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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1968
Page
3
A compact trivia prompt lists Bible questions tied to specific verses. It mentions Jerusalem near Damascus Gate and a skull shaped rock, references Calvary and Gol gotha, and asks short questions about crucifixion details and prophecies. It notes four answers as correct and three as correct good.
Brownie scouts from Troop 109 met at Hut ton school with Mrs. Coach Wilson and Mrs. Ray Almond for an Easter egg hunt at Katy park where Janice Almond and Kelly Morton found prize eggs and received chocolate rabbits. Troop 84 held an Easter party at Alcott school with Christina Beck as keeper of Brownie ring and Karen Gallagher as ring leader. cookies and a drink were served and games followed.
On Saturday April 13 the Merry Mothers Club hosts a Monte Carlo party. A series of meetings and events follow in various venues including Jena Memorial Hospital Auxiliary board at Neosho Memorial Hospital conference room at 9:30 a.m. and Grant Avenue Baptist WMS Esther circle at 7:30 p.m. Other gatherings include Past Presidents Parley at Ameri can Legion Auxiliary Memorial Building 6:30 p.m. Rebekah Lodge 8 p.m. Chanute Cycle Club track 7:30 p.m. and Women s Arts and Crafts at Central Park Community Building until noon. Additional meetings: Ladies of Elks 6:30 p.m. dinner then 7:30 p.m., Independence Desk and Derrick Wigs Restaurant 7 p.m., Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7:16 p.m., Shakespeare Club at 210 Larson 1:30 p.m.
WSCS circles of the First United Methodist Church met Wednesday with multiple hostesses and leaders. Circles including Martha Esther Naomi Rachel and others shared devotions lessons and Easter programs, serving refreshments to groups ranging from 14 to 18 members plus guests.
Peace and Progress EHU met at Mrs Marion Wise home with Mrs Irving Brune presiding. Members shared homemaking joys and answered roll call. Mrs Joe Jackson led the lesson. Mrs Grace Oliver ran recreation. Mrs Harley Knapp served 13 members and a guest, Mrs Harry Steeves. May 2 gathering set for Mrs Nola Ellison at 617 West Walnut.
Dear Heloise recounts a home tip to serve mustard and ketchup directly from jars. By punching a hole in the lid and inserting a cut off finger plunger, the user achieves a simple hand pump for condiments at hot dog meals.
Blue Bird chapter CBS met in Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Lola Sauders and Worthy Patron Harry Orendorff presiding. Degrees conferred, Judy Clough to sing at Grand chapter, Neodesha friendship night invited, Cancer Fund donation, Easter poem honor to Jake Sauders, refreshments served. Colfax Baptist Church WMS met at Gordon Erickson home. Glenn Hanson presiding, love gift dedicated, officers installed, Grace Hill meeting planned, Do Not be Afraid read, refreshments for 14.
A covered dish dinner for American Legion Auxiliary members was held in the clubrooms with Easter decorations. President Mrs Kenneth Cumings led the meeting and plans were made to attend the district convention in Parsons on April 20 and 21.
Mrs Pearl Hooker presided at the Hobby Club meeting held Thursday at Mrs Elsie Cartwrights home 408 West The occupants answered roll call with talks and antiques recently acquired Mrs Charles Rubew taught a cameo glass lesson and displayed several varieties Refreshements were served to six members.
Otterbein United Methodist Church circles Rebecca Mitaha and Carver meet this week. A WSWS salad supper for women and daughters is set for 6:30 p.m. April 30 at Central Park Community Building. Rebecca circle hosted by Janice Dirnberger. Mitaha circle at Claude Carver home. lessons cover Christian family living and Japan as a nation of change.
The Holy Mothers Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Don Mitchell’s home on West 5th Street. Dale Fairchild spoke on interior decoration with Mrs. Bill Wolfe and Mrs.
Debbie Barnes Moran Miss America 1968 will reign at the Greatest Show on Earth banquet as part of Pratt’s annual event April 26 27. Kandee Kae Klein Tribune Miss Kansas 1968 also attends. Irrigation Industry Implements exhibitors exceed 250 with visitor estimates near 100 000.
Sorghum Valley Grange met Wednesday evening with E. W. Maxwell presiding. Plans were made to paint Grange signs in the community. Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Paul Johnson sang a duet. Mrs. Earl Close presented Symbol of USA and Mrs. Ruben Bark read Let Me Be Loved By A Child. Roy McMillan presented Who's Running Things down There? A skit and song followed.
Officers of the Merry Mothers Club were elected at a meeting yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Carl Rush. Mrs. Gary Roles was elected president with Mrs. George Dickerhoof as vice president, Mrs. Cecil Daniels as treasurer, and Mrs. Darrel Doorman as secretary. A parade of homemade hats featured prizes won by Mrs. Kenny Wilson, Mrs. John Billingsly, and Mrs. Dickerhoof.
Mr and Mrs Fred Brown served refreshments to 16 members. Mrs Francis Smittle won the door prize.
Eleven members of the Tioga EHU met with Mrs. Dorothy Wilson at 19 S Forest on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hilda Koch led the lesson titled Personalized interiors. Plans were made to attend the district meeting May 9 in Independence. Easter refreshments were served.
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