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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
3
A future mother in law wants her Scottie to carry the ring at the wedding and the minister may be replaced by a JP if not. The writer seeks mature guidance on handling the eccentric plan and keeping a minister in the ceremony.
Readers describe keeping travel diaries with maps dates routes and room details while on trips. Additional tips cover attaching a toy hoe to a crutch for garden walking a mascara based gray hair fix a cardboard box storage method and using a magnet to separate aluminum from ferrous cans for recycling.
Community events listed include Ladies Day Golf art clubs and church circles across Chanute Otterbein and Memorial Building. Meetings span 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. with luncheons at Tioga Hotel and various circle gatherings at First United Methodist Church and Otterbein.
Christian Women’s Fellowship circles met Wednesday to study social responsibility. Circle 1 gathered at Mrs A B Olson’s home with Mrs Dick Crowl delivering the lesson and worship. Circle 2 met with Mrs T H Crememeyer as Mrs R M Larrick led the lesson and Mrs Willis Bartlett the devotions. Circle 3 met at Mrs A B Brown’s. Mrs Kennett Cordon gave the lesson and Mrs Lowell Kreider led worship. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs Gerald Rowan with Mrs Earl Alford teaching the lesson and devotion. Circle 5 met at the church led by Mrs Otis Babcock with Mrs Kelly Snipes presenting the lesson and worship. The Guild met at Mrs Howard Winans where Mrs Esther Weazel gave the lesson and Mrs Charles Ballou the worship.
Kathy Taylor led a discussion on controlling the environment at Alpha Chi Chapter of Sigma Phi during a Wednesday meeting. The group met at Mrs. Don Fromong’s home with Kathy Chase assisting, and they planned a costume party and gathered items for a hospital gift basket.
The Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God met at 91 N Forest with Rev Minnie Thompson leading prayer. Mrs Alvin Proctor presented a lesson on Human Values assisted by Mrs Tom Fulton and Janice Rankin. A rummage sale is planned for Oct 21 and a Christmas bazaar for Nov 18.
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National debate over a proposed constitutional amendment on prayer pits lawmakers against religious leaders. The amendment, described as protecting nondenominational religion, has been pulled from committee and moved to floor consideration after a petition by 218 congressmen. A vote is expected around November 8.
The Neosho Valley Busy Bees 4 H Club marks 25 years with leaders listed from past to present. Separately a proposed constitutional amendment to allow non denominational prayer in public buildings sparks controversy, with religious groups weighing support and opposition and noting potential government control over prayer content.
Eleven members of Iota Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Randall Marsh Jr. home to discuss poise and charm as traits of successful women. Mrs. Marc Hootnagle reported on the arthritis drive and plans for a Halloween social on Oct. 30 were set. Mrs. Leon Briley presided.
Erie couple Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Thurman celebrate 45 years of marriage with an open house at the Christian Church in Erie. Thurman retired in January after eight years as Neosho County commissioner. They live on the same farm for 40 years and are active in Ex celsior Methodist Church. They were married October 12, 1926 in Girard. Doris M. Allman, the bride’s niece, lived with them six years. Gifts asked to be declined.
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