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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
3
Reader questions parody a late 20th century column about boundary setting with a future mother in law on a honeymoon and a five year diary exposed by a cousin. Advice from Ann Landers covers romance boundaries, privacy, and constructive anger outlets.
Relatives attending the first Yockey reunion 50 years ago gathered again Sunday at Central Park Building. Eleven named attendees joined a basket dinner with 63 friends and relatives. Officers were re elected: Tim Yockey president Bill Thomas vice president Mary Anne Langdon secretary Nadine Whitworth treasurer.
Readers share simple frugal ideas from Heloise columns. A grandmother notes making personalized bookmarks from school photos using construction paper, glue, clear plastic sheets, and ribbons for grandparents. The item travels well and can be updated yearly with new pictures.
Mrs. Ron Poor and her son Scott of Neosho Missouri were honored guests at a coffee hosted by Mrs. Dennis DeMeritt in Chanute with Mrs. Walter Poor as co host. Scott Bradley Poor was born July 28. The Poors are former Chanute residents and Ron Poor was connected with the Bank of Commerce here. Also present was Mrs. Pack St Clair Neodesha a former Chanute resident.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church members attended a Women’s Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs. Buford Sherbenou who outlined a scholarship refit program for students pursuing religious careers. A trio sang, Colleen and Karen Webber received the offering, slides on Alaska work were shown, and 65 members plus guests were served refreshments.
A farewell program and ice cream social at Westview Baptist Church honored the Rev. David Blase and his family. He will conduct final services Sunday and relocate to Paris Texas to become pastor of Spring Lake Baptist Church. About 150 members attended and presented a silver tea service.
Community calendar lists World War I Barracks event at Thayer City Park 6 30 p.m. Duplicats Bridge Club at Home Savings Loaner 7 15 p.m. Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7 30 p.m. Westview Baptist Church Women s Missionary Society 7 30 p.m. Cosmetology Club at Brethren Church 7 30 p.m. Chamber of Commerce office 7 30 p.m.
At the Morehead picnic in Cherryvale, guests enjoyed a basket dinner and ceremonies naming oldest guest Mrs. Mabel Morris, youngest Karen Ellis, and longest married couple Mr. and Mrs. Guy Campbell. Earl Ellis led a re-election as president, with other officers chosen. Attendees hailed from Cherryvale Thayer Wamego and Morehead, and next year’s gathering is set for the last Sunday in August.
Hollywood California AP reports the film Hollywood! Hollywood! will begin production next year and will include the era’s great songs from the 1930s. The movie will weave in background from four decades ago relevant to the 1970s.
Neosho County Extension Council weighs a second bus for the September 14 15 Ozarks trip. County home economist Lois Carlson reports one bus loaded and a waiting list for more reservations. To fill a second bus 15 to 20 more bookings needed. Tour includes the Passion Play in Eureka Springs Ark. Send reservations and a $5 deposit to the Erie Extension Council office by September 8.
A play was presented for the American Baptist Women's Society at the First Baptist Church in the church parlor. Mrs. A A Frischenmeyer led the lesson and presented Five Candy Bars by Janine Moody with help from Mrs. J C Sanders Homer Waggoner Earl Grogan and Jack Hunt. Mrs. Bernard Wyatt led devotions from Micah 6 1 6 and closing prayer was the poem Use Me. Mrs. Wilma Hutchison opened with song as Mrs. Sanders accompanied. Mrs. J K Hale was welcomed as a member and Mrs. Palmer Forslund led the business session. Frank Coble reviewed the love gift history and dedication Romans 1 5 then the society voted to give a monetary gift to the operating fund. Mrs. Richard Worley reported on White Cross projects and members voted to meet the Overland White Cross quota.
The Past Officers Club of Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jerusalem elected officers at Nathan Hole home. Mildred Hargrove named president and Joe Wasser co president. William Smittle secretary. Helen Leavitte retired president. 17 members attended. A Halloween party is set for Oct 30. Mrs. Hole honored for birthday with cake by Mrs. Leavitt.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church held a pollution lesson led by Mrs. John McMeekin, using the article Environmental Pollution and the Earth Day Is Every Day sheets. A film Nature’s Half Acre was shown, Psalm 104 was read, and prayers offered as part of the program.
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