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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1971
Page
3
Dear Heloise shares a cleanup trick using a tall skinny percolator brush wrapped in cloth to clean dust and grime from patio wrought iron furniture. Detergent suds on a cloth assist stubborn spots while avoiding messy re-dusting after drying.
Officers were elected for the Association of Women Students at Neosho County Community Junior College Monday. Toni Umbarger noted club goals for the year. Elected: Mary Coy vice president Nancy Pillot secretary Carol Walters treasurer Sharon Mertens Student Senate representative with Patty Fox as alternate. Fox named May calendar girl. Mertens McKinney Coy Ward named to membership drive. powder puff basketball game discussed.
The Berean Sunday School class of Grant Avenue Baptist Church met at Highland Park for a wiener roast Tuesday. Raymond York led devotions on Forgetting the Past and Looking Ahead. Rev. Deane Endicott and York offered prayers. Irwin Umbarger presided over the business session and an offering was taken for Love Inc. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs Reynolds Huffman and Mr. and Mrs Warren Babcock. About 40 people attended with five guests.
Mrs. Larry Dickerson is new supervisor and Mrs. Ed Logsdon her assistant for the Women's Arts and Crafts program at the Central Park building. The Chanute Safari Recreation and Parks Commission hosts sessions on the first and third Mondays from 9 am to noon with a 50 cent fee per participant. A December crafts fair is planned and community help is welcomed. the group requests various recyclables and craft scraps.
Classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or before 9 a m on Saturdays receive same day service. Display style classifieds must be submitted by 12 noon the prior day. For placement dial 431 4100.
Chanute Culture Club distributed yearbooks at a morning coffee in Tioga Hotel Pine Room. Theme “Communication, the Key to Culture” was discussed by Mrs. D A Finney. Members heard bon voyage wishes as Europe tour looms. notes were sent to honorary member Mrs. Ford Johnson. Regular club year begins Oct 5.
Stark United Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service elects officers chaired by Mrs. Charles Hill Jr with Mrs. Merle Schooley as vice president and Mrs. Roland Kelsey as secretary. Officers include Mrs. Elmer Owen treasurer and chairmen for Christian social relations, spiritual growth, membership, local church activities, program materials, nominations, and missionary education.
Fredonia United Methodist Church hosted a planning session for Twin Valley Parish with about 100 representatives from member churches. Rev. Ed Manherz announced Lay Witness Mission set for November 12 to 14. Twin Valley Parish spans United Methodist churches in New Albany Toronto High Prairie Altoona Benedict Buffalo Coyville Fall River and Fredonia.
Cosmetologist Affiliate 56 met at the Recreation and Parks Commission office in Wichita to discuss life insurance plans for cosmetologists. Richard Long presented on insurance options. The State Wheat Belt Show is set for October 2 to 4 in Wichita, and the local affiliate plans a regular meeting October 4 at the Memorial Building.
Vilas Lutheran Church women met at Mrs Lennea Carlson home for a lesson Not As Man Seeth led by Mrs Arthur Solomonson on the lives and work of the apostles with references I Samuel 16 7 and Matthew 10 1 4 A roll call noted missions Mrs Charles Doudna president conducted business and read a poem Pass It On Plans were announced for the 10th annual Lutheran Church Women convention at Rock Springs Ranch and a Vilas church dinner for senior members was scheduled for Sept 26 Refreshments were shared by ten members and a guest Mrs Emma Johnson
Monday events include Duplicate Bridge at Home Savings Lounge at 7 15 p m. Past Presidents Parley at American Legion Memorial Building 6 50 p m. Rebekah lodge at IOOF Hall at 7 00 p m. Chanute Cycle Club at the track 7 0 p m. Women’s Arts and Crafts at Central Park building 9 a m to noon. Ladies of Elks dinner 6 0 p m with meeting 7 30 p m. Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 9 30 a m in hospital conference room.
Mrs. Margaret Rausch becomes president with Kay Faulkner as secretary treasurer and Mrs. Kenneth Cummings as reporter. Yearbooks discussed at a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. David Gibson’s home 1222 Washington. Activities planned. hostesses chosen. mystery sister names drawn. Mrs. Gibson served refreshments to 12 members.
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