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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1972
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers offers a reader a self devised weight loss method using photos and progress placards, while another writer warns about an eight month old as best man duties. A Muskegon reader requests advice on a book about alcoholism and drinking.
The Second of four Faith and Justice study sessions at First United Methodist Church featured leader Mrs. Helen Reese. Speakers highlighted Mary McLeod Bethune as an outstanding Black American with a legendary life and significant contributions to U.S. heritage. Bethune lived to age eighty after completing her education.
The Neosho County United Nations Association schedules the Around the World Dinner for Oct. 28 at Hutton School to mark the United Nations birthday. Public participation invited. foreign student guests from local colleges will attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Black announce the engagement of their daughter Rebecca Ann to Richard Dane Hurt son of Mrs. James F. Smith and the late Stephen B. Hurt. Rebecca attends Stephens College in Columbia Mo and is a junior majoring in English. Hart is a junior majoring in economics at the University of Missouri. The Blacks formerly lived in Chanute. Rebecca is a 1970 Chanute High School graduate and founded Bethune Cookman College in Daytona Beach. Mary McLeod Bethune left a legacy of education and racial dignity in her will. The next class in the series will be Oct 2 at 9:30 a.m.
Community groups announce meetings and events for October 4 and 5. Golf, church circles, missionary societies and club gatherings fill the schedule across Grant Avenue, First Presbyterian, Westview Baptist and other local venues.
A collection of reader tips on baby gifts for new parents, anti stain and wood care tricks, removing labels with oil and baking soda in pie crust tips. Includes suggestions to pack small surprise items for a spouse at the hospital and practical baking liner hacks.
Bluebird Chapter Order of Eastern Star presided by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orendorff held its regular meeting. Past matrons and patrons were honored with gifts. Memorial service for Mrs. Pete Cox conducted. Attendance at Safari Museum in September totaled 438 with 323 from out of town and visits by Cub Scouts and area youth groups.
Cadette Girl Scout Troop 121 met at Grace Episcopal Church for a campcraft safety demonstration. Mrs Ray Almond led a nature quiz won by the W.O.W.'s patrol. A cookout is planned and first aid for Emergency Preparedness will be studied next week. Assistant leader Mrs Wanda Sauders, refreshments by Carolyn Sergent and Annette Chandler for 16 people. Troop 10 Boy Scouts of Troop 100 met Sept 26 at Otterbein United Methodist Scouthouse with Randy McDaniel presiding. The group set citizenship in the community merit badge and moved meeting nights to Mondays.
At the September meeting of the Autumn Mothers 4-H Club in Chanute Steve Kinney, Chamber of Commerce manager, outlined events for the 1973 centennial. The gathering at Mrs. Hutchens home included thirteen members and a door prize for Mrs. Jim Prosser while Mrs. Dwayne Howse led the business session. Nearby Neosho Valley Busy Bees elected officers Susan Gorton president Mark Cox vice president Dee Johnson secretary Kenny Adams treasurer Jeanine Adams reporter and Lois Carlson spoke on home economics with an achievement party following.
Twenty three AAUW members gathered for an afternoon coffee at Mrs Wayne McMurtreys Lakewood Heights home. Mrs Kent Dobson and co hostress poured while Helen Reese introduced the new study theme We the People with posters. Guests included Mrs Jack Frost Cindy Wentz and Mary Fulton. Next meeting slated for Oct 2 at the Orchid Buffet.
A brief notice urges readers to contact their Tribune carrier and provides a toll number to call at 5 30 p m in case of absence or failure to deliver.
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