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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
3
A reader explains a jelly cranberry Easter salad using plastic eggs and gelatin, with decorating ideas and storage tips. The column also shares several readers’ notes about empathy, gifting, and clever kitchen hacks.
The Women's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Charles Logan's home to study India the Church in Bangladesh. Roy Rankin led with background on the people religions and church work in Bangladesh. Janice Rankin played Under His Wings on guitar. Elmer Mathews led devotions stressing life as a mystery and a quip about not getting out alive. Nine members and two guests answered roll with why they value membership. Mrs. Alva Mann won the door prize.
Social calendar lists meetings and gatherings from Monday April 16 to Tuesday April 17. Groups include Duplicate Bridge in Tioga, Chorus at St. Cecilia, American Legion Auxiliary, Rebekah Lodge, Ladies of Elks, Humboldt Women's Club, Neosho Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Chanute Textile Paint Club, Sorosis Club, Gem and Mineral Society, Ladies Auxiliary to Patriarchs Militant, Modern Study Club, Rainbow for Girls, Chamber of Commerce, Round Table Study Club, Cosmos Study Club, and more with locations such as Tioga Hotel NCCJC Maple Leaf Tea Room and Masonic Temple.
The April United Presbyterian women’s circles held lessons on the growth of women’s voices in the church. Circle 1 met for a salad luncheon with nine members and three guests, and a farewell gift was given to Mrs. L. D. Hutt who moves to Memphis. Circle 2 hosted 15 members. Circle 3 had 12 members. Circle 4 hosted 15 members.
Mrs. F A Prosser led a lesson on fats and cholesterol at the Victory Extension Homemakers Unit held at Mrs. Roy Myers home. Members planned to donate to a new Erie fair building fund and to invite guests to the district meeting. Forms were given to record year long volunteer work and13 members listed learning goals.
Dear Fans: I receive about 1000 letters daily and publish only two or three. I choose letters that inform educate provoke discussion amuse and demonstrate universality of trouble. I look for letters that give hope to the discouraged lift the down trodden and courage to the frightened.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary elected officers at the post home led by President Nelle Stevens and Senior VP Mildred Cleaver. Trustees Grace Wilmoth and Ruth Haynes chosen for two and three year terms, charter draped for Mrs. Oren Hazen. Members back Carl Barnhart for the March of Dimes walk and report cards and hospital crafts drive details.
Chanute senior citizens received an invitation from a Wichita senior citizens group to attend a luncheon and program on May 18. Mrs. Paul Puckett, Chanute club president, read the invitation at Friday’s Central Park Building meeting.
Scout Troop 235 met Monday night at First Baptist Church to test members for the plumbing merit badge. Tickets for the May scout show were distributed and Stan Van Ostran led the group in reciting the scout law to close.
The Federation of Santa Fe Women viewed scenes of the Southern United States Monday at Carpenter's Hall. Mrs Henry Watkins and Eric showed photos from a trip Mrs Watkins and her husband made through the South. Mrs W T Cline won the door prize. Mrs Pete Osterfeldt and her committee served refreshments to 18 members at a tea table with spring flowers.
A playful lunch idea layers cottage cheese with drained fruit cocktail in a stemmed glass. A scoop of strawberry ice cream and a mint sprig finish the dessert like salad. Family friendly and refreshing.
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