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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1968
Page
3
In this 1967 column Ann Landers fields readers questions about meddling wives, a daughter’s dilemma with an ex, and a glued-to-you friend. She advises quiet tolerance for bosses wives, personal choice in love, and limiting favors to regain independence.
Chanute Tribune staff and contact roles listed including Publisher Dwight McCreight Editor Terry Murphy Managing Editor Dwight Wallingford Advertising Manager Wayne J. Smith Carrier Supervisor Mrs. R. D. Markham and others with phone number and address in Chanute Kansas 66720. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
Elaine Mather praises the family pack method to split meat into two portions and freeze it, reusing aluminum foil as a liner. Vegetables and bread can be reheated similarly, with leftovers stored in plastic containers for quick future meals. A reader compliments this money saving approach for small families.
The clipping lists five bible quiz items by Lavina Ross Fowler asking about Acacia tortilis uses the surname Labbaeus of Jesus apostle, Paul’s imprisonment city, Joseph forgiving his brothers, and a Thessalonians verse. It notes four correct, three correct, and excellent or good results with See Bible.
Eight WSCS circles met Wednesday for Hungry Children in the U S A with lessons led by Mrs. Bert Farmer and others. Hosts included Mrs. Myra Brobst Mrs. John Schoenhafer Mrs. Robert Rader Mrs. Lloyd Dalton and more. eleven to nineteen members attended with several guests, devotions and refreshments.
The Mothers Club met at 215 S. Rutter with nine members present. President Bernard Wyatt opened with a poem and shown birthday card shower handkerchiefs. Guest Gladys Young of Bremerton, Wash., attended. next meeting will be a husbands party at 6:30 p.m. in Central Park Community building.
Mrs. Ervin Brune was reelected president of the Peace and Progress EHU at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Perry. New officers include Mrs. Orlin Hoffman vice president and Mrs. Jane Jackson secretary with Mrs. Roy Wiles treasurer.
Local listings show a busy week with events across Chanute and surrounding areas. Meetings span from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at various halls, parks, clubs, and churches including the Women’s Arts and Crafts group at Central Park, the Ladies Auxiliary at IOOF hall, Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple, and the Chanute Textile Paint Club at North Malcolm Community Center.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship met Wednesday afternoon for a general session. Circle two served cake and coffee as fall decor graced the table. The program featured the International Assembly of the Disciples of Christ in Kansas City with Devo tions and remarks. Plans were set for Women’s Day in the church on November 3 with guest speaker Mrs. Gilford Olmstead.
The Merry Mothers Club met Thursday in the Heritage room with Audrey Rowles presiding. Seventeen members attended and made final plans for the wiener roast and hayride Saturday. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles Sesher in October.
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