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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1972

Page

3

Engaged Meek-Meseraull Couple Plans November Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. school mathematics teacher at Frank Meek announce the engagement of their daughter Helene to Steven Paul Meseraull son of Mr and Mrs Paul Meseraull of Lawrence. The wedding is planned for November 25.

Thayer Frank Meek Meseraull Gagement Hel Meseraull Printing, Inc Lawen Margaret Steven Paul Rence Paul Meseraull Lawrence Miss Meek

Presbyterian Women Study Missionary Book At Church Circles

First Presbyterian Church circles continued study of Hand on My Shoulder. Circle 2 met with Mrs. Koch. 19 members and 1 guest attended. Circle 3 in the church parlor heard prayer from the Mission Yearbook. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs Loveau. lessons centered on Timothy. Circle 1 met at Mrs Hutt’s home with seven members and a guest.

First Presbyterian Church Circle 2 Robert Koch N. Grant Ralph Drake Helen Loy Timothy Paul Parsons Mission Florence Kelley Robert E. Williams Craig Graham Pearl Loveau N. Franklin Circle 4 M. R. Wil Son Paul Walter Naylor New Mexico Colorado Stuart Hoofnagle L. D. Hutt Allen Don Geist

Same Day Service for Classified Ads Hours and Dial

Classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or by 1 p m Friday for Saturday display require same day service. Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the preceding day and dial 431 4100 for submission.

Merry Mothers Club and community events listed for Friday

Social calendar notes events for Friday and Saturday including Merry Mothers Club at Dr and Mrs Harier Larson wiener roast Sawyer Hall Chanwle Country Club bridge Miriam Circle Rebekah lodge North Malcolm Community Center Senior Citizens luncheon at Central Park Building Women’s Society of Christian Service at Stark United Methodist Church and a Halloween party hosted by Devoted Mothers Club Mrs Orville Breiner at 1201 S Rutter all with times and contact details.

Merry Mothers Club Harier Larson Wiener Pmssons Chu Sawyer Hall Chanwle Country Club Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge North Malcolm Community Center Central Park Building Women's Society of Christian Service Stark United Methodist Church Devoted Mothers Club Orville Breiner S. Rutter

50th Anniversary Fete For Altoona Couple

Altoona honors Mr. and Mrs. O Custer Myers with a Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. reception at the Christian Church to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. They married October 14, 1922 in Fredonia and lived in rural Altoona except three years in western Kansas. Their children host, with many grandchildren and great grandchildren noted. gifts declined.

Altoona Custer Myers Christian Church Fredonia Kansas Myers Tension Homemakers Unit Gordon Drucilla) Goltry Denman Chanute Jacob Myers Perryton Tex Willard Lucile) Carter Paul Myers L. Dean Elizabeth Darbe Little Rock Ark Edward Margaret) Sharpe Burkburnett David Myers Raviland

Thayer Club Reports Third District Convention

The Thayer Reading Club Library Association met at Mrs J M Gelwix home with Mrs Wesley Anderson delivering the district convention report. Attending were Mrs Marion Showalter Mrs Roscoe Hallenberg and Mrs Milo Van Meter. Anderson also presented the federation report as club women began a new year.

Mrs Trussell Leads Devotions For Sorosis Club Luncheon

Sorosis opened the club year with a luncheon at Orchid Buffet and a business meeting at Mrs. C. M. Brobst’s home. Mrs. I E Trussell led devotions using the scripture Be still and know that I am God and an article from Guideposts about Lawrence Welk. Helen Loy presided. twelve members answered roll call with summer highlights.

Sororsis C. M. Brobst S. Highland I. E. Trussell God Guideposts Magazine Lawrence Welk Helen Loy

Otterbein Class Hears Poetry Meeting at Home

Otterbein United Methodist Church class met at Mrs. Orville Ebert’s home in 19 Wilson to hear poems including Joy of the Lord and Look to This Day. Mrs. Hoffman led devotions from Nehemiah 8 13. Nine members and a guest, Mrs. Jess Myres, attended with refreshments served.

Otterbein United Methodist Church Orville Ebert Wilson Lord Orlin Hoffman CC. L. Kmble Xenia Osborn Paul Hett Mary Edwards Hoffman Nehemiah

Round Table Study Club Luncheon Planned at Tioga Hotel

Mrs. Everett Williamson hosted the Round Table Study Club at the Tioga Hotel where twelve members shared vacation tales. A covered dish luncheon with Mrs. Edna Huitt was planned for December. Announcements included an around the world dinner by the Neosho County United Nations Association on October 28 at 6 30 p.m. Hutton school.

Everett Williamson Round Table Tioga Hotel Edna Huitt Neosho County United Nations Association Hutton School

Safety Plan In Lights Sparks Highway Safety Debate

A reader proposes color coded taillights to signal driving status from cruising speed to braking. Dr Lovelady endorses amber during thinking time to reduce highway hypnosis and give rear drivers more stopping time. A corollary tips include quick ice bags and pineapple upside-down cake ideas.

Heloise Dr. J. D. Lovelady

Mom and Others Smoke in Car Sparks Advice Column

Readers seek guidance from Ann Landers on smoking in a new car and handling a rebellious spouse. The column addresses a graduate buyer who disapproves of maternal smoking in her vehicle and a frustrated wife dealing with a domineering husband, urging counseling and assertive boundaries.

Ann Landers Fruss

Letters to Ann Landers on Grandparents’ influence

A father writes from Orlando praising his daughter for sharing his grandfather’s philosophy with his grandchildren. He notes children imitate behavior, not words, and predicts the daughter will face questions from her own kids about her care for Grandma and Grandpa. He thanks Ann Landers for adding a reader perspective.

Grandma Grandpa Orlando

Harmony Extension Unit Elects Officers

Harmony Extension Home makers Unit elected new officers at the home of Mrs. Wayne Berthot. Francis McGuffey is president and Bill Nelson vice president. W. W. Tram mell is secretary, Rolla Rush treasurer, Cecil Arnett public relations, and Guy Braden to represent the unit on the county extension council. Mrs. Wilbur Thompson discussed reorganization of the county home economics program. A film on detecting breast cancer and American Cancer Society talk followed. Roll call honored a life influencer. The meeting opened with a salad luncheon. new member Mrs. Gary Berthot joined, with guests Mrs. Christiansen, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Fred Malson.

Harmony Extension Homemakers Unit Wayne Berthot Francis McGuffey Bill Nelson W. W. Trammell Rolla Rush Cecil Arnett Guy Braden County Extension Council Wilbur Thompson Ray Christiansen American Cancer Society Gary Berthot Christiansen Thompson Fred Malson

Scout Troop 164 Plans Oct 2 Activities

At First Baptist Church the Junior Girl Scout Troop 164 met to plan a float and a Halloween party for October 2. Money from scout calendar sales was collected and songs were sung, with leaders Mrs. Charles Chandler and Mrs. Dennie Howell guiding 16 girls.

Junor First Baptist Church Charles Chandler Dennie Howell

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