is scheduled for June 14 at 1 30 p.m. at the Erie courthouse.
4 H Club officers led the May gathering at Fairfield School with project talks by Laura Oehlert on crocheting cooking and knitting Kurt Richwine on photography and Terri Vanderford on knitting cooking sewing and horses Delbert Angleton demonstrated project book completion Amy Jo Reinhardt performed a piano solo and duet with Randy Greve and Gray family hosts Mr and Mrs Merle Greve and Mr and Mrs Armond Gray conducted arrangements. Dear Ann Landers replies discuss environmental concerns and pet ownership rights contrasting with childbearing choices.
Janet Webber was honored with a bridal shower Monday at the home of Mrs. Charles Ogle. Miss Webber will marry Al Hampton of Oswego on Saturday. Hostesses Candy Ogle and Linda Smith served refreshments from a table centered with a miniature bride and blue love birds.
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