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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1972
Page
3
A baked beef Italian sandwich tart with salad and beverage accompanies sports viewing. Prepare hot roll dough, form in two 8 inch pans, fill with a tomato beef filling, top with cheese and lattice crust, rise, and bake at 350 degrees for about 35 minutes.
Dear Puzz: a woman laments loss of spark in her year and a half marriage. She questions whether her past, a five year period of sexual freedom before the current marriage, and a longtime friend muscled by a quiet husband are dulling her vitality. The letter hints at aging and lingering guilt but offers little concrete guidance.
A bridal shower for Carol Ayers at Safari West Community Room honored Miss Ayers, with Jeffrey Jordan set to marry on October 20 at the First Church of God. Hosts Janice Rankin and Mrs. Alvin Proctor led games with prizes won by Mrs. Carl Cox and Mrs. Beulah Johnson. pink and white decor graced the event for 17 guests including both mothers.
VFW Auxiliary at VEW post will distribute Buddy Poppies in Cha nute next week. Poppy headquarters in Tioga Hotel lobby. Activities run Oct 19 20 and 21. Members elected and dues noted. Donations to Chapel of the Four Chaplains and Howard Cook memorial fund. Birthday cards sent to Kansas cottage children. Third district convention in Kansas City Oct 22 23. Local unit will not meet on Veterans Day Oct 23.
Public exchange features readers asking about modern manners from niece salutes to wearing a wedding gown after the ceremony. Ann Landers advises traditions can change but wedding gowns should stay for weddings, not as party attire, with brief notes about presidents and emotions in history.
Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church Women held a leprosy lesson at Mrs. Robert Sime’s home. Joanie Sime spoke on Hansen’s disease and Project Shoe Bank, a boot program for crippled patients. Anniversary celebration noted. district meeting planned and a church supper scheduled.
A collection of reader tips on sewing fitted sheets corners, removing wrinkles from aging skin, marshmallow pineapple dessert idea, upgrading flat sheets with fitted corners, repurposing a sock as a paint can grip, and sewing baby receiving blankets into crib blankets for growing infants. Included are thanks to Mrs Packard and notes from Mrs M C and Jay Carella.
The Sunflower Club for the new club year met at Mrs. J. V. Gel Wix’s home for a luncheon. The theme was a political convention and members wore Sunflower badges and carried placards while marching and singing Happy Days Are Here Again. Mrs. Harry Rash was recognized as president and delivered the keynote.
Humboldt Women's Club opens its fall season with a 2 30 p m fashion show in the Humboldt bank community room. Thirteen club women and nine children model. Social committee includes officers Mimis, A J Zuzzio president Lillian Leabow Bernard Tinkler and Robert Wulf. Door hostesses Mines Charles Fussman H R Williams Lloyd Moon and E R Williams. A floral arrangement door prize. Club organized in 1925 has 80 members.
Murray Hill School held a PTA meeting in the gymnasium where Melvin Owen the principal and fifth grade teachers outlined the new fifth grade program and six grade block teachers plus Owen described the third year departmentalized program. The prescription program for small group needs was highlighted along with a social studies overview for all grades. Cub Scout Troop 100 presented the flag and Rev. Gordon Norris gave the invocation. Doyle McKinney PTA president explained and the PTA approved for submission to the state legislature an eight point program for equalization of property tax burdens for school funding. Buford Fisher superintendent proposed the eight point plan.
Social calendar listings show multiple clubs and meetings scheduled Monday October 16 and Tuesday October 17 at various venues including Tioga Hotel First Christian Church Memorial Building and North Malcolm Community Center. Notable items include Duplicate Bridge Club Shakespeare Club St Cecelia Music Club Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Chanute Country Club and Rainbow for Girls with times from 1:18 p.m. to 9:30 a.m. and venues across Neosho Chanute and nearby locales.
Otterbein United Methodist Church circles study missions and adjust to changing times during October meetings. Martha Circle led by Mrs. Mayme Hamilton discussed Living in Change Without Fear with scripture readings by Mrs. Vera Creamer and Grace Boman. Esther Circle studied missions in Rhodesia, Thailand, Brazil, and Japan led by Mrs. Raymond Fickel with group singing and afternotes on Thanksgiving plans and fund-raising efforts.
Scout News reports Jamie Irwin elected chair of the Episcopal Church float committee on Oct 9. Cadette Girl Scouts plan a Veterans Day parade float. Masquerade skating party set for Oct 30. Jill Mueller demonstrated hand axe use and care. Liana Sauders and Susan Wilson served refreshments.
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