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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1972
Page
3
A collage of Dear Heloise style tips and reader submissions. Notes give lunch packing tactics for husbands, household routines, and humorous quips about exercises with vacuum attachments. Includes a playful jab about a reader claiming brilliance for coupon habits.
Jaycees plan the March of Dimes drive in January with Mrs. John Fitzmorris and Mrs. Steve Markley as co chairs Captains include Mies Carl Larcom Paul Kennedy Harry Carlson and Tom Stevenson Public service releases will promote Halloween safety Mrs Ed Kirkman leads the effort After a flower display demonstration at Hans Flowers the group met in Safari West community room A report notes nine toys were taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital Next month Mrs Steve Turner leads the project Mrs Tom Tiegreen chairs a Christmas cards project by mentally retarded men the Tiegreens hosted with Mrs Denning and Mrs Kirkman co-hostesses to 13 members.
Mrs. Irwin Lassman led a history lesson on opera titled Opera and You at the home of Mrs. Ralph Henley Jr. She explained opera terms, offered listening tips and attire guidance, and narrated stories from three operas Aida Carmen and Amahl and the Night Visitors with excerpts played. Fourteen members and two guests attended with refreshments served by Mrs. Ralph Ellis.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church explored migrant workers with a lesson titled Fruits Vegetables and People. Mrs Art Holmes narrated aided by Mrs Helen Reese with a film strip, posters by faith and justice class members.
Linda Schultz will wed Timothy Crowe of Tallahassee Florida on October 21. Miscelaneous shower hosted by Mrs Glen Ashley and Linda Ashley at Chanute Country Club featured blue and white decor and 16 guests including the honoree's mother Mrs Ebur Schultz. In Wichita another shower hosted by Mrs Greg Wright included Gamma Phi Beta sorority members, of which Miss Schultz is an alumna.
Deadline reminders and meeting notices list multiple groups. Women’s Safari Golf Association at Safari Golf Course offers three start times. Homemakers units host sessions with named leaders. Sororities Theta Kappa and Alpha Chi plan evening activities. Church groups and Baptist circles meet at various local addresses with 1:30 p.m. or 2 p.m. start times.
Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit held elections with Mrs. Gordon Barker as president and officers including vice president Mrs. Norman Koch and secretary Mrs. John Walters. The meeting featured a lesson on antiques and a display of personal antiques. Refreshments were served to members and guest Mrs. Clella Null of Seal Beach California.
Stark The children of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Carlson hosted an open house at Friends church basement to honor their parents 40th wedding anniversary. The Carlsons married October 2 1932 at Friends church with Harold Selleck officiating.
Laurel Mothers Club finalizes arrangements for the fall luncheon on Oct. 26 for mothers clubs. Members met with Mrs. Joe Jones at 1318 S. Hishland to plan decorations and appointments, while Mrs. John Howard auctioned baked goods and Mrs. Crownover received the door prize. Mrs. Kenneth Simmons co hosted with 12 members and two guests.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hansen of Lynch Nebraska announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Leonard R Hopper son of Mr and Mrs S L Hopper of Sol W 3rd A March wedding is planned Karen Hansen will graduate in December from Kansas State University with a BS in wildlife biology Leonard Hopper also earned a BS in fisheries and wildlife biology from Kansas State this year
Business and Professional Women showcased hobbies at the Tioga Hotel led by Ruth Shannon and the membership committee. Marie Gibson directed songs with Edna Petterson on piano, Vesta Lightfoot conducted the flag salute, and plans for a national BPW event and the Oct 22 Pittsburg conference were announced. A Safari Museum tour is slated for the next BPW meeting.
Past presidents of the United Transportation Union Auxiliary shared a luncheon in the home of Mrs. George Wilson at 1113 S. Santa Fe. After lunch and a business session led by president Mrs. Wilson, members visited and sewed decorative handiwork.
Mickey Andrew, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Taylor of Buffalo, was born on October 8.
A reader writes to Ann Landers praising his mother as a remarkable, unsung figure who raised 15 children, endured hardship, and inspired faith. The letter lauds her humor, resilience, and integrity while noting she will never seek glory or recognition.
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