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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1972
Page
3
Dear Heloise recounts a hand puppet, the writing bear, used to teach sharing and patience to children. The bear provides practical lessons on cooperation, turning a simple toy into a teachable moment, with Mom’s voice replaced by the bear’s gentle guidance.
Readers share simple solutions to everyday problems. A mother uses adhesive backed paper to patch worn mattress covers, preserving cleanliness and longevity. A chef suggests finishing cupcakes with melted chocolate for a quick extra glaze. A tip details folding trousers on a hanger to prevent slips and damage.
Tuesday September 19 includes Chanute Gem and Mineral Society Don Mallory 4th W 4th 7 0 pm Elks Club Ladies day golf Chanute Country Club 1 a m Chanute Textile Paint Club North Malcolm Community Center 9 am to 4 pm Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant OOF Hall 8 pm Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple 6 30 pm Women s Division Chamber of Commerce Tioga Hotel luncheon noon Gram Avenue Baptist Church Circles Ruth Mrs Dean Strack R 3 7 16 pm Esther Mrs Earl Young Edith 7 30 pm Modern Study Club Mrs Robert Hamer 21 S Tennessee 2 pm Wednesday Sept 20 Women s Safari Golf Association Safari golf course 9 50 am 1 30 and 5 8 pm Foursquare Extension Homemakers Unit Mrs Verna Hudspeth 516 N Western 1 30 pm Theta Kappa Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Mrs Carol Binge Erie 7 30 pm Alpha Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Mrs Phil Brazil 1306 S Grant 7 30 pm United Presbyterian Women 2 pm Circles of Grant Avenue Baptist Church Dorcas Mrs Vernon Youngberg 201 N Lafayette 1 30 pm Hannah Mrs Deane Endicott 4145 W Walnut Circles of First Baptist Church Grace Hill Mrs Gus Thompson 907 S Rutter 1 30 pm Charlotte Worley Mrs W N Wiggans R 1 1 30 pm
Business and Professional Women met at the Tioga Hotel to discuss club projects. Mrs. Adeline Fortney led group singing with Mrs. Edna Peterson on piano while Mrs. Hazel Jenkis presided. Kay Groskinsky led the flag salute and club collect. New yearbooks were distributed and Jean Bilbe was introduced as a new member. National BPW Week was announced for October 15 to 21.
A 16 year old male writes to Ann Landers admitting shame and asking for discreet guidance about a supposed hernia caused by masturbation. The response questions the premise and urges seeking medical advice.
Mrs. Everett Faulkner led a Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers workshop at Mrs. Lola Kuykendall’s home using The Four Dreams of Man and a recording The Dramatic Story of Things To Come. The group discussed food freedom peace and dignity and planned future officer elections and training.
The Who's Who Study Club started its new year with a coffee at Mrs. Guy McKisson's home at 5178 Lincoln. Yearbooks were distributed and plans for the year outlined with Mrs. Robert Callon assisting. Ten members attended along with guest Mrs. Charles Hunger from Galesburg, IL.
Members of Earlton Extension Homemakers Unit joined a quiz on the county blood collection drive by the Neosho County Red Cross. At Mrs. Raymond Fickel's home the group approved donating items to the Red Cross canteen kitchen and heard a citizenship lesson featuring the great seal.
Grant Avenue Baptist Church Berean Class hosted a wiener roast at Highland Park led by Rev. Deane Endicott with devotions on Faith referencing Stephen. Thirty one members and guests attended the event with class members participating in the discussion.
Xi Delta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Ralph Barclay home to discuss questions children pose and how to answer. Ms Barclay announced the convention October 6 to 8 in Kansas City Missouri. Members discussed Centennial Year event plans and a September progressive dinner.
New citizens announced include Daniella Jo Gomez daughter of Wayne and Mrs. Gomez Bass Sr. of 1606 S Evergreen born September 5 Justin Dale son of Duane Reno of Piqua born September 10 and Clint Wade son of Lewis and Mrs. Dillon of R 3 born September 12.
First United Methodist Church circles discuss today’s students in higher education. Ruth Circle and Martha Circle hear lessons on Romans and education. WSCS plans Oct sessions and notes 15 members plus guest. Activities include saving shop duties and poetry readings at Westview Addition.
Diane Snender elected president of Royster Junior High School Kayeites for the school year. Betsy Steele, Linda Fox, Martha Johnson chosen as vice president secretary and treasurer. The meeting featured a mission lesson by Mrs. John McMeekin and a large banner reading Bloom where you were planted.
Round Table of Westview Baptist Church heard a review of The Christian Woman in the Christian Home by Wilda Fancher. Mrs Ralph Henley cited the author urging that the home be a refuge and haven while stressing God will guiding family life and exertions to shield children from harmful influences. 13 members attended.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gene Dodson hosted a birthday party for their daughter Kimberly Jean at the Safari West recreation room. Guests included third grade classmates from Lincoln School and their teacher Mrs Betty Thompson. Special guests were Kimberlys sister Kari Dodson grandparents Mr and Mrs Cle ver Clark and great aunt Mrs Tommy Butler.
The Up and Atom 4H Club gathered 51 attendees for a night of programs. Jack Colburn demonstrated soil testing while Mrs. Edwin Hartman spoke on clothing and Mrs. Harold Seefeldt explained new highway signs.
Laurel Mothers Club met at Mrs. Jim Spilman's home for a cookout. Twelve members and a guest attended. roll call revealed secret sisters from the past year and names were drawn for the new secret sister courtesies. Door prize went to Mrs. Pat Simmons.
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