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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1972
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Jack Dillow announce the engagement of their daughter Jacqueline Byers to Richard Eugene Byers son of Mrs Bill Logan and Thomas Byers The couple plans a November wedding in Chanute High School area with Jacqueline employed in Iola and studying at Allen County Community College Iola Kansas grandparents listed as Bill Baker Iola and others.
Area homemakers may attend the all day craft event at Central Park Building with three classes offered in two sessions from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Mrs. Lois Carlson notes pre enrollment helped plan supplies but late signups welcome. Mrs. Ervin Brune and Mrs. Jim Dutton teach fur dog crafts while Mrs. Nell Mann leads picture plaques and paint and Mrs. Leon Carroll instructs pearl chokers. Materials range from 1.25 to 2.30 dollars per project and participants supply most tools.
Social deadlines note summaries of events and wedding accounts. Monday provides Duplicate Bridge at Tioga Hotel 7 15 p.m. St Cecelia Music Club dinner 6 30 p.m. Shakespeare Club at 609 Highland 1 16 p.m. Past Presidents Parley Ameri can Legion 6 30 p.m. Rebekah lodge 7 30 p.m. Ladies of the Elks dinner 6 30 p.m. meeting 7 30 p.m. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 9 30 a.m.
Letters reveal airline stewardesses complain about lack of time and a half for holidays and tough shifts. One writer cites lonely hotel rooms and constant public contact while defending crew from irate passengers and demanding schedules.
The Victory Extension Homemakers Unit elected officers led by President Mrs. Marion Kibler and Vice President Mrs. Wilbur Thompson. Others include Mrs. George Morehead secretary treasurer and Mrs. Craig Thompson public relations. Mrs. Roy Myers serves as representative to the Neosho County Homemakers Council. Mrs. Kibler ran the meeting at Mrs. John Thielen’s home. Thielen gave the antique value lesson noting many antiques are 50 to 100 years old and that judging value relies on guides. eighteen members attended.
Mrs. James Shea hosted a county extension meeting at 1214 S. Rutter. Mrs. Gary Lassman spoke on carpeting and Mrs. L. D. Hutt on ecology. The group received a grand champion ribbon for the unit booth at the county fair themed Get on the Ball Vote. Delbert Uden presided. next meeting at 1 p.m. Refreshments served to 10 members and two guests.
Mrs. Thelma McKisson presided as 21 members answered roll with autumn verses. Mrs. Pearl Wink taught a lesson from Hazel West’s Smiles Are Contagious. Devo tions used Christ Died for Our Sins. Guests sent greetings. Dessert was served. tables displayed purple and pink asters.
Mrs. Roy Rankin led the Women Missionary Society lesson at the First Church of God home of Mrs. David Hanna 901 N Forest on God Gift of Faith Demands for Justice. The session covered differences between world as is and God’s will, injustices, daily agony, and paths to justice. Mrs. Mathews led devotions Mrs. Adams gave the mission pledge and prayers. The president Mrs. Russell Sharp received the door prize. Refreshments served to 11 members two guests Mrs. Phillpot and Mrs. Adams and three children.
Royal Neighbors of America Camp 6% prepare for the tri county convention in Altoona on November 11. October birth day members at North Malcolm Community Center include Ethel Cox Julia Sample Gertrude Strange and Gertrude Stevens presiding as oracle. Nineteen members attended. Hosts for the pre meeting covered dish dinner were Mrs Roy Dalton Mrs Charles Gearhart Mrs Strange and Miss Stevens with autumn flowers and foliage as table centerpieces.
A collection of reader tips includes a banana conditioning method for gelatin desserts to prevent darkening and floating pieces. Also shared are child steering observations, calendar date marking with red ink, and a moleskin reinforcing tip to keep buttons on plastic coats.
Mr and Mrs Richard Doty announce the engagement of their daughter to be wed in December.
Members of the Federation of Santa Fe Women met at Carpenters Hall and held a business session led by president Mrs. L R Rumbley. Door prize went to Mrs. Pete Osterfelt and new member Mrs. Mable K. King joined the group.
State Rep Fred Harris spoke to Alcott Parents Teacher Association in the school gymnasium about the importance of all citizens registering and voting as part of the democratic process. PTA president Mrs John Robie announced the state PTA convention in Wichita and named committee chairmen for the Nov 1 bean supper. Third grade won the room attendance award.
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