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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1966
Page
3
Betty Williams notes ham remains the Easter centerpiece with bone in or boneless options and fully cooked or cook before eating varieties. The piece covers cuts, prices, glazing steps, garnishes, and side dish pairings plus a cherry glaze recipe from the National Live Stock and Meat Board.
St Patrick’s Altar Society held its circles in homes Wednesday with study on New Liturgy of the Catholic Church and plans for the year. St Christopher circle met at 816 S Evergreen with seven members. St Jude at 410 S Rutter with eleven. St Teresa at 616 S Malcolm with nine attended. St Jane’s at 1603 W 14th St planned white elephant sale. St Rose at 946 S Highland. Heritage room hosted St Elizabeth with a garage sale planned for May. May meeting invites sack lunch.
The Chanute Gem and Mineral Society held its second silversmithing demonstration by R E Williams at the Memorial Building Federation room. Fifteen members attended as plans were made for a field trip on April 24.
Mrs. D A Finney led Lenten readings at the Wednesday WSCS meeting in the First Methodist Church fellowship hall. Special music by Mrs. Geiger with accompaniment by Mrs. McCune. President Jenkins awarded membership pins to Geiger and David for service.
Tribune notices list events for April including a luncheon at Carpenters' Hall at 12 30 p.m final details for Miriam Circle Rebekah Lodge IOOF hall 7 30 p.m Senior Citizens Memorial Building covered dish lunch 8 30 a.m rides by calling HE 1 1992 Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a.m. Bridge at Country Club 1 30 p.m Interdenominational Good Friday Service First Methodist Church 12 to 3 p.m.
New officers installed at the Chaincomers meeting at the First National Bank community room. President Mrs. Paul Ediger and fellow officers include Vice President Mrs. Phillip Embry Secretary Mrs. Gerald Taylor Treasurer Mrs. Larry Baker Historian Mrs. Earl DeVries. The event was led by Mrs. Floyd Naff. A coffee social is planned for April 21 at 9 30 at Mrs. Gordon Bender’s home. Refreshments were served to 11 members and guests by Mrs. Norman Sorenson and Mrs. William Schultz.
The Friendly Thimble Club held a Wednesday gathering at 1106 N Steuben with seven members in attendance. Mrs Margaret Taylor led devotions in the president’s absence as members read Bible verses and crafted Easter hats.
United Presbyterian Women met in circles on Wednesday to study Jonah in Ninevah. Circle 1 met at 204 E 9th with nine members. Circle 5 met at 815 S Evergreen with 20 members. Circle 4 gathered at 812 Evergreen with 14 members. An April 20 general meeting was announced with speaker John Kirkwood.
Members are asked to bring towels for the charity box ahead of the next meeting chaired by Mrs Braschler.
4-H members enrolled in the room improvement project met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Irvin Lassman at 909 N. Allen. Four 4-H'ers described plans to improve rooms. Nancy Zumalt discussed carpet choices and Diane Lassman demonstrated a vacuum cleaner and floor polisher. The group discussed lamp and shade selection and the county room improvement tour set for April 23. For the April 26 meeting with Julie Brune, participants will list planned improvements and measure rooms and furniture to scale.
A weary truck driver in Mt. Vernon went to a theater, fell asleep, and was locked inside until 12:49 a.m. Redford Cherry of Bowling Green Ky called police. Theater employee Ralph Pavitt used a key to unlock the door. Cherry thanked the staff and left.
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian church held multiple group meetings Wednesday. Group 6 met at 921 W. 9th with seven members and one guest Mrs. Donneta Kimball. lessons led by Mrs. Howard Alger and devotions by Mrs. Duane Moyer.
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church installed officers for the coming year at a Wednesday program led by Mrs. Dale Sneeringer. New officers include Mrs. W. G. Arthur president and other roles such as interpretation, leadership development, conference, program, and hospitality. A mother-daughter tea is set for April 24.
Community items from Chanute Kansas feature short briefs on local events, public notices, and happenings around the town as reported on page three of the April 7 1966 edition.
An advertisement for Galaxon claims rapid fat reduction without a prescription. It promises easy swallowing tablets, a $3.00 price, and a full refund guarantee if not satisfied by returning the package to a druggist. The copy is garbled but pushes weight loss claims and a money-back offer.
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