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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
3
A Hungarian themed dish featuring a ham and cauliflower casserole with paprika sour cream and cheeses. Parboiled cauliflower mixed with cornflake crumbs and ham plus green pepper is baked with Cheddar and Parmesan, garnished with paprika and green pepper strips. Serve with salad bread and milk.
Kayettes choose two delegates and two alternates for the Rock Springs Ranch leadership camp in August. Delegates Paulette Boyer and Lois Slater, alternates Beverly Hupp and Delores Ogle. Mrs. Virgil Akins staff sponsor serves sixth year. Committees plan the April 28 Mother-Daughter Tea themed April Showers Bring May Flowers. Wilma Van Winkle chairs steering committee. Club shipped 116 pounds of nylon stockings to Los Angeles for shipment to Japan to aid women's livelihoods. original goal was 40 pounds.
Here & There notes that the Vilas LCW met Sunday at Vilas Bethel Lutheran Church after a covered dish dinner. Margaret Anderson presented a program on Lutheran World Federation. The group plans a May 8 banquet for Midway school seniors.
Community groups list meetings for April 10 1963 including United Presby Women Debs Judy Ricketts at 1010 p Tioga Inn 6 48 p Sunflower Chapter CES Mi Temple 8 p and various clubs at local churches Hutton PTA and Circle meetings note babysitting and quilt activities plus American Legion Auxiliary dinner and St Cecilia Music Club event with multiple host addresses in Neosho area.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson of 701 S. Santa Fe observed their Golden wedding with open house on Sunday April 7. About 150 guests signed the register. Hosts were their three children L A Vecchi Minneapolis Kenneth Anderson Needles and Ernest Anderson Lincoln. Nine grandchildren and one great grandchild attended. A three tier gold cake and gold decor highlighted the event. Out of town guests and many relatives came from Topeka Kansas City Minneapolis and Needles.
A cast of 90 pupils performed Rip Van Winkle at the Fairfield school during a Fairfield PTA meeting. Directed by Mrs. Robert Geiger, the show featured Tom Johnson as Rip and Lena Floyd as Dame Van Winkle with a full village cast and supporting roles by Martha Schultz Larry Holman Judith and young Rip de
The Cherryvale Union Choir presents Part II of Handel's Messiah Friday at 7 30 p m in the Cherryvale Methodist church. Soloists include Mrs Earl Unruh soprano Mrs Robert Sayers contralto Dave Shepard tenor Bill Shaw bass and Rev Bruce Brigden. Mrs Robert Cottom is organist and Mrs Bruce Brigden directs the choir.
The April meeting of Hutton PTA in the school auditorium featured Rev. Duff Wagoner giving the devotional. Mrs. Edward Billbe was re elected president with Mrs. Gerald Turner as vice president and Mrs. Robert Phillips as secretary and Mrs. Leo Herron as treasurer. First grade mothers served cookies and coffee after.
A reader asks about a husband’s secret smoking after quitting, another seeks guidance on breast enhancement for dating, and a student reports widespread cheating. Ann Landers condemns smoke covertness, cautions against drastic body changes, and urges reporting cheating without naming individuals.
Lawrence of Arabia led the 1962 Academy Awards with seven wins including best picture and Best Director for David Lean. Gregory Peck claimed Best Actor for To Kill a Mockingbird and Anne Bancroft won Best Actress for The Miracle Worker. Patty Duke became the first juvenile to win Best Supporting Actress, Ed Begley and Shirley Temple received supporting honors amid a star filled Santa Monica ceremony.
A tea for kindergarten mothers replaces the May PTA meeting and a tea for teachers will be held. A study group meets Thursday morning April 11 at 9 15 at the home of Mrs Ed Offenbacker 903 S Lincoln with Mrs Dewey McCoy as co host. Mrs Willard Lloyd will speak on More Power to Parents. Baby sitting will be provided at 1121 S Evergreen.
The Federation of Santa Fe Women gathered at Carpenters Hall for a 12 30 dinner with Mrs. Ross Miller's committee in charge. Tables were decorated with spring flowers and a parade of Easter hats was held. First, second, and third prizes went to Mrs. L S Lawrence, Mrs. John Oglesbee, and Mrs. H A Thurstin.
The Chanute Rebekah Lodge 158 held a regular session Monday April 1 with noble grand Etta Hanson presiding. E O Gilbert thanked the group for preparing and serving the State Highway dinner March 29. Refreshments featured Easter themed decorations. Fifty eight members attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hilty of Goodland announce the engagement of their daughter Gorda Margaret to George Adelgren of Tribune. Miss Hilty is a Sherman Community High School graduate. Adelgren is a Vilas High School and Chanute Junior College graduate, ex Army Medical Corps. A June wedding is planned.
The Laurel Mothers Club met Saturday at Lola for a luncheon with husbands as guests. Attendees included Robert Wells Fred Hunsiker Glenn Kiddoo George Riker Buford Allen Clyde Alfred Vernon Meyers Lonnie Rhodes and Dale Edwards. The group played crazy bridge after the meeting with high score by George Riker and Mrs. Robert Wells and low score by Vernon Myers and Mrs. Buford Allen.
The El Dorado United Fund will donate $6,500 to the University of Kansas Medical Center for research in polio cancer and heart disease. The sum was raised in 1962 to combat those diseases.
The Mary Martha Guild of the United Presbyterian church met in the Fellowship room for a covered dish dinner and meeting. Mrs. W. A. Goolsbee presided with devotion by Mrs. L. P. Garrison and a lesson by Ethel Davidson. Twenty members and one guest attended.
The Chaincomers met Thursday at the Drumstick with 26 members and sponsors. Mrs. Wayne Green received the newest newcomer gift. Mrs. Gerald Williamson presided as acting chairman with new officers elected: Williamson as acting chair, Reynolds as vice president, Morrell as secretary, Taylor as treasurer. Speaker Mrs. James Boerwinkle spoke on Points of Interest in and Around Chanute.
Young gospel singer Glen Allred joins the Florida Boys Gospel Quartet in Chanute Auditorium for a Spiritual Lingathon next Friday at 8 p.m. April 12. Also featuring the Plainsmen Quartet. Tickets on sale at Vernon's 205 E Main. Adults 1.25, Child 50c.
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