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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1972
Page
3
A mother creates a wedding shower gift by filling a small basket with a length of clothesline and clothespins, then hanging pastel garments along the line for a playful display. The item is wrapped in nylon net and tied with a bow, becoming the hit of the shower.
Modern Study Club met at Mrs. Raymond Radford’s home to examine Nasser’s Egypt. Mrs. Robert Koch led the discussion covering social, economic and political factors and Egypt’s post Nasser government.
Xi Delta Gamma of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Richard Myres home for a business session. Mrs. Ralph Barclay announced her attendance at the Kansas City convention October 6 to 8. A flood relief donation note and thank you from several members were read. Xi Delta Gamma is reported as a three star chapter. Two members were named as City Council representatives. Next meeting is a social October 18 at Mrs. Delbert Winder’s home. Door prize went to Mrs. Gossett.
Scout News reports Brownie Scout Troop 192 at Hutton School elected Jennifer Morton as sergeant at arms with Marian Culver secretary and Shelia Hutinett treasurer. Other officers include Brenda Gough flag salute, Jackie Atchison Melissa Hutinett Ruth Carter cleanup. Troop 122 at Roosevelt School planned a float for the Veterans parade.
Euphemia German was chosen president of the Wesleyan Service Guild at First United Methodist Church for the coming year. Other officers include Juanita Kepley as vice president Adeline Caldwell secretary Helen Wilson treasurer and Opal Brown coordinator. The meeting in the church education building featured a prayer led by Glora Richardson on Why Prayers Are Unanswered.
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Morrow hosted a family dinner at 1331 Edith on Wednesday evening October 4. The occasion honored Dolph Martin John Martin Mrs Tom Morrow and Harold Felkins with enchiladas served.
Social calendar entries list activities for Tuesday October 10 including Ladies Day Golf at Chanute Country Club and Chamite Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Center. Meetings span morning to evening with groups such as Sunflower Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Otterbein United Methodist Esther Circle Zion Lutheran Service Guild Art and Literature Club Ladies Auxiliary United Transportation Union Carpenters Hall Big Creek Extension Homemakers Unit and more.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Booe mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday from 2 to 5 p m at 321 S Kansas Chanute. They wed Oct 11 1922 in a home ceremony with Rev Earl Blackman officiating. Booe retired from Star Drill Machine Co in 1959 after 43 years service. Both are lifetime Chanute residents and active in First Christian Church.
A reader laments sibling mischief and praises mothers deserving medals amid global turmoil. Another letter asks how to handle a spouse practicing French in front of others, with Ann Landers advising Joe to study French to join Nicole's conversations.
Wilma Endicott elected president of the American Baptist Women of Grant Avenue Baptist Church. Other 1973 officers include Orpha Sandberg vice president programs Jeanine Strack secretary treasurer Lucile Toland assistant secretary and treasurer Nettie Thurman. Esther Circle hosts and five members attend Crafts Day at Neodesha. Public meeting Turkey for the Holidays set for Oct 17 in Fredonia.
The fourth birthday of Tommy Ayers was celebrated with a trip to Fun Club in Pittsburg on September 29, attended by his mother and several relatives. A family dinner followed on October 1 at his grandparents home with great grandparents and other relatives present.
The Iota Alpha Chapter met at Mrs. Mary Ellen Welch’s home to discuss service projects. Members collected for the Arthritis Drive baked for Love Inc. and staffed the Red Cross Bloodmobile shifts while adopting nursing home patients for periodic visits.
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