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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1971
Page
3
A Kalama teen column reprints a Tiger Tattler fantasy detailing a teen killed in a car crash. The piece follows a 17 year old narrator who recounts the lure of driving, the crash, the mangled body, and the family’s grief, urging safer choices and bus use.
Mrs. Gerald Thompson reviewed The Disciplines of Life by W Raymond Edman at the Westview Baptist Church Round Table held at Mrs. Paul Morris home 327 West 6th on a Wednesday morning. The discussion covered disciplines of discipleship decision defense desire and disability with prayer calendars for missionaries and refreshments served to 12 members.
Merry Mothers met at Mrs. Terry Murphy's home to discuss yearlong programs led by Mrs. Raymond Boone. The group plans collecting items for a St Paul home and for the Red Cross crafts corps while preparing for a fall luncheon, a member husband wiener roast, and a yearbook distribution.
The issue lists social events for Sept 14 and 15 including golf by Ladies Day at Chanute Country Club with a 10 am start and 1 15 pm session, textile painting at North Malcolm, various Eastern Star chapters, church groups, and women’s groups with meeting times and locations across Chanute.
Big Creek Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service elected officers on Sept. 7 with Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt as president and Mrs. Whaley as treasurer. A patio sale titled Antiques Unique and Elegant Junk is planned for Sept. 29, plus a spiritual retreat Sept. 28 at Camp Chippawa and an officers’ training session Oct. 21 at Fort Scott.
A Vilas Homebuilders Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at Mrs. Paul Morris home featured a nutrition lesson by Mrs. Dwight Olson titled The Basic Four for Go Growth and Grow. The group discussed meals with foods from all groups and energy needs.
John and Mrs. Kramer of Galesburg welcome Bryan Lynn born September 2. Bernard and Mrs. Hardin Jr. of 910 South Malcolm welcome Cindy Kay born September 6. James and Mrs. Woods of Humboldt welcome Marcie Rennee born September 8.
Penny and Buck share how they cook from scratch once a week with kids watching and enjoying. Heloise encourages creative cooking and small kitchen adventures, while Ruthie Litke explains an affordable bedroom makeover using painted furniture, fabric scraps, and simple decor.
The Zion Lutheran Ladies Circle held a meeting titled A Look at Family Devotions led by Mrs. Frank Oelke. Members donated to the local Red Cross Crafts Corps and the Lutheran Teachers College scholarship fund in River Forest Illinois. Ten duty bags for servicemen were prepared and Christmas gifts planned for the Rev. James Larson family in New Guinea and the Melvin Schroeder family in Hong Kong.
Members of the Devoted Mothers Club gathered at the home of Mrs. Virgil Criser Eric for a meeting to receive yearbooks. Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss presided, business was conducted, and roll calls covered summer activities. An invitation to the fall luncheon on Oct. 14 was read. coffee was served to 20 members.
The Christian Women's Fellowship at the First Christian Church heard a program titled The Three Romes with commentary by Mrs. Max Deweese and slides. Devo tions were led by Mrs. Kelly Snipes. Circle 3 hosted 46 members as hostesses.
Victory Extension Homemakers Unit held a lesson on truth in advertising at Mrs. Homer Waggoner's home. Mrs. Waggoner led the business session as vice president and 17 members attended. They planned to join the EHU Swap Shop on Oct. 1 at Erie and will fill a duty bag for a service member in Viet Nam.
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