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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1971
Page
3
High school seniors Rebecca Hutchens and Patricia Hurst from Thayer are named among Who's Who in High School Dramatics. Both are members of International Thespian Troupe 3301 with Miss Hurst serving as troupe president this year and active in speech contests and school plays.
Social notes request calendar coverage within 48 hours and wedding photos within seven days. Monday features Duplicate Bridge, Past Matrons Club, Builders Class, Fairfield Grange, VFW Auxiliary events plus a covered dish dinner. Neosho JC student Miss Hutchens pursues dramatics with senior class president duties. Thayer HS dramatics noted. Mrs Roberta Hutchens cited as coach.
Buffalo Blue Bird Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star conferred degrees for a candidate at Masonic Hall on Wednesday. A member was received by affiliation. Mrs. Lila Houston and W. D. Hempen presided. Friendship night slated for Oct. 27 with invitations read from Mist toe Chapter Oct. 5 Coffeyville Oct. 7 Progress Chapter Parsons Oct. 4 and Sunflower Chapter Chanute Oct. 12. Refreshments by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orendorff and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ambrose.
Dear Heloise recounts a single day of mishaps from dental woes to failing divinity and popcorn candy, then finds humor and resilience. A reader, an Oldster, shares a tip about lining the coffee basket with white facial tissues to filter grounds.
The piece explains immersion foot a frostbite risk for soldiers in cold, damp conditions and long exposure to near freezing temps. It notes foot care is crucial, possible surgeries, and the term vagabond's diabetes arising from starvation and refeeding affecting insulin release in hospitalized patients.
Debra Russell was elected president of the High Prairie Pioneers at the September meeting. Elected officers include Karen Coltrain vice president Karol Blancett secretary Brenda Olson treasurer Gloria Hutchison reporter Hollye Olson parliamentarian and Steve Hull council representative. Sharon Frankenberg showed the film 4 H Happinesses during the event following a covered dish supper for members and their families.
Dear Ann Landers describes a middle aged man venting about his wife of 17 years. He cites weight gain lack of activity nagging and constant gossip as factors driving him toward considering separation. He asks for guidance while admitting many years of marital strain.
Circles at First Baptist Church met for study and devotion. Grace Hill Circle reviewed Love Story by Ralph R. Ott and prepared a Christmas serviceman bag. Marjorie Sharp Circle and Charlotte Worley Circle held sessions with guest attendees and discussed Jesus People and What Christ Means to Me. Members voted gifts for foreign and home missionaries.
Practical kitchen guidance from Dottie Wellington on preparing omelets with two eggs, water, butter, and a sloped nonstick skillet. Steps cover heating, beating, shaping, folding, and serving. includes timing cues and flipping technique for fluffy results.
Marsha Sue Dent married Richard Dean Jerome in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony at All Saints Catholic Church Wichita officiated by Rev. Paul Alderman. The bride, an honor graduate from Chanute High School and Neosho County Junior College, later earned a Kansas State College of Pittsburg degree. The groom teaches business at Carroll High School Wichita and also holds a KSC degree from 1971.
The Rev. Donald C. Bakely director of Cross-Lines in Kansas City will speak Sunday at the First Christian Church at 9 30 a m and at the First Baptist Church at 10 30 a m Cross-Lines supports an inner city program in Argentine Armourdale Greystone Heights and Rosedale and Roanoke and Westport areas with more than 200 volunteers assisting weekly The program is sponsored by the cooperative council as part of the Community Action Program of the anti poverty act Bakely moved to Kansas City in 1965 from Camden New Jersey where he was involved in inner city work During his Centenary Tabernacle pastorate youth participation rose from 70 to over a week
Mrs. Ralph Beach presented lamp history for Today's Mothers Club at Mrs. Ellis Riegle’s home 222 S Butter. She traced chimneys and burners to 1784 invention by Frenchman Aime Argand. Antique lamps shown included 14 pieces. oldest from Spain. President Mrs. Frank Hotchkiss led the meeting. eco hostess Mrs. Fred Johnston organized refreshments for 19 members and guest Mrs. Jim Whitworth of Auburn Washington.
Mrs. Sammy Vongvisith led a Wednesday session at Mrs. Ed Hackcroft’s home with co host Mrs. Kelly Snipes. The group discussed consumer and seller viewpoints on advertising and set chairmen reports due November 1. Swap Shop item for Erie on October 11 shown. officers to be nominated. Mrs. James Shea won the door prize. Nine members and two guests attended, Mrs. Ed Hartman and Mrs. Gil Shelton.
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