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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1969
Page
3
A reader urges action to protect abused children with steps: seek medical exam, involve police, and use teachers as witnesses. Multiple letters discuss Air Force buddy system, kilts, and the Drum and Bugle Corps, with Ann Landers advising on feasibility and guidance.
May 29 schedule lists Sweet Adelines 7 30 p m at 910 W Elm Chaincomers 9 30 a m at First National Bank community room We Who Club 1 30 p m at Sawyer hall Wilson class 10 a m at First Methodist Church Country Club Bridge 1 30 p m.
Cheryl Schmitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn M Schmitt of Halstead and Denny Senseney son of Mr and Mrs Sam E Senseney Jr of 501 S Garfield plan a July 11 wedding at the First Presbyterian Church Halstead. Both are 1965 graduates from local high schools and Wichita State University with psychology and music education degrees respectively. She belongs to Gamma Phi Beta. he to Beta Theta Pi.
The Builders Class of the First Presbyterian Church met in the church parlor Monday night. Mrs. Mildred Gilbreath led devotionals with Bible verses starting G H or I. Mrs. Blanche Petit taught from The Psalms as Christian Praise by R. B. Scott. Business session led by Mrs. J. A. Groves. A letter of appreciation read from former member Mrs. Clella Null, now in California. Refreshments served by Mrs. W. S. Baughman and Mrs. Arthur Coonrod for nine members and guest Mrs. Arthur Duncan.
The Camphoppers chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association held its monthly meeting at Elsmore Lake over Saturday and Sunday. Carl Gillum presided over the business meeting with eight units totaling 24 campers and one guest, Mike Whitworth. A wiener roast was held Saturday night. Letters of appreciation were read from campers who attended the spring fun campvention at Safari Campgrounds May 2-5. The June 6-9 gathering will be an area campout at Toronto Point.
Reader tips use red and blue bandana kerchiefs tied at the neck to keep four year olds clean after cake and ice cream at a Western Birthday Party. Other letters share quick nail polish drying tricks and money handling in daily life.
Gene Shirk, district executive of the Sedan Area Boy Scout Council, notes that three U.S. astronauts who returned from around the moon were former Scouts. Eugene Cernan Tom Stafford and John Young rose through Scout ranks, with Neil Armstrong an Eagle Scout set to be first on the moon. Shirk urges boys to join Scouting and parents to send youths to summer camp sessions June 15-21 June 22-28 June 29-July 5 and July 6-12.
Master Luke Lasley presided at Fairfield Grange in Fairfield school Monday evening. Mrs Nelle Stevens spoke on the cancer fund drive and the charter was draped in memory of Harry Briley. Floyd Strack and Everett Booe were nominated for Granger of the Year. A memorial service honored members who died.
Miss Kathleen McIntyre daughter of Mr and Mrs W R McIntyre Jr of Humboldt plans nuptials with Ronald Eugene Perry son of Mrs Helen Howe Topeka and Robert Perry Saint Marys The couple are graduates of Humboldt High School and Shawnee Heights High School respectively and are employed in Topeka and Saint Marys No wedding date has been set.
A simple laundry trick uses a cotton drawstring mesh bag near the washer. Sort socks into the bag, wash, then discard unmatched or irreparably damaged pairs as polishing rags.
Advertising will convert de pression into prosperity in a concise promotional line aimed at boosting confidence in market growth and consumer optimism through messaging that links pressure to favorable outcomes.
Twelve members and a guest Mrs Elaine Morris of Chanute attended the United Methodist Church circle meeting at the home of Mrs Truman Elrod. Bible school is set to begin May 27 from 9 to 11 30 am for eight days. The rummage and food sale is planned for June 14.
Sixteen members and two guests attended the Electa Club meeting at 217 W Main. Mrs. Jack Groves was honored before the group voted to unite with the Past Matrons Club of Sunflower chapter. The June 23 meeting will be 6:30 p.m. at the Central Park Community Building with Sunflower guests.
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