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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1968
Page
3
Dear Ann Landers shares a high school social grievance about teenage girls feeling overlooked by boys at dances. The writer urges more considerate behavior from boys and values plain girls who aren’t the most popular. The column confirms copyright concerns.
Mr and Mrs James Cooper receive 25 year pins at Sorghum Valley Grange meeting in Grange hall. Lewis Cline county deputy presents pins and installs new officers. Mas ter E W Maxwell outlines Grange aims. Readings by Roy Mc Millen Mrs E W Maxwell and Mr and Mrs Quinten Anderson accompany group singing. Wilson County Grange to meet at Fredonia on Nov 7. Belleview Grange officers to be installed in Lafontaine on Nov 13. next meeting Nov 20.
The Chanute Tribune lists Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as editor with Wayne J. Smith as advertising manager. Leon Dixon is carrier supervisor and the paper prints local AP articles under Associated Press license.
Dear Heloise shares a butter on toast technique using a stick of oleo for even coating without a knife. Also suggests a cheaper breading mix of cracker crumbs and flour for frying meats, plus a lighthearted train wreck anecdote about two women admiring nylon net creations.
The Monday Study Club gathered in Independence with 15 members attending. A Wig's Restaurant lunch preceded a tour of the Independence Art Museum. The November meeting is set for Mrs. Ann Forsyth's home.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meets Memorial Building at 7 30 p.m. Builders Class at First Presbyterian Church parlor also 7 30. Fairfield Grange meets at Fairfield School at 5 p.m. Past Matrons Club Sunflower chapter hosted by Mrs Howard Carder R 4 7 30 p.m. Electa Club at 511 N Evergreen 7 30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club meets North Malcolm Community Center 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club at Home Savings lounge 7 15 p.m. Athenaeum hosted by Mrs Nellie Sloman 313 S Wilson.
The Christian Culture Class at First Baptist Church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Dean Geeding hosting. Mrs. Nina Jackson presided while Mrs. Fred Mullen led the opening prayer. After a business session six birthday offerings were collected. Mrs. Nellie Dickinson spoke on the history of Halloween. Twelve members attended.
The Neosho County Republican Women's Club hosted a tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris for wives of political figures. About 150 attendees heard greetings from Mrs. Harman, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Canard, and Mrs. Baumgardner while Mr. Harris, a state representative candidate, welcomed guests at 1202 West Second Avenue.
Twelve members attended the Tuesday afternoon Sorosis Club meeting with hostess Mrs. Velma Stemple. Devotions were by Mrs. I. E. Trussell and a lesson on The Boy Who Wouldn't Talk from Guideposts magazine was given by Mrs. Claude Wanamaker. Guest was Mrs. David Olson. Next gathering set with Mrs. A. C. Wink.
Merry Mothers Club met Thursday with Mrs. Charles Sesher at 326 West Fifth. Mrs. George Dickerhoof was co hostess. Christmas ideas were exchanged and it was announced that items for the hospital auxiliary bazaar should be at Mrs. Gary Bowles home before 9 30 a m on November 7.
A reader lists five Bible quiz questions covering topics from Matthew 6:7 to Luke 14:1 5 and Revelation 6 4 with a note on a self graded result stating four correct. The page reflects a devotional or quiz column style from a historical newspaper.
Instructions urge readers to call their Tribune carrier and provide an after hours dial number HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. If the carrier cannot be reached, readers should use the alternative contact.
The Delta Study Club met Thursday at 920 W 9th with 13 members. Mrs Al Thompson delivered the lesson on law and order while Mrs Gus Nelson opened with the Club Collect. Refreshments followed. next meeting on November 14 with Mrs Robert Pennington.
Past Noble Grands Club met Friday at the home of Ethel and Gertrude Stevens 923 West Main. Mrs John Ogles bee presided as the business session opened. Ethel Stevens gave devotions from Wings of Silver. Gertrude Stevens presented a story Changing Halloween by Jessie Mathers. Sixteen members attended with December as next meeting.
Fourteen members of the Autumn Mothers Club met Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lee Osborn and co-hostesses Mrs. Floyd May and Mrs. Charles Winfrey organized the event. Mrs. Alex Mih spoke on China's art and changing culture. Mrs. John Zimmerman won the door prize. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Edwin Hartman at 112 South Western.
Jerry Steele and Harold Stroud explained instructional television at the Holly Mothers Club Thursday afternoon. Hostess Mrs W Fred Bower assisted by Mrs Wayman Dunlap and Mrs D L Davidson. Fifteen members and three guests attended. door prize won by Mrs James Lusk. Silent auction set for Nov 14 at Mrs Richard Cooper’s home.
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