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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1969
Page
3
The column features reader complaints about second wives and ex spouses handling in family events and guilt, plus a neighbor who hoards leftovers. Ann Landers advises the husbands decide time with first families and offers practical tips for boundary setting.
Heloise shares practical kitchen tips from readers including using two burners for boiling and simmering to prevent mess and waste. Other notes cover cleaning a heating pad with a pillowcase, making a beach umbrella from old materials, adding foam weather stripping to shoes, and using Popsicle sticks as mustard spreaders.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lowe announce the engagement of their daughter Darlene Marie Lowe to John Young son of Mr and Mrs C C Young. Darlene is a 1969 graduate of Midway High School and John is a 1968 Cha nute High School graduate employed at the Montgomery Ward fire shop. The wedding is set for July 19 at the Christian Church.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars installed new officers at the Memorial Building on Monday evening. Mrs. John Bergen becomes president with Mrs. Stanley Allen as senior vice president and Mrs. Bill Baker as junior vice president. Gladys Franklin is secretary and Mrs. George Wilson chaplain along with other posts filled. Mrs. Slater installed Mrs. Dobson as treasurer and gifts were exchanged with door prize won by Mrs. Etta Hanson. Refreshments followed by retiring officers.
Sunflower chapter OES meets at Masonic Temple 8 p.m. BPW dinner at Tioga Hotel 6 45 p.m. Executive committee CWF at First Christian Church 1 30 p.m. Sunflower EHU at Mrs Velma Ogden 1427 S Evergreen 1 50 p.m.
Mrs Don C Beach Mrs Sam Willis and Mrs Roy S Gibson attended the May meeting of the Women's Kansas Day Club at the Jayhawk Hotel Topeka. Mrs Doris Schirkofsky presided. The year theme Old Hotels and Inns of Kansas was chosen. A club reception will be held January 27 at Cedar Crest and the annual WKDC meeting January 28 at the Topeka Women's Club.
Cottonseed serves multiple roles including lint for mattress fillings livestock feed and oil for cooking. The text outlines how these byproducts support manufacturing agriculture and food preparation.
Neosho County United Nations Association held a covered dish dinner and business session led by president Marie Stipp. Mrs. Watkins presented a film and record titled Peace Keeping Business, recently released by the United Nations. The UNA purchased the materials for county group use and announced the June 28 gathering at the Bohlander home.
The Devoted Mothers Club held its annual cookout for members husbands Saturday evening at Santa Fe Park. A covered dish supper was served and games were played. Eleven members and their husbands attended. Hostesses were Mmes. Bill Stanley Ed Logsdon Gerald Rowan and James Read.
Pamela Sue Byers and Thomas Glen Dicks wed in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. William Baldwin. The event featured yellow carnations and white candles, a bridal gown of white satin with chantilly lace, and a four tier cake baked by the bride’s aunt. After a Ozarks honeymoon, they will reside in Ottawa.
There is color in today s shoe styles with cotton canvas sneakers given a bright touch by fabric dyes. Use the washing machine to dye sneakers following directions on the dye package.
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