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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
3
A short quiz by Lavina Ross Fowler asks readers to cite biblical references on athletics, aging, vision, diet, and sports. Questions include Israelite leader to death Deuteronomy 34 7 Daniel dietary test and running as a sport in Hebrew 12 1 and I Corinthians 9 24.
Listings include Golden Shrine at White Shrine of Jerusalem 6 30 p m supper and 8 p m meeting of Past Presidents LA to B of RT. We Who Club Sawyer hall 1 30 p m. Wilson Class First Methodist Church 10 a m. Bridge Country Club 1 30 p m. Devoted Mothers Club Mrs John Grady 307 S Western 1 15 p m. Laurel Mothers Club Mrs Ronald Fleming 811 W Cherry 1 p m. Neosho Valley EHU Mrs Quentin Anderson R 2 2 p m.
The Wilson class of the First Methodist church met in the fellowship room last night with Mrs. Carrie Pollock presiding. She appointed a nominating committee including Mrs. Harold Miller Mrs. H. O. Older and Mrs. Ruth Irwin. Hazel Slane led group singing and devotions were by Mrs. Purry Fisher. Dorothy Bauer read a Virginia Carey story Trust and Obey. A dessert course followed before the business session. Duff Wagoner gave the invocation and a refreshment committee listed several names. Easter table decorations completed the event.
Unit meeting attended by nine members and four guests at 222 N Washington home of Mrs Theo Baker. Mrs Raymond Clemens presided with hosting help from Mrs William Phillips and music by Mrs Mable Hutchinson. Three new members welcomed.
Beta Sigma Phi conducted the ritual of jewels for Mrs. Tom Miller and Mrs. Ralph Barclay at a meeting last night in the home of Mrs. Ron Poor. Co hostesses were Mrs. Darrel Erikson and Mrs. Gene Reinhardt. The lesson was Absolute Music by Mrs. Ron Gos sett. Door prize winner was Mrs. Joe Weiner. Next meeting is Founders Day dinner May 1 at the Country Club.
Aloha burgers make a tasty centerpiece with pineapple slices and a soy ginger glaze. The recipe yields eight four inch patties and includes dill and corn flakes for binding with pineapple garnish and toasted nuts for a finishing touch.
Nineteen United Presbyterian Women members gathered at the church for the program "Community in Action." Announcements included Church Women United fellowship May 3, a United Presbyterian Women book fair May 2, and the spring Presbyterial meeting in Independence in April. Wayne Smith spoke on chamber of commerce history and local achievements.
Chanute Toastmasters met last night with Dr. Fred Ingram as toastmaster and Jerry Houston as topic master. Dick Crowl delivered the ice breaker and Clifford Gibson gave the principal speech with Royce Wells and Kent Grubbs as evaluators.
Grant Avenue circles met yesterday with Mrs. Vernon Youngberg and Mrs. Joe Thurman presiding. Roll call cited Bible verses with rain word. new officers were announced and White Cross work completed by 11 attending members. Mrs. Ralph Toland hosted Ruth circle with plan for a May 1 graduation dinner at the church.
The World War I Veterans Auxiliary hosted an all day sewing meeting in the Memorial building with Mrs. Fred Heinzie in charge. Members made items for veterans hospitals and shared a covered dish dinner with Barracks guests.
Four church circles met on Wednesday with Grace Hill circle led by Mrs. Amy Osgood at 626 S Malcolm. Eight members attended as a gift was given to Mrs. Osgood. Charlotte Worley circle met in the educational building with Mrs. B F Wyatt hosting and Mrs. R O Wicker delivering the devotional. Edith Thompson circle, hosted by Mrs. Ray Hutchison at 125 N Forest, heard devotions by Mrs. Carl Jackson and a lesson by Mrs. Frank Coble. Marjorie Sharp circle gathered at Mrs. Henry Biggs home for a prayer devotional on the 23rd Psalm and the lesson Doors Are Still Open led by Mrs. Jack Hunt with ten members and a guest Mrs. Dale Sneeringer.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church met in the fellowship hall for a covered dish dinner attended by 21 members and guest Mary Sue Holmes from Kansas City. Proceeds from a planned April 28 dinner go to the building fund.
The Friendly Thimble Club met at Mrs Luella Dawson 1015 N Grant yesterday afternoon with president Mrs Charles Tripp presiding Devotions were Bible verses read by members Each member made an item for the charity box Games were played Mrs Bertha Stratton won the door prize Refreshments were served to eight members and a child Debbie Bowlin The next meeting is May 1 at 2 pm with Mrs Carrie Deck 1017 N Washington
Pioneer Ladies of Southwestern Bell Telephone Co held a dinner at the Orchid Buffet yesterday with twenty three members including five from Independence. Hostesses were Mrs Thelma Roe and Mrs Isla Patterson Mrs Lloyd Dalton demonstrated making all occasion candles Mrs Helen Landrith of Independence attended. Next meeting will be in November.
Readers are advised to keep a plastic bag handy during bread kneading to reduce mess. The tip suggests slipping a hand into the bag when the telephone rings to answer without getting dough on the skin.
Scout News reports 26 Brownie Scouts at Hutton School planned nosebag lunches, formed patrols, and cut pictures from magazines for Mother’s Day gifts. Pack 235 welcomed David Black as a new scout at First Baptist Church with flag salute led by den chief Tony Newman. A scout circle recited laws and promise, then toured the telephone office with escort from several parents and two Junior Girl Scouts. Refreshments were served at the church by Stanley Van Ostran.
Eight members met Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. Ivan Fair. Mrs. Leslie Crow presided and plans were made to attend the district meeting May 9 at Independence and to have a guest day for EHU week. Mrs. Charles Summers gave the lesson on personalized interiors. The next meeting will be May 15 with Mrs. Summers.
Heloise shares cheap fixes and clever hacks for everyday life. Readers suggest conserving eyeglasses by repurposing old pairs and lining evening bags with clear plastic to keep contents clean. A reader recalls Golden Potatoes, a boyhood egg dish, and a drying rack idea using upside down tables for wet footwear.
Heloise suggests using a tea strainer over the sink drain to catch small particles before they go into pipes. After draining, simply empty the strainer into the garbage to prevent clogs and possible plumber bills.
While ironing, prepare a mending memo for each garment noting required repairs. Pin the memo to the article and set aside. During mending time, you can quickly identify items needing work and avoid overlooking small fixes like snaps or buttons.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff positions including Publisher Dwigh Wallin Manager Editor Wayne J. Smith Advertising Manager Mrs R D Markham Carrier Supervisor Bev Nicholas and other departments. It details subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery in Chanute and surrounding trade territories with annual and monthly prices.
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