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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1972

Page

3

Kansan Teaches 25 Years in Germany Before Retiring

Ruby Anderson, after 25 years in teaching and serving as principal in U S Army Germany schools, retires. She previously taught 23 years in Hutchinson and Neodesha. Selected among 60 U S teachers to staff overseas, she faced Starting a new school with minimal supplies and used personal luggage items to begin classroom work.

Ruby Anderson Germany C. J Andy” Anderson Williard Pearson V Corps Kansan Department of the Army C. J. Anderson Anderson Miss Anderson Hutchinson Neodesha Army of Occupation Nashville Tenn United States U.S

Annual Yockey Family Reunion Honors 128th Anniversary

The Yockey family reunion at Central Park Building marked the 128th wedding anniversary of David and Eliza Yockey. Tim Yockey of Humboldt was re elected president with 53 relatives attending, including six first cousins and ten second cousins. next reunion planned for Aug. 19, 1973, at Central Park Building.

David Eliza Yockey Tim Yockey Humboldt Central Park Building

Women’s Lib Myths Faulted by California Leaders

AP reports a San Francisco symposium on women in the economy features Liz Carpenter Sylvia Porter and Lynda Johnson Robb debunking myths about the movement. They challenge ideas that women are emotional shoppers face high absenteeism or that men dislike female bosses.

SAN Francisco Liz Carpenter Sylvia Porter Lynda Johnson Robb Mrs. Carpenter Lady Bird Johnson California Massa

Complexion and nationality spark reader letters

A letter exchange discusses race and identity, noting that complexion no longer defines nationality. The writer cites examples of light skinned "Negro" people and praises progressive editors in southern papers. Another letter defends casual jeans for students and shifts focus from fashion costs to academics.

Letters discuss values over fashion in college culture

Southeast Asia, Africa, the U S and Canada write to Ann Landers about learning and exchanging ideas. They dismiss clothes as unimportant while noting patched jeans reflect creativity. The Montreal Gazette exchanges praise casual style but warns against sloppy appearance and excessive grooming.

McGill University Southeast Asia U. S Canada Paris London Ann Wini Montreal Gazette Doll

Leamona Unit Studies Pollution and Community Action

Six Leamona Extension Homemakers met at Mrs. Neal Heilman's home to discuss pollution solutions. The lesson "Ecological Decisions in the Home" emphasized individual and community action to fight pollution and featured Lois Carlson as a guest.

Leamona Extension Homemakers Unit Neal Heilman Savenburg Lois Carlson

Face Painting Lesson For Sorority Held At Kennedy Home

The Iota Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Sandy Kennedy's home to hold a regular meeting. Pat Briley of Humboldt was chosen to represent the club as Valentine Queen for the international organization. Members will meet at Santa Fe Park on September 30 at 8 p.m. Kennedy gave a lesson on painting the person, demoing skin cleansing and makeup application using members as models.

Iota Alpha Beta Sigma Phi Sandy Kennedy Lincoln Pat Briley Humboldt Santa Fe Park Kennedy Usig

Crafts Display For Chaincomers Open House Notice

Chaincomers Welcome Wagon Club showcased crafts at Mrs. Gary Kilgore home 303 N Kansas. Mrs. Michael Bailey president led session Sidney Haslett elected secretary Bailey urged Oct 5 open house Day Care Center. Oct 3 7 30 p.m. wrought iron and ceramics party at First National Bank community room refreshments by Mrs Kilgore and Judy Cross.

Chaincomers Welcome Wagon Club Gary Kilgore Kansas Michael Bailey Sidney Haslett Bailey Ben Dunlap First National Bank Kilgore Judy Cross

Ozark Tour Reported by Rainbow Extension Unit

Members of Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit heard a report on the Ozarks tour at the home of Mrs. Jay Klinginsmith. Mrs. Lanah Wilson and Mrs. Iva Fackler discussed activities while Mrs. Lois Carlson spoke on township elections for the new extension council. The lesson on George Washington Carver was presented by Mrs. Beaulah Johnson. Roll call referenced taxes.

Rainbow Extension Homemakers Unit Ozarks Jay Klinginsmith N. Steuben Lanah Wilson Iva Fackler Lois Carlson Extension Council Beaulah Johnson George Washington Carver

Carpeting Lesson Guides Town and Country Unit

Town and Country Extension Unit meets at Mrs. Jenkings home with co hostesses and a guest. Mrs. Ervin Brune explains impacts of new County Extension Council law. Members plan cakes for Bloodmobile visit and discuss carpet selection tips, fiber content, moisture barriers, pad quality, and flammability rules for home furnishings.

EHU Robert Jenkins Richard Goodnough Gene Mugrage Ervin Brune County Extension Council

Social Calendar Events for Sept 26 28

Social calendar listings show local clubs and meetings from Tuesday Sept 26 to Thursday Sept 28. Activities include Ladies Day golf Chanute Country Club and multiple Eastern Star chapters meeting evenings, plus garden and homemaker groups and church circles at various addresses.

Chanute Country Club Chanute Textile Paint Club North Maegee Community Center Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple First Baptist Church Paul Patterson S. Grant Vashti North Malcolm O Community Center

Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You

Phone script urges readers to call their Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed or impossible to reach, providing a contact number 431-3400 and a time reference at 5 30 p.m.

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Reader tips and home hacks in Heloise column

Letters offer a wood floor repair using walnut or pecan meat to erase scratches and a scarf refashion idea from smoke rings. A hot pie cooling on a window sill is praised, while a jab at dieting appears. Classified ad deadlines and contact number are noted.

Crystal Thomas Heloise Joan Falco

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Yockey Frankfurt Elementary School No. 2 Europe Asia Russia India Africa C. J. Andersons Calcutta Ruby Andy Chaute Neosho Valley Arts Council By Jeannine Yeomans Associated Press Madeline Mixer U.S. Department of Labor Susan Davies Ann Landers Greece England New Orleans World Citizen Citizen St. Louis Post-Disatch Louisville Times Atlanta. Journal St. Petersburg Times Greenville Mississippi Delta - Democrat Leamona Unit Carlson Fairfield School Red Cross Unit Town and Country Central Park Paul Thomas Love Inc Artists Alley Billy LaRue Women’s Safari Golf Association Safari Golf Course Sunflower Extension Homemakers Unit V. C. Steele S. Kansas St. Mary and St. Margaret K. Jay Williams N. Forest Sweet Adelines W. Elm United Presbyterian Women's Sewing Group Today's Mothers Club Don F. Beach S. Tennessee Grant's Chapel National Bank Hotel Tioga Taffetas E. Main Idea Shop Lola, Ks Chanute
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