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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
3
The Neosho County Mental Health Association met to discuss an Osawatomie patient panel for November 12 open to the public. Plans include showing the film David and Lisa in December and distributing the booklet Mental Health in Kansas Schools to each school.
Quest Club met in the home of Mrs. Robert Perry at 1123 W Main on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Beach, president, presided. Mrs. Roy Williams presented the topic Indian beads from juniper berries and Mrs. Don Beach gave the lesson India, the Land. Afreshments were served to 16 members. Next meeting is Oct 22 with Mrs. Ralph Beach at 1005 W Main.
Readers share dating dilemmas from twenty year olds to nineteen year olds. A college sophomore describes dating multiple partners while desiring marriage and faces pressure about premarital sex. A thoughtful letter discusses respect, expectations, and consequences of choices in relationships.
Dear Ladies beware of daily use curlers and mascara residue on the rubber strip. Scrape or wash off caked mascara and replace worn strips to protect lashes. A reader recalls a home dent repair using a suction device on a car door until professional help.
Dr and Mrs Bill R Spencer will be honored at a reception from 2 to 4 p m Sunday in the community room of Humboldt National Bank The native of Chanute Dr Spencer is the new president of Allen County Community Junior College ACCJC board of trustees will host the reception Public is invited Dr Spencer is a graduate of Neosho County Junior College and son of Mr and Mrs L R Spencer 218 Wilson
Hulda Parker chapter OES presented a 50 year pin to Miss Wolfe at the altar with Mrs. Ruth Caldwell and Dr. Margaret Wolf performing the pinning. Three 25 year pins were given to Opal Older and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gibson. Members from nearby chapters attended and future visits and initiations were announced.
Miss Delores Jean Ogle, 1967 Chanute High School graduate, and Ronald Dean Owens, Humboldt High School 1964 graduate, plan a November 17 wedding at St Peters Lutheran Church Humboldt. Delores is employed by Dr L L McCune. Ronald works at C J Fisher body shop after attending local colleges.
Zion Lutheran Service Guild met Tuesday evening at the church with 12 members present. Pastor R. C. Geene and three guests attended the gathering. Devotions were given by Mrs. Robert Lassman followed by a film My Sister Hila. Roll call shared favorite color and hobby. Hostesses were Mrs. Glenn Allison and Mrs. Ralph Burghart.
Southeast Kansas GOP chairmen and Nixon for President committee members meet 3:30 p.m. Friday in First National Bank Community room with Huck Boyd presiding. Pittsburg official George Nettles and Neosho chair Reuben Burkman oversee arrangements for about 40 attendees. Additional sessions set for Wichita Topeka Liberal and Hays on subsequent days.
LA of B of LF and E luncheon at Carpenters hall 12 30 p m Miriam circle Rebekah Lodgewe Who Club Sawyer hall 1 30 p m Wilson class First Methodist Church 10 a m Country Club Bridge 1 30 p m Devoted Mothers Club Mrs Charles Rhodes 318 S Western 1 p m Hobby Club Mrs Olive Blair 15 S Plummer 2 p m Rainbow EHU Mrs Earl Hunter 1007 S Garfield 1 30 p m Saturday October Merry MOTHERS Club Wiener roast 6 p m
The GAR Ladies met Tuesday afternoon in the Memorial building with six members attending. Mrs. Marie Stipp presided. The group scheduled its next meeting for November 6.
Neosho Valley Coin Club met Wednesday evening in the Memorial building court room with Jack Slater presiding. Twenty members attended as Everett Hole conducted the auction assisted by Slater. Prizes were won by Gilford Trumbull Eric Everett Hole and Dick Markham with Markham also taking door prizes. Refreshments were served.
A narrator speaks of personal hurt from a relationship ending badly. She wrestles with blame, regret, and rationalizations while urging herself to stay strong and move forward despite disappointment. The tone is introspective and somber.
A devotional fragment lists Bible quiz prompts on village names in Ruth and Micah, foundation symbolism in Acts, clothing in Ruth, conversion in Acts, and a verse from Corinthians, noting four correct or three correct responses.
Earlton Extension Homemakers Unit elected officers at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Leslie Crow's home. Dean Dighero was re elected president Leslie Crow became vice president and Raymond Fickel was chosen secretary treasurer. The group voted to assist the Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary bazaar.
Vienna AP reports an Austrian insurer will launch a health plan for pets with a 40 Schilling monthly premium about $1.60. The policy would provide free veterinary care and cover costs for a stay in an animal hospital.
The Art and Literature Club held its first meeting of the club year at Mrs. Don Abbuehl’s home 221 E 9th with six members and co host Mrs. Joe Balch. President Mrs. Richard Good led the business session and a donation was made to the United Fund. Mrs. Abbuehl led the lesson An Introduction to 19th Century Art featuring works by artists from England Denmark Russia France Spain Sweden Italy and America. The October 22 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. R C Reynolds 1020 S Larson.
Chanute Culture Club hosted a birthday party for Mrs. J F McFarland at Neosho Manor. The lifetime honorary member received greetings from Mrs O A Klingner and led by Mrs A B Chauncey in singing Happy Birthday. A pink and white cake topped the serving table with punch and cake served by Mmes Carl Schickhardt Jack Sparks Gough Finney and Klingner.
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